

American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Agriculture & Life Sciences · Engineering
Offers students with an interest in Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering an opportunity to discuss various related topics.
Quick facts
About 1 to 2 hours a week
Meets every other week
Welcome
Not required
About the club
Offers students with an interest in Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering an opportunity to discuss various related topics. Through the student chapter of ASABE at ISU, students are able to connect with peers in the Iowa State community, students in similar programs around the United States, and professionals from around the world. We focus on community service, professional development, fundraising, industry tours, and various social events.
What you would actually do
- The American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers meet every other Tuesday is Sukup 0022
- Meetings start with an industry speaker and are normally followed by the business portion of the meeting
- Activities throughout the year include a Leaf Rake, Fall and Spring Trips, ASABE Conferences, basketball concession stands, as well as socials
What you would gain
- Contact with speakers, alumni, and employers in the field
- Hands-on project work you can point to on a resume
- Volunteer and service hours with the group
Best for
Students in agriculture and life sciences and engineering, though the group is open to any major.
How to get involved
Meetings are every other week, location announced the week prior.
Details come from Iowa State's student organization directory · 26 student members listed.
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