APM
Industrial Engineering Honor Society |
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James T. French conceived Alpha Pi Mu in 1949. At that time, he was a senior industrial engineering student at Georgia Tech. It was founded with the purpose of recognizing outstanding industrial engineering students. Since that time it has grown to where nearly every university in the United States with an industrial engineering program has a chapter. Its reputation and prestige are recognized throughout the industrialized world.
Contents of the RPI’s Alpha Pi Mu Web Page
Mission
The mission of this organization is to provide a common ground on which outstanding young Industrial Engineers can exchange ideas, and to provide experience, which could help their future professional development. The goals as stated by Alpha Pi Mu are as follows:
To confer
recognition upon the industrial engineering student who has shown exceptional
academic interest and abilities in his field.
To
encourage wherever possible any movement which will advance the best interest
of industrial engineering education.
To further
unify the student body of the Industrial Engineering Department in presenting
its needs and ideals to the faculty.
To create a closer student-faculty
relationship by bringing together the needs and thoughts of both.
To assist
and cooperate with all organizations and persons working for the interest of
industrial engineering.
To benefit
its members by the association and experience that can come from bringing
together a group with similar interests, objectives, and abilities and to
promote the professional welfare of all.
Officers and Chapter Advisor
| Co-Presidents | Pinar Kuruc, Tim Lang |
| Vice President for Membership | Aniana Robas |
| Vice President for Chapter Development | Roberto Tedesco |
| Treasurer | Pinar Kuruc |
| Faculty Advisor | Dr. Charles J. Malmborg |
Contact
Phone: (518) 276-5978
Links
RPI’s Department of Decision Sciences and Engineering
Systems (DSES)
Send questions or comments: Danielle
Mullen
Last revised:
March 07, 2003