TUEAA is a Non-Profit 501(c)(3) organization. The organization is governed by a set of bylaws utilizing an approved organization structure. There are 37 active members in TUEAA as of September 30, 2018. Our goal is to increase this membership to at least 100 by fall 2019.
Within TUEAA we have structured Departmental Alumni Organizations:
- Aerospace Engineering
- Chemical Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
The departmental organizations will provide support in driving programs generic to and supportive of the departmental goals, objectives, and needs.
Membership
Membership in the organization is strictly voluntary and limited to students and graduates of the College of Engineering, College of Engineering Faculty, and agreed Corporations. The membership year is January 1st through December 31st. Membership dues are $150 per year, which includes the annual Tuskegee National Alumni Association dues or $115 per year if a member of a TNAA Local Area Club. There is a New Graduates Membership category for students within six (6) months of graduation and four (4) months after graduation which provides FREE membership of the first twelve months after graduation and reduced membership the next twelve months.
All College of Engineering graduates and seniors within six (6) months of graduation are encouraged to join the alumni association. Joining TUEAA will enable graduates to give back to the College of Engineering and assist students in obtaining their degree and entering the workforce as a proud Engineer from an accredited and renowned university.
We are also adding a Current Students Membership category (must be verified annually) which provides FREE membership throughout matriculation in the engineering program. We encourage current students to join and actively participate, in partnership with the ESLC and the COE Coordinator of Student Activities, to ensure student needs are heard and being addressed.
Goals and Objectives:
TUEAA is committed to meeting the objectives outlined within its Mission Statement. To achieve our objectives, TUEAA has taken on a goal to increase our Endowed Scholarship Fund to $1 Million by 2020. The proceeds from the Endowed Scholarship Fund will be used to give scholarships to deserving and needy students of the School of Engineering.