Arizona State University, Epsilon Beta Chapter

IEEE-Eta Kappa Nu is the International Honor Society for Electrical and Computer Engineers. Outstanding students are elected to Eta Kappa Nu from the top of their sophomore, junior, and senior classes as well as graduate students. Eligibility is based on scholarship, personal character, voluntary services, and distinguished accomplishments.

We hope to support our members through networking events, peer support, and professional presentations. This things will encourage members to further their careers and education.

At Arizona State University, you’ll join a community that will help you explore your interests and learn new skills. The Epsilon Beta chapter seeks to elevate its members through professional events with industry partners, technical workshops, resume reviews, mock interviews, and volunteering.

Region: 6  Western USA

Section: Tempe, AZ (Phoenix)

Founding Date: May 4, 1963

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Last Update: 06/22/2026

 Tempe, Arizona

Located in the Salt River Valley, the semiconductor capital of the United States, Arizona State University is home to the largest engineering school in the nation and enjoys 300 days of sun.

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IEEE-HKN has given me unique leadership opportunities and has led me to like minded individuals.

Amberly Ricks
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IEEE-HKN has impacted me by connecting me to faculty within my area.

Barindra Banerjee
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HKN got me promoted

Woody
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HKN allowed me to form close faculty relationships

Amberly
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HKN has helped me form connections with other electrical engineering student at my school

Jasmin
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As a remote student, IEEE-HKN has helped me connect with other online and on-campus students that share similar interests and ethics as me.

Andrew Wylde, Recording Secretary
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Helped me expand my professional, academic and social network, Helped me connect with faculty in my department

Glen Uehara, Treasurer