Rose-Hulman Institute of Tech, Epsilon Eta

Epsilon Eta is the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology chapter of IEEE–Eta Kappa Nu (HKN), the international honor society for Electrical and Computer Engineering. Our mission is to support high-achieving students in becoming ethical and effective technical leaders. Through a variety of professional development and community-building events, we foster strong connections among members, across campus, and throughout the Terre Haute community. In addition to mentoring peers and offering academic support, we engage in outreach activities that promote both STEM and Electrical and Computer Engineering.

Region 4: Central USA

Section: Terre Haute, IN (Central Indiana)

Founding Date: October 27, 1965

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Last Update: 06/30/2025

Terre Haute, Indiana

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology is located in Terre Haute, Indiana, just east of the Illinois border. Literally “highland” in French, the city sits on a large, square plateau above the Wabash River and is known as a Crossroads of America because of its position at the intersection of two major U.S. highways. Terre Haute prides itself on being the home of multiple higher-education institutions and being the birthplace of the famous Coca-Cola contour bottle.

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Joining IEEE-HKN has given me the wonderful opportunity to connect with others in my field and give back to the ECE community

Lauren Marquardt
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Our chapter of IEEE-HKN hosts many events that helped me meet fellow ECEs, forge meaningful connections with piers, and get closer to my professors.

Eric Soo-Yoshimura
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Membership in HKN has provided me with valuable opportunities to network with others in my field and become more involved in my department.

Rebecca Testa
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HKN is a great way to connect with other like-minded students and grow professionally.

Braden Blanford
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My IEEE-HKN membership has enabled me to connect with other students who are dedicated to their academics and build a network of people who each lift up those around them

Brooklyn Jennings