University of Texas at Arlington, Epsilon Mu

The HKN Epsilon Mu Chapter was founded at University of Texas at Arlington in April 1966. Epsilon Mu is proud to provide multiple professional, technical, and academic opportunities to the Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering student bodies. We strive to deliver great social events to build stronger relationships between engineers, faculty, and the community. Epsilon Mu chapter collaborates with the IEEE branch to provide tutoring, workshops, and other professional development events. Epsilon Mu’s guiding principles are expressed in a tasty acronym: PIE. Prepare students to succeed in their respective academic and professional career. Inspire students with experiences and motivation to go beyond their course’s studies. And Educate students through tutoring and opportunities present in the EE/CE programs.

Region 5: Southwestern USA

Section: Arlington, TX (Fort Worth)

Founding Date: April 30, 1966

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Last Update: 06/22/2026

Arlington, TX

Arlington is located in the heart of the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex in the state of Texas. Besides being home to the University of Texas at Arlington, this city hosts the Texas Rangers at Globe Life Field and the Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium. All of this in a region that covers about 100 square miles.

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what chapter members are saying

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HKN provides a channel for all officers and me to better assist students in their classes and professional career. Through tutoring sessions and tech talks, we aim to provide a better experience and a means to network for everyone that would like to participate.

David Ray
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My vision as a UTA Maverick, I have always strived towards excellence and want to help my community back in any way I can. IEEE HKN Chapter provided me the opportunity to directly tutor students beside my TA duties, it has provided me the opportunity to help the society through its volunteering activities and maintain a promising academic standing at the same time. It has also helped me gain some valuable insights as a teaching assistant on what students really need in coursework.

Aileen Sengupta
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Joining HKN has offered me a platform where I can grow as a leader and has given me the resources necessary to accomplish my goals. HKN has also given me a voice where I can help enable students to advance their knowledge and continue growing as electrical engineers. HKN has given me the tools needed to fulfill my Teaching Assistant role in the Electrical Engineering department.

Obed Gonzalez Hurtado
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Joining HKN opened up so many opportunities for me. I’ve been able to connect with incredible mentors, dive into cutting-edge research, and collaborate with fellow students who share my passion for innovation. HKN has given me the confidence and network to push the boundaries of what’s possible in electrical and computer engineering, and that’s something I’ll carry with me throughout my career.

Fernando Villa
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What I love most about HKN is the sense of community. We’re not just a group of students trying to get through school – we’re a family, all driven by the same values of service, learning, and supporting each other. Through HKN, I’ve found lifelong friends and professional connections who’ve helped me grow both personally and professionally.

Eric Yick
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Building a community that supports one another is one of the strongest foundational ideas that makes our chapter fantastic. Giving back to the community through volunteering, tutoring and teaching is something that will have lasting impacts on many people now and for years to come. This is my technical family and we all know we can trust and support each other to build better and grow higher.

Andris D. Weaver