Texas A & M University – Kingsville, Zeta Beta Chapter

We are the Zeta Beta Chapter at Texas A&M University–Kingsville, proudly serving the EECS community with a strong commitment to student success, leadership, and service. Our chapter focuses on supporting the academic and professional growth of all Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, and the newly established Computer Engineering students at TAMUK.

With Javelina Pride at the core of our mission, we strive to create a welcoming and supportive environment where students help one another succeed. We regularly hold tutoring sessions to assist underclassmen in grasping complex engineering concepts, strengthening their technical understanding, and building a solid foundation for their academic and professional careers. These efforts reflect our belief that the success of one Javelina strengthens the entire community.

In addition to academic support, our chapter actively works to connect students with alumni and industry professionals, helping bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world engineering practice. By fostering mentorship, networking opportunities, and professional development, we prepare our members to become confident, ethical, and capable engineers.

Through service, collaboration, and unwavering Javelina Pride, the Zeta Beta Chapter continues to uphold the values of IEEE-Eta Kappa Nu while strengthening the engineering community at Texas A&M University–Kingsville.​

Region 5: Southwestern USA

Section: Kingsville, TX (Corpus Christi)

Founding Date: May 8, 1971

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Last Update: 01/06/2026

Kingsville, Texas

Our chapter is located in a rural region of South Texas with deep historical and cultural roots. The area is home to the King Ranch, one of the largest ranches in the world, larger than the state of Rhode Island, and a significant symbol of Texas history. This unique setting reflects the strong work ethic, tradition, and sense of community that shape both our university and our chapter.

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what chapter members are saying

HKN has opened up more career opportunities in the applying process and I am grateful for that.

Xavier Hernandez

Being president gave me the courage to lead excellent minded people that have the same ambition of pursuing excellence in electrical engineering.

David Barajas

It's about pushing myself, staying curious, and being part of a community that wants to make a difference.

Maielah Davis