Texas A & M University – Kingsville, Zeta Beta Chapter

Founded in May 1971 at Texas A&M University-Kingsville, the IEEE-HKN Zeta Beta Chapter fosters close collaboration among students, alumni, and professionals in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, and Computer Engineering. Aligned with the broader mission of IEEE-HKN, the chapter promotes excellence by recognizing individuals who have demonstrated distinguished scholarship, activities, leadership, and exemplary character. Through various initiatives, Zeta Beta aims to cultivate professional development, technical innovation, and academic achievement, thereby contributing positively to the engineering community and society at large.​

Region 5: Southwestern USA

Section: Kingsville, TX (Corpus Christi)

Founding Date: May 8, 1971

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Last Update: 4/21/2025

Kingsville, Texas

Named in honor the King Ranch legacy, Kingsville, TX, is situated on the Gulf Coastal Plain, offering a mix of rural charm and proximity to larger cities like Corpus Christi. The city features a cozy downtown scene with local shops and charming historic architecture, while also being home to Naval Air Station Kingsville and the Texas A&M University-Kingsville Javelinas!

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what chapter members are saying

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

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

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

Maielah Davis