University of Texas-Prairie View A&M, Zeta Lambda Chapter

Eta Kappa Nu (HKN) was founded in 1904 by Maurice L. Carr along with nine other students to recognize academic excellence in engineering. HKN was originally established to help Electrical Engineering graduates find employment and gain footholds in their careers. The Zeta Lambda Chapter was founded at Prairie View A&M University in 1973 to continue this long-lasting legacy. At PVAMU, we honor scholarship and Leadership amongst the Electrical and Computer Engineering Dept. Our vision is to utilize our leadership amongst the members to maintain and enrich the learning environment in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department. To maintain our vision many activities have been done and are being planned. Those activities consist of a food drive, Pantherland day, departmental tutoring, bake sales, and membership resume books for career fairs and various seminars dealing with our department and career. The Chapter also works very closely with the IEEE and TBP branch in presenting company presentations throughout the semester. These events give members a number of chances to develop close contacts with both locally owned enterprises as well as international corporations.

Region: 5

Section: Prairie View, TX (Houston)

Founding Date: April 3, 1973

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Last Update: 07/02/2020

Prairie View A&M University

Our Office is located in room NENR 129 in the New Engineering building along with the Tau Beta Pi office.

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what chapter members are saying

Joining the Zeta Lambda Chapter of Eta Kappa Nu has helped me grow so much professionally!

Kev

Being awarded the opportunity to study and major in the field of electrical engineering at Prairie View A&M University was an incredible experience that I seized wholeheartedly without reservation. I am proud to be an Alumni of such a pristine university! Prairie View’s Eta Kappa Nu Zeta Lambda Chapter offers an assortment of programs intended to prepare students for their professional careers. Being a part of Eta Kappa Nu was the platform that enabled me to secure my first engineering internship. I cannot thank the Zeta Lambda enough for providing me with the tools necessary to be a competitive student!