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The Foremost Fraternity
for Engineers

ENGINEERING LEADERS for Service, Profession, and Brotherhood

What We Do

We unite a diverse community of engineers and engineering students from around the country in fraternal fellowship, professional development, and service to our communities.

Why Us

Service

Members of Theta Tau make an impact on the world around them through service and philanthropic acts.

friendships
readiness

Profession

Members of Theta Tau are more prepared for the job market, networking, and applying their learning in their work.

Brotherhood

Have made friendships and connections that they will maintain for the rest of their lives.

Member Resources & Publications

 

Use the link below to view important documents, publications,
and other information for officers and chapter members alike.

Recent News

Lessons Learned: Kappa Beta Chapter Reunion Weekend

Brothers from Kappa Beta Chapter's graduating classes from the 1960's and 70's were invited to attend a reunion on October 16-17, 2026. The following report was sent in from Brother Junius Allen (Kappa Beta, '71), who has been planning for months with the Central Office [...]

Spotlight: Blane Donahue, National Brotherhood Director

Blane Donahue National Brotherhood Director University of Florida Zeta Gamma Chapter BS Electrical Engineering Class of 2018 What do you do in your current role?  As the National Brotherhood Director, it is my goal to strengthen the bonds that make Theta Tau more than just an [...]

2025-2026 Chapter and National Awards Summary

The Theta Tau Awards for the 2025-2026 academic year are in! Below you will find our award winners in every category, starting with chapter awards, and wrapping with individual awards, including the Robert E. Pope Outstanding Student Member Award, Theta Tau's highest honor for a [...]

5Q&A: Roen Wainscoat, Outstanding Student Member

Roen Wainscoat  Robert E. Pope Outstanding Student Member   Delta Gamma Chapter  Arizona State University, Class of 2026 Q: What are you studying?  A: I just recently graduated from Arizona State University with a B.S. in Computer Science and a minor in Engineering Management. I’m building my career in cybersecurity, working to protect the critical systems and [...]

South Carolina Rivalry Week: Clemson Car Smash

By Carlos Arenas, University of South Carolina (Zeta Delta, '27) Few traditions capture the spirit of the Gamecock-Clemson rivalry quite like the roar of a sledgehammer connecting with the metal of a scrap car painted orange and purple. On November 19, 2025, the Zeta Delta [...]

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