Related Partners & Organizations
The non-
Separate from the Foundation, the Club provides a comfortable environment for the interchange of ideas, to enhance the professional success of members and to help solve community problems. You can learn more at the Club’s website and Engineers Club Blog.
Engineering & Science Hall of Fame
The Hall of Fame recognizes outstanding scientists and engineers who have made significant contributions benefiting humanity. Over the years it has enshrined 50 men and women, including 9 Nobel Laureates. A gallery of enshrinees lines the east wing hallway on the first floor of the Engineers Club. The Hall of Fame works to foster an understanding of these major contributions, to encourage careers in engineering and science, and to maintain an archive to support continuing education.
Engineering & Science Foundation of Dayton
The ESF works to raise awareness of engineering and science, and to build interest
in science and math among our K-
The Affiliates Societies Council of Dayton hosts the local technical societies, and
assists in the professional development and recognition of engineers and scientists
in the community. Located directly east of the Engineers Club, the Council presents
yearly Outstanding Engineer and Scientist Awards and helps organize the annual TechFest
for K-
Education and Community Outreach
The Engineers Club of Dayton Foundation is a Dayton EDvention partner and thus supports a variety of STEM – Science, Technology, Engineering and Math – programs and activities supporting education and regional economic development.
Our partnerships for education have included…
- Science enrichment for women and minorities
- Teachers Science Seminar
- Science Fairs
- Affiliate Societies Council’s Tech Fest
- Awards to outstanding engineering college students
- Awards for technical papers by undergrad and graduate students
- STEM Initiative — FoosBlast 2008
- Rube Goldberg Contest
The Foundation also regularly supports seminars and speakers of general interest that are open to the public. Recent events have included talks by Team Oracle acrobatic pilot Sean Tucker, NASA Space Shuttle Pilot Greg Johnson, and Neil Armstrong, first man on the moon.
Links to Partners
The Engineering & Science Hall of Fame portrait gallery lines the hallway in the east wing of the Engineers Club.