Pi Tau Sigma is an international Mechanical Engineering honors society. Pi Tau Sigma was founded to foster high ideals in the engineering profession, to stimulate and coordinate departmental activities, and to promote the mutual professional welfare of its members.
Mission
To foster soundness of character and moral conduct, serve the community and engineering profession, and to lead through example in a professional manner.
As an organization, we strive to expand and serve the university and local community while providing students tools and opportunities to achieve their educational and career goals.
Membership
The undergraduate membership requirements of PTS include a GPA above 3.25 and be within the top 25% of the junior or senior class. The graduate membership requirements of PTS include a GPA above 3.5 and be within the top 25% of graduate students. Sophomores are also invited to join this chapter as honorary affiliate with a requirements of a GPA above 3.5 and be within the top 15% of the sophomore class. All students must also participate in community service activities throughout the year. Initiations are every semester. Eligible students will receive notification of eligibility towards the middle of the semester. See more information in the About PTS section.

Contact Information
Current Officers
President – Noan Ivey
Vice President – Marcus Martinez
Treasurer – Brandi Grauberger
Secretary – Katie DeRose
Community Outreach –Colin Diehl, Scott Bayliff
Nationals Chair – Alex Grauberger
Representative – Anna Mathews
Advisor – Dr. Shantanu Jathar
If you’re not sure who to contact or have general questions, you can send an email to the general Pi Tau Sigma account: pitausigmacsu@gmail.com