Requirements for Nomination
Joining IEEE-HKN
Candidacy for membership in Eta Kappa Nu is by invitation only. An
invitation will be extended if you meet certain academic and
educational requirements, as outlined on this page. If you meet
these requirements, you should receive an invitation during a
Fall or Winter semester. If you do not receive this invitation,
we invite you to contact us, and we
will investigate your candidacy.
Requirements
The requirements for candidacy in Eta Kappa Nu vary depending on
the prospective member's academic position.
Undergraduate Students
Undergraduate students that are pursuing a Computer or Electrical
Engineering bachelor's degree at Brigham Young University are those
considered for membership in the Zeta Eta chapter of IEEE-HKN.
Students who have completed at least one-third of the
degree requirements and who have a cumulative scholastic
rank in the upper fifth of their class may be elected.
Students who have completed one-half of the degree
requirements and who have a cumulative scholastic rank
in the upper quarter of their class may be elected.
Students who have completed three-fourths of their
degree requirements and have a cumulative scholastic
rank in the upper third of their class may be elected.
Graduate Students
All graduate students are qualified to join IEEE-HKN, given that
the Head of the Department and Faculty Advisor grant approval.
No approval is needed from the department where the student completed
his/her undergraduate work. Each graduate student will be e-mailed each
Fall and Winter semester with an invitation to join IEEE-HKN. If you
are a graduate student and do not receive this e-mail, please
contact us, and we will investigate the matter.
Faculty Members
All faculty of the Brigham Young University Electrical and Computer
Engineering Department that hold the rank of Assistant Professor or
higher are qualified to join IEEE-HKN. If you are a faculty member
that meets these requirements and have not received an invitation
to join, please contact us, and we will
investigate the matter.