We are thrilled to announce that The Cleveland Engineering Society (CES) is moving to a brand-new location within the College of Engineering – FH 104B. This move represents a significant milestone, strengthening the long-standing relationship between CES and Cleveland State University. The collaboration will expand educational and networking opportunities between our students and faculty and the CES community. 

The Legacy 

March of 1880 marked the inception of the Civil Engineers Club of Cleveland, later changing its name to The Cleveland Engineering Society in 1908. The club's purpose was to expand the knowledge base of northeast Ohio engineering disciplines. Over the years members have attributed their success to the forum CES provides, which has allowed them vast networking opportunities and the platform to exchange ideas and information with peers. 

The Cleveland Engineering Society is a community resource for students and professionals who are passionate about science, technology, engineering, and math. They host many programs and events that provide opportunities to build connections, enhance skills, make a difference and have fun. Find out more about how you can grow with them for another 144 years! 

How YOU can get involved 

• Join CES as a student or faculty member 
• Participate in the CES student chapter 
• Take advantage of mentorship, job shadowing, and networking opportunities 

Washkewicz Collge of Engineering and CSU is excited about the possibilities this partnership will bring. If you have any questions or need further information, please contact: 

Trish Pekarcik
tpekarcik@cesnet.org
440-462-9382 

Liz Oshins
eoshins@cesnet.org
440-289-6121

Visit cesnet.org for more information.