K-State Multicultural Engineering Program

The Multicultural Engineering Program, or MEP, is focused on increasing the pool of interested and qualified students from historically underrepresented groups pursuing engineering degrees, while also providing a foundational support system. Programs providing this type of engagement for multicultural students include the following:

Kompass program

MAPS - Multicultural Academic Program Success

Student organizations

American Indian Science and Engienering Society logo

American Indian Science and Engienering Society

National Society of Black Engineers

National Society of Black Engineers

American Indian Science and Engienering Society logo

Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers

Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers logo

Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers

With generous support of various corporate sponsors, K-State's student organizations are able to attend regional and national conferences, plan activities and programs for the upcoming year and promote the goals of each organization. Several K-State students also receive national recognition in the form of scholarships from their respective societies. Visit the engineering scholarship page for more information.

MEP was initiated in 1977. Although it strives to attract students from historically underrepresented groups, namely African American, Hispanic American and Native American, its programs are open to all.

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