About UPE
UPE was first organized at Texas A&M University, College Station,
Texas, in 1967. The international organization now consists of
chapters in various colleges and universities in North America and
overseas.
The mission of UPE is to recognize academic excellence at both the
undergraduate and graduate levels in the Computing and Information
Disciplines.
UPE has received endorsements from the two largest professional
computing organizations in the world,
the
Association for Computing
Machinery (ACM) and the
IEEE
Computer Society (IEEE-CS).
The Marquette chapter of UPE was chartered in 2001, and inducts qualified
students from the computer science and computer engineering majors.
Spring 2011
The Spring 2011 membership. Pictured, back row from left to right: Casey O'Brien (outgoing VP), Matthias Koehler, Dustin Venske.
Middle row: Clyde Hoffmann (outgoing president, incoming treasurer), Paul Kaefer, Matt Beine, Kyle Neuschaefer (outgoing treasurer).
Front row: Nasser AlMatar, Jack Batzner (incoming VP), Sei Jung Kim, Victor Blas, Jahnavi Acharya (incoming president).
Not pictured: Paul Kulander.
Spring 2010
The Spring 2010 membership. Pictured, from left to right: Oscar Goh, Casey O'Brien (incoming VP), Matt Strong (outgoing
VP), Jason Fong, Adam Koehler, Clyde Hoffmann (incoming president), Kyle
Neuschaefer (incoming treasurer), Fran Hurtado (outgoing treasurer), Paul
Spillane, Andrew Fearson, John Fandel, Nicholas Yogerst. Not pictured:
Kristine Manning, Gabe Van Eyck (outgoing president).
Spring 2009
The Spring 2009 membership. Pictured, from left to right: Mike
Schultz, Oscar Goh, Brian Arnold, Adam Mallen, Joshua Peterson, Aaron
Gember, Ben Sturm, Gabe Van Eyck, Matt Netkow, Tim Blattner, Matt
Strong, Greg Jacobs, and Ian Obermiller. Not pictured: Fran Hurtado.
March 2009: Delegation from Marquette's UPE chapter attends the Annual Convention and Abacus Awards in Chattanooga, TN, and presents a chapter report.
