Who is the CSChE?
The Canadian Society for Chemical Engineering (CSChE) is the national organization representing the field of chemical engineering and the interests of individual chemical engineers. The CSChE has approximately 1100 members from industry, academia, and government. By becoming a member of the CSChE you build life-long friendships and career networking contacts within academia, industry, government, and with your fellow students.

CSChE Undergraduate Student Membership
Undergraduate students can become members of the CSChE for the student price of $26.50. Students pay a $26.50 membership fee up to the end of the year that they graduate. The following January the new graduate will pay half of the regular fee for CSChE membership.

What are the benefits of becoming a member?
• You receive a 1 year subscription to the Canadian Chemical News (ACCN)
• You are eligible for a travel subsidy to the 56th Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference in Sherbrooke, Quebec on October 15-18, 2006
• Get discounts on publications such as Perry’s Handbook for Chemical Engineering (30% discount), The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering, and Chemical Engineering Progress
• Win awards and scholarships
• Obtain assistance for your job search. Paid student members may register at no charge with the CSChE’s Employment service. A directory of companies is also available from the CSChE’s Head Office. CSChE employment sessions at conferences provide an opportunity to final year students to develop their job search skills.
• Obtain financial benefits such as low rate group insurance programs (life, home, auto, medical/dental), telephone discounts, FIDO discounts, and RRSP counseling
• Receive CSChE information mailings

Announcements

●	the 56th Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference in Sherbrooke, Quebec on October 15-18, 2006
●	Tell us what we can do for you, the student! What kind of social or technical events would you like to have organized? Give us an e-mail, call us or talk to your class rep!