Contact & Location
College of Engineering & Computing
(912) 478-4877
IT Building Suite 1208
1100 I.T. Dr.
Statesboro, GA 30458
cecstudentservices@georgiasouthern.edu
Whether you’re exploring majors, planning your academic journey, or seeking guidance on class schedules, our dedicated advisors are here to support your success.
Advising at Armstrong Campus · Advising at Liberty Campus · Advising for Fully Online Students
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Regents’ Engineering Pathways Program
The Regents’ Engineering Pathway Program (REP Program) – formerly the Regents’ Engineering Transfer Program – allows students at colleges and universities in the University System of Georgia to study for two years at their home institution, then transfer to Georgia Southern, Georgia Tech, Kennesaw State, Mercer University or the University of Georgia to complete their engineering degrees.
The purpose of the REP Program at Georgia Southern University is to:
1. Increase the accessibility to an engineering education in the State of Georgia.
2. Develop study habits and engineering problem-solving capability for students to be successful in their junior and senior engineering courses as well as in their professional careers.
3. Provide the coursework required during the first two years of the curricula for the engineering degree programs offered by Georgia’s engineering schools.
Armstrong Campus Contact
Naundie Eason
Phone: (912) 344-3119
Liberty Campus Contact
Kim Couch
Phone: (912) 344-2570
Statesboro Campus Academic Advisor
Mrs. Kimberly Couch
Phone: (912) 478-8038
REPP Transfer Packet
Please complete the REPP Transfer Packet for Georgia Tech if you are on the Statesboro campus and submit it to Kimberly Couch by the deadline.
Student Organizations
If you are interested in getting more involved on campus, the College of Engineering and Computing has a variety of student organizations you can join. Please explore this page fore more information about each of the organizations your college offers. If you would like more information about a specific organization please contact the Organization through Eagle Engage.
Interested in helping students understand computers better.
Helps improve students’ technical and professional skills and competence by hosting hands on workshops to better improve their professional and ethical commitments.
Provides the tools necessary for success in the academic and professional world.
Enables collaboration, knowledge sharing, career enrichment and skills development across all engineering disciplines, toward a goal of helping the global engineering community develop solutions to benefit lives and livelihoods.
To serve any and all students in gaining experience in the game development industry.
Provides opportunities for Construction Management students to enhance their professional knowledge and networks through guest speakers, forums, and conferences.
The Guild brings in companies to speak with students about construction projects and career opportunities for the students,
Georgia Southern’s racing team that participates in an international competition that involves designing, building, testing, and racing a Formula style race car and off road-Baja vehicles
IEE is the world’s largest professional association dedicated to advancing technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of industry.
To increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact the community.
- Twitter: @gsunsb
- Website
Offers space for engineering and science students to learn, design, program, and fabricate robots.
The world’s’ leading professional society advancing manufacturing knowledge and influencing more than half a million manufacturing practitioners annually Student chapter activities include industry tours, professional speakers, resume workshops and networking.
Gives women engineers a unique voice.
Aims to advance women in technology-from the classroom to the boardroom. WIT meets its vision through a variety of leadership development, technology education, networking and mentoring opportunities for women at all levels of their careers.