Crowdfund UC Davis

Help APRL design a multi-system rocket

Help EWB provide sustainable infrastructure for developing communities

Support Aggie Engineers explore robotics and hone their engineering skills through hands-on work

Support UC Davis students in leading and participating in one of the largest hackathons in California

Support SWEGS and Environmental & Water Resources graduate students and their annual showcase

Giving to Tau Beta Pi provides tutoring, professional development nights, and networking events

Your gift allows this undergraduate club the opportunity to design, build and fly a competition RC aircraft.

Support our 8 project teams, allowing students to apply their engineering coursework while working with a team in workshops, labs and competitions.

Invest in STEM outreach programs for under-represented youth.

Funds raised will go towards professional networking and career development events for our members.

Provide hands-on experience so Formula Racing can design, manufacture and compete with a fully electric race car from scratch.

Help this new club purchase materials to conduct proper designing and testing of a liquid propellant rocket engine.

Support SME’s mission to expose students to manufacturing and engineering through industry tours.

EWB at UC Davis is working to bring safe drinking water and sanitation in Peru, Kenya and Bolivia.

The Advanced Modeling Aeronautics Team has a long, rich history at UC Davis. The team designs and builds remote control (RC) airplanes that compete in the annual AIAA Design, Build, Fly competition.

The Biomedical Engineering Society (or BMES) at UC Davis plans events where future biomedical engineers can meet each other, network and explore the growing biomedical field.

ECLIPSE Rocketry is a student-run engineering club that competes in the annual NASA USLI competition. Each year, ECLIPSE has successfully launched and retrieved multiple rockets. They will continue to learn and grow this upcoming year with Crowdfund support.

Each year, Formula Racing at UC Davis (FRUCD) designs, manufactures and competes with a fully electric racecar from made from scratch. Our team is entirely student. All design, fabrication, planning, marketing, outreach, and racing is done by students.

Engineering Superheroes inspires a new generation of STEM professionals using fun, unique videos which build on the universe of superheroes to educate K-12 students on concepts of math, science and engineering.

Engineers Without Borders is a non-profit student organization helping developing areas around the world with their water security while training internationally responsible engineering students.

The Diane Bryant Engineering Student Design Center transforms how engineering students engage in design curriculum, collaborate on interdisciplinary projects, and learn about entrepreneurship.

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers is a professional association for electrical and electronics engineering. The student chapter at UC Davis utilize various lab equipment throughout their courses.

OneLoop is a student-run engineering club competing in the European Hyperloop Week 2022. The club's goal is to develop and prototype an incredibly fast and efficient hyperloop pod with the idea of furthering the development of the technology related to the hyperloop systems.

The research team is developing housing prototypes made of earth blocks, which are obtained by mixing soil, cement, and water. This material can make a house incredibly resistant to wildfire and other natural disasters.

The Center for Neuroengineering & Medicine brings together faculty and students from engineering, neurosciences, medicine and other fields to solve challenges in neurological disorders.

ECLIPSE Rocketry is a student-run team that designs, builds and flies rockets at the NASA University Student Launch Initiative competition every year. This year's goal is to design and build a full scale rocket and develop a system to locate the rocket without using GPS.

UC Davis engineers are testing sustainable, scalable and affordable energy storage solutions that do not rely on lithium. The team is looking to build energy storage kits using latent heat storage to educate others about this new and exciting technology.

EWB is a non-profit student organization established to help developing areas worldwide with their engineering needs while training engineering students.

The UC Davis TEAM Lab looks to develop and manufacture a 3D printer with a single-axis of infinite length. The machine would be accessible to UC Davis faculty, researchers and students.

The Coffee Center is building a comprehensive program that will serve as an international hub for cutting-edge scientific research and education focused on coffee.

Your gifts will support the club’s mission to engage student engineers, produce successful racecars and support the community and environment.

REALOP 1 is UC Davis's first CubeSat. Its main function is to provide data for scientists and K-12 students to study oceanic patterns and wildfires.

OneLoop designs clean energy transportation systems. The club allows engineering students to collaborate and apply their knowledge from school.

Help us build a unique and fun series of educational videos portraying Superheroes and their extraordinary powers! Inspired by the undivided attention that youth show superheroes movies, and the excitement of making those fantastic imaginary worlds a reality, we created the Engineering Superheroes Initiative targeting students at K-12th grades.

Your gift to the Formula SAE Racing Team will support their competition effort to design and build an open-wheel, single-seat, electric racecar conforming to a stringent set of rules, which emphasize drivetrain innovation, safety, and energy efficiency in a high-performance application.

RoveCrest brings together engineering students with backgrounds in artificial intelligence, programming, robotics and biology to design and prototype a Mars rover. Our goal is to compete in the Mars Society’s 2020 University Rover Challenge, held in annually at the Mars Desert Research Station in Utah. The University Rover Challenge asks students to design and build the next generation of Mars rovers and compete with other teams in various challenges ranging from conducting science experiments to autonomous navigation.