Certified Organizations

All of the clubs listed below are Blue and Gold certified. They are committed to creating a healthier community for all engineering students — one that promotes equity, inclusion, safety, and transparency. Please check out this portal for more information about the process.

Please also check out this spreadsheet for an updated list of certified clubs. The list below is updated less frequently.

Professional Societies
College Community Based
Competition Teams
Design, Make, Hack
Fraternities/Sororities
Project-based Teams
Community/Global Outreach
Honor Societies
    Honor Societies: How are members chosen?
From The Berkeley Engineering Website:
Membership in one of Berkeley Engineering’s honorary student organizations reflects outstanding academic achievement and service to the collegiate community. Students are invited into these societies according to the following procedures, which ensure the university’s compliance with the Federal Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).

1. No later than the first day of classes for the fall semester, engineering honorary organizations email Engineering Student Services (ESS) at ess@berkeley.edu with current contact information for their membership officer(s).

2. Each honorary organization drafts an email invitation to be sent to all students who meet their membership criteria (e.g., major, number of units completed, GPA). The organization emails the draft invitation to ESS with the honorary organization’s name in the subject line.

3. Each honorary organization sends a current membership roster to ESS so that current members can be distinguished from potentially eligible new members.

4. Approximately four weeks into the fall semester, ESS receives an enrollment data report from the registrar. ESS uses this data to determine which students are eligible for membership in each honorary organization.

5. ESS invites eligible students using the email invitations drafted by the honorary organizations. Each message instructs the invited student to confirm his or her acceptance directly with the relevant honorary organization.