to the IIE Industry Sponsor Benefit page! Our student chapter takes pride in being one the largest and most active in the country, and we hope that you choose to be involved with us at UW-Madison.
We continuously strive to bridge the gap between our student members and industry to provide our sponsor’s access to leaders within the UW ISyE department. Industry exposure helps our members to make knowledgeable and confident career decisions upon graduation- often decisions to work for our sponsor companies!
Enthusiasm: An active IIE member brings an unheralded enthusiasm to the topic of Industrial Engineering. They strive to learn more about their degree and future profession and take pride in their skill sets gained as an IE at UW-Madison.
Social & Communication Skills: Members learn to communicate articulately both in one-to-one settings and in group situations
Education Enhancement: IIE enhances the education of an IE student through the supplementary use of industry tours, workshops and real-world learning experiences.
Team-Oriented: Members have the opportunity to work with other members while planning and participating in IIE events.
Social & Communication Skills: Members learn to communicate articulately both in one-to-one settings and in group situations
Education Enhancement: IIE enhances the education of an IE student through the supplementary use of industry tours, workshops and real-world learning experiences.
Team-Oriented: Members have the opportunity to work with other members while planning and participating in IIE events.
Outreach: IIE members are well rounded and active in IIE outreach activities which give back to the community.
Industry: IIE’s relationship with companies in industry allows members to learn more about the skills needed to succeed outside of academia and to develop a professional relationship with industry leaders.
Established Network: IIE provides a support system for new and old IIE members and allows for a positive social atmosphere for its members. Members learn the value of establishing a network.
Leadership Skills: IIE is led by a nominated, voluntary officer board and members, who develop and promote IIE through excellent leadership skills and event planning.
Industry: IIE’s relationship with companies in industry allows members to learn more about the skills needed to succeed outside of academia and to develop a professional relationship with industry leaders.
Established Network: IIE provides a support system for new and old IIE members and allows for a positive social atmosphere for its members. Members learn the value of establishing a network.
Leadership Skills: IIE is led by a nominated, voluntary officer board and members, who develop and promote IIE through excellent leadership skills and event planning.
Oshkosh Corporation designs and builds the world's toughest specialty trucks and truck bodies and access equipment by working shoulder-to-shoulder with the people who use them.
Meet Joseph Wolf, Warren Long, and Jason Lettau, three UW-Madison IIE Alumni currently employed with Oshkosh Corporation
