Student Activities

Jon Kuderer, P.E.

Student Activities Chair

Kennelly & Associates Engineering| Mechanical Engineer

Student Members are sponsored by full-grade Members or Associate Members. The student must be studying or have an interest in an HVAC&R industry-related field. A student eligible for ASHRAE student membership is a person matriculated in an approved course of study in a university, college, junior college, or technical institute, who is being educated in the arts and sciences covered by the Society’s objectives.

Student status terminates one year after leaving school or graduating. A student may advance from student to Associate member status during the first year following graduation through the SmartStart program. This allows a Student Member to join without paying the full membership dues fee at the time of application. For more information please visit the SmartStart page or contact the Assistant Manager of Student Activities.

Benefits of Student Membership

Over 5,000 students are taking advantage of belonging to ASHRAE. The following areas represent the benefits you’ll receive as a student member.

  • Monthly ASHRAE Journal

  • ASHRAE Insights

  • The HVAC&R Industry eNewsletter

  • SmartStart Program

  • Opportunities
  • The Student Zone

Student Branches

The ASHRAE Central Arizona Chapter provides support in the form of scholarships, internships, and mentoring opportunities.

ASHRAE Student Chapter at Arizona State University

The ASU Student Chapter holds monthly chapter meetings, where students are free to attend and gain connections to industry professionals and professors for internships, jobs, and research positions. Join today as a Student Member and receive benefit from the tremendous opportunities for internships, jobs, scholarships, knowledge, and more! (https://www.ashrae.org/join)

ASHRAE Student Chapter at Gateway Community College

The ASHRAE student chapter will provide GateWay Community College students with a unique opportunity to learn about the latest technology, network with professionals in the field, and develop leadership skills.

This site is maintained by the Central Arizona Chapter of ASHRAE. It does not present official positions of the Society nor reflect Society policy. EXAMPLE Chapter may not act for the Society and the information presented here has not had Society review. To learn more about ASHRAE activities on an international level, contact the ASHRAE home page at http://www.ashrae.org.