What is IEEE-HKN?

IEEE-HKN is a lifetime designation. Alumni, as well as professional members, are encouraged to stay connected and take advantage of the many volunteer opportunities that IEEE-HKN offers. IEEE-HKN is supported by the one-time induction fee of new members—but that only covers part of the annual operation of IEEE-HKN.

What does HKN mean?

IEEE-Eta Kappa Nu (IEEE-HKN), the honor society of IEEE, promotes excellence in the profession and in education with ideals of Scholarship, Character and Attitude. It was founded on 28 October 1904 for students of electrical engineering.

Where do I Send my IEEE-HKN member payments?

Payment via check must be mailed to: IEEE-HKN Member Operations 501 Hoes Lane Piscataway, NJ, 08854 Please include reference to your Chapter and to IEEE-HKN when submitting your check. Note: only one overall check should be sent; not one check per inductee.

Why should I become a member of the HKN?

IEEE-HKN members are recognized throughout the profession for superior scholarship, attitude, and character. Our members possess an unimpeachable character, have the capacity for hard work, and have a willingness to use their talents in service to their peers, university, and community.