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About IEEE at USF
About IEEE at USF
The University of South Florida Student Chapter of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers bridges the gap between academic theory and industry reality.
We equip future engineers with critical technical skills, professional development opportunities, and hands-on experience through technical programs, workshops, competitions, and industry engagement.
Our goal is to prepare students to confidently transition into internships, research, and the professional workforce.
Why Sponsor IEEE at USF?
Why Sponsor IEEE at USF?
Support Student Engineering
Support Student Engineering
Your sponsorship helps students build hands-on projects, develop technical skills, compete in engineering competitions, and gain experience beyond the classroom.
Your sponsorship helps students build hands-on projects, develop technical skills, compete in engineering competitions, and gain experience beyond the classroom.
Connect With Future Talent
Connect With Future Talent
Sponsors can engage directly with motivated engineering students through events, workshops, tech talks, resume access, and professional development opportunities.
Create Long-Term Impact
Create Long-Term Impact
Your support helps IEEE USF maintain lab equipment, expand technical programs, fund student travel, and build sustainable opportunities for future engineers.
Technical Programs
Technical Programs
SWARM
SWARM
The Student Workspace for Aerial Robotics and Mechatronics trains students to build and pilot autonomous drone systems that solve real-world aerospace and robotics challenges.
The Student Workspace for Aerial Robotics and Mechatronics trains students to build and pilot autonomous drone systems that solve real-world aerospace and robotics challenges.
Workshops
Workshops
Our workshops bridge the gap between classroom theory and engineering practice by teaching skills such as soldering, PCB design, microcontrollers, CAD, and hands-on prototyping.
Our workshops bridge the gap between classroom theory and engineering practice by teaching skills such as soldering, PCB design, microcontrollers, CAD, and hands-on prototyping.
SoutheastCon
SoutheastCon
SoutheastCon challenges multidisciplinary student teams to design, build, and program autonomous robots for a major regional engineering competition.
SoutheastCon challenges multidisciplinary student teams to design, build, and program autonomous robots for a major regional engineering competition.
EXO
EXO
EXO is a research-focused program where students develop an advanced exoskeletal frame designed to enhance endurance, mobility, and human performance.
EXO is a research-focused program where students develop an advanced exoskeletal frame designed to enhance endurance, mobility, and human performance.
Sponsorship Levels
A preview of the exclusive perks available. Full tier benefits detailed in our sponsor packet.
Sponsorship Levels
A preview of the exclusive perks available. Full tier benefits detailed in our sponsor packet.
Diamond: $10,000+
Diamond: $10,000+
All Previous Benefits
“Sponsored By:” Event Naming Rights
Company Banner in Lab Space
Large Logo on Merchandise
Emerald: $6,000+
Emerald: $6,000+
All Previous Benefits
Logo on SoutheastCon Competition Robot
Medium Logo on Merchandise
End of Year Impact Report
Gold: $3,000+
Gold: $3,000+
All Previous Benefits
Small Logo on Club Merchandise
Access to Member Resumes
Direct Access to Members for Internships and Jobs
Silver: $1000+
Silver: $1000+
All Previous Benefits
Access to Member Resumes
Logo on Club Banner
Bronze: $500+
Bronze: $500+
Social Media Shout-out
Logo on Website
Other Ways to Give!
Other Ways to Give!
Professional Development Talks
Professional Development Talks
Host a seminar on resume building, technical interviews, career paths, or transitioning from college to a full-time engineering role.
Host a seminar on resume building, technical interviews, career paths, or transitioning from college to a full-time engineering role.
Industry Tech Talks
Industry Tech Talks
Our workshops bridge the gap between classroom theory and engineering practice by teaching skills such as soldering, PCB design, microcontrollers, CAD, and hands-on prototyping.
Our workshops bridge the gap between classroom theory and engineering practice by teaching skills such as soldering, PCB design, microcontrollers, CAD, and hands-on prototyping.
In-Kind Sponsorships
In-Kind Sponsorships
Companies can also support IEEE at USF by donating hardware, tools, equipment, software access, or professional services.
Companies can also support IEEE at USF by donating hardware, tools, equipment, software access, or professional services.
What We’re Looking For:
What We’re Looking For:
Lab Equipment
Lab Equipment
Oscilloscopes, VNAs/PNAs, Spectrum Analyzers, Function Generators, Soldering Stations, and 3D Printing Supplies.
Oscilloscopes, VNAs/PNAs, Spectrum Analyzers, Function Generators, Soldering Stations, and 3D Printing Supplies.
Hardware Components
Hardware Components
Microcontrollers, custom PCBs, sensors, batteries, motors, robotics parts, and chassis materials.
Microcontrollers, custom PCBs, sensors, batteries, motors, robotics parts, and chassis materials.
Competition Logistics
Competition Logistics
Support for team lodging, vehicle rentals, meals, registration fees, and regional travel.
Support for team lodging, vehicle rentals, meals, registration fees, and regional travel.
Interested in Sponsoring IEEE at USF?
Interested in Sponsoring IEEE at USF?
We would be excited to connect with your organization and discuss how we can build a partnership that benefits both your company and USF engineering students.
We would be excited to connect with your organization and discuss how we can build a partnership that benefits both your company and USF engineering students.
Contact our Team:
fundraising@ieeeusf.com
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