Chinese Institute of Engineers Seattle

Promoting Academic and Professional Excellence in the Asian Pacific American Community
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CIE Seattle
 
CIE Seattle promotes academic and professional excellence in the Asian Pacific American community through programs advancing innovation, collaboration and education:
 
Recognizing and Promoting Excellence
- “Seattle Luminary Award” recognizing global impact of local leaders
- Asian Pacific American Youth Scholarship Program

Supporting Collaboration and Professional Development
- Professional Development Seminar Series
- Annual CIE Seattle Convention and Seminar Series
- Community Summer Social

Enriching Education
- Student and Young Professionals Mentoring Program
- Asian Pacific American Youth Math and Science Contest
- “Bridging the Gap” University and College Lecture Series

Founded in 1961, CIE Seattle (“Chinese Institute of Engineers – Seattle”) is 501(c)(3) non-profit and a member of the CIE/USA National Council, which serves 10,000 CIE members and alumni nationwide.

 
Recent or Upcoming Events:

 

April 09, 2012 to June 15, 2012

CIE-Seattle APA Youth Scholarship Application

A motivation program designed to promote APA career interest in the fields of science, engineering, and technology. There are three award categories covering 7th graders to undergraduate college students with a total award amount of $4000.  Application period begins April 9, 2012 and ends June 15, 2012.  Please visit links below for more details:

Program Details/Submit Online Application

Recommendation Letter Template

Frequent Asked Questions (FAQ)

 

2011 APA youth scholarship winners pictured with CIE/USA-Seattle President Kai Wang, Chair James Lee and Event Chair Angelina Huang at the Bellevue Westin, 9/24/2011.

 

April 14 (Saturday), 2012

Mobile App Hackathon for High School Students

AT&T and CIE- Seattle (Chinese Institute of Engineers – Seattle) host the first Mobile App Hackathon for High School Students.  This event is produced by the AT&T Developer Program and designed especially for Students in High School (grades 9 -12 or beyond High School) to learn the basics about making mobile applications across a variety of mobile smartphones. For more information, please click the "program Details" link below:

Program Details/Registration

   

 

 

 

CIE provides its offerings free or at low cost through the generous support of its valued partners, including: