The general purpose of the Honeywell Engineeers Club is to improve the general status and worth of the engineers and scientists within our profession, in their relationship to Honeywell and within the general social structure. Activities include:

• Aid and encourage members to register as Professional Engineers.
• Support educational programs that will enable members to improve their worth as professional men and women.
• Encourage interest and participation in local, state and national legislation pertaining to the engineering profession.
• Provide a means by which Honeywell Engineers and Scientists, through Club representation, can communicate with members of Honeywell management.
• Encourage active participation in technical, professional and community activities.
• Promote a better understanding of the engineering profession.

To increase the professional merit of members.   To provide professional services where needed.  To be concerned with relationships between the technical community and management.  These concerns embrace all aspects of the work environment.

The Club is affiliated with the Professional-Engineers-In-Industry Chapter of the Minnesota Society of Professional Engineers.  A Professional Development Committee is a standing committee dedicated to the purpose of aiding members to attain professional status.  Professional help is given to schools, community projects and legislative bodies.  Communications are established with higher levels of management whenever the need arises.

The Honeywell Engineers Club offers you an opportunity to upgrade yourself professionally, to meet with those already experienced in your own or a similar discipline and to serve in helping to build your own community.  
Through HEC, technical professionals across all disciplines and all divisions have the opportunity to interact with each other and company management. 

Fill out the application and return it with your annual membership fee of $15.00 ($7.50 after 8/1). 
You are qualified to join if you are a Honeywell employee and have:

(1) A license to practice as a Professional Engineer under the laws of the State of Minnesota, or

(2) A bachelor's degree in engineering, or related sciences, from an accredited college or university, or

(3) Two years of experience as an engineer or scientist, or

(4) Two years of college or university education in engineering or related sciences from an accredited institution.

Full membership meetings are held once a month.  Established and recognized leaders from Honeywell, Industry, business and government are the speakers at these meetings.  At least once a year, members' spouses are invited to attend.

There are five standing committees to promote the objectives and programs of the Honeywell Engineers Club:

• Membership
• Program
• Professional Development
• Legislative
• Educational

Provides speakers to schools and outside functions on engineering or scientific topics.  Keeps members informed of club activities and provides a sounding board for ideas.  Legislative and Educational committees each offer a great variety of challenging interests.  We also sponsor student engineer visiting day annual during Engineers Week.  The Engineer Student Advisor Program matches an engineer and an engineering student for one on one counseling.