Welcome to the CEAS Undergraduate Student Office
Student Spotlight
Technological Systems: Technology with a Purpose
Meet Anita Wang, a Spring 2026 graduating senior majoring in Technological Systems Management (TSM) and Economics (ECO).
Anita reflects on her college experience shaped by exploration, leadership, and a willingness to step outside of her comfort zone. Entering Stony Brook with an interest in Mechanical Engineering (MEC), Anita quickly realized that her interests extended beyond the traditional engineering path. With a growing interest in the intersection of technology and business, she found her place in the TSM major, complementing it with a second major in ECO later on.
More recently, Anita has been exploring the intersection of technology and policy, focusing on how innovation can be implemented in ways that are efficient and socially meaningful. As she prepares for her career after graduation, she’s found herself considering paths that allow her to make a meaningful impact through public service.
Read more about Anita's spotlight here
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CEAS Undergraduate Student Advising
The College of Engineering & Applied Sciences (CEAS) Undergraduate Student Office assists students majoring in, and those interested in pursuing CEAS programs. The CEAS Advising Team are academic advisors and Undergraduate Program Coordinators here to assist students with their academic journey from orientation to graduation.
Connect with our dedicated team of advisors to discuss registration and scheduling assistance, CEAS major entry requirements and declaration process, review graduation requirements, extracurricular pursuits and more!
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CEAS Undergraduate Student Events
The College of Engineering & Applied Sciences (CEAS) hosts a number of events throughout the year for incoming freshmen, getting involved with CEAS clubs and organizations, academic success and destress, and more!
Check out our event calendar to see all of the fun and exciting events happening this semester.
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