The Office of Student Engagement provides a number of ways for students to develop their leadership skills by becoming involved at 51ºÚÁÏ. Students can join, lead, and create organizations based on social and personal interests that range from political or educational, cultural or spiritual to ones focused on career interests’ including, but not limited to, journalism, science, judicial, or pre-professional.
- All students are welcome to join any club. However, membership in honor societies and other organizations is determined by the eligibility and induction requirements set by their respective governing organizations or bylaws. Organizations with specific membership criteria are indicated below with the symbol *
- To join an open-membership club or organization, email the club directly or attend a meeting, which are advertised in SGA’s Falcon Flyer. For information on honor society membership requirements or RHRA, SOTA, and SAAC, contact the email provided or speak with a faculty or staff member in the relevant department.
- All student clubs and organizations are required to have an executive board consisting of a President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer.
- Students interested in proposing a new club or reactivating an inactive one should begin by contacting the Office of Student Engagement at .
Academic
- Chemistry Club –Â
- Criminal Justice Club –Â
- Exercise Science Club –Â
- Forensic Science Student Organization (FSSO) –Â
- Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) –Â
- Math Club –Â
- Psychology Club –Â
- Science Club –Â
- Student Dietetic Association –Â
- Student Nurse Association –Â
- Student Occupational Therapy Association (SOTA)* –Â
Athletics
Arts, Theatre & Performance
- Art Club –Â
- Burlesque Club –Â
- Fiber Arts Club –Â
- Frolic Club –Â
- Terpsichore Dance Society –Â
Communication & Publications
Diversity & Inclusion
- Black Student Union –Â
- Disciple Makers Christian Fellowship –Â
- OutThere –Â
- Saudi Student Association –Â
Governance & Advisory Boards
- Residence Hall Representatives Association (RHRA)*-Â
- Student Activities Board (SAB) –Â
- Student Government Association (SGA) –Â
Honor Societies
- Alpha Alpha Alpha (First Generation)* –
- Alpha Phi Omega (Service)* –Â
- Alpha Psi Omega (Drama)* –Â
- Alpha Sigma Lambda (Adult Students)* –
- Beta Beta Beta (Biology)* –Â
- Chi Alpha Sigma (Athletics)*
- Delphi (Academic)*
- Delta Delta Epsilon (Forensic Science)* –Â
- Delta Mu Delta (Business)*
- Gamma Sigma Epsilon (Chemistry)*
- Kappa Delta Pi (Education)* –Â
- Kappa Mu Epsilon (Mathematics)*
- Lambda Pi Eta (Communications)* –Â
- Nu Delta Alpha (Dance)* –Â
- Phi Alpha (Social Work)*
- Phi Alpha Theta (History)* –Â
- Pi Kappa Delta (Forensic Speech)* –Â
- Psi Chi (Psychology)* –Â
- Rho Xi (Chemistry)* –Â
- Sigma Tau Delta (English)* –Â
- Sigma Theta Tau (Nursing)* –Â
- Theta Alpha Kappa (Religious Studies)*
Special Interest