With the semester in full swing, the clubs on campus have been kicking their activities into gear. From English to nursing, here are some clubs you should consider joining.
Huston School of Agriculture
Horticulture Club
The Horticulture Club is oriented around the world of plants and plant management.
Anyone interested in plants (and how to keep them alive) is invited to join. Club meetings are held at the Arboretum on Tuesdays at 5 p.m. This organization offers ample learning opportunities and the occasional free plant!
Veterinary Technology/Pre-Vet Club
Students on a veterinary-oriented academic track should check out the veterinary technology/pre-vet club. Working to promote professionalism and prepare students for their future careers, this club offers opportunities for community service and fundraising for local animal organizations.
Arthur J. Bauernfeind College of Business
TV Club
Television production, acting, script writing, filming and more can be expected for students who participate in the TV club. The club offers students the opportunity to learn about what goes on behind the scenes and become a part of the film world. The TV club meets on Tuesdays from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. in Price Doyle Fine Arts room 812.
Management, Marketing, Business Administration and Logistics and Supply Chain Club (MMBA+LSC Club)
This combination club offers students interested in business the opportunity to develop and improve their marketing, management and leadership skills. MMBA-LSC club is open to all students interested in enhancing their professionalism and talents.
Jesse D. Jones College of Science, Engineering and Technology
Association of Women in Mathematics
The Association of Women in Mathematics is a club made to create a community for women to thrive while they pursue their mathematical careers and promote opportunities for women across all the mathematical sciences. This organization is the perfect fit for women majoring in mathematical fields.
E-Sports
Anyone interested in competitive multiplayer tournaments should consider joining the e-sports club. The club has competitive teams for games like Rainbow Siege Six, Rocket League and Valorant. Anyone interested in joining the e-sports club can do so by joining their discord.
College of Humanities and Fine Arts
English Student Organization (ESO)
The English student organization is a club focusing on the literary side of life, hosting events that focus on poetry, prose and literature. Not an English major? No problem; ESO is open to all students interested in the written word. ESO meets every Thursday at 7 p.m. in Faculty Hall room 105.
Model United Nations Club
Interested in learning more about global issues and debate? The Model United Nations Club promotes students’ understanding of the United Nations, international relations and global issues while developing skills in debate, compromise and conflict resolution. The club plans to meet at 3:30 P.m. in Faculty Hall room 509.
School of Nursing and Health Professions
Pre-Health Professionals Club
On the track to becoming a doctor, pharmacist, dentist or other medical professional? Then the Pre-Health Professionals Club might be the perfect campus organization for you. This club brings together healthcare professionals to provide key information about health careers and educate students about opportunities and future careers.
College of Education and Human Services
Kentucky Education Association Aspiring Educators (KEA-AE)
The Kentucky Education Association of Aspiring Educators is an organization focused on uniting, organizing, and empowering its members. It works to support and connect students interested in the education field and create a world with better and safer teaching environments. KEA-AE’s first meeting will be held on Sept. 7 at 5 p.m. in Alexander Hall room 2216.
