Registered Student Organizations 2017

Holds philanthropic events, social gatherings, and creates a place for women at Marshall to make new friends and feel at home

Alpha Chi Sigma John Hubbard, Advisor Student Involvement and Leadership [email protected] Memorial Student Center, Suite BW9 We are a professional, co-ed chemistry fraternity that binds its One John Marshall Drive members with a tie of true and lasting friendship. We also strive Huntington, WV 25755 for the advancement of chemistry both as a science and as a 304-696-2283 profession and to aid its members by every honorable means in (fax) 304-696-4347 the attainment of their ambitions as chemists throughout their www.marshall.edu/student-activities mortal lives.

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Ayanna Wynn, President [email protected] NPHC sorority

Alpha Kappa Delta Dr. Kristi Fondren, Advisor [email protected] AKD seeks to acknowledge and promote excellence in scholarship in the study of sociology, the research of social problems, and such other social and intellectual activities as will lead to the improvement in the human condition.

4-H, MU Collegiate Alpha Kappa Psi Juanita Parsons, Advisor Crystal Stewart, Advisor [email protected] [email protected] The purpose of our organization is to support youth and the 4- AK Psi is recognized as the premiere developer of principle H program. We continue to promote the four-fold development business leaders. AK Psi is a co-ed professional business and the ideals of 4-H, while serving our University and fraternity that is open to all majors. Founded in 1904 at NYU, it community. Members will have the opportunity to participate in is the oldest and largest business fraternity with more than 200 regional and national conferences. No previous 4-H experience chapters around the world. is required.

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Accelerated BS/MD Club Harold Sanders, Advisor Jennifer T. Plymale [email protected] [email protected] African-American brotherhood organization On-campus/undergraduate club for those in the acclerated

Alpha Phi Omega Active Minds, Inc. - MUSOM Jeff Kovatch, Advisor Amy Smith, Advisor [email protected] [email protected] Co-ed community service fraternity Active Minds is a nonprofit organization that empowers students to speak openly about mental health in order to educate others Alpha and encourage help-seeking. Dr. Margaret Brown, Advisor

[email protected] Actively Moving Forward (AMF) National criminal justice Lisa Martin, Advisor [email protected] Alpha Psi Omega AMF is a student led support group for college students that are Nicole Perrone, Advisor grieving the illness or death of a loved one. [email protected]

Theatre honor society that works to create unity and Omega performance with theatre arts, as well as support and participate Jamie Williams, Advisor in charity work. Our main donations go to Broadway Cares and [email protected] Equity Fights AIDs. Registered Student Organizations 2017

Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity American Medical Student Association (Pre-AMSA) Matt James, Advisor Leslie Frost, Advisor [email protected] [email protected] Founded at Yale University on December 6, 1845, Alpha Sigma This organization provides a place for future physician-in- Phi was founded upon five values: charity, honor, purity, silence, training to network and learn about entering medical school. and patriotism. The 'Old Gal' was originally founded as a sophomore literary society, but to this day has grown to be much American Pharmacists Association Academy of Student more. We push for academic and social excellence while Pharmacists (APHA-ASP) fostering brotherhood. Alpha Sig is the fastest growing Nicole Winston, Advisor fraternity nationwide, and is looking for those members who are [email protected] striving for excellence in every facet of their lives. To be the collective voice of student pharmacists, provide opportunities for professional growth, improve patient care, and Alpha Tau Omega envision and advance the future of pharmacy Alex Gawthrop, Advisor [email protected] American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Leadership fraternity designed to give young men the tools for success to achieve their goals in the future American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Gang Chen, Advisor Alpha Xi Delta [email protected] Panhellenic sorority ASME is a not-for-profit membership organization that enables collaboration, knowledge sharing, career enrichment, and skills American Advertising Federation, Marshall University development across all engineering disciplines, toward a goal of Chapter (MUAAF) helping the global engineering community develop solutions to Allison Goodman, Co-Advisor benefit lives and livelihoods. [email protected] MUAAF is a professional organization that bridges the study of American Society Saftey Engineers (ASSE) advertising and the profession of advertising. The organization Jian Liu, Advisor hosts speaker programs, travels to career conferences, tours [email protected] advertising related businesses, and engages in the sale and A society that promotes the advancement of the safety production of advertising. profession and safety education and to foster the professional well being and development of its members within its campus American Fisheries Society, Marshall University Chapter and community. Tom Jones, Advisor [email protected] Amnesty International The mission of the American Fisheries Society is to improve the Jason Morrissette, Advisor conservation and sustainability of the recourses and aquatic [email protected] ecosystems by advancing fisheries and aquatic science and World-wide group that works to protect human rights and promoting the development of fisheries professionals. The MU dignity chapter of AFS reflects these views and goals. This is a student led subchapter of the American Fisheries Society. Anime & Manga Association, Marshall (MAMA) Natsuki F. Anderson, Advisor American Institute of Graphic Art (A.I.G.A.) [email protected] Hayson Harrison, Advisor We watch anime & manga movies and discuss it's cultural [email protected] implications. Dedicated to improving professional skills and networking Anthropology and Archaeology Club American Marketing Association Nicholas Freidin, Advisor Elizabeth Alexander, Advisor [email protected] [email protected] Promotes multicultural awareness and professional practice in The American Marketing Association (AMA) is the largest the fields of anthropology and archaeology marketing association in North America. It is a professional association for individuals and organizations involved in the Ascender's Climbing Club practice, teaching, and study of marketing worldwide. It is also Camille Ramsey, Advisor the source that marketers turn to every day for [email protected] information/resources, education/training and professional The purpose of the Marshall Ascenders is to promote a positive networking. AMA is open to all majors. and supportive environment or wellness. The club strives to Registered Student Organizations 2017 promote group exercise through rock climbing. Goodwill and University and Charleston Area Medical Center (CAMC). This philanthropy efforts are built into our goals as well group is a cohert that entered the program in May 2016 and will graduate May 2019. The educational mission of this organization Atheist and Secular Society, Marshall (MASS) is centered in the suppport of its student members and in Atheist, agnostic, secular humanist and skeptic society at community education regarding the role of the CRNA in the Marshall provision of excellence patient care.

Art Education Club Campus Activities Board (CAB) Dr. Maribea Barnes, Advisor Dakota Maddox, Advisor [email protected] [email protected] This organization was developed to promote collaboration with Campus Activities Board (CAB) exists for the purpose of local organizations, school galleries, and museums in order to selecting, promoting and producing campus-wide events that educate about art in all aspects and to create a safe, and friendly meet the social, educational, and entertainment needs of the MU environment. community. CAB will strive to enhance the leadership abilities and small group experiences of its members. Members will also Athletic Trainers' Association, Marshall University serve as the voice of the MU students for their programming (MUATA) needs. William Garrett, Advisor [email protected] Campus Crusade for Christ, MU CRU Promotes athletic training Dr. Paula Lee Lucas, Advisor [email protected] Baptist Campus Ministry (BCM) We are an interdenominational campus ministry that desires to Rob Ely, Advisor see every student on campus have an opportunity to know God, [email protected] personally, through Jesus Christ. We do so by winning students Campus ministry focused on changing lives that change the to Christ, building them up in their faith, and sending them into world by the redeeming love of Jesus Christ the world as Christ-centered laborers.

Best Buddies, Marshall University Chapter Catholic Newman Center Debra Lockwood, Advisor We are a Catholic Campus Ministry. We offer sacraments, [email protected] service, prayer, and social opportunities. All of our programs are Create one-on-one friendships with intellectual and open to students of all faiths. developmental disabilities Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship Beta Alpha Psi Deborah Adkins, Advisor Amanda Thompson-Abbott, Advisor [email protected] [email protected] A group of Christian students that love God and love people. Honorary organization for accounting, finance, and MIS majors Biology Club Dr. Jeff Garrett, Advisor Dr. Frank S. Gilliam, Advisor [email protected] [email protected] We are an honorary society for graduate counseling majors that For biology and non-biology students interested in service, fun, promote community wellness through our community services, and the biological sciences volunteerism, and fellowship.

Black United Students Chinese Student and Scholars Association, Marshall Lisa Allen, Advisor University [email protected] Haiyang Chen, Advisor Fosters the development of its membership, which shall include, [email protected] but is not limited to, all students of the African Diaspora of This organization is to promote Chinese culture and helping Marshall University and to enculturate all students interested in Chinese students and scholars learning in US. Also, this the African-American culture organization will hold some activities to represent Chinese traditional culture and history to the society. CAMC Class of 2019 (CAMCRNA19) William A. White Jr, Advisor Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Student [email protected] Association (LDSSA) This student organization is comprised of students enrolled in Jarrod Schenewark, Advisor the DMPNA program administered jointly through Marshall [email protected] Registered Student Organizations 2017

Provide opportunities for service and activities for LDS students [email protected] at Marshall University. Open to all students. The organization aims to promote cricket at Marshall University. MCC is a collective idea of a group of cricket enthusiasts who Circle K International intended to integrate people of different regions and Carla Lapelle, Advisor communities. [email protected] We are a student-led collegiate service organization sponsored by Delta Delta Epsilon Kiwanis International. We focus on three tenets: service, Catherine Rushton, Advisor leadership, and fellowship. [email protected] Delta Delta Epsilon is a national honor society dedicated to Classical Association, Marshall University recognize and encourage excellence in scholarship in the forensic Christina E. Franzen, Advisor sciences. The mission is to function as a honor and professional [email protected] society for students of the forensic sciences. For students interested in the classics Delta Omicron (International Music Fraternity, Delta Class of 2020 Jerry Greer Legacy Organization Kappa Chapter) Matt James, Advisor Dr. Vicki Stroeher, Advisor [email protected] [email protected] To honor and remember our classmate Jerry Greer, and to leave Professional music fraternity a scholarship in his name is the purpose of our organization Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Campus Ministry International (CMI), Marshall University Shelvy Campbell, Advisor Brian Morgan, Advisor [email protected] [email protected] An organization of college educated women committed to Apostolic Christian organization of students constructive development of its members and to public service with a primary focus on the black community College Republicans Robert Deal, Advisor Delta Zeta [email protected] Jamie Bero, Advisor The Marshall College Republicans are the conservative voice on [email protected] campus. We strive to raise awareness of conservative beliefs and Delta Zeta is an international college soroity with 160 chapters in inform our fellow students of the Republican message of less the Delta Zeta is an international college sorority with 160 government and more personal responsibility. chapters in the U.S. Delta Zeta focuses on sisterhood, tradition, community and our philanthropy Collegiate Cyber Defense Team, MU (CCDC) Bill Gardner, Advisor Disciples on Campus [email protected] Angie Johnson, Advisor The MUCCD team seeks to train students in the art of cyber [email protected] defense and to compete nationally and regionally against other Campus ministry that strives to live out God's commands and CCD teams. the Bible.

Collegiate Music Educators National Conference Energy Sustainability & Enviromental Innovations (CMENC) Margie J. Phillips, Advisor Robert Wray, Advisor [email protected] [email protected] CMENC is a professional organization for students interested in Environmental Science Association (MESA), Marshall teaching music. Along with service projects, this organization Dr. Mindy Yeager Armstead, Advisor aims to provide its members with valuable information and [email protected] activities to prepare them for the world of teaching. MESA is dedicated to creating awareness pertaining to everyday environmental stressors and research that possibly affects the Communication Studies Student Association world we live in. Our main focus is pertaining to water Kristine L. Greenwood, Advisor catastrophies and research to help better the quality of life for all [email protected] ecosystems. This group will conduct monthly meetings where we To raise interest in communication studies discuss environmental issues, fundraising ideas to raise environmental awareness, and to brainstorm on possible Cricket Club (Marshall) research ideas and/or plans of actions that pertain to increasing Dr. Jamil M Chaudri, Advisor water quality and decreasing pollution. Registered Student Organizations 2017

We belive in the importance of reaching the next generation and Et Cetera Literary Guild seeing them discipled and serving the lord in their shcools and Rachael Peckham, Advisor unversities. Each chapter of fuel is student led- students reaching [email protected] students. Et Cetera is Marshall's student literary magazine, founded in 1953. The magazine welcomes submissions in all forms of Game Design Guild (Marshall University) creative writing, visual arts, reviews of books, films, and Matt Mundell, Advisor interviews. [email protected] To allow students in the CIT game design program and anyone with a desire to make video games a chance to organize and Christina E. Franzen, Advisor work towards their creative goals [email protected] We are a national honorary association for the strengthening of Gaming Club, Marshall University classical learning throughout the U.S. Its purpose is to provide Brian M. Morgan, Advisor social activities for students interested in classical studies which [email protected] enhances their academic work and develops student leadership A group dedicated to providing a social forum for gamers skills. Gamma Beta Phi Fellowship of Christian Athletes Patty Carman, Advisor Shonda Stanton, Advisor [email protected] [email protected] Honor and service organization for students with a 3.0 GPA or Presents athletes, coaches and all whom they influence the higher challenge and adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, serving Him in their relationships and in the fellowship of /Geography Club the church Kevin Law, Advisor [email protected] Fencing Sports Club, Marshall Geography honorary society Eric Chrol, Advisor [email protected] Garden Club, MU A club that will teach people the history of fencing and how to Angela Kargul, Advisor swordfight. It is a sport that is very safe and doesn't require any [email protected] prior experience to start. However, it is a sport that will give you Students involved in the MU Garden Club will be authorized to a great workout and is also a great social activity. be in the student garden located on campus. These students will be trained by the Marshall University Sustainability Department. Film Club, Marshall University Walter Squire, Advisor Geeks and Gadgets [email protected] Haroon Malik, Advisor [email protected] Fishing Club, Marshall University (MUFC) The club’s main purpose is to discuss tech and programming in Timothy Melvin, Advisor an enriched environment. [email protected] The primary purpose of the club shall be to encourage German Club sportsmanship, integrity, and development of the skills and Anke McCown, Advisor knowledge needed to be successful anglers by competing with [email protected] other schools in FLW College Fishing Tournaments and other This is for anyone in German classes, or anyone who wants to tournaments on both local and regional levels learn of the culture and has an interest in the language and participate with speaking the language to help others. Forensic Identification Association (MUFIA), Marshall University Golden Key (MUGKIHS) Dr. Pamela Staton, Advisor Lanai Jennings, Advisor [email protected] [email protected] The purpose of this organization is to promote interest and International Honor Society that helps students network with advancement of forensic science at Marshall University. other chapters, and allows members to give back to society by volunteering with numerous other organizations Fuel Campus Ministries(FCM) - Still Needs Constitution Greg Delbart, Advisor Golf Club [email protected] Terry Shepherd, Advisor Registered Student Organizations 2017 [email protected] Promote the game of golf recreationally to students of any skill Honors College Student Association (HCSA) level Susan Gilpin, Advisor [email protected] Habitat For Humanity, MU Chapter Social and service organization open to all Honors College Jeffrey Ruff, Advisor students [email protected] The campus chapter acts as an extension of the Huntington Area Ice Hockey Club Habitat for Humanity. We will build, fundraise, and advocate for Paulus Wahjudi, Advisor the Habitat for Humanity global push for affordable housing. [email protected] To spread the fundamentals and enjoyment of the game of Hackers For Charity, Marshall University hockey and to spread friendship within the Marshall community Bill Gardner, Advisor [email protected] Interfraternity Council (IFC) Hackers for Charity is a non-profit organization that leverages Anthony Spano, Advisor the skills of technologists. We solve technology challenges for [email protected] various non-profits and provide food, equipment, job training The representative and governing body of the Marshall and computer education to the world’s poorest citizens. University fraternity community

Healthy Herd Indian Students Association (ISA) (Needs VP info) Amy Saunders, Advisor Jandil Chaudri, Advisor [email protected] [email protected] Health and Wellness group focusing on discussing and This IA an organization for all of the Indian Students at Marshall promoting a wide range of health topics (general health, mental University to actively participate in the events conducted by ISA health, nutrition, sexual health, substance abuse, etc) in celebrations of Indian cultures and support each other.

Herd4Christ Inside Out Ben Allan, Advisor Tim Bender, Advisor [email protected] [email protected] Herd4Christ is a campus outreach of the 26th Street Church of Religious organization Christ. It is composed of students seeking non-denominational, Christ-centered service, and is dedicated to strengthening the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Student faith of its members. We meet every week for Bible Study, Branch of Marshall University (MU IEEE) Devotionals and fun. The 4 “F’s” of Herd4Christ are “Faith, Almuatazbellah Boker, Advisor Fun, Food, and Friendship”. [email protected] The purpose of this organization is to educate the knowledge of Herd Cycling Club the theory and practice of all aspects of electrial engineering as Rob Powell, Advisor well as the professional development of the students [email protected] Group of students wanting to ride bikes and compete in races Israel Public Affairs Committee (MUIPAC) under Marshall University Menashi Cohenford, Advisor [email protected] Herd of Love MUIPAC is Marshall Univeristy's Pro-Israel Student Stephanie Ballou, Advisor Organization. The club allows students to connect with WV's [email protected] community, state leaders, and learn about Israel, middle Eastern A program that serves the disabled community through Affairs, and the US-Israel relationship while helping strenghten awareness, fundraising, and building a relationship. The Herd of relations. The group actively branches out to WV, community Love will proudly educated and effectively communicate with and lobbies both in local and DC based congressional offices. studetns who support and are disabled International Business Outreach Program (IBOP) Hidden Heroes Margie J. Phillips, Advisor Terick Thomas, Advisor [email protected] [email protected] An international business club that enhances students knowledge We are an organization that promotes appreciation to the and experience in international business affairs. underappreciated employees at Marshall University. We plan to host an annual banquet-style dinner to honor their hardwork and International Students' Organization (ISO) show them gratitide in other ways throughout the year. Tammy Johnson, Advisor Registered Student Organizations 2017 [email protected] Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. We are dedicated to improve the life experience of international Maurice Cooley, Advisor students studying at Marshall University. Our goal is to organize [email protected] social events for students of all nationalities while creating a Kappa Alpha Psi is a national Greek Letter organization founded platform for cultural interaction. We also assist in administrative on January 5, 1911. Our Constitution is dedicated to the issues and lend a guiding hand to all other international principles of achievement through a truly democratic Fraternity. organizations. Our chapter, prominently recognized in the community, sponsors a number or leadership, enrichment and community International Trombone Association, Marshall University based programs/services each year. Chapter (MUCITA) Michael Stroeher, Advisor [email protected] Dr. Ruth Ann Murphy, Advisor The purpose of the organization shall be to promote [email protected] communications among trombonists; to improve the artistic Education honorary that provides professional development and level of performance, teaching, and literature associated with the community service opportunities trombone family; and to function as a local clearing house for the trombone related ideas and information in the Tri-State area. Kappa Sigma Fraternity Symaron Neal, Advisor International Tuba Euphonium Association (ITEA) [email protected] George Palton, Advisor Social fraternity [email protected] The purpose of this organization is to be a liaison among those Kendo Club, Marshall University who take a significant interest in the instruments of the tuba and Ikuyo Webb, Advisor euphonium family, their development, literature, pedagogy, and [email protected] performance, and to encourage social and professional Marshall University Kendo Club (MKC) was formed and has communication between tuba and euphonium players in the been meeting since 2009. Kendo is a traditional Japanese martial area. art. Through rigorous training members learn respect, discipline, patience, perseverance, peace, and prosperity. Iota Alpha Fraternity Bill Gardner, Advisor Keramos Potter's Guild [email protected] Frederick A. Bartolovic, Advisor Honor society and professional fraternity for digital forensics [email protected] and information assurance. Our club will unify ceramic students of Marshall in order to make available funds for equipment and guest lecturers for Japan Club educational purposes. Natsuki F. Anderson, Advisor [email protected] Lacrosse, Men's This is a club where Americans and Japanese people both can Matt James, Advisor learn about each other and each other's cultures. In this club, we [email protected] are able to meet new friends, have fun, and broaden our Lacrosse team offering intercollegiate scrimmages with other understandings of different lifestyles. men's lacrosse teams

John Marshall Emerging Leaders Lambda Andy Hermansdorfer, Advisor Dr. Wendy Perkins, Advisor [email protected] [email protected] JMELI creates a supportive leadership environment for Professional Criminal Justice fraternal organization open to freshman students through the development of relationships Criminal Justice majors and minors with other student leaders, faculty, staff and community leaders. The program will also enhance skills in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Susan Gilpin, Advisor [email protected] Kappa Alpha Order National honor society for communication studies Mike Miller, Advisor undergraduates [email protected] We teach life-time values including: reverence, gentility, service, Lambda Society leadership, knowledge, perseverance, and excellence Dr. Shawn Schulenberg, Advisor [email protected] Registered Student Organizations 2017

A gay rights active club on campus focusing on human rights [email protected] issues, fellowship, and community service Model United Nations provides students with a forum to discuss current world issues and learn about the workings of the United League of Legends, MU Nations. We will debate and research topics of global Wenyi Lu, Advisor importance within our organizations weekly meetings, as well as [email protected] brush up on parliamentary procedure and resolution writing A club in which students can play League of Legends together workshop in preparation for competition with other universities. and make new friends. The best students will compete against other universities in various tournaments. Mu Sigma Upsilon Sorority Inc. Mu Sigma Upsilon is the first multicultural sorority in the nation. Lions Club International TIARAs are the official interest group of the sorority. John Pinkerman, Advisor [email protected] Muslim Student Association Lions Club International is the world's largest service Dr. Majed Khader, Advisor organization with over 1.35 million members. Lions are people [email protected] who help the needy in many ways, mainly sight related. The group seeks to provide a support group for Muslims and present a compassionate, moderate image of Islam. Management Information Systems (MIS) Computer Club Anil Gurung, Advisor NAMI [email protected] To raise awareness on mental health; to support peers whne they To help MIS students better prepare for successful careers are faced with a mental illness or have a friend facing a mental illness. Make capmus more accepting Marshall Maniacs Grant Robertson, Advisor Native American Student Organization [email protected] Kelli Johnson, Advisor We are student supporters of Marshall University athletics. [email protected] We are and organization that educates and advocates for Native MDL Spanish Club issues and Native culture. We accept students who are Native, as Shannon Butler, Advisor well as those who are not. We welcome everyone/ [email protected] To provide authentic uses of the Spanish language, to educate National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) the community about the language and culture of Spanish Andy Hermansdorfer, Advisor speaking countries, and build a community of students with [email protected] common interests in Spanish langauge and culture. NPHC promotes interaction through forums and meetings for the exchange of information and engages in cooperative Medlife programming and initiatives through various activities and Nadja Spitzer, Advisor functions for its members. [email protected] Aids in providing healthcare, education, and development for National Residence Hall Honorary Latin American countries in need by raising funds and recruiting Britt Frye, Advisor volunteers to go abroad. [email protected] The purpose of this organization shall be to provide recognition Meditation Club to those who have provided outstanding service or exceptional Angela Kargul, Advisor leadership in supporting the university's residential communities [email protected] through the four pillars of NRHH: leadership, recognition, To teach people the art of meditation scholarship, and service.

Merge Campus Ministries National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) Thomas Lawhon, Advisor Samantha Stalnaker, Advisor [email protected] [email protected] Merge Ministries is a non-denominational campus ministry that Honor society inviting high-achieving freshmen and sophomores exists to provide a media in which the members and others will find incentive for spiritual growth and Christian living through National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) Christian friendships, worship, and Bible study. Andy Hermansdorfer, Advisor [email protected] Model United Nations Jason Morrissette, Advisor Registered Student Organizations 2017

The nation's largest leadership honor society, where top students Peid Palmer, Advisor nominated by their colleges come together to identify and achive [email protected] their goals. The Panhellenic Council is the premier advocacy and support organization for the advancement of the sorority experience at National Student Speech Language and Hearing Marshall University. Association (NSSLHA) Craig Coleman, Advisor Park and Recreation Organization for Students, Marshall [email protected] University (MU-PROS) Pre-professional organization for students in the field of David Graefe, Advisor communication disorders [email protected] An organization for Marshall University students who are Neuroscience Club, Marshall interested in the natural resources and recreation management Brian Antonsen, Advisor program and/or are interested in environmental and recreational [email protected] activities The purpose of this club is to discuss current scientific findings in neuroscience and to promote brain awareness by educating Pharmacy Club the community. Robert B. Stanton, Advisor [email protected] Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. An academic and social organization for students interested in Donte Jackson, Advisor pursuing a career in the field of pharmacy. This organization [email protected] will also support the general public of the tri-state area through Fraternal organization periodic social outreach events.

Omicron Delta Kappa Pre-Law Club Elizabeth Sheets, Advisor Patricia Proctor, Advisor [email protected] [email protected] Leadership honorary society A group committed to helping students learn more about law school and the legal field and providing service to the school and One Body community Andrea Koutsunis-Hicks, Advisor [email protected] PFLAG Marshall An organization to get students out of their dorms and involved Pamela Mulder, Advisor in activities. We want to help prevent anxiety, depression, and [email protected] even suicide on the MU campus. We plan to be heavily involved subgroup of the regional charleston/hunting PFLAG and the in community Service and will keep students involved as much National PFLAG. Mission is to support sexual minorities and as possible their family members

Organization of African Students (OAS) Phi Alpha Sigma Mu Graduate Chapter Dr. Richard Agesa, Advisor Paula Rymer, Advisor [email protected] [email protected] We are a group for African students here at Marshall University that raise awareness of the African culture. Phi Alpha Theta University chapter of the national honor society for history Pageturners Nathan Full, Advisor Phi [email protected] Brittany Riley, advisor We are a bookclub that focuses on reading books in th eyoung [email protected] adult genre. We are a "no pressure" club because we know that Pharmacy leadership society who's mission it to support you're studying, and it may be difficult to balance everything pharmacy leadership commitment by recognizing leaders and fostering leadership development Pakistan Students Association (PSA) Dr. Majed Khader, Advisor Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity [email protected] Ben Miller, Advisor The purpose of PSAis to promote our culture and help the [email protected] current and new students from Pakistan. We are a social fraternity for male musicians, whose objective is to advance music in America and promote brotherhood among Panhellenic Council musical students and a loyalty to the Alma Mater. Registered Student Organizations 2017

A group to promote critical thinking in matters both secular and Pi Kappa Alpha religion Steven P. Turner, Advisor [email protected] Revolution, Marshall Fraternity Chris Atkin, Advisor chris.adkins2marshall.edu Pi Mu Epsilon Marshall Revolution strives to be a community that lives by Michael Otunuga, Advisor faith, is known by love, and is a voice of hope at Marshall [email protected] University. Pi Mu Epsilon is an honor society for mathematics students that supports student research in mathematics and recognizes Revolution, Marshall excellence in mathematical studies. Dustin Epperly, Collegiate Ministry Director [email protected] Pre-Physical Therapy Club Tamara Gravano, Advisor Rotaract [email protected] Rebecca Pack, Advisor Students interested in applying for and attending physical [email protected] therapy school A service organization based on serving the local and international community Professional Wrestling Club (Needs everything except FEIN) ROTC, MU MUPWC will be a club where pro wrestling fans will be able to LTC Michael Steelman, Advisor meet at least once a week. We will hold discussion on topics [email protected] from all around the world of professional wrestling. Open to all students enrolled in Military Science courses. Our group promotes service, leadership, physical strengthening and Project Pengyou training. Through mentorship of our members, we encourage QingQing Shae, Advisor time management, goal planning and personal growth. Members [email protected] of our group seek careers in military service and other leadership Project Pengyou is an organization which seeks to build a opportunities in the private and public sectors. community of American and Chinese Students to improving U.S. and China relationships on campus and abroad by offering Rugby Football Club, MU Men's social and educational events that promote dialogue and cultural We are a student athlete organization and member of the USA competence by advocating for Chinese language and culture Rugby Football Union, the Midwest RFU, and the Ohio Local classes as well as increased study abroad opportunities. Area RFU. The club is classified as a Division III level competitor. Dr. Melissa Atkins, Advisor Rugby, Marshall Women's [email protected] Richard Egleton, Advisor Psi Chi is the International Honor Society in Psychology. [email protected] We are a club sport at Marshall University that practices as a RAINN / Contact Fundraising Committee team, twice per week. We currently play in Division II against Matt James, Advisor other universities in the Ohio Rugby Union. We compete in [email protected] both the Spring and Fall semesters as a way to stay in shape and To organize a 5k, Family Festival and other events to donate teach women a new sport. profits to RAINN Contact and any other organizations the committee deems necessary Sado Club Zelideth Rivas, Advisor Ratio Christi [email protected] Daniel Willamson, Advisor Organization devoted to learning the etiquette and techniques of [email protected] Japanese traditional urasenke tea ceremony We are an apologetics ministry defending the faith of Christianity through scientific, historical and philosophical Saudi Students' Club at Marshall University evidence and reason. Richard Agesa, Advisor [email protected] Religious Studies Society An organization of Saudi students who are studying at Marshall Jeffrey Ruff, Advisor University. This organization provides a chance for them and for [email protected] Registered Student Organizations 2017

Marshall students to be exposed to the Saudi culture and [email protected] traditions. This is a group for people who love playing the video game Super Smash Bros. We play all versions in the series and Scuba Club compete in free weekly tournaments. Tom Jones, Advisor [email protected] Society for Collegiate Leadership and Achievement The goal of the MU Scuba Club is to promote scuba diving as Maria Hamilton, Advisor part of recreation, education, research, and discovery by [email protected] promoting diving, education research and exploring. SCLA benefits the Marshall University community by empowering students, encouraging their professional Secular Student Alliance development and supporting their success. SCLA furthers the Herman Mays, Advisor university’s mission by facilitating the sharing of knowledge and [email protected] helping students apply that knowledge to themselves, their 1) foster safe, welcoming, and supportive spaces for secular families, the university community and the broader world. students on campus. 2) Promote skepticism, innovative thinking, and the questioning of all personal and cultural beliefs, using the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) tools of evidence and reason. 3) Embrace human and civil rights, Rosanna Brydie, Advisor social justice, and other ideals by the philosophy of humanism. [email protected] A student organization created for undergraduate and graduate Sigma Alpha Epsilon students who want to enhance their knowledge of the field of Sebastian Parsley, Advisor human resources [email protected] An academic based social fraternity Society of Automotive Engineers Gang Chen, Advisor Sigma Phi Epsilon [email protected] Social fraternity An organization for the development of mechanical systems knowledge. Sigma Sigma Sigma Juanita Parsons, Advisor Society of Composers, Inc. [email protected] Dr. Mark Zanter, Advisor Establishes among its members a perpetual bond of friendship, [email protected] develops strong womanly character, and impresses upon them Promotes the composition and performance of contemporary high standards of conduct music

Sigma Tau Delta -Beta Iota Society of Physics Students/Scholars (SPS) Dr. Joel Peckham, Advisor Jon Saken, Advisor [email protected] [email protected] The Marshall University chapter of Delta (Beta Iota) For students interested in physics and we also want to facilitate is committed to strengthening the skills and oportunities of physics demonstrations English majots in terms of literacy, writing, and community outreach. Through the creation of strong bonds within the Society of Women Engineers network of English students and other campus local community Salam Hajjar, Adivsor organizations devoted to education and social justice, the group [email protected] seeks to aid students in becoming better scholars and better A society that promotes the advancement of the safety citizens profession and safety education and to foster the professional well being and development of its members within its campus Sigma Tau Gamma and community. Lee Tabor, Chapter Advisor [email protected] Sociology Club aka The SOCiety The purpose of Sigma Tau Gamma is to promote the highest Maggie Stone, Advisor ideals of manhood, brotherhood, and citizenship according to [email protected] the Principles of our fraternity. The pursuit of these three Promote awareness about human society and social behavior highest ideals is a journey. Each day we travel further along the path of what it means to be a better man, brother, and citizen. South Charleston Campus Creativity Board Jennifer Henning, Advisor Smash, MU [email protected] Ryan Wilson, Advisor Registered Student Organizations 2017

The purpose of this organization is to promote engagement and Student Venteran’s Assocaiton involvement on the South Charleston Campus Jonathan McCormick, Advisor [email protected] Spanish Club Comprised of veterans' from all branches of military service, Monica Brooks, Advisor MUSVA is a group dedicated to assisting in the transition from [email protected] military service to civilian and college life. We provide an The spanish club is an academic, cultural and service-oriented atmosphere where veterans can be themselves. group on campus. We are dedicated to furthering the student body's understanding of Hispanic and Latin American cultures Students Against Sex Slavery (SASS) through various activities. Maggie Stone, Advisor [email protected] Student Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (SAND) To raise awareness about trafficking and sex slavery Mallory Mount, Advisor [email protected] Students for a Democratic Society An organization for dietetics students that promotes health and Richard A. Garnett, Advisor wellness to the community [email protected] To promote the political well-being of all students at Marshall Student Ambassadors, Marshall University University Rob Ellis, Advisor [email protected] Theta Tau We assist the Office of Recruitment in representing Marshall to Greg Michaelson, Advisor prospective students and their families, as well as assisting the [email protected] Alumni Office with events throughout the year. Each member is Professional engineering fraternity responsible for a particular amount of service hours per month which include helping with the previously mentioned events and Thunder Dance Marathon tasks (i.e. tours, Green and White Days, Paint the Capital City Scott Studeny, Advisor Green, etc.), community service projects, and social events [email protected] meant to strengthen group cohesiveness and promote unity A student committee that will plan, organize, and execute the within the organization. THUNDER Dance Marathon, a non-profit event that will raise funds to help children with chronic medical conditions and their Student Environmental Action Coalition (SEAC) families. Marty Laubach, Advisor [email protected] Thundering Nerds Math Club A coalition of students caring about our social, economical, Elizabeth Niese, Advisor political, and natural environment [email protected] The purpose of this organization is to inspire people to want to Student Government Association learn about mathematics and promote interactions among other Matt James, Advisor math students. [email protected] We promise to serve as the vehicle of the Marshall Student body, Turning Point USA to field its concerns and provide them with real results, and to Robert Deal, Advisor create programs and initiatives to enhance the collegiate [email protected] experience here at Marshall University. Student movement for free markets and limited government

Student Nurse Association Marshall Ukirk Dr. Jeanne Widener Todd Green, Advisor [email protected] [email protected] SNA provides an opportunity to become involved in nursing UKirk--meaning University Church--is a national network of related activities before graduation. Guest speakers at meetings Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) collegiate ministries reaching, provide a better understanding of the options a nurse has after loving, teaching college students so they may be lifelong graduation from a undergraduate BSN program. followers of Jesus Christ.

Student Recreational Council Unitarian Universalists, Marshall University (MUUU) Student employees of the Marshall Rec Center striving to build Pamela Mulder, Advisor better staff relations and growing a healthy campus and offering [email protected] professional development opportunities for our student staff. MUUU provides a safe and open place to discuss and explore various spiritualties and paths. Registered Student Organizations 2017

United Methodist Students (UMS) Rev. Benjamin Wells, Advisor [email protected] We are a Christian religious organization open to all students and sponsored by the United Methodist Church which exists to offer opportunities for relationships with other students, and to serve the Marshall community, the Huntington community, and the world. Our mission statement is "loving God, loving others, loving a world in need."

Unraveled Caroline Perkins, Advisor [email protected] Knitting and crocheting club dedicated to community service Student Involvement and Leadership and fellowship with fellow crafters Memorial Student Center, Suite BW9 One John Marshall Drive Valor (CRU) Huntington, WV 25755 Timothy Hill, Advisor 304-696-2283 [email protected] (fax) 304-696-4347 Valor is CRU's ministry for cadets and veterans on college www.marshall.edu/student-activities campuses.

WMUL-FM Charles G. Bailey, Advisor [email protected] WMUL is a variety formatted broadcast radio station licensed to Huntington, WV, serving Metro Huntington

Lacrosse, Women’s E. David Cantwiyht, Advisor Lacrosse team for women at Marshall University

Women's Studies Student Association Laura Michele Diener, Advisor [email protected] A feminist group that dedicates its meetings to talking and discussing feminist issues. We also plan events with the women's studies faculty and the women's center to promote feminist ideology

X-treme Fear Club (XFC) Timothy Melvin, Advisor [email protected] An organization to challenge and overcome your fears. We raft, hike, skydive, ride rollercoasters, hunt ghosts and more.

Young Democrats, Marshall University Marybeth Beller, Advisor [email protected] The Democratic Party's Marshall University branch