NDSU Student Organizations

ACADEMY OF STUDENTS OF PHARMACY
Promotes student involvement in issues affecting pharmacy, provides drug and health information to the public and encourages unity among pharmacy students and within the pharmacy profession.

ACCOUNTING CLUB
Explores the various areas of the accounting profession through speakers, videos and tours. Other activities include an annual field trip, accounting news updates and social activities for accounting and business students.

AGRIBUSINESS CLUB
Brings together people who have an interest in agricultural economics and/or marketing and supplements academic instruction through tours and guest speakers. Major activities include a banquet and National Marketing Competition.

AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT CLUB
Provides an opportunity to attend local and regional meetings. Meetings include technical presentations, tours, business, socializing and restoration of antique farm machinery. Members have an interest in agricultural systems management or related agricultural areas.

AGRICULTURE AMBASSADORS
Ag Ambassadors are students who are selected to represent the College of Agriculture in student recruitment and at college-related events for alumni, scholarship donors, industry leaders and others. They also provide campus tours and serve as student advisors to the dean.

AGRONOMY CLUB
Agronomy Club brings together people who have an interest in the crop and weed science and soil science fields. Activities include touring agriculture businesses and participation in national events. This club promotes leadership and provides a positive atmosphere for ongoing agricultural education.

ALPHA EPSILON
A national honorary organization for students majoring in agricultural and biosystems engineering.

ALPHA GAMMA DELTA
AGD is an international social sorority for women promoting the high ideals of sisterhood, scholarship and leadership. AGD is involved in service projects in the community and fund raising for the Diabetes Foundation. Founded in 1904 at Syracuse University.

ALPHA GAMMA RHO
AGR is the only national professional and social agricultural fraternity at NDSU. Epsilon chapter at NDSU was established in 1913 and is for men involved in agriculture or pursuing a career in agriculture. Alpha Gamma Rho builds better men.

ALPHA OMEGA EPSILON
A national professional sorority for women in engineering and the technical fields. AOE promotes friendship, leadership and professionalism to all the members of the organization, the community and the profession.

ALPHA OMEGA EPSILON
A national professional sorority for women in engineering and the technical fields. AOE promotes friendship, leadership and professionalism to all the members of the organization, the community and the profession.

ALPHA PHI OMEGA SERVICE FRATERNITY
Assembles college men and women in the fellowship of the principles of the Boy Scouts of America to develop leadership, promote friendship and provide service to humanity.

ALPHA PI MU
Alpha Pi Mu is an honorary organization for students in industrial engineering.

ALPHA TAU OMEGA
A national social fraternity for men with 160 chapters nationwide. Membership in Alpha Tau Omega involves leadership, brotherhood, social service and scholarship. Leaders shape the future and ATO shapes leaders for the future.

AMATEUR RADIO SOCIETY
Members share an interest in ham radios, electronics, world communication and other aspects of radio communication.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCHIENCE (AAFCS)
AAFCS is a service organization for students in the College of Human Development and Education. Members volunteer in areas that will contribute to professional development.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURE STUDENTS (AIAS)
Promotes excellence in architectural education and training and encourages the awareness and appreciation of architecture and its allied disciplines. AIAS supports a career dedication to improving the environment.

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS, Student Engineering Branch
Provides the opportunity for students interested in agricultural and biosystems engineering to attend local, regional and national professional meetings. Meetings include business, technical presentations, industrial tours, design contests and the opportunity for social activities.

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS
Helps students prepare and apply fundamental engineering practices for a future in a civil engineering career. Students can compete in activities such as the Steel Bridge Team, Concrete Canoe Team, plus participate in professional and social activities.

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEALTH-SYSTEM PHARMACISTS
Educates students about pharmacy practice in health systems and provides information to students about career directions in and credentials needed for pharmacy practice in health systems. This organization promotes active membership and networking opportunities among students and the pharmacy profession.

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERIOR DESIGNERS (ASID)
ASID broadens the student's knowledge base of the design industry and related fields. ASID is a student branch of the national organization for professionals.

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS
Promotes and facilitates intellectual pursuits and fellowship in the field of landscape architecture among students, faculty and landscape architecture professionals.

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (ASME)
ASME is comprised of mechanical engineering students. Activities throughout the year include: monthly business meetings, industry field trips, rat trap car race, E&A (Engineering & Agriculture) Day egg toss, thermo boat race and social functions.

ANIME CLUB
The Anime Club promotes and presents Japanese animation (Anime) as an art form. Meetings provide a friendly social environment for those students, faculty and staff interested in the Japanese culture. Come and enjoy a relaxing evening of animated.

ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY
A service organization made up of Air Force ROTC students.

ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY
A service organization made up of Air Force ROTC students.

ASIAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION (Vietnamese Student Association)
Promotes the Vietnamese culture, promotes friendship and goodwill, provides assistance to all students and seeks deeper mutual understanding of different cultures and people through various social activities.

ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS (AGC)
The Associated General Contractors acquaints students with the construction industry. Chapter activities include monthly meetings, guest speakers, field trips, intramural sports, state, regional and national conferences and national competitions.

ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTING MACHINERY (ACM)
Members share an interest in computers and in a computer society.

ASSOCIATION OF STUDENTS FROM INDIA
Association of Students form Indian promotes friendship and cultural exchange between the students from India, students from other nationalities and the community. A variety of activities are planned and assistance is provided to incoming students from India.

BANGLADESHI STUDENTS

BAPTIST STUDENT FELLOWSHIP
Did you know that the Baptists trace their roots all the way back to Jesus Christ and the church he started?If you would like to learn more about the Baptists and their beliefs, check us out or visit the Fargo Baptist Church, 3303 23 Ave. S.W., Fargo. (Phone: 232-5500)

BARNSTORMERS FLYING CLUB
Comprised of students interested in flying and aviation as a sport or a hobby. Activities include meetings, small airplane flights, tours and a chance to explore ones interest in aviation with others. Pilots and non-pilots welcome.

BIO-ENGINEERING SOCIETY
Subsection of Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers. Promotes engineering in medicine and biology through knowledge of current developments in the field.

BIOTECHNOLOGY CLUB
Student chapter of the American Society for Microbiology. Open to students and faculty interested in learning more about the emerging biotechnology field as well as anyone with an interest in biotechnology. This energetic club organizes activities including speakers, job information and tours of biotech companies.

BISON AMBASSADORS
A specially selected group of outstanding students serve as representatives for many university activities and alumni functions. They conduct campus tours, sponsor the annual Apple Polisher and Senior Day, greet at alumni events and hold a tuition raffle.

BISON BOWHUNTER ARCHERY CLUB
A club designed for beginning and experienced archers where they can be involved on campus while enjoying the sport of archery.

BISON DAIRY CLUB
The Bison Dairy Club actively promotes interest in the dairy industry and the College of Agriculture at NDSU. The club's mission is to provide members with educational and recreational opportunities to learn about the future of and placement in the dairy industry.

BISON DANCE TEAM
A competitive team with a season from October to March. The Team attends every home basketball game and several other shows and competitions. Promotes and encourages school spirit at athletic and university events

BISON OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT WRESTLING CLUB
This Wrestling Club provides students interested in freestyle and Greco-Roman wrestling an opportunity to learn and enhance skills.

BISON ULTIMATE
A co-ed club promoting Ultimate frisbee, a non-contact, high speed, team sport combining the rules of soccer, basketball and football. No experience necessary to participate. Bison Ultimate plays several times a week.

BLACK STUDENT ALLIANCE
We promote social and educational awareness for NDSU students through cultural & social events focusing on African-American and African cultures. All NDSU students are welcome. Please come and enjoy. We look forward to your participation.

BLUE KEY NATIONAL HONOR FRATERNITY
A national honor fraternity recognizing leadership, scholarship and service. The motto is Serving I Live. Blue Key awards the Distinguished Educator and Doctor of Service Awards, as well as several student scholarships each year. They also produce the annual Homecoming Variety Show and Bison Brevities (talent show).

BOARD OF CAMPUS ATTRACTIONS
This board provides support and guidance to operational aspects of Campus Attractions. Membership includes one student elected in the spring elections, two appointed by Student Government, one student senator, one student appointed by the Campus Attractions president, faculty and staff representatives. Contact the Student Activities Office, Memorial Union 360, 231-7787.

BOARD OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS
The board, made up of professional and student members, provides leadership and direction for student publications on campus. They work to maintain consistency and responsibility in student publications and they recruit and appoint editors-in-chief for all student activity fee funded publications. Two student representatives are elected and three more are appointed. Contact Student Government, Memorial Union 347, 231- 8461.

BOWLING CLUB
Bowling Club promotes the sport of bowling through its activities. Intercollegiate competition is provided for men and women.

CAMPUS ATTRACTIONS
Serves as the programming board of NDSU. Student coordinators work with volunteer committees to plan a variety of entertaining, educational and cultural programs. Contact Campus Attractions, 344 Memorial Union, 231-UGLY (event information) or 231-7221 (involvement opportunities).

CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST
An interdenominational Christian student organization desiring to help students develop in all areas of life...spiritual, intellectual, social and as leaders. We also seek to be a positive influence for Christ in the lives of those around us.

CAMPUS RECREATION
The Bison Sports Arenas provides students an opportunity to choose from a wide array of recreational activities. Facilities include: 6000sq. ft. weight room with both free & circuit weights, 15 pieces of cardiovascular equipment, swimming pool, racquetball courts, 8-lane track, and 3 basketball courts.

CERES WOMEN'S FRATERNITY
An international social fraternity for women with an agricultural interest. Ceres is committed to providing opportunities for personal growth in leadership, academics and fellowship. Ceres is a part of the Greek system. All majors welcome.

CHEMISTRY CLUB
Comprised of students interested in the practical applications of chemistry in today's society. Emphasis on careers in fields related to chemistry. Projects and activities include community outreach, guest speakers and field trips. Anyone with an interest in chemistry is invited to join.

CHI ALPHA CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
Promotes the spiritual and social life of the students of NDSU by providing opportunities for Christian worship, fellowship, training, and evangelism.

CHILD DEVELOPMENT AND FAMILY SCIENCE CLUB
Promoting educational and professional development among students-regardless of major-through community service, professional conferences, field trips and guest speakers.Provides social contacts among students and faculty to develop a support system.

CHINESE STUDENT ASSOCIATION (CSA)
Promotes friendship and provides assistance to students who come from Taiwan . CSA provides information and assistance to those who are interested in Chinese and Taiwan culture and customs. Activities are planned to promote fellowship.

CHRISTIAN CONQUEST STUDENT FELLOWSHIP
The focus is on learning and applying the Bible to every aspect of life. We sponsor seminars on Creation-Evolution, Bible Prophecy, The authenticity of the bible and much more. Friday night activities include bowling, basketball, board games, etc. Students from all religious backgrounds are welcome.

CIRCLE K
A service organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Fargo . Emphasis is placed on having fun while providing service to the Fargo-Moorhead area and the NDSU campus. Conventions are held yearly to provide growth and leadership opportunities for members.

COAR (CONFERENCE, ORIENTATION, & RECRUITMENT) TEAM
The COAR Team consists of members who will serve as leaders, facilitators, and mentors during summer orientation and various summer conferences and camps. Members will begin building relationships with prospective students and new freshman.

COLLEGE BOWL - program
The Varsity Sport of the Mind is an intercollegiate general knowledge question and answer team competition. Winners of the NDSU tournament represent NDSU at the regional and national level. For more information please contact Campus Attractions, Memorial Union 344, 231-7221 or 231-UGLY.

COLLEGE DEMOCRATS
Sponsors informational forums, speakers and debates pertinent to issues of the day. Participates in the Democratic NPL of North Dakota and College Democrats of America.

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL COMMISSION

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE STUDENT ACTIVITIES COUNCIL (CASAC)
CASAC coordinates all activities within the college and works closely with the dean's office. CASAC sponsors an ice cream social, Ag Spirit Day, Ag Ambassadors, and the Preferred Ag Instructor and is the governing board over all agricultural student organizations.

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL
The council advises the dean on matters concerning undergraduate academic programs, college-related activities, and nominates business majors to serve on college committees. Membership on the council consists of the elected student leaders of the professional clubs within the college. Contact the College of Business Administration , 231-8651.

COLLEGE OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION DEAN'S STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL
Promoting the College of Human Development and Education, the Dean's Student Advisory Council serves as a liaison for College of Human Development and Education students, faculty and administration.

COLLEGE REPUBLICANS
Interacts with local and state public officials to learn about candidacy and policy. Members meet with students around North Dakota to discuss current events.

COLLEGIANS FOR LIFE
Dedicated to defending and promoting a greater respect for the sanctity of all human life (born and unborn) by educating and activating peers and community.

COLLEGIATE 4-H
Collegiate 4-H provides members with an identity on campus, enriches campus life and develops confidence and leadership skills. Collegiate 4-H is open to all college students who are interested in 4-H.

COLLEGIATE FFA
Brings together students with an interest in agriculture. Major activities include crops contest, small animal and ag sales in conjunction with Little I, annual picnic and activities during FFA week.

COMMUNICATION RESEARCH ASSOCIATION

CONCERT CHOIR - academic opportunity
Consisting of music and non-music majors, the Concert Choir performs at NDSU and is known for its concert tours in the region and overseas, its recordings and its performances with area symphony orchestras. Auditions are required.

CRIMINAL JUSTICE CLUB
Introduces career options in the area of criminal justice through guest speakers, field trips and meetings.

CROSS COUNTRY SKI CLUB
Promotes the sport of cross country skiing. Skiers of all ability and interest levels are welcome. This club participates in several public races throughout the winter. Meetings are held weekly and all members determine the frequency and length of workouts.

CYCLING CLUB
Promotes the sport of competitive cycling (mountain and road) and fosters the high ideals of sportspersonship, dedication and mental discipline through intercollegiate competition while emphasizing team tactics and camaraderie.

DAKOTA DIPLOMATS
Promotes friendship and provides an avenue for exchange for those individuals who have traveled abroad or have an interest in doing so.

DAKOTA JAZZ - academic opportunity
Performing several times a year, Dakota Jazz is a vocal jazz ensemble supported by a rhythm section. The group's repertoire consists of traditional jazz arrangements as well as contemporary charts. Auditions are required.

DELTA UPSILON
A national social fraternity for men, based on a no-secrets, no-hazing policy. The Delta and the Upsilon are the initials for the motto, Justice, Our Foundation.

DUAL TEN PERCENT SOCIETY
Provides social activities, support, and education to lesbian, gay, straight, transgender students, faculty and staff and straight allies.

EGYPTIAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION IN NORTH DAKOTA
The Egyptian Student Assocation of North Dakota State University is an academic social student unit. It represents students who have interest in Egypt and Egyptian history.

ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE COUNCIL
Engineering and Architecture council acts as a sounding board to improve communication between the faculty and students in the College of Engineering and Architecture.

ENGLISH CLUB
An organization that promotes the appreciation of and exposure to literature. Annually, the club sponsors a number of literature readings and publishes Carbon World, an NDSU literary journal. Anyone interested in creating, evaluating, or publishing literature is encouraged to join.

ENTOMOLOGY CLUB
The goals of Entomology Club are to have fun doing several activities per month, educate people about science and especially insects, and to try new things. Have you ever eaten roasted crickets or mealworm lollipops?

ETA KAPPA NU
An honorary fraternity for juniors and seniors enrolled in electrical engineering.

FAMILY STUDENT ASSOCIATION
FSA promotes social events, strives to improve living conditions and acts as a liaison for married students, students living with dependents and their families.

FARGO-MOORHEAD CHINESE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP

FARMHOUSE
An international social fraternity that builds men physically, intellectually, morally, spiritually and socially. Striving for excellence, especially in scholarship, FarmHouse members have the opportunity to develop leadership skills, which will help in college and throughout life.

FASHION APPAREL BUSINESS ORGANIZATION (FABO)
FABO is composed of members who have an interest in design, fashion and business. Its purpose is to give students an overview of careers and opportunities through networking and numerous activities and field trips.

FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES (FCA)
All students are welcome to enjoy praise, worship and Christian fellowship at FCA. Members get together on a weekly basis to grow closer to Jesus Christ.

FIT FOR LIFE
Initiates professional growth and career preparation, promotes relationships between students and faculty, encourages leadership and promotes fitness. The only student organization for corporate and community fitness, athletic training, physical education and recreation majors, although any student may join.

FOOD SCIENCE CLUB
Promotes and develops the interests and abilities of people in the food and fiber industry. Any student of good scholarship and an active interest in the food industry is welcome.

FRENCH CLUB
Bonjour! We are a multicultural organization focusing on social and educational activities relating to francophone culture. Everyone is welcome, regardless of the language they speak. Join us to experince French food, culture, trips,and discussion groups.

GEOLOGY CLUB
Comprised of students interested in geology and related fields. Projects and activities include field trips, campus activities and community outreach. Students of any major are invited to attend.

GOLDEN KEY INTERNATIONAL HONOUR SOCIETY
A International honor society with excellent opportunities for leadership, service, scholarships and career assistance. All juniors and seniors in the top 15 percent of their class are eligible to join.

GUITAR CLUB
This club is open to anyone interested in beginning or furthering their guitar playing skills. The group meets once a week to share tips and learn new songs. Music styles vary widely depending on member s preferences.

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY-NDSU Chapter
Involved in building or rehabilitating houses, educating the campus and Fargo-Moorhead community about the need for affordable housing and raising funds for the work of Habitat. The group plans an alternative Spring Break trip to construct or repair a home in another area of the country.

HALL GOVERNMENT
Each residence hall has a governing body, which consists of residents from their respective hall. Activities include social programming, appropriation of hall funds and addressing the concerns of the students within their hall. Contact your Resident Assistant or Hall Director.

HILLEL
Hillel, the Jewish Student Organization at North Dakota State University , provides a warm environment where Jewish Students from all backgrounds can meet each other, explore their Jewish identity and celebrate Jewish life.

HOMECOMING COMMITTEE
Plans the week s activities ( October 14-20, 2001) in an effort to carry on important Bison traditions. Volunteers are needed on the following committees: spirit, special events, parade, bonfire, finance, marketing and publicity. Contact Campus Attractions, 344 Memorial Union, 231-8459 (event information) or 231-7221 (involvement opportunities).

HORTICULTURE AND FORESTY CLUB
Organization for any student interested in horticulture. Gives students hands-on experience while working with fellow students and faculty. The club meets approximately once a month for activities and meetings.

HUGH O'BRIAN LEADERSHIP CLUB (HOBY)
A leadership club open to all HOBY alumni and anyone interested in becoming involved with HOBY. This club is dedicated to public service and leadership development in the Fargo-Moorhead area.

INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING (IEEE)
Student chapter of the world's largest technical professional society. Members meet with speakers from industry and tour engineering facilities. Geared towards making students more than just textbook engineers.

INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS (IIE)
Explores engineering opportunities in health care, manufacturing, information services, and enterprise integration industries through its monthly meetings, field trips, & frequent team building activitites. Anyone interested is welcome to visit before joining. See the IME department for information.

INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERS (ITE)
ITE is a professional society of more than 9,600 transportation engineers and planners in more than 70 different countries. The goal of ITE is to introduce students to the transportation profession and to supplement their classroom and laboratory experiences with "real world" activities.

INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL (IFC)
IFC serves as the governing board, works to advance the interests of, and promotes an understanding and spirit among the fraternities of NDSU. IFC sponsors and organizes events such as Rush, Greek Week, and the Greek new member retreat.

INTERNATIONAL FACILITY MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION (IFMA)
Provides an awareness of the opportunities in the field, makes employers aware of graduates and explores educational topics.

INTERNATIONAL FOOD SERVICE EXECUTIVE ASSOCIATION (IFSEA)
Internationally recognized organization for people who are in hospitality or food service related careers or are enrolled in a food service curriculum. Students attend regional and national food shows, career fairs and educational seminars.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD
Representatives from each international student organization and others make up this board that advises the Office of International Programs.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCAITON
Promotes friendship and community at NDSU through social and cultural activities. Membership is open to NDSU students from around the world, including the U.S.

INTERNET RADIO BROADCASTING
The Internet Radio Broadcasting Club provides NDSU students with hands-on experience and skill development in audio production, live music programs, sports play-by-play broadcasts, radio news, live remote event hosting, and management.

INTERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (IVCF)
IVCF seeks to establish and advance witnessing communities of students and faculty who follow Jesus as Savior and Lord, growing in love for God, God s Word, God s people of every ethnicity and culture, and God s purposes in the world.

INTRAMURAL SPORTS
Men s, women s and co-ed intramurals are offered in 10 sports. This is a chance for those students who still want to compete in a sport while having a fun and enjoyable time.

JAZZ ENSEMBLE - academic opportunity
This band consists of undergraduate and graduate students who demonstrate a strong interest and ability in jazz music. Auditions are required.

JUDGING CLUB
Students take classes in livestock, meats, dairy and wool selection and compete nationally in judging contests.

JUDO CLUB
Judo Club allows students to participate and enjoy physical exercise in practicing judo and promotes spiritual and intellectual growth through the sport.

JUGGLING CLUB
Juggling Club meets weekly and is free and open to all. Members learn about everything from basic to advanced juggling, balloon animals, unicycling and many other skills. All of these skills are put together for performances throughout the year.

KAPPA ALPHA THETA
Kappa Alpha Theta is the first Greek-letter fraternity for women with 124 chapters throughout the United States and Canada . Theta encourages its members to develop intellectually, socially and morally. Membership emphasizes participation in leadership, scholarship and community service activities.

KAPPA DELTA
The oldest national social sorority for women at NDSU, Kappa Delta stresses strong sisterhood, high scholarship, and leadership on campus and throughout the community. Kappa Delta is involved in numerous service projects and focuses on the prevention of child abuse with the Shamrock Event.

KAPPA EPSILON
A professional fraternity open to men and women who are working together to promote women in pharmacy. The philanthropies include Breast Cancer Awareness and the Caring Program for Children. KE is Your Prescription for a Better Future.

KAPPA EPSILON
A professional fraternity open to men and women who are working together to promote women in pharmacy. The philanthropies include Breast Cancer Awareness and the Caring Program for children.

KAPPA PSI
A professional fraternity for male and female pre-pharmacy and professional pharmacy students. Kappa Psi is dedicated to promoting professional and academic excellence in the profession of pharmacy.

KARATE CLUB
Open to all that wish to learn and practice shotokan Karate. Through workouts and physical training members can advance in club activities: basics, sparring, forms, and self-defense. There are opportunities for tournament and seminar participation for members.

LEADERS SEMINAR
The seven-week Leaders Seminar is offered to beginning and advanced leaders each semester. A variety of speakers address individual leadership and organizational management topics, such as leadership styles, communication, ethics, power, motivation and more. To register, contact the Student Activities Office, 360 Memorial Union , 231-7787.

LIBRA HONOR SOCIETY
A community and campus service organization for sophomores. Members are selected in the spring, primarily on the basis of scholarship.

LINCOLN SPEECH AND DEBATE SOCIETY
Competitive speech and debate opportunities are offered to students interested in building strong communication skills. Participants compete throughout the country. No experience is necessary. Open to all majors and levels of experience. Contact the Department of Speech Communication, 231-7636.

LITTLE COUNTRY THEATER - academic opportunity/program
Little Country Theater is the campus theatrical production organization in which any student enrolled in NDSU, Moorhead State University , or Concordia College may participate. Student involvement includes activities in all aspects of theatrical production.

LIVELY ARTS SERIES - program
The curtain rises on some of the finest regional, national and international performing artists each year. The 2000-2001 season includes LUMA, Late Nite Catechism, Zephyr Dance Company, Chenille Sisters, and the Steel Drum Band form University of Mary . Students pay $6 - $8 for any performance. Contact the Memorial Union Ticket Office, 231-8458.

LIVELY ARTS SERIES ADVISORY COMMITTEE
The NDSU Lively Arts Committee provides quality performing arts programming for all members of the university community. Committee members review potential performers and select artists for the NDSU Lively Arts series. Contact the Student Activities Office, 360 Memorial Union, 231-7787.

LUTHERAN CAMPUS MINISTRY (ELCA)
A fellowship of students dedicated to studying the Bible, worshipping God, serving others, and having fun. Contact the University Lutheran Center (across University Drive on 13th Ave N. ), 232-2587.

LUTHERAN STUDENT FELLOWSHIP
A campus ministry sponsored by the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (LC-MS) that encourages Christian fellowship and growth through Bible studies, retreats, and social activities.

MADRIGAL SINGERS - academic opportunity
The Madrigal Singers perform vocal chamber music from the Renaissance period through the 20th Century. Madrigal dinners take place every year during the first week of December. The group also tours each spring with the Concert Choir. Auditions are required.

MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS CLUB (MIS)
brings together people who have an interest in information technology, management and/or computers. Activities include guest speakers, company tours, technology demonstrations and regular meetings to introduce career options in the management information systems and computer science fields. All students welcome!

MEDIEVAL SOCIETY(NOT YOUR AVERAGE HISTORY CLUB)
The Medieval Society hosts sword fighting, and crafts and other various aspects of everyday medieval/renaissance life.

MEMORIAL UNION ADVISORY BOARD
This board represents the interests of university students, faculty, staff, alumni and guests by advising the Memorial Union Director on policies relating to operation, use and improvement of facilities, services and programs. The board is composed of four students, four faculty, four alumni, and members of the administration. Contact the Memorial Union Administrative Office, 231-8241.

MEMORIAL UNION GALLERY - program
The Gallery is home to the student owned permanent art collection which began in 1969 and holds near 450 pieces. The current program provides exhibitions, lectures, artist talks, and trips to various regional studios and museums. Stop by the Gallery in the Memorial Union or call 231- 7900. www.ndsu.nodak.edu/memorial_union/gallery

MEMORIAL UNION RECREATION AND OUTDOOR PROGRAMS - program
The Recreation and Outing Center offers both leisure play and league competition in bowling, billiards and table tennis. Competitive recreation qualifying tournaments for regional and international competitions are also held. The Outing Center sponsors a variety of adventure trips and rents outing equipment and in-line skates.

MODEL UNITED NATIONS
The Model United Nations Club is an organization that was founded to raise money and prepare its members to compete in the Rocky Mountain Model United Nations conference in Denver . Anyone interested in the legislative process is encouraged to join.

MORTAR BOARD
A senior honor society whose members are selected on the basis of outstanding scholastic ability, leadership and service to the NDSU community.

MU BREAKS - program
Provides opportunities to learn new skills in an informal, fun, atmosphere of non-credit, inexpensive short courses. A wide variety of classes are offered two times every semester. Skill Warehouse is coordinated by a student coordinator and employs many students as instructors. Contact Skill Warehouse, 231-8403.

MUSLIM STUDENT ASSOCIATION

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF HOME BUILDERS
The Student Chapter of the National Association of Home Builders provides members with the opportunity to learn more about the home building industry. Chapter activities include guest speakers, educational trips, community service projects and related local, state and national events.

NATIONAL COMMONITY PHARMACISTS ASSOCIATION
NCPA is a national pharmacy organization supporting independent retail pharmacy practice. The NDSU student chapter was founded in 2000. Chapter activities include bringing in speakers with innovative pharmacy ideas & practices to heighten awareness of the independent retail enviroment today.

NATIONAL RESIDENCE HALL HONORARY
The Bison Chapter of NRHH is part of a national honorary organization recognizing the top one percent of student leaders living in the residence halls. NRHH members create and maintain a living-learning environment that encourages individual growth and fosters community.

NATIVE AMERICAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION (NASA)
The Native American Student Association (NASA) is made up of NDSU students interested in the American Indian culture. NASA members support American Indian cultural events on the NDSU campus, help plan and attend social events throughout the year, and organize student fund raisers, such as Indian Taco Day. The Organization is open to all current NDSU students.

NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT CLUB
Encourages communication among undergraduate students, graduate student and faculty in the Natural Resources Management program. Activities include Adopt-a-River, a spring career trip, hiking, snowshoeing and more. A great opportunity to find out about internships, jobs and scholarships. All majors are welcome.

NON-TRADITIONAL STUDENT (Students Older Than Average)
Works to make college life a little easier for the older than average student through social gatherings and support.

ORDER OF OMEGA
A Greek honor society that recognizes fraternity and sorority members who have excelled in leadership, scholarship, and campus and community activities. Order of Omega promotes the Greek system and sponsors a chili feed as well as annual awards for fraternity and sorority chapters.

OTHER MUSIC GROUPS - academic opportunity
There are a variety of other musical performance groups sponsored by the Division of Fine Arts, including non-audition vocal and instrumental groups such as University Chorus and the Varsity Band.

PAINTBALL CLUB
The NDSU Paintball Club is dedicated to promoting the exciting and challenging sport of Paintball while emphasizing safety, teamwork and strategy. Our goal is to educate members about equipment, rules, safety and to promote friendly competition in our Fall tournament.

PANHELLENIC COUNCIL (PHC)
Panhellenic Council serves as the governing body of NDSU sororities. Panhellenic Council increases awareness of Greek Life while promoting excellence in scholarship and leadership. Panhellenic Council sponsors and organizes events such as formal recruitment, Dance Marathon, Term Parties, and Greek Week.

PEER HEALTH NETWORK TEAM
The Peer Health Network Team encourages wellness, promotes academic success, and influences healthy attitudes and behavior through health education presentations. The team serves as an educational resource to the student body to promote wellness during and beyond the college years. Contact Student Health Services, 231-7331.

PEER MENTORS (Residence Life)
Peer Mentors assist in creating a living-learning community in Reed-Johnson and Weible Halls. They work directly with first year students by providing programming opportunities and sharing academic resource information. Contact the Department of Residence Life, 231-7557.

PHI BETA LAMBDA
Phi Beta Lambda is a business club that provides students with opportunities to network with local business leaders and to enhance leadership skills through fundraising, community service, recruitment and teamwork. Meet new people, get involved and have fun.

PHI ETA SIGMA HONOR SOCIETY
A national honorary organization that inducts members for high scholastic achievement their freshman year. Freshmen with a 3.50 GPA are invited to join. Members can attend various social and service activities sponsored by the local chapter.

PHI KAPPA PHI
Phi Kappa Phi is a national scholastic honor society. Its primary objective is to recognize and encourage superior scholarship in all academic disciplines. The minimum GPA for seniors, juniors, and graduate students are 3.6, 3.8, and 4.0 respectively.

PHI LAMBDA SIGMA
Phi Lambda Sigma, the National Pharmacy Leadership Society, was initiated at NDSU in 1991. The purpose is to promote the development of leadership qualities in pharmacy, especially among young pharmacy students. Membership crosses fraternal and organizational lines, thus, the Society does not compete with other organizations.

PHI SIGMA NATIONAL BIOLOGICAL HONOR SOCIETY
A national honorary organization fostering academic excellence and promoting interest in research for students focusing in the biological sciences. A minimum 3.5 GPA is required for membership.

PHI UPSILON OMICRON
Phi Upsilon Omicron is an honorary organization for juniors, seniors, and graduate students from all majors within the College of Human Development and Education. Membership is based on scholarship, leadership and service to their field, the university and the community.

PI KAPPA DELTA
An honorary fraternity promoting scholarship in the field of communication that emphasizes community service. Membership is based on participation in intercollegiate forensics. For more information call 231-7636.

PI TAU SIGMA - Pi Upsilon Chapter
A national honorary organization for students enrolled in mechanical engineering.

POST-SECONDARY AGRICULTURE STUDENTS (PAS)
Interested in an Ag club that will help you find a career? PAS develops leadership and management abilities in agriculture, agribusiness, horticulture and natural resources.

PRAYER/WHY ABSTINENCE IS TERRIFIC (W.A.I.T.) COALITION
The Prayer/W.A.I.T. Coalition meets regularly to pray for themselves and campus as a whole. One common prayer item concerns having students wait until marriage before becoming sexually active.

PRE-LAW CLUB
A professional organization for students interested in law or who are planning to pursue a career in the legal profession. Group activities include tours of local courthouses and four of the area law schools, and presentations by a wide range of guest speakers.

PRE-MED CLUB
The pre-med club strives to bring aspiring doctors and health professionals together in a social and learning environment. Activities include involving members in the community, raising awareness of current medical and social issues and preparing members for medical school admission.

PRE-VET CLUB
Pre-Vet Club explores the animal health field and is open to anyone. Highlights fostering personal & professional development include speakers,tours, holiday parties and an annual trip to the National Pre-Veterinary Symposium. Meet fun new friends andnetwork with future colleagues.

PSI CHI
Psi Chi is the national honor society in psychology, founded in 1929. The purpose of Psi Chi is to encourage, stimulate and maintain excellence in scholarship and advance the science of psychology.

PSYCHOLOGY CLUB
Psychology Club provides a social atmosphere for students to pursue their interests in all fields of psychology.

PUBLIC RELATIONS STUDENT SOCIETY OF AMERICA (PRSSA)
Cultivates a mutually advantageous relationship between students and professional public relations practitioners, instills a professional attitude and provides hands-on experience.

RANGE CLUB
An organization of students with interests in Range and Natural Resource Management.

REINEKE VISUAL ART GALLERY

RESIDENCE HALL ASSOCIATION (RHA)
Serves as a voice for more than 2,600 students in the residence halls. RHA addresses residence hall and campus concerns, meets the programming needs of students and recognizes outstanding students. Membership is comprised of residents from the 10 residence halls.

RESIDENT ASSISTANTS (Residence Life)
Resident Assistants (RAs) develop and maintain communities within the residence halls. Benefits include a flexible work schedule, room and meal plan, and opportunities for personal and professional growth. Training and support are provided. Contact the Department of Residence Life, 231-7557.

RESPIRATORY CARE CLUB
RC club members have an interest in community service, networking with health care professionals, making new friends and learning more about respiratory care. Past activities have included the Great American Smoke-out, club and charity fund raising, and guest speakers in RC specialty areas.

RHO CHI
A national honorary organization for students in the College of Pharmacy.

RHO LAMBDA
Rho Lambda is an honorary organization that recognizes outstanding sorority women. Members are selected on the basis of scholarship, Panhellenic leadership and involvement. Rho Lambda s philanthropy is the Ronald McDonald House.

RIFLE AND PISTOL TEAM
Rifle and Pistol provide individual and team marksmanship competition at local, state, regional and national levels. Provides training in safe handling of firearms and the principles of precision marksmanship.

RODEO CLUB
Strives to maintain and increase interest in rodeo. Practice facilities are available for those that are interested in competing in the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association in the Upper Midwest.

ROTC
Army and Air Force ROTC programs are available for both male and female students. Students may participate in the first two years of ROTC without incurring a military obligation. Students must apply to participate in the last two years of study.

ROWING CLUB

The NDSU Rowing club was formed with the hope of promoting indoor and outdoor rowing, not only for recreation but also to explore possibilities of competition. Through the NDSU rowing Club, members will get an opportunity to be more healthy through exercise, and develop

teamwork skills in a supportive and friendly atmosphere.

RUGBY CLUB (Men's)
Offers participation in rugby for people who enjoy sports or just like to exercise. Incorporates teamwork and sportspersonship to play hard and win big.

RUGBY CLUB (Women's)
The rugby club is a competitive social organization which travels around the Midwest playing other college club teams. There are fifteen different positions to play, making a spot for everyone who s interested. More players are always needed. Come and join a growing club.

RUNNING CLUB

SADDLE AND SIRLOIN
Promotes leadership and develops interest in animal agriculture. The club sponsors: Little International, one of the nation s largest collegiate livestock showmanship contests; Kiddy Days, a petting zoo for children; and an annual pig and lamb sale, providing livestock projects for 4-H and FFA members.

SEIBUKAN KARATE-DO
Seibukan means A Holy School of Military or Martial Arts. Come learn the oldest style of Karate, Shorin Ryu. This style emphasizes strong blocks, punches, kicks, throws and takedowns. Okinawan weapons and Japanese culture taught as well.

SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON
Sigma Alpha Epsilon is one of the world s largest fraternities. The men at the NDSU chapter promote leadership and service activities while striving to find a balance in the academic and social aspects of college and building bonds for life.

SIGMA ALPHA IOTA
Fosters interest in music and promotes social contact among female music majors and minors.

SIGMA ALPHA PROFESSIONAL AGRICULTURAL SORORITY
A professional sorority for women majoring in or having a sincere interest in agriculture. The focus is leadership, scholarship, service, friendship and fun!

SIGMA CHI
An international social fraternity for men committed to high ideals. Founded in 1855 at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio . Membership in Sigma Chi involves leadership, scholarship, community service projects and social activities.

SIGMA NU
Brotherhood, leadership, and fun are characteristics of our fraternity. We promote brotherhood and fun through socail events, and leadership through practice. Since 1869 Sigma Nu nationally has over 180,000 initiates, making us one of the largest fraternitites in the nation.

SIGMA PHI DELTA
Sigma Phi Delta is an international, social and professional fraternity for men majoring in Engineering or Architecture. Benefits of membership include help with homework, class files, national scholarships, networking with alumni, leadership opportunities, social events and brotherhood for life.

SILVER WINGS (Air Force)
Our motto is: Knowledge, Wisdom, and the Courage to Serve. Silver Wings is a national, co-ed, professional organization dedicated to creating proactive, knowledgeable, and effective civic leaders through community service and education about national defense. Silver Wings is a professional, educational, service, social, and civilian organization.

SOCCER CLUB (Men's)
Provides a chance for students to participate in soccer at an intercollegiate level. The club is affiliated with the National Collegiate Club Soccer Association through the Great Plains Soccer Conference.

SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS
The Society of Automotive Engineers is a student organization geared toward those students interested in pursuing careers in the automotive industry. Through real world projects such as Formula SAE and Mini Baja the organization applies and reinforces the material students learn in the classroom.

SOCIETY OF MANUFACTURING ENGINEERS (SME)
Promotes and facilitates the study of manufacturing engineering and manufacturing engineering technology. SME also provides input to the Aero Manufacturing Engineering Technology and Industrial Engineering and Management departments on utilization of program fees. Activities include guest lectures and manufacturing engineering-related field trips.

SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS (SWE)
Stimulates women to achieve full potential in careers as engineers and leaders, expands the image of the engineering profession as a positive force in improving the quality of life and demonstrates the value of diversity. Open to men and women of any major.

SOCIOLOGY CLUB
The Sociology Club provides opportunities to meet other people, discuss topics and listen to speakers. They also do volunteer work for community service agencies to gain valuable career-related experience.

SPACE INTEREST GROUP

ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER
Provides spiritual, educational, and social activities, weekend and daily Masses, confessions, prayer (rosary, evening prayer, private prayer), Sunday night meals, dances, monthly Catholic forums, Bible studies, Inquiry class, Catechism class, social activities, and a place to study, relax, and meet good friends.

STUDENT ART SOCIETY
Students interested in the arts may join this group to help stimulate an appreciation of the arts.

STUDENT DIETETIC ASSOCIATION
Sponsors monthly health talks, professional field trips and fund raising to support travel to the American Dietetic Association's National Convention. Join SDA to learn more about a career in dietetics.

STUDENT ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY COUNCIL
An organization of students as well as faculty and staff seeking to improve the relationship of North Dakota State University and the local community with the environment. We are seeking a full-scale and fully funded recycling program, we're establishing the Adopt A Parking Lot program, as well as other great programs.

STUDENT GOVERNMENT
Following the motto of Students Serving Students, Student Government serves and represents the students of NDSU. The student body president and vice president are elected as a team in the spring and they appoint commissioners who comprise the Executive Council. Each commission consists of senators and student-at-large members. Contact Student Government, Memorial Union 347, 231-8461.

STUDENT GOVERNMENT-ACADEMIC AND STUDENT AFFAIRS COMMISSION (ASA)
A commission that is dedicated to addressing academic and student service concerns, such as the Health and Wellness Center , campus club cards, and informing/educating students on various student issues.

STUDENT GOVERNMENT-COMMISSION OF STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS (CSO)
The duties of the CSO include recognizing new organizations, updating the status of current organizations and providing support services to student organizations. CSO also coordinates Congress of Student Organizations meetings and annual organization and student leader awards.

STUDENT GOVERNMENT-FINANCE COMMISSION
The finance commissioner, assistant finance commissioner and commission members oversee the allocation and disbursement of the student activity fees.

STUDENT GOVERNMENT-GOVERNMENT RELATIONS AND INTERCOLLEGIATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION (GRIA)
GRIA serves as a liaison with city, state and federal governments and provides a lobbyist during the state legislative sessions to represent student concerns. GRIA sponsors NDSU student involvement in the North Dakota Student Association (NDSA) which is comprised of students representing each of the 11 state institutions.

STUDENT GOVERNMENT-PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMISSION (PR)
The PR Commission provides a communication link to the student body through media relations, web page management and press releases.

STUDENT GOVERNMENT-STUDENT COURT
Student Court interprets the constitution of the North Dakota State University student body and runs Student Government elections. The chief justice and four associate justices, appointed by the student body president, make up the Student Court.

STUDENT GOVERNMENT-STUDENT SENATE
Student Senate consists of 29 senators representing each college and residential district. Student Senate initiates discussion and action on student issues, encourages cooperation between students, faculty and administration, and interacts with other campus governing bodies. Senators also serve on the various Student Government commissions.

STUDENT NORTH DAKOTA EDUCATION ASSOCIATION (SNDEA)
SNDEA is for anyone planning to be a teacher or thinking about a major in education. SNDEA plans worthwhile volunteer opportunities, provides numerous resources, attends valuable conferences, offers insurance for student teaching and promotes fun.

STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES
SSS offers tutoring and small-group instruction in a variety of course areas for students that qualify. Tutors for the TRIO program facilitate learning in a one-on-one setting. Students participate in classes & tutoring sessions to increase their chances for success in their university endeavors. Hours are flexable. Applications are available in Student Support Services, Ceres Hall 319,701-231-8028.

STUDENTS FROM PAKISTAN

STUDENTS IN FREE ENTERPRISE (SIFE)
SIFE is an organization with 550 participating universities and colleges nationwide. The SIFE team teaches others how free enterprise operates through outreach projects that children, college students and the community. Members give presentations to business executives and entrepreneurs at regional and national competitions.

SUNSETTERS SOLAR RACE TEAM
A team of students working together to design, build, and race a solar-powered car in a biannual cross-country race against other college teams. Engineers and all other majors are welcome and highly encouraged to join this exciting experience.

TAE KWON DO CLUB
A physical fitness and mental discipline club that stresses self-confidence and indomitable spirit through the art of Tae Kwon Do, which emphasizes the use of foot and hand strikes.

TAU BETA PI
An honorary engineering fraternity whose members are concerned with academic excellence and the promotion of engineering.

TAU BETA SIGMA
Plans activities and projects throughout the year in support of the band and its members. Membership is open to any band member.

TAU KAPPA EPSILON
TKE is an international social fraternity for men. TKE strives for excellence in scholarship, the enrichment of character and the development of interpersonal skills.

TAU SIGMA DELTA HONOR SOCIETY
Tau Sigma Delta recognizes students who attain high scholastic standing in architecture, landscape architecture and allied arts of design.

THE GOLD STAR CONCERT BAND - academic opportunity
The Gold Star Concert Band is open to anyone who has an interest in instrumental music. The Concert Band conducts a tour in the United States each spring. Auditions are required.

THE GOLD STAR MARCHING BAND - academic opportunity
Represents NDSU at athletic events, the Homecoming Parade and more. Although auditions are required, it is open to anyone who has an interest in marching band.

THETA CHI
Building members character since 1856, Theta Chi is a social fraternity which encourages scholarship, leadership, brotherhood, community service and diversity. An international fraternity for men that promotes academic and individual growth, Theta Chi teaches brotherhood, chivalry, and respect for others while providing a place to make lifelong friends.

THUNDERING HEARD TOASTMASTERS
Provides members with the opportunity to practice and improve their communication skills in a friendly environment. Weekly meetings involve voluntary prepared speeches, impromptu speeches and evaluations. Leadership and meeting management are also emphasized. Guests are always welcome.

TRI-COLLEGE STUDENT HUMAN RESOURCE ASSOCIATION (SHRA)
SHRA is an exciting, proactive organization for any student interested in management studies. Through national and local professional affiliations, SHRA offers members practical, real world experience. Members also gain knowledge of the field through internships, shadow programs, company visits and networking with professors.

TRI-COLLEGE UNIVERSITY STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION (TCUSNA)
SNA members assume responsibility for contributions to nursing education. Members also have the opportunity to attend programs of professional interest/concern while developing both personally and professionally. Members attend State and National SNA conventions and are involved in community service.

UNION OF CHINESE STUDENTS AND SCHOLARS
U.C.S.S. is a recognized organization on campus. The purpose of U.C.S.S. is to organize acitvities of interest and to provide assistance for new students coming to Fargo.

UNITED CAMPUS MINISTRY (UCM)
UCM/F.O.C.U.S. is an interdenominational ministry dedicated to the discipleship of Christ through Bible study, worship, service and having fun. Activities: worship, study, fun-nights, retreats, skiing, outdoor adventures, service projects, forums and more. Contact UCM Center (across University Drive. on 12th Street North.), 235-0672.

UNIVERISTY SENATE
Ten students are elected by Student Senate to serve as members of the University Senate and serve on a University Senate Committee. One student also is a member-at-large on nine of the 11 committees. Contact Student Government, Memorial Union 347, 231-8461.

UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN CENTER

VETERINARY TECHNICIAN CLUB
VTC enhances the knowledge, skill and education of veterinary technicians. Anyone interested in working with animals is encouraged to join. The Club is involved in community education seminars, pet washes and other social activities.

VISUAL ARTS & GALLERY PROGRAM ADVISORY COMMITTEE (VAGPAC)
The Visual Arts & Gallery Program Advisory Committee engages students, faculty and staff in the process of selecting and programming exhibits, speakers and other arts-related programming in the Memorial Union Gallery. As members of the committee, they share in the responsibility of the program and the overall success by becoming an active ambassador for the program. Contact the Memorial Union Gallery at 231-8239.

VOLLEYBALL CLUB (Men's)
Competes against other colleges in tournaments throughout the Upper Midwest. The Northern Intercollegiate Volleyball Conference season starts in January and runs until the conference tournament at the end of March. Practices begin in late fall.

VOLLEYBALL CLUB
The volleyball club is open to all men and women interested in playing recreational volleyball in a friendly environment. The club meets at the Bentson-Bunker Field House.

VOLUNTEER NETWORK
Volunteer Network is a program of the Memorial Union whose mission is to inspire students and organizations to take an active role in our local and global community through service-learning. Discover yourself, get to know the community, and make a difference. Contact Volunteer Network, 360 Memorial Union, 231-1055, NDSU.Volunteer.Network@ndsu.nodak.edu

WATER FOWLERS CLUB
A campus-wide club for individuals interested in education and discussion of water fowling, conservation, environmental and wetlands issues. Both novice and experienced water fowlers are encouraged to learn and share experiences.

WHY ABSTINENCE IS TERRIFIC COALITION

WILDERNESS ADVENTURE VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE FOR STUDENTS (W.A.V.E.S.)
W.A.V.E.S. is committed to adventures in the great outdoors with friends who have various levels of outdoor experience. Participants also believe in giving back to the community through volunteer work. Adventures include camping, biking, canoeing, hiking, and rock climbing.

WILDLIFE SOCIETY
Presents speakers and participates in volunteer and educational activities to help its members learn more about wildlife and wildlife preservation. Members also gain awareness of employment prospects and issues related to wildlife.