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Registered Student Organizations 2017
Student Involvement and Leadership
Memorial Student Center, Suite BW9
One John Marshall Drive
Huntington, WV 25755
304-696-2283
(fax) 304-696-4347
www.marshall.edu/student-activities
4-H, MU Collegiate
Juanita Parsons, Advisor
The purpose of our organization is to support youth and the 4-
H program. We continue to promote the four-fold development
and the ideals of 4-H, while serving our University and
community. Members will have the opportunity to participate in
regional and national conferences. No previous 4-H experience
is required.
Accelerated BS/MD Club
Jennifer T. Plymale
On-campus/undergraduate club for those in the acclerated
Active Minds, Inc. - MUSOM
Amy Smith, Advisor
Active Minds is a nonprofit organization that empowers students
to speak openly about mental health in order to educate others
and encourage help-seeking.
Actively Moving Forward (AMF)
Lisa Martin, Advisor
AMF is a student led support group for college students that are
grieving the illness or death of a loved one.
Alpha Chi Omega
Jamie Williams, Advisor
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
We are a professional, co-ed chemistry fraternity that binds its
members with a tie of true and lasting friendship. We also strive
for the advancement of chemistry both as a science and as a
profession and to aid its members by every honorable means in
the attainment of their ambitions as chemists throughout their
mortal lives.
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Ayanna Wynn, President
NPHC sorority
Alpha Kappa Delta
Dr. Kristi Fondren, Advisor
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.
Alpha Kappa Psi
Crystal Stewart, Advisor
AK Psi is recognized as the premiere developer of principle
business leaders. AK Psi is a co-ed professional business
fraternity that is open to all majors. Founded in 1904 at NYU, it
is the oldest and largest business fraternity with more than 200
chapters around the world.
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
Harold Sanders, Advisor
African-American brotherhood organization
Alpha Phi Omega
Jeff Kovatch, Advisor
Co-ed community service fraternity
Alpha Phi Sigma
Dr. Margaret Brown, Advisor
National criminal justice honor society
Alpha Psi Omega
Nicole Perrone, Advisor
Theatre honor society that works to create unity and
performance with theatre arts, as well as support and participate
in charity work. Our main donations go to Broadway Cares and
Equity Fights AIDs.
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Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity
Matt James, Advisor
Founded at Yale University on December 6, 1845, Alpha Sigma
Phi was founded upon five values: charity, honor, purity, silence,
and patriotism. The 'Old Gal' was originally founded as a
sophomore literary society, but to this day has grown to be much
more. We push for academic and social excellence while
fostering brotherhood. Alpha Sig is the fastest growing
fraternity nationwide, and is looking for those members who are
striving for excellence in every facet of their lives.
Alpha Tau Omega
Alex Gawthrop, Advisor
Leadership fraternity designed to give young men the tools for
success to achieve their goals in the future
Alpha Xi Delta
Panhellenic sorority
American Advertising Federation, Marshall University
Chapter (MUAAF)
Allison Goodman, Co-Advisor
MUAAF is a professional organization that bridges the study of
advertising and the profession of advertising. The organization
hosts speaker programs, travels to career conferences, tours
advertising related businesses, and engages in the sale and
production of advertising.
American Fisheries Society, Marshall University Chapter
Tom Jones, Advisor
The mission of the American Fisheries Society is to improve the
conservation and sustainability of the recourses and aquatic
ecosystems by advancing fisheries and aquatic science and
promoting the development of fisheries professionals. The MU
chapter of AFS reflects these views and goals. This is a student
led subchapter of the American Fisheries Society.
American Institute of Graphic Art (A.I.G.A.)
Hayson Harrison, Advisor
Dedicated to improving professional skills and networking
American Marketing Association
Elizabeth Alexander, Advisor
The American Marketing Association (AMA) is the largest
marketing association in North America. It is a professional
association for individuals and organizations involved in the
practice, teaching, and study of marketing worldwide. It is also
the source that marketers turn to every day for
information/resources, education/training and professional
networking. AMA is open to all majors.
American Medical Student Association (Pre-AMSA)
Leslie Frost, Advisor
This organization provides a place for future physician-in-
training to network and learn about entering medical school.
American Pharmacists Association Academy of Student
Pharmacists (APHA-ASP)
Nicole Winston, Advisor
To be the collective voice of student pharmacists, provide
opportunities for professional growth, improve patient care, and
envision and advance the future of pharmacy
American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)
American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
Gang Chen, Advisor
ASME is a not-for-profit membership organization that enables
collaboration, knowledge sharing, career enrichment, and skills
development across all engineering disciplines, toward a goal of
helping the global engineering community develop solutions to
benefit lives and livelihoods.
American Society Saftey Engineers (ASSE)
Jian Liu, Advisor
A society that promotes the advancement of the safety
profession and safety education and to foster the professional
well being and development of its members within its campus
and community.
Amnesty International
Jason Morrissette, Advisor
World-wide group that works to protect human rights and
dignity
Anime & Manga Association, Marshall (MAMA)
Natsuki F. Anderson, Advisor
We watch anime & manga movies and discuss it's cultural
implications.
Anthropology and Archaeology Club
Nicholas Freidin, Advisor
Promotes multicultural awareness and professional practice in
the fields of anthropology and archaeology
Ascender's Climbing Club
Camille Ramsey, Advisor
The purpose of the Marshall Ascenders is to promote a positive
and supportive environment or wellness. The club strives to
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promote group exercise through rock climbing. Goodwill and
philanthropy efforts are built into our goals as well
Atheist and Secular Society, Marshall (MASS)
Atheist, agnostic, secular humanist and skeptic society at
Marshall
Art Education Club
Dr. Maribea Barnes, Advisor
This organization was developed to promote collaboration with
local organizations, school galleries, and museums in order to
educate about art in all aspects and to create a safe, and friendly
environment.
Athletic Trainers' Association, Marshall University
(MUATA)
William Garrett, Advisor
Promotes athletic training
Baptist Campus Ministry (BCM)
Rob Ely, Advisor
Campus ministry focused on changing lives that change the
world by the redeeming love of Jesus Christ
Best Buddies, Marshall University Chapter
Debra Lockwood, Advisor
Create one-on-one friendships with intellectual and
developmental disabilities
Beta Alpha Psi
Amanda Thompson-Abbott, Advisor
Honorary organization for accounting, finance, and MIS majors
Biology Club
Dr. Frank S. Gilliam, Advisor
For biology and non-biology students interested in service, fun,
and the biological sciences
Black United Students
Lisa Allen, Advisor
Fosters the development of its membership, which shall include,
but is not limited to, all students of the African Diaspora of
Marshall University and to enculturate all students interested in
the African-American culture
CAMC Class of 2019 (CAMCRNA19)
William A. White Jr, Advisor
This student organization is comprised of students enrolled in
the DMPNA program administered jointly through Marshall
University and Charleston Area Medical Center (CAMC). This
group is a cohert that entered the program in May 2016 and will
graduate May 2019. The educational mission of this organization
is centered in the suppport of its student members and in
community education regarding the role of the CRNA in the
provision of excellence patient care.
Campus Activities Board (CAB)
Dakota Maddox, Advisor
Campus Activities Board (CAB) exists for the purpose of
selecting, promoting and producing campus-wide events that
meet the social, educational, and entertainment needs of the MU
community. CAB will strive to enhance the leadership abilities
and small group experiences of its members. Members will also
serve as the voice of the MU students for their programming
needs.
Campus Crusade for Christ, MU CRU
Dr. Paula Lee Lucas, Advisor
We are an interdenominational campus ministry that desires to
see every student on campus have an opportunity to know God,
personally, through Jesus Christ. We do so by winning students
to Christ, building them up in their faith, and sending them into
the world as Christ-centered laborers.
Catholic Newman Center
We are a Catholic Campus Ministry. We offer sacraments,
service, prayer, and social opportunities. All of our programs are
open to students of all faiths.
Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship
Deborah Adkins, Advisor
A group of Christian students that love God and love people.
Chi Sigma Iota
Dr. Jeff Garrett, Advisor
We are an honorary society for graduate counseling majors that
promote community wellness through our community services,
volunteerism, and fellowship.
Chinese Student and Scholars Association, Marshall
University
Haiyang Chen, Advisor
This organization is to promote Chinese culture and helping
Chinese students and scholars learning in US. Also, this
organization will hold some activities to represent Chinese
traditional culture and history to the society.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Student
Association (LDSSA)
Jarrod Schenewark, Advisor
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Provide opportunities for service and activities for LDS students
at Marshall University. Open to all students.
Circle K International
Carla Lapelle, Advisor
We are a student-led collegiate service organization sponsored by
Kiwanis International. We focus on three tenets: service,
leadership, and fellowship.
Classical Association, Marshall University
Christina E. Franzen, Advisor
For students interested in the classics
Class of 2020 Jerry Greer Legacy Organization
Matt James, Advisor
To honor and remember our classmate Jerry Greer, and to leave
a scholarship in his name is the purpose of our organization
Campus Ministry International (CMI), Marshall University
Brian Morgan, Advisor
Apostolic Christian organization of students
College Republicans
Robert Deal, Advisor
The Marshall College Republicans are the conservative voice on
campus. We strive to raise awareness of conservative beliefs and
inform our fellow students of the Republican message of less
government and more personal responsibility.
Collegiate Cyber Defense Team, MU (CCDC)
Bill Gardner, Advisor
The MUCCD team seeks to train students in the art of cyber
defense and to compete nationally and regionally against other
CCD teams.
Collegiate Music Educators National Conference
(CMENC)
Robert Wray, Advisor
CMENC is a professional organization for students interested in
teaching music. Along with service projects, this organization
aims to provide its members with valuable information and
activities to prepare them for the world of teaching.
Communication Studies Student Association
Kristine L. Greenwood, Advisor
To raise interest in communication studies
Cricket Club (Marshall)
Dr. Jamil M Chaudri, Advisor
The organization aims to promote cricket at Marshall University.
MCC is a collective idea of a group of cricket enthusiasts who
intended to integrate people of different regions and
communities.
Delta Delta Epsilon
Catherine Rushton, Advisor
Delta Delta Epsilon is a national honor society dedicated to
recognize and encourage excellence in scholarship in the forensic
sciences. The mission is to function as a honor and professional
society for students of the forensic sciences.
Delta Omicron (International Music Fraternity, Delta
Kappa Chapter)
Dr. Vicki Stroeher, Advisor
Professional music fraternity
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
Shelvy Campbell, Advisor
An organization of college educated women committed to
constructive development of its members and to public service
with a primary focus on the black community
Delta Zeta
Jamie Bero, Advisor
Delta Zeta is an international college soroity with 160 chapters in
the Delta Zeta is an international college sorority with 160
chapters in the U.S. Delta Zeta focuses on sisterhood, tradition,
community and our philanthropy
Disciples on Campus
Angie Johnson, Advisor
Campus ministry that strives to live out God's commands and
the Bible.
Energy Sustainability & Enviromental Innovations
Margie J. Phillips, Advisor
Environmental Science Association (MESA), Marshall
Dr. Mindy Yeager Armstead, Advisor
MESA is dedicated to creating awareness pertaining to everyday
environmental stressors and research that possibly affects the
world we live in. Our main focus is pertaining to water
catastrophies and research to help better the quality of life for all
ecosystems. This group will conduct monthly meetings where we
discuss environmental issues, fundraising ideas to raise
environmental awareness, and to brainstorm on possible
research ideas and/or plans of actions that pertain to increasing
water quality and decreasing pollution.
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Et Cetera Literary Guild
Rachael Peckham, Advisor
Et Cetera is Marshall's student literary magazine, founded in
1953. The magazine welcomes submissions in all forms of
creative writing, visual arts, reviews of books, films, and
interviews.
Eta Sigma Phi
Christina E. Franzen, Advisor
We are a national honorary association for the strengthening of
classical learning throughout the U.S. Its purpose is to provide
social activities for students interested in classical studies which
enhances their academic work and develops student leadership
skills.
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Shonda Stanton, Advisor
Presents athletes, coaches and all whom they influence the
challenge and adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and
Lord, serving Him in their relationships and in the fellowship of
the church
Fencing Sports Club, Marshall
Eric Chrol, Advisor
A club that will teach people the history of fencing and how to
swordfight. It is a sport that is very safe and doesn't require any
prior experience to start. However, it is a sport that will give you
a great workout and is also a great social activity.
Film Club, Marshall University
Walter Squire, Advisor
Fishing Club, Marshall University (MUFC)
Timothy Melvin, Advisor
The primary purpose of the club shall be to encourage
sportsmanship, integrity, and development of the skills and
knowledge needed to be successful anglers by competing with
other schools in FLW College Fishing Tournaments and other
tournaments on both local and regional levels
Forensic Identification Association (MUFIA), Marshall
University
Dr. Pamela Staton, Advisor
The purpose of this organization is to promote interest and
advancement of forensic science at Marshall University.
Fuel Campus Ministries(FCM) - Still Needs Constitution
Greg Delbart, Advisor
We belive in the importance of reaching the next generation and
seeing them discipled and serving the lord in their shcools and
unversities. Each chapter of fuel is student led- students reaching
students.
Game Design Guild (Marshall University)
Matt Mundell, Advisor
To allow students in the CIT game design program and anyone
with a desire to make video games a chance to organize and
work towards their creative goals
Gaming Club, Marshall University
Brian M. Morgan, Advisor
A group dedicated to providing a social forum for gamers
Gamma Beta Phi
Patty Carman, Advisor
Honor and service organization for students with a 3.0 GPA or
higher
Gamma Theta Upsilon/Geography Club
Kevin Law, Advisor
Geography honorary society
Garden Club, MU
Angela Kargul, Advisor
Students involved in the MU Garden Club will be authorized to
be in the student garden located on campus. These students will
be trained by the Marshall University Sustainability Department.
Geeks and Gadgets
Haroon Malik, Advisor
The club’s main purpose is to discuss tech and programming in
an enriched environment.
German Club
Anke McCown, Advisor
This is for anyone in German classes, or anyone who wants to
learn of the culture and has an interest in the language and
participate with speaking the language to help others.
Golden Key (MUGKIHS)
Lanai Jennings, Advisor
International Honor Society that helps students network with
other chapters, and allows members to give back to society by
volunteering with numerous other organizations
Golf Club
Terry Shepherd, Advisor
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Promote the game of golf recreationally to students of any skill
level
Habitat For Humanity, MU Chapter
Jeffrey Ruff, Advisor
The campus chapter acts as an extension of the Huntington Area
Habitat for Humanity. We will build, fundraise, and advocate for
the Habitat for Humanity global push for affordable housing.
Hackers For Charity, Marshall University
Bill Gardner, Advisor
Hackers for Charity is a non-profit organization that leverages
the skills of technologists. We solve technology challenges for
various non-profits and provide food, equipment, job training
and computer education to the world’s poorest citizens.
Healthy Herd
Amy Saunders, Advisor
Health and Wellness group focusing on discussing and
promoting a wide range of health topics (general health, mental
health, nutrition, sexual health, substance abuse, etc)
Herd4Christ
Ben Allan, Advisor
Herd4Christ is a campus outreach of the 26th Street Church of
Christ. It is composed of students seeking non-denominational,
Christ-centered service, and is dedicated to strengthening the
faith of its members. We meet every week for Bible Study,
Devotionals and fun. The 4 “F’s” of Herd4Christ are “Faith,
Fun, Food, and Friendship”.
Herd Cycling Club
Rob Powell, Advisor
Group of students wanting to ride bikes and compete in races
under Marshall University
Herd of Love
Stephanie Ballou, Advisor
A program that serves the disabled community through
awareness, fundraising, and building a relationship. The Herd of
Love will proudly educated and effectively communicate with
studetns who support and are disabled
Hidden Heroes
Terick Thomas, Advisor
We are an organization that promotes appreciation to the
underappreciated employees at Marshall University. We plan to
host an annual banquet-style dinner to honor their hardwork and
show them gratitide in other ways throughout the year.
Honors College Student Association (HCSA)
Susan Gilpin, Advisor
Social and service organization open to all Honors College
students
Ice Hockey Club
Paulus Wahjudi, Advisor
To spread the fundamentals and enjoyment of the game of
hockey and to spread friendship within the Marshall community
Interfraternity Council (IFC)
Anthony Spano, Advisor
The representative and governing body of the Marshall
University fraternity community
Indian Students Association (ISA) (Needs VP info)
Jandil Chaudri, Advisor
This IA an organization for all of the Indian Students at Marshall
University to actively participate in the events conducted by ISA
in celebrations of Indian cultures and support each other.
Inside Out
Tim Bender, Advisor
Religious organization
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Student
Branch of Marshall University (MU IEEE)
Almuatazbellah Boker, Advisor
The purpose of this organization is to educate the knowledge of
the theory and practice of all aspects of electrial engineering as
well as the professional development of the students
Israel Public Affairs Committee (MUIPAC)
Menashi Cohenford, Advisor
MUIPAC is Marshall Univeristy's Pro-Israel Student
Organization. The club allows students to connect with WV's
community, state leaders, and learn about Israel, middle Eastern
Affairs, and the US-Israel relationship while helping strenghten
relations. The group actively branches out to WV, community
and lobbies both in local and DC based congressional offices.
International Business Outreach Program (IBOP)
Margie J. Phillips, Advisor
An international business club that enhances students knowledge
and experience in international business affairs.
International Students' Organization (ISO)
Tammy Johnson, Advisor
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We are dedicated to improve the life experience of international
students studying at Marshall University. Our goal is to organize
social events for students of all nationalities while creating a
platform for cultural interaction. We also assist in administrative
issues and lend a guiding hand to all other international
organizations.
International Trombone Association, Marshall University
Chapter (MUCITA)
Michael Stroeher, Advisor
The purpose of the organization shall be to promote
communications among trombonists; to improve the artistic
level of performance, teaching, and literature associated with the
trombone family; and to function as a local clearing house for
the trombone related ideas and information in the Tri-State area.
International Tuba Euphonium Association (ITEA)
George Palton, Advisor
The purpose of this organization is to be a liaison among those
who take a significant interest in the instruments of the tuba and
euphonium family, their development, literature, pedagogy, and
performance, and to encourage social and professional
communication between tuba and euphonium players in the
area.
Iota Alpha Fraternity
Bill Gardner, Advisor
Honor society and professional fraternity for digital forensics
and information assurance.
Japan Club
Natsuki F. Anderson, Advisor
This is a club where Americans and Japanese people both can
learn about each other and each other's cultures. In this club, we
are able to meet new friends, have fun, and broaden our
understandings of different lifestyles.
John Marshall Emerging Leaders
Andy Hermansdorfer, Advisor
JMELI creates a supportive leadership environment for
freshman students through the development of relationships
with other student leaders, faculty, staff and community leaders.
The program will also enhance skills in scholarship, leadership,
service, and character.
Kappa Alpha Order
Mike Miller, Advisor
We teach life-time values including: reverence, gentility, service,
leadership, knowledge, perseverance, and excellence
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
Maurice Cooley, Advisor
Kappa Alpha Psi is a national Greek Letter organization founded
on January 5, 1911. Our Constitution is dedicated to the
principles of achievement through a truly democratic Fraternity.
Our chapter, prominently recognized in the community,
sponsors a number or leadership, enrichment and community
based programs/services each year.
Kappa Delta Pi
Dr. Ruth Ann Murphy, Advisor
Education honorary that provides professional development and
community service opportunities
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Symaron Neal, Advisor
Social fraternity
Kendo Club, Marshall University
Ikuyo Webb, Advisor
Marshall University Kendo Club (MKC) was formed and has
been meeting since 2009. Kendo is a traditional Japanese martial
art. Through rigorous training members learn respect, discipline,
patience, perseverance, peace, and prosperity.
Keramos Potter's Guild
Frederick A. Bartolovic, Advisor
Our club will unify ceramic students of Marshall in order to
make available funds for equipment and guest lecturers for
educational purposes.
Lacrosse, Men's
Matt James, Advisor
Lacrosse team offering intercollegiate scrimmages with other
men's lacrosse teams
Lambda Alpha Epsilon
Dr. Wendy Perkins, Advisor
Professional Criminal Justice fraternal organization open to
Criminal Justice majors and minors
Lambda Pi Eta
Susan Gilpin, Advisor
National honor society for communication studies
undergraduates
Lambda Society
Dr. Shawn Schulenberg, Advisor
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A gay rights active club on campus focusing on human rights
issues, fellowship, and community service
League of Legends, MU
Wenyi Lu, Advisor
A club in which students can play League of Legends together
and make new friends. The best students will compete against
other universities in various tournaments.
Lions Club International
John Pinkerman, Advisor
Lions Club International is the world's largest service
organization with over 1.35 million members. Lions are people
who help the needy in many ways, mainly sight related.
Management Information Systems (MIS) Computer Club
Anil Gurung, Advisor
To help MIS students better prepare for successful careers
Marshall Maniacs
Grant Robertson, Advisor
We are student supporters of Marshall University athletics.
MDL Spanish Club
Shannon Butler, Advisor
To provide authentic uses of the Spanish language, to educate
the community about the language and culture of Spanish
speaking countries, and build a community of students with
common interests in Spanish langauge and culture.
Medlife
Nadja Spitzer, Advisor
Aids in providing healthcare, education, and development for
Latin American countries in need by raising funds and recruiting
volunteers to go abroad.
Meditation Club
Angela Kargul, Advisor
To teach people the art of meditation
Merge Campus Ministries
Thomas Lawhon, Advisor
Merge Ministries is a non-denominational campus ministry that
exists to provide a media in which the members and others will
find incentive for spiritual growth and Christian living through
Christian friendships, worship, and Bible study.
Model United Nations
Jason Morrissette, Advisor
Model United Nations provides students with a forum to discuss
current world issues and learn about the workings of the United
Nations. We will debate and research topics of global
importance within our organizations weekly meetings, as well as
brush up on parliamentary procedure and resolution writing
workshop in preparation for competition with other universities.
Mu Sigma Upsilon Sorority Inc.
Mu Sigma Upsilon is the first multicultural sorority in the nation.
TIARAs are the official interest group of the sorority.
Muslim Student Association
Dr. Majed Khader, Advisor
The group seeks to provide a support group for Muslims and
present a compassionate, moderate image of Islam.
NAMI
To raise awareness on mental health; to support peers whne they
are faced with a mental illness or have a friend facing a mental
illness. Make capmus more accepting
Native American Student Organization
Kelli Johnson, Advisor
We are and organization that educates and advocates for Native
issues and Native culture. We accept students who are Native, as
well as those who are not. We welcome everyone/
National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC)
Andy Hermansdorfer, Advisor
NPHC promotes interaction through forums and meetings for
the exchange of information and engages in cooperative
programming and initiatives through various activities and
functions for its members.
National Residence Hall Honorary
Britt Frye, Advisor
The purpose of this organization shall be to provide recognition
to those who have provided outstanding service or exceptional
leadership in supporting the university's residential communities
through the four pillars of NRHH: leadership, recognition,
scholarship, and service.
National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS)
Samantha Stalnaker, Advisor
Honor society inviting high-achieving freshmen and sophomores
National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS)
Andy Hermansdorfer, Advisor
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The nation's largest leadership honor society, where top students
nominated by their colleges come together to identify and achive
their goals.
National Student Speech Language and Hearing
Association (NSSLHA)
Craig Coleman, Advisor
Pre-professional organization for students in the field of
communication disorders
Neuroscience Club, Marshall
Brian Antonsen, Advisor
The purpose of this club is to discuss current scientific findings
in neuroscience and to promote brain awareness by educating
the community.
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.
Donte Jackson, Advisor
Fraternal organization
Omicron Delta Kappa
Elizabeth Sheets, Advisor
Leadership honorary society
One Body
Andrea Koutsunis-Hicks, Advisor
An organization to get students out of their dorms and involved
in activities. We want to help prevent anxiety, depression, and
even suicide on the MU campus. We plan to be heavily involved
in community Service and will keep students involved as much
as possible
Organization of African Students (OAS)
Dr. Richard Agesa, Advisor
We are a group for African students here at Marshall University
that raise awareness of the African culture.
Pageturners
Nathan Full, Advisor
We are a bookclub that focuses on reading books in th eyoung
adult genre. We are a "no pressure" club because we know that
you're studying, and it may be difficult to balance everything
Pakistan Students Association (PSA)
Dr. Majed Khader, Advisor
The purpose of PSAis to promote our culture and help the
current and new students from Pakistan.
Panhellenic Council
Peid Palmer, Advisor
The Panhellenic Council is the premier advocacy and support
organization for the advancement of the sorority experience at
Marshall University.
Park and Recreation Organization for Students, Marshall
University (MU-PROS)
David Graefe, Advisor
An organization for Marshall University students who are
interested in the natural resources and recreation management
program and/or are interested in environmental and recreational
activities
Pharmacy Club
Robert B. Stanton, Advisor
An academic and social organization for students interested in
pursuing a career in the field of pharmacy. This organization
will also support the general public of the tri-state area through
periodic social outreach events.
Pre-Law Club
Patricia Proctor, Advisor
A group committed to helping students learn more about law
school and the legal field and providing service to the school and
community
PFLAG Marshall
Pamela Mulder, Advisor
subgroup of the regional charleston/hunting PFLAG and the
National PFLAG. Mission is to support sexual minorities and
their family members
Phi Alpha Sigma Mu Graduate Chapter
Paula Rymer, Advisor
Phi Alpha Theta
University chapter of the national honor society for history
Phi Lambda Sigma
Brittany Riley, advisor
Pharmacy leadership society who's mission it to support
pharmacy leadership commitment by recognizing leaders and
fostering leadership development
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity
Ben Miller, Advisor
We are a social fraternity for male musicians, whose objective is
to advance music in America and promote brotherhood among
musical students and a loyalty to the Alma Mater.
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Pi Kappa Alpha
Steven P. Turner, Advisor
Fraternity
Pi Mu Epsilon
Michael Otunuga, Advisor
Pi Mu Epsilon is an honor society for mathematics students that
supports student research in mathematics and recognizes
excellence in mathematical studies.
Pre-Physical Therapy Club
Tamara Gravano, Advisor
Students interested in applying for and attending physical
therapy school
Professional Wrestling Club (Needs everything except
FEIN)
MUPWC will be a club where pro wrestling fans will be able to
meet at least once a week. We will hold discussion on topics
from all around the world of professional wrestling.
Project Pengyou
QingQing Shae, Advisor
Project Pengyou is an organization which seeks to build a
community of American and Chinese Students to improving
U.S. and China relationships on campus and abroad by offering
social and educational events that promote dialogue and cultural
competence by advocating for Chinese language and culture
classes as well as increased study abroad opportunities.
Psi Chi
Dr. Melissa Atkins, Advisor
Psi Chi is the International Honor Society in Psychology.
RAINN / Contact Fundraising Committee
Matt James, Advisor
To organize a 5k, Family Festival and other events to donate
profits to RAINN Contact and any other organizations the
committee deems necessary
Ratio Christi
Daniel Willamson, Advisor
We are an apologetics ministry defending the faith of
Christianity through scientific, historical and philosophical
evidence and reason.
Religious Studies Society
Jeffrey Ruff, Advisor
A group to promote critical thinking in matters both secular and
religion
Revolution, Marshall
Chris Atkin, Advisor
chris.adkins2marshall.edu
Marshall Revolution strives to be a community that lives by
faith, is known by love, and is a voice of hope at Marshall
University.
Revolution, Marshall
Dustin Epperly, Collegiate Ministry Director
Rotaract
Rebecca Pack, Advisor
A service organization based on serving the local and
international community
ROTC, MU
LTC Michael Steelman, Advisor
Open to all students enrolled in Military Science courses. Our
group promotes service, leadership, physical strengthening and
training. Through mentorship of our members, we encourage
time management, goal planning and personal growth. Members
of our group seek careers in military service and other leadership
opportunities in the private and public sectors.
Rugby Football Club, MU Men's
We are a student athlete organization and member of the USA
Rugby Football Union, the Midwest RFU, and the Ohio Local
Area RFU. The club is classified as a Division III level
competitor.
Rugby, Marshall Women's
Richard Egleton, Advisor
We are a club sport at Marshall University that practices as a
team, twice per week. We currently play in Division II against
other universities in the Ohio Rugby Union. We compete in
both the Spring and Fall semesters as a way to stay in shape and
teach women a new sport.
Sado Club
Zelideth Rivas, Advisor
Organization devoted to learning the etiquette and techniques of
Japanese traditional urasenke tea ceremony
Saudi Students' Club at Marshall University
Richard Agesa, Advisor
An organization of Saudi students who are studying at Marshall
University. This organization provides a chance for them and for
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Marshall students to be exposed to the Saudi culture and
traditions.
Scuba Club
Tom Jones, Advisor
The goal of the MU Scuba Club is to promote scuba diving as
part of recreation, education, research, and discovery by
promoting diving, education research and exploring.
Secular Student Alliance
Herman Mays, Advisor
1) foster safe, welcoming, and supportive spaces for secular
students on campus. 2) Promote skepticism, innovative thinking,
and the questioning of all personal and cultural beliefs, using the
tools of evidence and reason. 3) Embrace human and civil rights,
social justice, and other ideals by the philosophy of humanism.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Sebastian Parsley, Advisor
An academic based social fraternity
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Social fraternity
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Juanita Parsons, Advisor
Establishes among its members a perpetual bond of friendship,
develops strong womanly character, and impresses upon them
high standards of conduct
Sigma Tau Delta -Beta Iota
Dr. Joel Peckham, Advisor
The Marshall University chapter of Sigma Tau Delta (Beta Iota)
is committed to strengthening the skills and oportunities of
English majots in terms of literacy, writing, and community
outreach. Through the creation of strong bonds within the
network of English students and other campus local community
organizations devoted to education and social justice, the group
seeks to aid students in becoming better scholars and better
citizens
Sigma Tau Gamma
Lee Tabor, Chapter Advisor
The purpose of Sigma Tau Gamma is to promote the highest
ideals of manhood, brotherhood, and citizenship according to
the Principles of our fraternity. The pursuit of these three
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.
Smash, MU
Ryan Wilson, Advisor
This is a group for people who love playing the video game
Super Smash Bros. We play all versions in the series and
compete in free weekly tournaments.
Society for Collegiate Leadership and Achievement
Maria Hamilton, Advisor
SCLA benefits the Marshall University community by
empowering students, encouraging their professional
development and supporting their success. SCLA furthers the
university’s mission by facilitating the sharing of knowledge and
helping students apply that knowledge to themselves, their
families, the university community and the broader world.
Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM)
Rosanna Brydie, Advisor
A student organization created for undergraduate and graduate
students who want to enhance their knowledge of the field of
human resources
Society of Automotive Engineers
Gang Chen, Advisor
An organization for the development of mechanical systems
knowledge.
Society of Composers, Inc.
Dr. Mark Zanter, Advisor
Promotes the composition and performance of contemporary
music
Society of Physics Students/Scholars (SPS)
Jon Saken, Advisor
For students interested in physics and we also want to facilitate
physics demonstrations
Society of Women Engineers
Salam Hajjar, Adivsor
A society that promotes the advancement of the safety
profession and safety education and to foster the professional
well being and development of its members within its campus
and community.
Sociology Club aka The SOCiety
Maggie Stone, Advisor
Promote awareness about human society and social behavior
South Charleston Campus Creativity Board
Jennifer Henning, Advisor
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The purpose of this organization is to promote engagement and
involvement on the South Charleston Campus
Spanish Club
Monica Brooks, Advisor
The spanish club is an academic, cultural and service-oriented
group on campus. We are dedicated to furthering the student
body's understanding of Hispanic and Latin American cultures
through various activities.
Student Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (SAND)
Mallory Mount, Advisor
An organization for dietetics students that promotes health and
wellness to the community
Student Ambassadors, Marshall University
Rob Ellis, Advisor
We assist the Office of Recruitment in representing Marshall to
prospective students and their families, as well as assisting the
Alumni Office with events throughout the year. Each member is
responsible for a particular amount of service hours per month
which include helping with the previously mentioned events and
tasks (i.e. tours, Green and White Days, Paint the Capital City
Green, etc.), community service projects, and social events
meant to strengthen group cohesiveness and promote unity
within the organization.
Student Environmental Action Coalition (SEAC)
Marty Laubach, Advisor
A coalition of students caring about our social, economical,
political, and natural environment
Student Government Association
Matt James, Advisor
We promise to serve as the vehicle of the Marshall Student body,
to field its concerns and provide them with real results, and to
create programs and initiatives to enhance the collegiate
experience here at Marshall University.
Student Nurse Association
Dr. Jeanne Widener
SNA provides an opportunity to become involved in nursing
related activities before graduation. Guest speakers at meetings
provide a better understanding of the options a nurse has after
graduation from a undergraduate BSN program.
Student Recreational Council
Student employees of the Marshall Rec Center striving to build
better staff relations and growing a healthy campus and offering
professional development opportunities for our student staff.
Student Venteran’s Assocaiton
Jonathan McCormick, Advisor
Comprised of veterans' from all branches of military service,
MUSVA is a group dedicated to assisting in the transition from
military service to civilian and college life. We provide an
atmosphere where veterans can be themselves.
Students Against Sex Slavery (SASS)
Maggie Stone, Advisor
To raise awareness about trafficking and sex slavery
Students for a Democratic Society
Richard A. Garnett, Advisor
To promote the political well-being of all students at Marshall
University
Theta Tau
Greg Michaelson, Advisor
Professional engineering fraternity
Thunder Dance Marathon
Scott Studeny, Advisor
A student committee that will plan, organize, and execute the
THUNDER Dance Marathon, a non-profit event that will raise
funds to help children with chronic medical conditions and their
families.
Thundering Nerds Math Club
Elizabeth Niese, Advisor
The purpose of this organization is to inspire people to want to
learn about mathematics and promote interactions among other
math students.
Turning Point USA
Robert Deal, Advisor
Student movement for free markets and limited government
Marshall Ukirk
Todd Green, Advisor
UKirk--meaning University Church--is a national network of
Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) collegiate ministries reaching,
loving, teaching college students so they may be lifelong
followers of Jesus Christ.
Unitarian Universalists, Marshall University (MUUU)
Pamela Mulder, Advisor
MUUU provides a safe and open place to discuss and explore
various spiritualties and paths.
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United Methodist Students (UMS)
Rev. Benjamin Wells, Advisor
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
Knitting and crocheting club dedicated to community service
and fellowship with fellow crafters
Valor (CRU)
Timothy Hill, Advisor
Valor is CRU's ministry for cadets and veterans on college
campuses.
WMUL-FM
Charles G. Bailey, Advisor
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
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
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
The Democratic Party's Marshall University branch
Student Involvement and Leadership
Memorial Student Center, Suite BW9
One John Marshall Drive
Huntington, WV 25755
304-696-2283
(fax) 304-696-4347
www.marshall.edu/student-activities