Registered Student Organizations

More Than 50 Ways To Get Involved

From common interest groups and service organizations to academic clubs and honor societies, UIndy has plenty of activities to fit your unique interests. For more information on any of the following organizations, contact Stephanie Barry, director of student activities. You can also browse these organizations and find upcoming events on Greyhound Link.

Honor Societies

Alpha Phi Sigma (Criminal Justice)
Alpha Psi Omega (Theatre)
Kappa Delta Pi (Education)
Mu Phi Epsilon (Music)
Psi Chi (Psychology)
Sigma Zeta (Math & Science)

For more info:

Visit The Student Activities Channel on "My UIndy."
LIKE the UIndy Student Life Facebook page.
FOLLOW us on Twitter @UIndyStuLife.
Stop by The Student Affairs Office (Schwitzer 209).

Want to form a new student organization?

Please contact:

Stephanie Barry

Director of Student Activities

barrys@uindy.edu

Leadership Organizations

Campus Program Board (CPB)
Indianapolis Student Government (ISG)
Residence Hall Association (RHA)
Student Homecoming Committee
Student Leadership Council (SLC)

Recreational Organizations

Hound Rugby
Sportsman Fishing Club of UIndy
UIndy Crimsonettes Dance Team
UIndy Ultimate (Frisbee)

Religious/Fellowship Organizations

Catalyst
Catholic Student Association (CSA)
Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship
CRU (Campus Crusade for Christ)
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
United Methodist Student Association (UMSA)

Active Minds is dedicated to utilizing the student voice to educate and reduce stigma about mental health on college campuses.

African Student Association seeks to promote diversity and represents all beautiful cultures of Africa.

Alpha Phi Sigma (Criminal Justice) seeks to promote members' professionalism and employability, keep abreast of advances in evidence-based practices, and elevate criminal justice as a field and discipline.

Alpha Psi Omega is a national honor society for theatre students that offers leadership opportunities, organizes events and helps the community through theatre.

Archeology and Anthropology Interest Club (ARCHAIC) hosts events to educate the UIndy community about cultural and anthropological ideas.

Black Student Association (BSA) cultivates and encourages high academic, spiritual and personal advancement, and educates about African-American culture.

C_ALUB (Community for the Advancement of Learning and Understanding Biology) is an organization that provides educational, social, academic, service and recreational programs for the development of students through biology. Campus Crusade for Christ

Campus Program Board (CPB) builds a stronger campus by creating, organizing, and facilitating educational, social, spiritual and service-oriented events and activities.

Catalyst is an organization committed to challenging students to deepen their relationship with Jesus Christ. The organization offers opportunities for fellowship, Bible study, prayer and recreation.

Catholic Student Association (CSA) serves God and His people by living, representing and sharing His truth.

Chemistry Club is a fun and educational way to get involved with the Chemistry Department on campus. The club participates in volunteer opportunities and recreational activities both on and off campus.

Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship unites to reach students for Christ and grow as disciples by building relationships and sharing God's love on the UIndy campus.

Chinese Student Union commits itself to spreading Chinese culture on UIndy's campus and building relationships between Chinese and American students.

College Mentors for Kids motivates kids and communities to reach their full potential through weekly activities. They bring that mission to life by fostering inspiration to transform lives, education to change attitudes and connections to increase opportunities.

CRU (Campus Crusade for Christ) hopes to turn lost students into Christ-centered laborers for a lifetime through Christian fellowship, worship and spiritual guidance.

Fellowship of Christian Athletes presents to athletes and 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.

Forensics @ UIndy (FOUND) stimulates interest and education in forensics through activities, such as lectures and workshops.

Greyhound Finance Club offers students the chance to enhance their career knowledge through networking opportunities and much more through focusing on the accounting, finance and economic fields.

Hound Rugby competitively plays rugby throughout the state with other club rugby teams.

Indian Student Association strives to foster awareness and promote Indian culture amongst the UIndy community through events and activities.

Indianapolis Student Government (ISG) works to improve UIndy's campus and address the concerns of the current student body with University administration.

Janis Club is designed to incorporate the departments of History, International Relations and Political Science.

Kappa Delta Pi honors teacher candidates who have excelled in scholarship, leadership and service, and provides collaboration and professional development to prepare students for teaching.

Kinesiology Club promotes a positive image of kinesiology throughout the UIndy campus and community.

KEYS is devoted to fighting for justice on the issue of human trafficking through awareness, advocacy and action.

Mu Phi Epsilon is a national music society dedicated to fostering a love of music locally, nationally, and internationally through events such as concerts, fundraisers, tutoring labs and ISO trips that are open and free to the student body. Membership is by invitation.

National Association for Collegiate Music Education (NAFME) is dedicated to helping UIndy's music education majors increase their knowledge and become successful teachers upon graduation.

Pre-Law Student Association provides students with the opportunity to become involved and educated in the field of pre-law.

Pre-Physical Therapy Student Organization (PPTSO) educates students interested in physical therapy and explores the opportunities of the field through guest speakers and demonstrations.

Promoting Animal Welfare and Safety (PAWS) establishes volunteer and educational opportunities to promote local animal welfare.

Psychology Club provides cultural, educational, social, academic and recreational programs related to the field of psychology.

Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) helps build relationships and network with professionals in the public relations field through luncheons, panels and information sessions.

Residence Hall Association (RHA) addresses the needs and concerns of campus residents, as well as sponsors programming in and around the residence halls.

Saudi Student Association promotes cultural understanding through events that highlight Saudi Arabian traditions and contemporary society.

Sigma Zeta is an honor society that provides opportunities for outstanding students in math and the sciences.

Social Work Association (SWA) assists people by serving our community, distributing helpful information, and participating in community events through social work activities.

Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) is dedicated to the perpetuation of a free press as the cornerstone of our nation and our liberty. It is the goal of SPJ to teach ethics and leadership in journalism and hold programs that demonstrate the importance of the First Amendment.

Sociological & Criminal Justice Student Association provides the opportunity to engage in service, contribute toward campus academic events, network with our future professionals, and gain leadership experience.

Sportsman Fishing Club of UIndy is for both fishing experts and beginners who want to engage in their fishing hobby or learn how to fish, as well as compete in tournaments.

Student Education Association (SEA) develops an understanding of the education profession that stimulates the highest ideals of professional ethics, standards and attitudes.

Student Nurse Association (SNA) provides health care programs and opportunities in the field of nursing.

Student Organization of Latinos (SOL) provides insight and knowledge of the Latino and Hispanic culture for the UIndy community.

UIndy Circle K International is the world’s largest collegiate service organization that is part of the Kiwanis family. Our goal is to develop our members (students) into global citizens and leaders who are socially responsible and committed to service.

UIndy Crimsonettes Dance Team helps ignite school spirit for UIndy through performances at football and basketball games.

UIndy Francophone Club promotes the study of French language and culture and allows students opportunities to engage with Francophones and Francophiles on and off campus.

UIndy Gamers Club gathers students together for campus wide games including but not limited to: video games, board games, table top games and card games.

UIndy PRIDE Gay-Straight Alliance provides educational and recreational programming to the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender and Allies community.

UIndy for Riley raises money and awareness for the children treated at Riley Children's Hospital and their families.

UIndy Student Athletic Training Club is a group for our athletic training students and other interested parties to broaden their knowledge and experience of the profession.

UIndy Students for Justice in Palestine is aimed at education, awareness and activism for justice and peace in Palestine.

UIndy Ultimate (Frisbee) is committed to providing an entertaining outlet for students to participate in the sport of Ultimate Frisbee.

United Methodist Student Association (UMSA) is an open and inclusive community centering upon the Christian faith that provides opportunities in the United Methodist tradition.

Xplore Indy will introduce students to Indianapolis by exposing them to the city, its culture, and the opportunities that lie within.

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Registered Student Organizations

More Than 50 Ways To Get Involved

Academic Organizations

Common Interest Organizations

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Honor Societies

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Leadership Organizations

Recreational Organizations

Religious/Fellowship Organizations