Student Organizations


Through a team of student centered professionals, in support of the mission and vision of the University of Arkansas - Fort Smith, the Student Activities Office fosters student engagement, learning, development, and success by supporting and challenging students in their efforts to become responsible global citizens and informed leaders, extending learning opportunities beyond the classroom, meeting the social and recreational needs of the student body, and advocating on behalf of all students. For more information, contact studentactivities@uafortsmith.edu.

 

All phone numbers begin with "479-788-"

OrganizationAdvisorPhone NumberLocation
Alpha Lambda Delta   
American Society of Mechanical EngineersDr. Michael Reynolds7719BD237
ApplauseCarol Westcamp7533HT113
Baptist Collegiate Ministry (BCM)John Martini7772BD232
Biology ClubDr. Amy Skypala7825MS218
Black Students AssociationDr. Leroy Cox7768BD119B
Campus Activities Board (CAB)Stephanie London7697CC107
Catholic Campus MinistriesGloria Schneider7663CC111
Chancellor's Leadership CouncilDr. Paul B. Beran7417FA100
Chemistry ClubPaula Abbott7623MS324
Chi AlphaPat Eller7799FL213
Christ on CampusMichael Crawford
and Clint Brooks
7717
7335
BD137
AN209
    
Circle K InternationalMark Lloyd7635CC220A
Computer ClubGail Fulenwider7897BD149
Collegiate Middle Level AssociationDr. Lois Yocum7916MS323
Criminal Justice ClubDae-Young Kim7332VB230
Cultural NetworkAnn-Gee Lee7363HO 106
Cub CampKerri Hughes
cubcamp@uafortsmith.edu
7696
7695
CC108
Delta Gamma Meighan Pendergrass7600GY137
Delta Sigma ThetaEmma Watts7808BD114
Drama ClubBob Stevenson
and Pablo Guerra-Monje
7303BB120
    
Fellowship of Christian AthletesTodd Koch 7134CC220C
Future Educators Association

Janie Weber
and Deebe Milford

7906
7911
MS108A
MS 102
    
GaNaDaLa Korean AssociationTakeo Suzuki7166VB106
Gamma Eta Madeline Martinez7562VB221
Gamma Phi BetaPenny Pendleton7121CC120C
    
Hmong Student OrganizationTakeo Suzuki7166VB106
Interfraternal Council   
International Student CouncilTakeo Suzuki7166VB106
Japan ClubTakeo Suzuki7166VB106
    
Kappa Alpha OrderJennifer Falkner7105CC219F
Kappa Delta PiDr. Lois Yocum7916MS323
Kappa Kappa PsiDr. Jack Jackson7620MS229
Kappa SigmaDr. Suzanne Horne7734BD211
    
Le Cercle Francais (French Club)Takeo Suzuki7166VB106
Lion RiflesJani Kovach7553HT112C
Lions for ChristRon Orick7019CC230
Lions for LifeCarol Westcamp7533HT113
Lions ROARStephanie London7697CC107
Math Club   
Missionary Baptist Student FellowshipMadeline Martinez7562VB221
Multicultural Greek Council   
National Broadcasting SocietyDr. Susan Simkowski7515BS107C
Native American Students AssociationKevin Lewelling7736BD234
Non-Traditional StudentsJani Kovach7319CC111A
Nurses Christian FellowshipPam Blesch7372HS244
Panhellenic Council   
Percussion ClubDr. Alex Zacharella7972BB116
Phi Alpha ThetaSteven Kite7362GB215
Phi Beta Lambda (PBL)Dr. Latisha Settlage7933FL215
Pi Kappa PhiMark Lloyd7635CC219A
Ping Pong Organization   
Psychology ClubDr. James Benjamin7573GB130
Radiography Student AssociationAngie Elmore7845HS334
Sigma Delta PiMadeline Martinez7562VB221
Sigma Nu   
    
Sigma Tau DeltaSarah Griffith
and Dennis Siler
7365
7537
HO101
BS109
    
SkillsUSAMike Hibbs7709FL206
Student Alumni AssociationKatie Kratzberg7241FA202
Student AnimatorsDr. Suzanne Horne7734BD211
Student Athlete Advisory CommitteeBeth Presley7575SC146
Student Council for Exceptional ChildrenDr. John Doak5550MS312C
Student Nurses AssociationDana Reeves7853HS211
Student Pre-Medical AssociationKristine Garner
and Davis Pritchett
7614
7741
MS230
MS325
    
Student Government AssociationStephanie London
and Student Senate
7697
7698
CC107
CC107
    
Surgical Technology Students AssociationSidney Fulbright7855HS339
The BridgeJanie Weber7906MS108A
Transfer Student OrganizationKelly Mabery7106CC220B
Tri-BetaDr. Amy Skypala7825MS218
University Student AmbassadorsMark Lloyd
and Ana Gentry
7635
7143
CC220A
    
Vietnamese Student AssociationTakeo Suzuki7166VB106

 

 

Organization Listing by Category

Academic

American Society of Mechanical Engineers- Advances and promotes the practice of mechanical engineering at UA Fort Smith and the surrounding community.
Biology Club- Allows biology majors to explore later careers in the field of biology through conservation efforts, speakers, and field trips.
Chemistry Club - help students explore the world of chemistry.
Collegiate Middle Level Association- Provides an organized source of information that advances middle level teacher preparation.
Criminal Justice Club - help students explore the world of criminal justice.
Future Educators Association- Prepares students for a career in the teaching profession.
National Broadcasing Society - to enhance the development of college and university students in electronic media by promoting excellence in Media Communication by providing opportunities for ethical and responsible leadership,and assisting in career preparation
Math Club- Promotes mathematics on campus and in the community.
Phi Beta Lambda- Primarily a business organization, but open to all majors. Members participate in community service projects, fundraisers, and campus events while developing leadership skills.
Psychology Club - Provides psychology majors and other interested students an opportunity to exchange ideas and network within the field.
Radiography Student Association- The voice for students currently enrolled in the radiology technology course.
SkillsUSA- Prepares students for leadership in the working world. Students learn to manage time, communicate effectively, and work as a team while gaining the knowledge needed to pursue future education and work experience.
Student Council for Exceptional Children - Network, connect, and affiliate with education majors who have an interest in serving the needs of exceptional children.
Student Nurses Association- Focuses on membership, education, community service, service to the University, and health promotion activities of the surrounding community.
Student Pre-Medical Association- An advisory body for anyone with an interest in graduate-level, medical-related careers such as physicians, pharmacists, chiropractors, nurse practitioners/anesthetists or veterinarians.
Surgical Technology Student Association- Advocate for Surgical Technology students to enhance the role of the student, the health of the public in its medical community, and education environments through action and service.

 

Arts

Applause- Enhances students' appreciation of the creative arts through hands-on experience with the annual publication of the creative arts magazine.
Drama Club- Enriches the cultural aspects of the campus through theatrical performances.
Percussion Club - to have a better understanding and appreciation of the world of percussion in all of it's forms through instruction, concerts, travel and guests.
Kappa Kappa Psi- Serves and promotes the existence and welfare of the UA Fort Smith band.
 

Culture 

Black Students Association - a forum for the dissemination and collaboration of information pertinent to minority students of UA Fort Smith.
Cultural Network - Organization for cultural and language exchange
Gandala Korean Organization - educating the university, communities, and society about the aspects of the Korean culture to promote higher education to the younger generations.
Hmong Student Organization- The focus of this organization is to recognize and promote the cultural differences of the campus community.
International Student Council - educating our university, communities, and society about the aspects of global cultures and to promote higher education to younger generations.
Japan Club- The focus of this organization is share interests of Japanese culture, to experience and to introduce Japanese culture to people on campus and in the community.
Le Cercle Francais - promoting the awareness of French and francophone culture at the University and in the community.
Native American Student Association - to provide current and accurate information about native american cultures.
Vietnamese Students Association- Introduces the Vietnamese culture and language to UA Fort Smith by hosting activities where students can learn about the Vietnamese culture.
  

Fraternity and Sorority Life

Delta Gamma- The purpose of Delta Gamma is to foster high ideals of friendship among women, to promote cultural and educational interests, to create a true sense of social responsibility, and develop the best of character.
Delta Sigma Theta- The purpose of Delta Sigma Theta is to build strong college educated women who are dedicated to public service and building strong communities for generations to come.
Gamma Eta- The purpose of Gamma Eta is to promote leadership, unity, sisterhood, strength, service, and diversity to women of different ethnic and racial backgrounds.
Gamma Phi Beta- Gamma Phi Beta is an organization consisting of a group of girls who strive for academic success, upholding the highest type of womanhood, philanthropy, sisterhood and support of UA Fort Smith.
Interfraternal Council- IFC is an umbrella organization that is used to promote fraternalism and brotherhood at the university.
Kappa Alpha Order- The Kappa Alpha Order chapter at University of Arkansas - Fort Smith seeks to help support and serve the University and local community, while giving a lifetime experience to its members and teaching them lessons of duty, honor, academics, and chivalry all in reverence to God and His women.
Kappa Sigma Fraternity- Kappa Sigma's purpose is to build better men through four pillars: Fellowship, Leadership, Scholarship and Service.
Multicultural Greek Council - encouraging cultural awareness and promoting diversity.  Also the governing body of multicultral greek organizations.
Panhellenic Council- Panhellenic Council promotes spirit within the Greek community and fosters the development of women.
Pi Kappa Phi - to promulgate and exemplify the ideals and goal of the fraternity.
Sigma Nu- The purpose of Sigma Nu is to excel in all areas of student life, while making an everlasting impression and setting the standards for fraternal life on campus and for growth of Greek Life at UA Fort Smith.
 

Honor Society 

Alpha Lambda Delta - is an honor society for students during their first year or term of higher education
Kappa Delta Pi- Encourages high professional, intellectual, and personal standards to recognize outstanding contributions to education in the College of Education.
Phi Alpha Theta - To provide an organized way for students and teachers of history to meet and interact in an academic atmosphere
Sigma Delta Pi- Designed for those who seek and attain excellence in the study of the Spanish language and in the study of the literature and culture of Spanish-speaking peoples.
Sigma Tau Delta- Encourages excellence in the study of English and in the composition of original works, and promotes a sense of fellowship among those who display excellence in the study of English.
Tri-Beta- this is an honor and professional society for students of the biological sciences. Activities are designed to stimulate interest, scholarly attainment, and investigation in the biological sciences and to promote the dissemination of information and new interpretations among students.
 

Religious

Baptist Collegiate Ministry- Enables collegians and collegiate groups to experience God and fulfill His purposes through evangelism, missions, church involvement, and discipleship.
Catholic Campus Ministries- Helps students relate properly to faith during college, and promotes spiritual and moral growth of the individual student that complements the values and teachings of the Roman Catholic Church.
Chi Alpha- Promotes the spiritual life of students by providing opportunities for worship, fellowship, discipleship, and witness.
Christ on Campus- Enhances the spiritual life of the University community and the organization's members, and presents claims of Christ to the University community.
Fellowship of Christian Athletes - to provide student athletes a medium to come together off the field of play, to discuss the way sports and athletics are directly inspired by the word of God.
Lions for Christ- Promotes Christian values, open to all students, and sponsored by the area Church of Christ.
Missionary Baptist Student Fellowship- The purpose of the group is to give students a place to go to be with other like-minded students and to build friendships and worship God.
Nurses Christian Fellowship - A fellowship that supports and encourages nurses to incorporate Christian principles into daily living and nursing practice.

The Bridge- Reaches out to college students in the Fort Smith area and to help students share the love of Christ, grow in their relationship with Him, and serve His world.
 

Special Interest

Computer Club- provides a service to the student body as a place to seek information, fellowship and help with computer related issues and technologies.
Circle K International- blends community service and leadership training with the opportunity to meet other college students around the world.
Lion Rifles- Promotes and engages in competitive marksmanship in the Olympic sport of air rifle.
Lions for Life- Promotes a culture of life through the delivery of christian ministry and to offer support to people facing unplanned pregnancies.
Ping Pong Club - Promotes and engages in competitive ping pong matches.
Student Animators- The purpose of the group is to raise awareness about the importance of 3D computer animation in daily life.
Transfer Student Organization- The purpose of the organization is to ease the integration of transfer students in the campus community.

University Outreach

Campus Activities Board- Provides a cohesive yet diverse scheduling of programming to students and the community. CAB coordinates such events as Haunted Union, Spring Back Week, Island Party and more than 20 other events throughout the year!
Chancellor's Leadership Council- Exemplifies leadership and service of selected scholars to the campus and community.
Cub Camp- Hosts a unique experience for incoming freshmen at which UA Fort Smith pride, traditions, and activities are shared, and develops leadership skills for the students coordinating camp.
Lions ROAR (Reaching Out Advocating Responsibility)- will provide a personal health and safety awareness programming to the University and offers peer mentoring for students on personal issues.
Non-Traditional Students- Promoting and serving the interests of the Non-Traditional student body by providing programs that promote success, recognize and encourage academic excellence, and purposefully and creatively involve students in campus life.
Student Athlete Advisory Committee- The purpose of this group is to generate a student-athlete voice within the institution, solicit student-athlete response to proposed NCAA legislation, and organize community service efforts.
Student Alumni Association- The mission of this organization is to increase awareness of the organization and the University Alumni Association, infuse ideas of tradition, leadership, and volunteerism among students.
Student Government Association- SGA serves as the elected representative body of the students at UA Fort Smith. The Senate provides a forum to openly discuss student affairs, advise the administration, and recommend services to improve the quality of campus life.
University Student Ambassadors- Promotes the University through hospitality and public relations. Members are competitively selected at the beginning of the fall semester.
 

 

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