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| Organization | Purpose | Functions |
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| Naadasudha | To promote Hindustani and Carnatic clasical music at the University of Texas at Austin. | To promote appreciation of Hindustani and Carnatic Indian classical music both vocal and instrumental forms provide training and practical demonstration in Indian classical music. Encourage UT students to give stage performances in Indian classical music. |
| Nach Baliye Dance Team | To display our love for Hindi cinema through dance productions across the nation. | We compete in campus shows along with Bollywood-based competitions. |
| National Association of Black Accountants | To unite accounting and finance students with similiar interests; who are committed to academic & professional excellence; who possess professional & civic responsiblity, and who are concerned with enhancing opportunities for minorities in the accounting and fiance professions. | Provide opportunities for minorities to meet & interview with major corporations. |
| National Association of Black Journalists | To organize and unite journalism and other communication majors. | NABJ will host resume workshops, career advising workshops, as well as other activities that will prepare UT NABJ members for the professional field. |
| National Community Pharmacists Association | We are the national pharmacy association representing the professional and proprietary interests of independent retail pharmacists and will vigorously promote and defend those interests. | NCPA hosts general meetings with pharmacist guest speakers, schedule monthly visits to different independent pharmacy in the Austin region and provide information on current pharmacy legislation. NCPA also participates in service projects and social events. |
| National Pan-Hellenic Council - NPHC | Foster unanimity of thought and action as far as possible in the conduct of traditional black greek letter collegiate fraternities and sororities and to consider problems of mutual interest to its member organizations. | Various group functions between the 8 black greek fraternities and sororities. Meetings and events |
| National Residence Hall Honorary (Texas Longhorn Chapter) | This is UT's chapter of a National recognition-based service organization. | Monthly awards called "OTMS," other service and recognition projects. |
| National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) | Promotes the academic achievement, cultural awreness, and social responsibilites of engineering, science, math students, particularly of African-American students. To increase the number of culturally responsible black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact the community. | Meeting, NSBE plans to have self-improvement workshops, recreational tournaments, general fundraisers, contact with professional engineers, and contact with other U T organizations. C2100 |
| National Society of Collegiate Scholars | To recognize and celebrate high achievement among first and second year students in all academic disciplines. To encourage and promote high standards. To provide opportunities for personal growth and leadership development for members. To provide scholarships to member(s) who successfully apply and compete for these awards. To organize and encourage learning opportunities through community service. | Major activities include regular community service, an annual induction ceremony, March to College Day, PACE program with local high schools, and networking opportunities involving guest speakers. |
| National Student Speech, Language and Hearing Assn | 1) Encourage professional interest among students in the study of nor- mal and disordered human communication behavior; 2) provide a vehicle for student representation in matters of professional concern; 3) pro- vide continuity to the dissemination of professional information; 4) promote interaction between faculty and students, graduates and undergraduates, and student speech pathologists and audiologists. | Monthly seminars of interests to members, monthly business meeting with programs, monthly social gatherings. |
| Native American & Indigenous Student Assembly (NAISA) | The Native American and Indigenous Student Assembly (NAISA) is a student lead organization at the University of Texas at Austin founded in 2012 with the principles of native empowerment, research, transnational and intertribal unity, scholarship and community. We focus on the issues of indigenous students of Texas, while forming alliances and networks with students across the US and Latin America. Together we can become the next political leaders, activists and advocates for our respective communities across the globe. Additionally, NAISA seeks to bridge the gap between indigenous students and elders recognizing our responsibility to maintain our cultures, spiritualities and teachings. | Our organization will focus in organizing workshops, educational forums, community gatherings and other activities with the goal of empowering and providing network opportunities for native students. Our main goal is to create consciousness about our indigenous roots as we slowly begin to fight for the survival of our cultures from northwest Arctic to Tierra de Fuego, Argentina. |
| Native American and Indigenous Peoples Association | The Native American and Indigenous Peoples Association seeks to promote Indigenous and Native American issues, rights and identity at UT. The organization is geared towards graduate students, but it is open to undergraduates as well. | The organization seeks to organize educational activities, such as a speaker series featuring students and faculty and those who work on indigenous research. |
| Natural Sciences Council | The official purpose of the Natural Sciences Council is to serve as a buffer zone between the students in the Natural Sciences College and the Natural Sciences faculty. We are in existence to help direct criticism of certain programs in the college, as well as making at- tempts to resolve the problems the students run into in their daily lives (if possible). We are only the measure of the students' needs of our services in the Natural Sciences College. | Not given at this time. |
| Navigators | To provide interested students an opportunity to study the Bible and discover how it applies to student life. To know Christ and to make Him known. | Weekly Bible Studies and membership meetings. |
| Nazar - A South Asian Perspective | Nazar is UT's South Asian magazine. We aim to provide an outlet for our contributors to express their views and opinions on all manner of subjects - arts, culture, politics, sports, travel, campus events - and in all manner of forms - nonfiction, photography, interview, poetry, short story. We're read by thousands across the world every month. | We publish our pieces online once a week at nazarmagazine.com. |
| Nepalese Student Association- Longhorn Chapter | Promote Nepalese culture on the UT campus. At meetings we will actively focus on having group discussions about issues facing the Nepalese society. We plan to partner up with different organizations here on campus to jointly show the uniqueness of our cultures while unifying with others. | Spread awareness of philanthropic ventures. |
| Net Impact (Graduate) | To provide a forum for members of the Graduate School of Business community to discuss issues of social sustainability and social responsibility as they pertain to business. | Speaker series, social events, Sustainable Business Summit |
| Net Impact Undergraduate INACTIVE | To raise awareness and education about the importance and powerful impact of sustainable business and corporate social responsibility. | We intend to host a case competition and a speaker series. |
| Neuroscience Graduate Students' Association INACTIVE | To further the interests of those students interested in or currently studying Neuroscience. | Seminars, talks, fund-raising. |
| New Black Student Mentorship Organization INACTIVE | Academic and social voluntary mentorship program where upperclassmen will get the chance to be mentors and positive role models to incoming black freshmen at the University of Texas at Austin. For the registration process, those interested in the organization would be asked to take a survey in order to match upperclassmen and incoming freshmen with people who have the same interests. | We plan to hold fundraising events, community service activities, academic and social workshops, as well as an end of the year dinner. |
| NEW PROFESSIONALS IN STUDENT AFFAIRS | TO PROVIDE LEADERHSIP, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES FOR OUR MEMBERS. | . SSB 4.412 A5800 |
| Nippon Cinephiles INACTIVE | To educate students about film and Japanese culture through screening of Japanese cinema. | Screening of Japanese films suggested by members and discussion on critical reading of screening. Members will not only get the opportunity to see films rarely screened outside of classes, but will learn how to read and understand film and the language of cinematography through discussion. |
| No Limit for Christ INACTIVE | To support college students in their spiritual growth and academic success | To provide opportunities to network with other Christian students, host spiritual programs and study the bible t grow in knowledge and faith. |
| Non Academic Polyathlon INACTIVE | Members of the Non Academic Polyathlon will create, manage, and organize an annual Non.Academic.Polyathlon. | The members of this group will host a series of fun recreational activities in the spring semesters. Activities will be open to the public. The activities will be created in an attempt to foster a sense of bonding between students in the same major. The overall intent is to provide fun activities for anyone to participate in during a generally stressful part of the semester. |
| Nontraditional Student Association INACTIVE | To bring together nontraditional students on campus for networking and support. | Social events and meetings for nontraditional students as a way of providing social support. |
| Nourish International - Austin Chapter | To eradicate poverty by engaging students and empowering communities. | Nourish International works alongside developing communities to implement sustainable development projects. In addition to our projects, our purpose is to engage students (by organizing events like Hunger Lunches) to help students figure out our role in the ever-evolving world economy as we enter the workforce as global leaders in our respective professions. |
| NOW Texas | We strive to enrich the Austin community and facilitate cultural and educational development through service, commitment, and altruism. | NOW Texas has a special interest in local public schools with low funding. We encourage extra-curricular development by providing after-school activities. We also volunteer weekly at Maggie Johnson Nursing Home in addition to engaging in a multitude of various community service projects year-round. |
| Nritya Sangam Indian Dance Troupe | 1. Preserve Indian Culture through dance. 2. Reherse and maintain dance repertoire. 3. Organize and perform charitable shows. 4. Perform as guest performers throughout Austin, including University events, as well as non-profit performance throughout Texas. | Major activities consist of cultural performance of Indian Dance. |
| Nueces Mosque - Student Chapter | To help educate all people whether Muslim or not about the religion of Islam. Also we try to serve our peers, community members, & fellow students & faculty in various community service acts. | We do activities that help educate others about Islam, our demographic is both Muslims and people of all faiths. |
| Nutrition Graduate Student Association | Facilitate graduate student communication and provide representation to faculty as it relates to graduate students | 1) Assist in seminars on topics of interest to graduate students. 2) Investigate student concerns 3) Conduct annual social mixer 4) Assist in annual research forum |
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Each year, registered student organizations self-identify according to the following twelve categories:
- Educational/Departmental Organizations promote development in a particular academic area.
- Honorary Organizations recognize high-level academic achievement, and generally require a demonstrated interest in a particular career or academic discipline.
- International/Cultural Organizations foster cultural diversity and offer support to their members and the campus community.
- Legislative Student Organizations Graduate Student Assembly, Senate of College Councils and Student Government.
- Political Organizations support political parties, political issues and/or candidates who are seeking political office.
- Professional Organizations provide a preview of students' anticipated professional careers. Group activities may include speakers, field trips and volunteer or field work.
- Recreational Organizations promote sports-oriented programs and/or recreational activities.
- Religious Organizations serve as support for students of a particular religious persuasion or denomination.
- Service Organizations provide volunteers for on-campus and off-campus projects. Membership requirements generally include a commitment to work for and/or an interest in a particular cause.
- Social Organizations foster social networks among members.
- Special Interest Organizations focus on a specific issue or topic.
- Student Governance Organizations address student needs and express student views.
