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Organization	Purpose	Functions
S.C.O.P.E (Social Change Of Profound Expression) INACTIVE	To create a diverse understanding of art and the artists producing it, that motivates the profound expression of social activism. To strive to express unique perspectives from various underrepresented bodies to the greater UT and Austin communities. To enhance the communication and collaboration of new artists through networking. To produce art showcased through concerts, performances, exhibits, and digital platforms. To create an intellectual environment for new ideas and connections to thrive.	There will be an end of the semester showcase preceded by smaller group projects throughout the semester such as showcases, exhibits, shows, etc. to help prepare material for the end of the semester showcase.
S.M.I.L.E. Students Making Impacts Through Love & Empathy	To provide the resources and opportunities for student, faculty, and staff to participate in personalized group play dates with children with extended stays at the hospital. We will conduct community out reach that will benefit the children in the surrounding area.	We go daily to the strictly pediatrics oncology clinic for therapeutic play time with the children. Once a week we provide therapeutic art activities for the children in Dell's Children Hospital. We also volunteer with organizations such as the Center for Child Protection, the St. Baldrick's Foundation, the Ronald McDonald House and many more.
S.O.S-Save Our Skin INACTIVE	To raise awareness of melanoma skin cancer and to participate and hold fundraisers to raise money for the research of melanoma treatments.	Participate in fundraising walks, spread awareness through out campus, pass out sample sunscreens, guest speakers at monthly meetings.
Saaya	To promote dance fusion.	Dance practices.
SAGAR: South Asia Graduate Research Journal	The purpose of SAGAR is to promote graduate scholarship on South Asia by publishing relevant research.	SAGAR publishes biannual issues of Graduate research on South Asia as well as regularly updated content and resources for graduate students online.
Sahaj Marg Meditation INACTIVE	To promote and to provide training in the Sahaj Marg (Natural Path) System of Meditation, a spiritual path based on heart-centered meditation. Sahaj Marg is a modified form of the ancient Raja Yoga, better suited for modern lifestyle.	Group meditation, spiritual seminars and workshops, reading, meditation information classes for students/faculty/staff interested to find out about Sahaj Marg meditation.
SALSA - Symposium about Language and Society, Austin	To provide a forum for student research in language and culture. To plan and facilitate a yearly conference for the presentation of similiar research for faculty and students at UT. We draw presenters from around the country.	Monthly meetings at which graduate students present their research; planning and selection of presenters for yearly conference (among which many are UT grad students.)
San Antonio Student Pharmacists Association	Promote the profession of pharmacy to the San Antonio community and University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio (UTHSCSA). Also, to provide a channel of communication for the University of Texas College of Pharmacy students between San Antonio and other affiliated campuses.	Participate in community service involving pharmacy health care, disease awareness, and educational programs to promote a healthier community.
San Jacinto Residence Hall Council	The purpose of our council is to represent the residents living in San Jacinto Residence Hall. We will strive to build a community within the hall through sponsoring various programs and events that reflect the interests of the residents. Our council will ensure San Jacinto remains a great place to live on campus. The council will continue to work closely with the University Residence Hall Association (URHA), the Division of Housing and Food Service (DHFS), and the University of Texas at Austin.	SJRHC will sponsor and put in various social, academic, self-interest//awareness, and cultural activities for residents of the hall. We will work to build a community within San Jacinto through these functions.
Sarah Jane Brain Club - Austin Chapter INACTIVE	To increase awareness, research, and treatment of Pediatric Acquired Brain Injury (PABI) through volunteer and service activities.	Major activities include fundraising, volunteering with the national Sarah Jane Project's affiliates, and distribution of informational materials regarding the causes and risks of PABI.
Save A Mother Mobile Youth- Longhorn Chapter INACTIVE	To promote the Save A Mother organization which educates women in impoverished countries about maternal and child healthcare.	We will be fundraising through different outlets and volunteer in the healthcare field.
School of Architecture Representative Council	The SARC intends to sustain and develop lines of communication within the UT School of Architecture and to foster a more collaborative culture of engagement between faculty, students, and administration in the design and direction of the school. We seek to facilitate communication between the various disciplines within the school and all persons involved.	The principal responsibility of any elected representative is to attend the School of Architecture Committee meetings as mandated by the university. Attendance of S.A.R.C meetings is also a required activity for all representatives.
Science Undergraduate Research Group - SURGe	To encourage undergraduate students to participate in scientific research.	Weekly meetings, activities to promote student involvement in scientific research such as; poster sessions, outreach to freshman interest groups, members lab tours and presentation of research projects. G2550
Scientific Entrepreneurial Society INACTIVE	To provide students with an organized opportunity outside of the classroom to explore and learn about how the process of taking innovative ideas, protecting them and developing and supporting them to create products forming the basis to start a company typically works.	Students will lead and organize meetings to hear from outside speakers knowledgeable about the entrepreneurial process as well as engaged fellow students.
Scientists, Technologists, Engineers, and Law	To introduce members to legal and political applications of Science, Technology, and Engineering. These applications include but are not limited to patent law, politics, public policy, and research in a government laboratory.	Host speakers from related fields Network among each other (providing advice and sharing opportunities) Host a legal/political case competition
Secular Student Alliance at the University of Texas at Austin	Our purpose is to foster a community of non-theist students who are committed to reason, critical inquiry into any topic, secular human-based ethics, and the separation of church and state.	1) Education= talks/lectures/discussions/debates/panels -> topics related to atheism, science, skepticism, humanism, etc. 2) Activism= community volunteer service/charity, separation of church/state 3) Social= games, parties, pub crawl, etc. 4) Possible trips to conferences as a group
Self Defense & Martial Arts Collective INACTIVE	Texas Sun Dragon is affiliated with Sun Dragon Martial Arts and Self Defense, a Seido Karate and self defense school in South Austin. Our purpose is to provide workshops, lectures, and trainings on issues of empowerment, self defense, and social justice to the UT community.	To provide workshops, lectures, and trainings on issues of empowerment, self defense, martial arts and social justice to the UT community.
Senate of College Councils	To serve as the official voice of students in academic affairs through representation by the College Councils.	To foster a sense of community in academics at the university of texas at Austin by representing all students in academic affairs, championing the efforts of the college councils, creating awareness and pride in the academic strength of the university, and ensuring that the university of Texas at Austin is and remains a "university of the first class."
Service Scholars	Will provide students the opportunity to develop and use their leadership skills to serve Austin community, as well as prepare students for public service throughout their lives.	By using community service, the group will grow both the community and themselves
Shape-note singing	Shape-note singing is a lively 200 year-old tradition of singing American folk hymns in a participatory, social setting. The purpose of the student group is to promote awareness of and participation in this tradition among the UT community.	The student group will hold regular singings and occasional singing schools on campus, as well as facilitate student participation in singings in greater Austin and the rest of Texas.
She Says!	We Dig Women! We bring Feminist and Queer folks together to build community through social, informational, and service events.	Interests include: women, feminism, queerness, relaxed social gatherings, camping, movie watching, Austin outings, service events, roller derby watching, and community building.
SHOUT - Shakespeare Outreach	To support the Shakespeare at Winedale Outreach to schools program in the Department of English, through workshops and scene performance.	1) conduct workshops for visiting student groups on-campus. 2) Create a 45 minute shakespeare performance to take to area schools participating in outreach.
Sierra Student Coalition-Texas Chapter INACTIVE	The purpose of the SSC-Texas chapter is to act as a liaison between the Texas and Lone Star chapters of the Sierra Club and the UT student body. Our mission is to encourage student activism on and off campus, promote, clean, renewable energy, and to fight the causes of global warming.	The main function of the Sierra Student Coalition is to engage students in the Austin Beyond Coal Campaign. The goal of the campaign is to make Austin a 100% coal free city by shutting down the Fayette Coal Plant.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity - IFC	Bring comparable men together for the purpose of close friendship and social gathering.	Travis County Blood Drive, sponsorship of annual fraternity/sorority tug of war competition, participation in Big Brothers of Austin Program for Underprivileged Children, Annual Round-Up Street Party and sponsorship of the Hoop-a-Thon for Jr. Helping Hand Children Home.
Sigma Alpha Iota - Music	Raising standards of productive musical work among the women students of colleges, conservatories and universities. Forming chapters of music students and musicians who by their musical interest, uphold the highest ideals of a musical education, giving inspiration and aid to to members. Organizing cultural life of membership as a contributing factor of their educational program. Adhering to the highest stan- dards of American citizenship and democracy. Furthering development of music in America and promoting a stronger bond of musical interest.	Music therapy, small community tours, Bold Note, recitals, assisting UT Music Department
Sigma Alpha Lambda	To educate, lead, serve, and mentor in our community based upon the principles of servant leadership. We strive to enhance our leadership skills and abilities while providing an opportunity for personal and professional development by giving back to our community and engaging in meaningful projects	The bulk of our projects will be customized based upon the chosen projects of the chapter and needs within the community with a special interest in the mentoring of school age children.
Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity - IFC	To foster and maintain among its sons a spirit of fraternity; a spirit of mutal moral aid and support; to instill and maintain in the hearts of its sons, love for and loyality to Alma Mater and its ideals; to inculcate among its sons such ideals as well result in actions worthy of the highest precepts of true manhood, democracy and humanity.	Two to three social functions per month; three community service pro- jects per semester. Active in Intramural Sports Program and a member of I.F.C.
Sigma Beta Rho Fraternity Inc. - MGC	To instill leadership in young men, and to promote multicultural diversity on campus.	To provide social events centered on diversity and to enhance youth education and development.
Sigma Chi - IFC	The purpose of this fraternity shall be to cultivate and maintain the high ideals of friendship, justice and learning upon which Sigma Chi was founded.	Fight Night, Derby Days, Sweetheart Formal
Sigma Delta Lambda - LPHC	Sigma Delta Lambda-Beta Chapter is a multicultural community service and social organization designed to help, through tutoring and mentoring the youth of the Austin community. While we are committed to helping students in the Austin area, we are also committed to uniting Latinas on the UT campus, and building contacts that will last a lifetime.	Members are encouraged to be involved in all UT activites.
Sigma Delta Pi - National Spanish Honor Society	1) Honor those who seek and attain excellence in the study of the Spanish language and in the study of the literature and culture of the Spanish-speaking peoples.	Sigma Delta Pi is the only honor society devoted exclusively to students of Spanish in 4 year colleges. Active chapters qualify for scholarships and grants funded by the national headquarters.
Sigma Delta Tau - UPC	It shall be the purpose of this fraternal organization to form a close social and fraternal union of those of similar ideals and to foster, maintain, and instill such ideals in the hearts of its members as well as result in actions worthy of the highest precepts of true womanhood, democracy and humanity.	Social, educational, and philanthropic.
Sigma Gamma Tau - Aerospace Engineering	Sigma Gamma Tau Society is established to recognize and honor those individuals in the field of aeronautics who have, through scholarship, integrity and outstanding achievement, been a credit to their pro- fession. The society seeks to foster a high standard of ethics and professonal practices and to create a spirit of loyalty and fellow- ship particularly among students of aeronautical engineering.	Sigma Gamma Tau is primarily an honor society and its' activities center around the selection and initiation of new members. Picnics, banquets and similar functions are sponsored to support these activities. Special activities can be initiated by society members if desired.
Sigma Kappa Phi Multicultural Fraternity Incorporated - MGC	We, the brothers of Sigma Kappa Phi, will strive to perfect and unite an organization of unique individuals blind to color, social standing and culture. Our purpose remains to dedictae ourselves to the needs of our community while preserving our morals of honor, integrity unity and most importantly brotherhood. We strive to provide a truly Multicultural Experience to any man hoping to advance oneself through education, service, and brotherhood.	Service to the community, multicultural awareness. Socials
Sigma Lambda Alpha Sorority Inc. - Affiliate	To promote community service and academic achievement as well as to educate and excel at Latino culture in our diverse campus.	High volume of volunteering due to the Boys & Girls Club being our philanthropy support as many intercultur activities.
Sigma Lambda Beta-Eta Alpha Chapter - LPHC	Sigma Lambda Beta is based on cultural understanding and wisdom. We believe in the principles of fairness, opportunity, and in the equality of all men no matter their race, culture, or ethnicity. Our biggest goal is to see that all of society can realize the importance of these principles. To achieve this goal we all strive to model these behaviors and present ourselves in a gentlemanly and educated fashion.	Activities & Events include: Dia De Los Muertos, Haskell Street Halloween Block Party, Cesar Chavez street clean up through Keep Austin Beautiful, Parents Weekend, CPR Awareness Day, SLB State Events, Cultural Awareness Lecture Series, National and Chapter Founders Week, Famous Purple and White Stroll Competition, Annual Formal
Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority - LPHC	Sigma Lambda Gamma, historically a Latina based sorority, shall be primarily one of promoting standards of excellence in morality, ethics and education. Further, the sorority shall work to better serve the needs and wants of all people by disseminating information about the diverse culture which we all share. Finally, the sorority shall maintain respect for the views of others through this valuing, thereby, enhancing our understanding of one another, and thus bettering our community, our country, and the world.	Philanthropy - Annual Easter Egg Hunt with De Zavala Elementary, Christmas Kindness dinner- Campbell Elementary, Safeplace Donations Drive, Academic, Cultural Awarness- Cesar Chavez, Social Interaction, Morals & Ethics- LGBTQ Cubicle L4
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity - IFC	1) Uphold, develop and strengthen the character of its members; 2) in- culate those principles which naturally revolve upon an individual as a member of society; 3) impress upon its members the true significance of fraternal relationships; 4) aid and sustain, as far as possible the government and discipline of the institution where it is located; 5) promote scholarship, athletic excellence and social compatibility.	1) Intramurals; 2) contributions to local and national charities like Big Brothers of Austin, Muscular Dystrophy, March of Dimes, Austin State School for the Deaf; 3) participation in University student government and activities; 4) various social functions with other fra- ternal organizations; 5) participation in various honorary and service organizations.
Sigma Phi Lambda	To glorify God and make his name great.	Weekly meetings, sisterhood retreats, service projects, prayer groups, open parties, mixers and more.
Sigma Phi Omega Sorority, Inc. - TAPC	Our main purpose is to unite and promote friendship amoung asians and other interested students through social events as well as an emphasis on community service.	Asian Awareness, Women's Empowerment, Domestic Violence Awareness and Prevention, chapter events and chapter support.
Sigma Pi Fraternity - IFC	To promote honor, chivalry, and brotherhood among all its members and to encourage philantropy and the betterment of the community in which Sigma Pi serves.	Community service, social functions, and brotherhood events.
Sigma Tau Delta - English INACTIVE	Recognize and promote excellence in English literary scholarship.	Would like to help to solicit speakers for on campus lectures, sponsor a discussion section at which faculty members could speak, and provide a social setting for motivated students with similar interests in literature.
Significance and Cinema	To bring together a discussion on the film industry and how it interacts and displays biblical narratives through themes, characters, and conclusion.	We watch films, discuss films, and learn about storytelling through open discussion. The only special interest is the film medium.
Sikh Students Association INACTIVE	To promote the values and awareness of Sikhism.	Discussion of current Sikh topics and all those related to Sikh students
Silver Spurs	A tradition of unselfish devotion to life at this Univ. By becoming a Silver Spur one will be assuming a consciousness and a responsibility to share with us in making our school, as its founding fathers hoped, genuinely of the first class. We are an honorary service organization which helps manifest the fellowship, service and purpose implicit in our University. We care for Bevo, the Longhorn mascot, and support all Longhorn activities both academically and athletically.	1. Care of Bevo and transporting him to athletic contests, Univ activities and Austin community and civic gatherings. 2. Annual production of Bevo's Birthday Rodeo in the fall and Chili Cook-Off in the Spring. 3. Work primarily with Austin Boys Club for which we raise thousands of dollars each year.
Slack WMD INACTIVE	To promote fellowship by means of a shared interest in slacking.	Activities will include slacking in various places.
Slow Food Texas INACTIVE	Slow Food is dedicated to promoting local and sustainable food sources. The organization raises awareness of the origins of our food supply in efforts to reclaim a lasting food culture. The Chapter at the University of Texas at Austin is a supporter of the International organization "Slow Food."	Meetings will feature speakers from the natural foods industry in Austin. The will also volunteer with area farms and food banks. Special events will center around the Austin Farmer's Market.
Smash Club	The Smash Club's official purpose is to give any individual within Austin, who has an admiration of Nintendo's Super Smash Brothers franchise, a home where one can play, practice, compete, and enjoy a neighbor's good company within the Super Smash Brothers franchise.	Hold bi-weekly or tri-weekly meetings which occur almost exclusively on Saturdays Organize intercity Tournaments that require community involvement Strengthen Smash community bonds within Texas and the rest of the U.S. Improve the competitive skill of our Austin players, to garner admiration and respect from other local Smash communities But most important of all, to have fun, learn, create friendships, and distract yourself with a healthy hobby that stimulates creativity, quick reactions, mental fortitude, and appreciation.
SOC General Interest Group	The purpose of the SOC General Interest Group is to promote knowledge sharing among Student Organization Center (SOC) staff.	The Student Organization Center staff supports the administrative needs of registered student organizations, sponsored student organizations, and faculty and staff organizations.
Social Justice Action Coalition INACTIVE	SJAC's mission is to provide students at the University of Texas with opportunities for social justice action, education and leadership. We are committed to participating in the community at large and educating others about social justice issues.	Engage in students led projects addressing societal inequality including fundraising, service learning and community outreach.
Social Media Club at UT Austin INACTIVE	SMCUT focuses on improving students' awareness of social media and providing members with career and networking opportunities. Our goal is to enable students to promote industry standards that will lead to "social media for the social good."	Meetings with professional speakers; community work; internship and job postings; local conference notifications
Social Work Council	The council attempts to further the education of social work students by providing a forum for communication with faculty and staff to improve the school of social work. The council also provides educational, service and social action activities to enhance student involvement and cohesion.	SWC provides social work students with a voice in the campus-wide Senate of College Councils and keeps students up to date on current social work issues with an emphasis on UT and Austin while bringing students together through school and campus events, socials, volunteering, and activist opportunities.
Social Workers Enriching Latino Leadership	To be the premiere organization serving Latino/a social workers in their higher education and professional journey for the purpose of building exceptional leaders that can effectively serve the global community.	Our mission is to unite and empower Latino(a) social work students, foster relationships between emerging and established professionals and enrich the community through prepared leadership and advocacy.
Social, Health, and Economic Policymakers (SHEP)	SHEP's mission is to serve as a forum for the exchange of information related to social, health, and ecnomic policy. SHEP also aims to promote the study of social, health, and economic policy at UT and to serve as a community for students, faculty, and staff interested in these topics.	Sharing relevant news articles, policy memos and research, conference and event announcements, internship and job postings, class listings, and other items of interest. Sponsoring lectures, hosting social events to build community, and collaborating with faculty, particularly those at the LBJ School of Public Affairs.
Society for Islamic Awareness (SIA)	The Society for Islamic Awareness (SIA) strives to foster a better awareness of Islam, its teachings, and the surrounding issues among students at the University of Texas at Austin. Through academic and social activities and events, SIA provides a platform that facilitates dialogue and promotes understanding of the message of Quaran and Ahluh Bayt, which is the message of peace, respect, freedom, and justice. SIA also seeks to build and sustain an environment of friendship and support for the students and the surrounding community.	SIA focuses on academic, social activities and events like panel discussions, talks, social get togethers.
Society of American Archivists	To serve as a means of introducing and integrating new archivists into the profession; to enhance the educational function of the Society by providing focus for students to discuss archival issues, identify with profession and engage in professional activities to promote communia tion among student members; to develop the leaders of tommorrow's arch ival profession; and to attract new members into the Society of American Archivists.	A student of the Society of American Archivists encourages graduate students to broaden their understanding of archival issues, archival education, and the archival profession by inviting guest speakers; organizing visit to area archival repositories; elicit reports from fellow students who have attended regional and national archival con- ferences; encouraging professional activities; interacting with other relatated student group like the American Library Association.
Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers (SASE)	Our purpose is to prepare Asian heritage scientists and engineers for success in the global business world, to celebrate diversity on campus, and to provide opportunities for members to network with professionals, give back to the community, and socialize.	To conduct general meetings with corporate guest speakers, sponsor social and service events, and provide networking and professional development.
Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE)	To provide its members opportunities to gain broader insight into the engineering profession by sponsoring meetings which will bring practicing engineers to campus, arranging field trips to research and engineering establishments, sponsoring student projects of engineering interest, and participating in local SAE Section activities. It shall also be the purpose of this organization to develop interpersonal skills and promote good fellowship among the students, faculty and staff.	Technical speakers on transportation. Entering approved SAE contests.
Society of Fire Protection Engineers	To educate the UT@Austin Engineering community about opotunities in the field of Fire Protection.	Bi-Weekly speaker meetings-visits to form professionals in the field. ETC 7.130
Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers	To encourage recruitment, retention and advancement of Hispanic engineers in education and employment. Promote career awareness, self-esteem, and pride within the community.	Take Plant trips - National & Regional Conference Assist Pi Sigma Pi (Minority Engineering in World of Engineering and Career Fair.)
Society of Petroleum Engineers	Support petroleum engineering professionalism and learning, to aid the Petroleum Engineering Department and to encourage student interaction and espirit de corps.	We organize monthly meetings with guest speakers, field trips around the state and southwest, encourage student interest in the Petroleum Engineering Department. We have various off campus social functions, etc. CPE 3.124
Society of Pharmacoepidemiology	To serve as a forum for scientific discussion about pharmacoepidemiology.	Guest speakers and student forums. PHR 2.220B
Society of Physics Students	1) Promotion of fraternalization among physics students, faculty and staff; 2) provision of student input to the department when the latter desires it; 3) local chapter of National Society of Physics Students.	1) Seminannual department picnics; 2) department course evaluation in cooperation with measurement and evaluation center; 3) physics group activities including team sports; back packing and canoeing trips; tours of various lab facilities; seminars and public discussions.
Society of Plan II Engineers (SP2E)	To promote the interests of students of the Plan II/Engineering dual degree plan. This support is intended to further the academic and professional opportunities available to its members.	Provide peer advising and academic counseling, prepare informative literature and cover letters for resumes, investigate job opportunities to dual degree, interdisciplinary students, promote the identity and visibility of the program.
Society of Professional Mediators	To provide the opportunity for trained mediators and those in training to discuss professional issues, share experiences, and promote mediation as a resource for Dispute Resolution.	The promotion of mediation as a method for dispute resolution.
Society of Women Engineers	To strengthen and empower women engineering students by: * educating women about difficulties facing female engineers, * creating a sense of identity and community, * providing resources for women engineers, and * enhancing leadership and professional skills	Industry Speakers, Panel Discussions, SWE Mentor Advising Program, High School Encounter with Engineering, Spring Awards Banquet, Engineers Day at the Mall, plant tours, intramural sports, service projects, and social activities. ECJ 1.228
Society of Young Investors and Entrepreneurs INACTIVE	To learn more about markets and investing, and to discuss ideas and what the future holds	We have various meetings throughout the month to pitch and discuss business plans
Sociological Insight	Sociological Insight is a student organization aimed at promoting undergraduate research in the social sciences through the annual publication of a fully referred national undergraduate research journal. Sociological Insight provides an opportunity for undergraduates to publish their best academic work and to reap the benefits of subjecting their research to a rigorous review process.	Sociological Insight publishes an annual fully referred national undergraduate research in the social sciences. In order to accomplish this goal, we recruit reviewers from across the U.S. (undergraduate, graduate students and faculty) to review papers written and submitted by undergraduates around the U.S. and abroad.
Sociology in Action INACTIVE	Our purpose is to provide sociology majors and others interested in sociology with engaging activities and opportunities to meet like minded peers.	We participate in a variety of social events, volunteer opportunities and educational discussions about topics of sociological relevance.
Soles 4 Souls at The University of Texas at Austin	To collect and donate shoes to children and adults around the world who are unable to obtain a single pair; To promote generosity through acts of kindness.	Handing flyers at to attract more members; tabling to recent members and spread the word to donate; barefoot walk; shoe drive.
Sori-Horn INACTIVE	To perform and promote Korean traditional drum play.	Playing and performing Samulnolri, Korean traditional drum play
Spanish Club INACTIVE	Help Spanish students improve their proficiency in the language, as well as promote cultural exchange between native spanish speakers and non-natives.	Conversation times in both informal and formal settings. Field trips to events in Spanish or that promotes the culture of Spanish Speaking contries.
Spanish Oaks Futbol Club(SOFC) INACTIVE	To bring together soccer players and anyone who is interested in playing in a safe and friendly environment in order to appreciate the beautiful game.	Functions will include playing soccer and any other various events that the club decides to host or participate in.
Spirit and Traditions Council INACTIVE	While serving to unify the various groups and organizations who share our cause, we support any new or established activity that fosters a spirited culture and strengthens the reverence for tradition at UT.	.
Spirit of Shakespeare	Enrich students in the works of Shakespeare through performance and support the actors from the London Stage.	On campus performances (Explore UT and others) and rehearsals.
Spirit's Holiness Overflows in Us and Texas INACTIVE	The official purpose is to worship God. This is a Korean Christian organization that worships God at UT campus. The organization will create an open space for its members to get to know, share, and worship God.	In 2012 fall, we will meet every Thursday at JGB 2.216 at 6:00 pm to praise God. We pray, praise, and have fellowship with brothers/sisters in Christ to refill our spiritual holiness.
Spirituality and Work
Spitshine Poetry	We want to create a community of writers who use poetry to better themselves and others.	We will hold weekly open mics and poetry slams, and compete at the College Union Poetry Slam Invitational (CUPSI). We will also hold written workshops and volunteer opportunities.
Sports, Entertainment and Media Association	To promote career interest in the business aspects of Sports, Entertainment and Media.	Conferences, meetings, career panels, speakers, and socials involving sports, entertainment and media professionals.
Stand-up Comedy Club INACTIVE	To develop, discuss, and do stand-up comedy with fellow horns.	Organizing and performing in an open mic. Working with material with fellow members. Analyzing bits from known Comedians. Food and Party.
StandOut	We as an organization seek to promote queer issues through issue advocacy, political activism, and organized visibility events. We are a sexually diverse group seeking gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning and ally members who wish to become more involved in issues related to and affecting the queer community.	We will hold rallies, debates, forum discussions, etc. to bring queer issues to public attention. We also seek to promote voting in/by the queer community.
Start ATX	To promote student entrepreneurship, and to keep track of all start-up activity in Texas.	Host activities that promote student entrepreneurship, by providing students with the resources they need to start a new company.
STEEL Dance Company	STEEL Dance Company's main goal is to offer an opportunity to those whom desire to perform all over Central Texas. We also plan to start an outreach program for disadvantaged youths.	The major activities include rehearsals, performing around the Austin area, as well as Dallas/Ft. Worth, Houston, and San Antonio. The members of SDC will also be involved with vlunteer work in the Austin area.
Stop The "R" Word	The purpose of Stop The "R" Word is to spread the message of the non-usage of the word "retard" in the wrong context.	Handing out leaflets/pamphlets, Handing out stickers, Asking people to pledge to not say the R-word, Making public announcements/speeches for the R-Word cause
Street Law	Street Law sends law students into local schools to teach practical lessons about law, democracy, and human rights.	We work with AISD schools to send law students into AISD classrooms to teach practical legal lessons throughout the school year.
Strings 'N Things	To spread the love of crafts and craft making among the UT community and foster a group within which to seek inspiration	The teaching of knitting, crocheting, sewing, cross-stitching, and other needlework in addition to the creation of corresponding projects.
Student African American Brotherhood SAAB	To promote brotherhood, leadership, and self empowerment among African American men.	We intend to invite motivational and inspirational speakers, as well as forming a literary club.
Student Association for Learning Technologies INACTIVE	Student Association for Learning Technologies (S.A.L.T) is a student organization that establish and maintain a network of graduate students interested in careers in learning technologies with the goal of sharing information and/or expertise about learning technologies research/projects, promoting interaction with professionals in the learning technology field and educating the group members about employment opportunities in this field.	Host monthly brown bags, host an Instructional Technology showcase, provide social networking opportunities, host a booth at SXSW Interactive
Student Association of School Psychology (SASP)	Provide resources to School Psychology students; promote the School Psychology field; provide volunteering opportunities for students; and professional development opportunities.	1. Professional networking & student resources 2. Wellness component 3. Creation of volunteering opportunities related to field 4. Promotion of field through presentation to psychology departments 5. Coordinate brown bag speakers to discuss hot topics in fields
Student Association of the School of Information (SASI)	SASI is the official council for the School of Information. We strive to promote a sense of community within the iSchool and foster the ideas of professionalism and leadership. SASI is the primary link between School of Information Students and the administration of the school and the university.	SASI sponsors a number of iSchool events including the Austin Edible Book Festival, Tea with the Dean, as well as spontaneous student-initiated events. SASI also provides grants for iSchool students to attend professional conferences.
Student Bar Association	The student body of the law school is organized as a Student Bar Association, the membership of which includes all students in the school. The officers of the association are president, vice president secretary, treasurer, and Board of Governors. The organization co- ordinates the intellectual, cultural, social, and community service activities of the student body. Its goals are to unify the students and direct them toward worthy ends; to enhance cooperation and under- standing among students... (MORE IN FILE)	Law Week, Ex-Parte, Casino Night, Law School Auction, Committee Appointments, Friday Fizz, Think n' Drink, Publicity for Student Organization Meetings and Events, Encourage Student Involvement in Law School Issues, Facilitate Student Interaction with the Faculty and the Administration, The Honor Code, Educate the Student Body about Local and National Bar Associations, Facilitate Bar Review Services, Interaction with UT Student Government and Other Campus Organizations and Programs... (MORE IN FILE) 727 E. Dean Keeton
Student Conduct Advisory Committee (SCAC)	The SCAC provides the peer perspective on matters of student conduct and academic integrity at The University of Texas at Austin. The SCAC has a three-tiered purpose for supporting the University conduct system's principles: (a) ADVICE by providing input and feedback on issues relating to student conduct and academic integrity to the Office of the Dean of Students - Student Judicial Services; (b) ADVOCACY by providing educational outreach to University students, faculty, and staff; and (c) ADVANCEMENT by exploring new and innovative ways to increase student awareness of and involvement in the University's conduct system.	While the SCAC will provide assistance with IntegrityUT Week, sponsored by the Senate of College Councils Academic Integrity Committee, the committee has no plans for regularly occurring major events. The committee is centered around students committed to encouraging moral development on campus and who have an interest in the University's conduct system.
Student Consulting Initiative INACTIVE	To link UT students with struggling small businesses around Austin for two purposes: 1) help students find real-world business experience & 2) serve the community by buildng better businesses.	The major activity will be a case competition spnsored by SCI every semester.
Student Consulting International Organization (SCIO) INACTIVE	To become a training ground for student leaders who want to make a difference internationally.	SCIO will be a student organization committed to create and implement economically sustainable business solutions in developing communities while providing students with an opportunity for personal and professional growth.
Student Cooperative Council-Texas Chapter	To promote cooperative and sustainable living in the new era of globalization. We strive to bring attention to alternative living arrangements and social organizations based on cooperation.	"SCC" encourages its members to proactively look for solutions to social problems through cooperative means involving cooperative living in the 21st century.
Student Council for Exceptional Children	To participate in as many outreach/volunteering opportunities as possible, learn more about special education as a career, and work with other College of Education organizations on some larger projects.	We hope to work with Special Olympics, Habitat for Humanity, and other organizations that may relate to children with special needs, as well as learning more about careers in special education. SZB 330
Student Dietetic Association INACTIVE	To assist nutrition students at the University of Texas at Austin with professional development in order to provide valuable experiences relating to nutrition/ dietetics, establish a network of students with similar aspiration for peer support, and strengthen students' potential when applying to dietetic internship and graduate school.	Registered Dietitian shadowing program, mentorship program, Dietitic and Graduate School tips, attendance at Texas Dietetic Association and Austin Dietetic Association, scholarship opportunities.
Student Endowed Centennial Lectureship (SECL)	SECL is an endowed organization, supported by the $2 student contribution through registration. SECL hosts high-profile speakers and provides an opportunity for their speakers to interact with the university community.	Lectures. Past speakers include Bill Nye, Michael Moore, Colin Powell, and Sandra Day O'Connor.
Student Engineering Council (SEC)	The Student Engineering Council helps provide a vital and necessary bond between the students of the College of Engineering, its administration and the professional world. Through career fairs, competitions, and other programs the Engineering Council teaches and communicates information about academic issues, professional topics, and general interests. By coordinating the activities of some 40+ professional and academic engineering societies, the Council helps to expand and strengthen the spirit and dedication of current students.	EXPO Career Fair, Alternative Energy Challenge, Engineering Day at the Mall, Vector (UT Engineering Student Newspaper), Halloween Canned Food Drive, Electronic Waste Drive, Faculty Appreciation Week, National Engineers' Week, NAESC Regional and National Conferences, professional development, and social gatherings. Most outstanding academic/departmental organization 1999-2000 & 2000-2001. ECJ 1.222
Student Engineers Educating Kids (SEEK)	We strive to promote awareness of the engineering field to community youth through tutoring and mentoring while allowing engineering students to pursue philanthropic endeavors and learn more about their future careers.	Engineering students of all disciplines can earn 2 hours of class credit by becoming a mentor with Student Engineers Educating Kids (SEEK). As both an organization and a class, SEEK members enrich their engineering education with service learning and use an engineering design-based approach to create fun and informative projects aimed to foster an interest in STEM in at-risk and low income communities throughout Austin.
Student Entrepreneurship Opportunities	To provide a launch point for students entrepreneurship by offering networking opportunities to get connected with the entrepreneurial community and culture, and hosting events focused on execution of new venture ideas.	-Establish student founded startups -Organize 3 Day Startup (www.3daystartup.com) and related events -Collaborate with other entrepreneurship groups on campus. -Offer networking opportunities to student entrepreneurs.
Student Events Center Orange & White Ball Committee INACTIVE	The Orange & White Ball organization produces an annual event to honor and unite students, and to create lasting memories while improving student life at the university. The ball celebrates the success of the university's graduating seniors in a unified campus formal.	Orange & White Ball
Student Events Center Texas Revue Committee INACTIVE	The Texas Revue organization produces the largest student talent show of the year. This annual tradition showcases a variety of acts including, dancing, music and skits by registered student organizations and individual performers for the university community to enjoy.	Texas Revue
Student Events Center Tournaments and Games Committee INACTIVE	Tournaments and Games Committee produces programming designed to get students engaged with their peers. They facilitate a variety of entertaining events and trivia/sports-related tournaments, while having fun and encouraging the community to meet one another.	Trivia Nights (popular themes), Texas Torment (Haunted House), laser tag, blacktop mini-games, dodgeball.
Student Fashion Cooperative	To create and sustain a community of student designers, photographers, and stylists who will work together to gain experience in their respective career fields.	Members will use their skills and talents to help each other build their portfolios in a semester-long, print campaign project.
Student Government	To be the official student government of The University of Texas at Austin.	As the official student government, we will be a voice for students' interests both on and off campus. SAC 2.102 A6210
Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC)	To advise the student health center's administrators in issues of particular concern to the students.	Aid in promotion of the student health center creation and maintenance of suggestions and complaints. Possible health related forums.
Student Historic Preservation Association	The SHPA is dedicated to the advancement of preservation field & related areas of study through activities that include volunteering, advocacy, community outreach, extracurricular scholarship, & interdisciplinary collaboration.	Historic Preservation, Architecture, History, Art, Planning, Sustainability.
Student Leaders Pursuing Law	Aims to increase the awareness of the importance of diversity in the legal profession while maintaining a useful network of contacts' within the profession to provide guidance and advice to aspiring undergraduate minority law students.	Accomplishes its mission through hosting regular programs, service- based learning events and programs collaboration with the senior chapter at UT Law School. Our organization welcomes all undergraduate students with progressive interest in improving diversity in all branches of government.
Student Media Guild INACTIVE	To create an open forum for student media organizations to exchange ideas, network, and improve each group's work. We welcome all students with an interest in media at The University of Texas at Austin.	-Weekly Meetings -Roundtable Discussions about media & journalism -Presentations from media professionals -Social Events
Student Mobilization (StuMo)	Student Mobilization is a Christian organization that seeks to help college students develop in their leadership and spiritual lives.	Our major Activities include studies over leadership and spiritually as well as periodic community builders and social gatherings.
Student National Pharmaceutical Association	The Student National Pharmaceutical Association is an education and service association of pharmacy students and high school affiliate members, concerned about pharmacy and other health professions. The purpose of SNPhA is to plan, organize, coordinate, and execute programs geared toward improvement of the health, social, and educational environment of the community; while providing opportunities for professional development.	Monthly meetings, Pre-pharmacy mixer, Mock PCAT, HIV/AIDS Awareness, High School Mentoring, Hypertension Screenings and much more! For more information visit our website or email an officer.
Student Organ Donation Awareness Council	To educate students on the importance of organ donation and raise awareness of transplantation.	Bi-monthly to develop fundraisers for Donate Life Texas, speaker series, registration table on campus for students to register to be organ donors, Organ Donation Awareness Month events, etc.
Student Organization for Fogel and Shingo INACTIVE	Couches and changes: a student lobbying organization that sits and listens to the people via sofas and nuggets.	Couching 11:00-2:00 every Friday cause we think sitting is better than standing. If you have some ideas then #thisonesforyou, and remember #voteconstantly
Student Pharmacist Recovery Network	To focus pharmacy student activities in the College on educating others about drug problems(overuse, misuse, and addiction); to provide a safety net organization that can provide information and referral to help students who are having problems with mental and drug issues; to enhance inter-professional collaboration in these areas among health professional students at the university; and to advocate for curricular changes that will increase pharmacy students' knowledge about how to handle drug problems in patients.	Major activities will include educational projects for pharmacy students (and in many cases, other health professional students such as nursing and social work) about the causes and treatment of substance use and mental disorders; and about ways in which students and patients with such problems can receive help.
Student Veterans Association	To access, promote, and represent the interests of students with prior or current military association within the University of Texas at Austin community.	a) to ensure needs of incoming student veterans b) to serve as a clearinghouse for individuals c) to represent the interests' of the student d) to act as a conduit to local government and non-governmental services for students e) to educate and foster community growth f) to facilitate positive relationships between and among veterans and other student organizations
Student Web-Based Entrepreneurs INACTIVE	To help foster web-based entrepreneurship among interested UT students. In other words we will be a meeting place for students w/ certain skill sets looking to start businesses w/ students who have other necessary skills for the business idea.	Helping members spread word about a business they would like to start and/or find students who would be interested in helping them start said business.
Students Advancing Society INACTIVE	SAS is committed to Advancing society at the University of Texas at Austin. We as students will work towards becoming the premier service organization on campus.	Interested in doing service events in and around UT to help the community.
Students Against Cruelty to Animals (SACA) INACTIVE	Students Against Cruelty to Animals (SACA) is a student-run animal rights organization at the University of Texas at Austin. SACA educates the University on the consequences of using animals for food, clothing, entertainment, and experimentation, and the benefits of adopting compassionate alternatives.	SACA works through public education, research, special events, direct action and grassroots organizing. Through our efforts we aim to promote and defend the rights of non-human animals by asserting the rights and power of students.
Students Against Drunk Driving INACTIVE	To promote the students to stand up against drunk driving. To raise awareness of the negative effects of drinking and driving. To give student alternate modes of transportation.	West campus rallies to promote awareness candle light vigil to honor victims.
Students Against Sweatshops INACTIVE	To spread awareness on sweatshop conditions around the world and empower student in solidarity with workers and take action in fighting for better working conditions.	We work to promote more ethical production of UT clothing.
Students And Significant Others (SAS)	Foster relationships among married students and their families to enhance the educational experience while attending the Graduate School of Business.	Activities will include social events where married students, their spouses, and families can come together to form lasting and bene- ficial relationships.
Students Eating Together (SET) INACTIVE	To create meaningful, lasting friendships through having students eat together with new people, and through raising money for hungry children.	Our three main activities are: 1. Coordinate ways for students to eat together easily 2. Hold 3 fundraisers per semester benefitting hungry children 3. Have a potluck party at the end of every semester
Students for a Secure Campus	To advocate and to inform as it pertains to lawful concealed carry on campus.	SSC wil conduct informational meetings, interact with Texas legislators, and engage in political activism.
Students for a Sensible Drug Policy-Texas	Members of SSDP are concerned about the negative affects of drug abuse in our communities, but believe that the National War on Drugs is not only ineffective, but also harmful to the citizens it means to protect. The mission of SSDP is to foster discussion about how we as students and citizens can work together to effect positive change in local, regional, and national drug policies.	Discussion of drug policies, encouraging active participation as voting citizens
Students for Campus Carry INACTIVE	Students for Campus Carry is a national, non partisan, grassroots organization composed of more than 43,000 college students, professors, college employees, parents of college students, and concerned citizens who believe that holders of state-issued concealed handgun licenses should be allowed the same measure of personal protection on college campuses that current laws afford them virtually everywhere else. SCC has members in all fifty states and the District of Columbia.	Some ideas are to hold educational seminars, invite Congressmen to speak on campus, obtain formal recognition as a campus organization, take fellow students and faculty to a day at the range, circulate petitions, hold meetings, hand out flyers, post flyers in campus building & dorms, invite the local media to large events, host formal debates, organize a campus chapter visit to the state assembly to petition your elected officials in person, write opinion pieces for the campus & local newspapers, participate in talk radio, etc.
Students for Clean Water	Students for Clean Water is a student organization at the University of Texas at Austin dedicated to ending the world's water crisis by raising funds and awareness about the issue.	We use a variety of channels to tell the stories of people who need clean water and adequate sanitation and we work to gather the funds necessary to meet that need.
Students for Cooperative Living INACTIVE	To promote cooperative and sustainable living in the era of globalization. We strive to bring attention to alternative living arrangements and social organizations based on cooperation.	Create activities that promote sustainable living and cooperation. Our special interests include the promotion of various cooperative arrangements in Austin and around the country.
Students for David Wahlberg for 167th District Court INACTIVE	Students for David Wahlberg will focus on gathering support for and spreading the world about David Wahlberg's bid for judge in the 167th district court. The organization will campaign for him on and off campus to help him get elected this march.	Activities are tentative, but there's a good chance there will block-walking, signature collecting, and other campaigning.
Students for Education and Community Advancement	To engage in mentorship, tutoring, and community service activities that promote higher education and the overall welfare of local high school students.	Host panels and forums, completing community service projects, and striving for scholarships for students in their pursuit of higher education.
Students for Education Reform-Texas	The mission of SFER-Texas is to educate club members and other University of Texas Students about issues in education reform while getting involved in local schools and the Austin community. More specifically, we work together to create undergraduates that understand the issues, create a UT community that is aware of the education reform movement, and create members that are engaged in the field of education to help Austin area students.	-Understanding: SFER-Texas is constantly working to gain knowledge of all the opinons in the education reform debate. Each week, we discuss new topics and debates during our regular meetings. -Awareness: Our members work to bring education reform issues to the forefront through discussion series, speaker series, movie screenings, and other events. -Engagement: Getting involved in the community is an important part of the SFER-Texas mission. We strive to make sure that all of our members have a chance to take internship and volunteer positions in the education field so that they can learn firsthand about the education system as they work to make a difference.
Students for Equity and Diversity Agency INACTIVE	SED was established with the sole purpose of designing and implementing diversity education programs for all students. We seek to promote awareness and appreciation of self and others through interactive exercises, discussions, video presentations, and peer facilitation.	Our major activities are our welcome event Steps for Success and Desserts for Leaders in the fall. Along with the Multicultural Leadership Institute in the fall and our Women's forums throughout the year.
Students for Gluten Free Awareness INACTIVE	To bring awareness and clarity to the ambiguities surrounding gluten intolerance and Celiac's disease	Informational presentations, Gluten-free cook-off, recipe sharing and product taste testing.
Students for Joaquin Castro INACTIVE	To organize the University of Texas campus and help elect Representative Joaquin Castro to the United States Congress.	Phone banking, block walking, tabling, distributing information
Students for Modern Warriors INACTIVE	To facilitate projects that increase awareness about issues facing veterans, encourage the community to show appreciation for military service, and to personally reach out to the families of fallen soldiers.	Urging administration to build a new memorial statue for UT veterans, sending care packages to troops overseas each month, and overall bringing civilian and veteran students together.
Students for Recovery	Our purpose is to support Recovery at The University of Texas.	We wish to hold special events to reduce stigma of recovery and have a whole approach to service within the community.
Students for Service INACTIVE	To create and cultivate new leaders while donating to non-profit organizations.	This organization provides leadership abilities along with providing money for a good cause.
Students for the GSC	To serve as a group for students interested in supporting the GSC (Gender and Sexuality Center)	Help planning GSC events, help staffing and volunteers with GSC events.
Students for the Margaret C. Berry Student Activity Center INACTIVE	To advocate for the naming of the Student Activity Center after Dr. Margaret C. Berry.	Working with the students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends of the university to realize our vision of seeing the Student Activity Center named in honor of Dr. Margaret Berry.
Students Helping the Homeless INACTIVE	To raise money and resources to donate to ARCH (Austin Resource Center for the Homeless) in order to reduce the homeless population in Austin.	Volunteering at ARCH, organizing can drives, organizing raffles to generate money.
Students in Medical Laboratory Science (SMLS)	To increase awareness about CLS/MT as a profession. To promote the ideas of scholarship, leadership, service and fellowship. - to provide students the opportunity to realize their academic and leadership potentials, to provide opportunities to participate in community service and fellowship activities in and out of the University. To provide a comfortable environment for students in different disciplines to network and participate within a purposeful organization. To help students in transition.	Lecturers/Guest Speakers. Community Service Activities. University-sanctioned events. Fellowship/Social Activities Fundraising Events.
Students in Partnership with Ghanaian Development	To support sustanable development in Ghana through the collaboration of UT and Ghanaian students who conceptualize and implement community projects each summer.	Students will travel to Ghana as a part of the Maymester and engage in varying social development services.
Students of East Africa	Our Mission is to acquaint students and faculty of the two perspective countries and to congregate ourselves so that we may help each other a s well as help our communities home and abroad.	To act as a tool and means of execution of service projects to improve our communities and countries. To create opportunities for members to interact and socialize. To connect SEE with other communities and organizations with similar aspirations. To welcome incoming students of Eritrean and Ethiopian background to adapt more easily to the college community.
Students of the World (SOW)	Students of the World (SOW) is a student-initiated organization that is dedicated to empowering college students to create digital media that shines a light on the progress happening in our community and around the globe. SOW believes that true appreciation of issues, causes, and global cultures is achieved through hands-on-participation in activities which directly reveal and affect global cultures.	A group of students travels to a foreign country and are hosted by local families. The students document their experience in order to present their new found knowledge to the community when they return.
Students Team Up to Fight Hunger - STUFH Longhorn Chapter	To join the fight against hunger, raise food for the needy in the local community, and increase hunger awareness on campus.	Organizing food drives on campus and around the community and volunteering at the local food bank.
StufSA: Students For Study Abroad INACTIVE	We promote international exploration by bringing together those who have studied or lived abroad and those interested in doing so.	We will table, host events, and participate as an organization at major university functions. You can usually find us on the second floor of Wooldridge Hall (WOH) next to the front desk.
Subiendo Longhorn Chapter	To create a network of UT students who participate in Subiendo: The Academy for Rising Leaders. These individuals will 1) mentor rising high school seniors who attend Subiendo, 2) volunteer in service projects, 3) represent Subiendo to members of the community, high school counselors/administrators and students.	Subiendo Longhorns will attend the leadership academy and return as a team leader, participate in outreach to local communities around the state encouraging students to apply for the program and recruit other UT students to apply as team leaders for the summer program, attend networking events, and participate in service projects.
Supply Chain Management Student Organization	To promote the supply chain management major and to inform students about the career opportunities in the field.	Social events and guests speakers from corporations.
Synapse	Our goal is provide an informal space for students to cultivate, explore, and refine their interests in the broad field of neuroscience. We try to foster a positive, relaxed environment where students can hone their critical thinking and public speaking skills. Fundamentally, we seek to provide a sense of community by serving as a home on campus for undergraduates curious and/or passionate about neuroscience.	During our regular meetings, we host peer-led discussions and informal talks by campus researchers. We also host the Undergraduate Neuroscience Journal Club, where we (learn to) read, present, and discuss scientific papers. On the side, we help fellow students get into research labs. Some of the other things we have done in the recent past include: book club, lab tours, faculty meet-and-greet, movie nights, flavor-tripping, and outreach/service. In the spring, we host "NeurOlympics," a team trivia competition for neuro-nerd fame and glory.

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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.

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