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| Organization | Purpose | Functions |
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| U T Aikido Club | Practicing mind-body coordination through special Ki-development exercise and through non-aggressive, non-competitive self-defense arts. We provide instruction in Ki-Aikido for both beginning and experienced persons. We try to inform the University community, through occasional seminars and demonstrations, of the art of Ki- Aikido, and to give people the chance to learn relaxation and coordi- nation techniques they can use in their daily life activities. | Seminars by visiting instructors from other parts of the country. Most of our meetings are spent actually practicing Ki-Aikido flexi- bility exercises, self-defense, coordination practice, breathing and meditation. Occasionally, we see films. We also practice some with wooden staves and swords. RLM 10.128 |
| U T Archery | To further archery as a competitive intercollegiate sport, and to provide students not interested in competition an opportunity to improve archery skills. | 1) Competing in tournaments held by other collegiate teams in Texas and out of state; 2) Holding our own intercollegiate tournaments; 3) Attending U.S. Intercollegiate Archery Championships |
| U T Badminton Club | To promote interest and encourage participation in the game of badminton. | |
| U T Ballet Folklorico | To promote cultural awareness throughout the community through per- formance, to learn about and perform the various regional dances of Mexico and to entertain. | Our major activity is performing for UT and Austin communities for special events to which we are invited by organizations and clubs sponsoring the events. |
| U T Concert Chorale | To provide University students with a musically satisfying and educational choral experience and to extend enjoyment to the surrounding community and beyond. | Each year the Concert Choir gives two campus concerts in addition to numerous smaller programs in the Austin area. The choir is composed of both music and non-music majors from the graduate and undergraduate levels. |
| U T Fencing Club | Provide members of the University community with the opportunity to develop their fencing skills and increase their enjoyment of the sport through participation in organized drills, bouting and tourna- ment competition. | Organized practice and coaching, participating in and organizing formal and informal competition on collegiate and amateur open levels, educational fencing demonstrations. |
| U T ITF Taekwondo Team | To represent The University of Texas in the realm of ITF Taekwondo through competition and community. | Weekly classes, optional competitions, seminars by natinally recognized experts, testing 3-4 times per year. *For keyword search* Taekwon Do Taekwon-Do TaekwonDo |
| U T Judo Club | 1) To provide instruction in Judo for both beginning and experienced persons. 2) To have fun. 3) To represent The University of Texas in Judo events. | The club practices in the evening, three days a week with several coaches including Chris Ulcak and Patrick Schneider. A competitive team takes part in several tournaments per year at the state and national levels. |
| U T Kendo Association | To further the study and practice of Kendo (Japanese fencing). | Our primary activities involve intense physical training in the form of exercises as well as single combat. D7500 |
| U T Men's Chorus | Further the advancement and awareness of men's choral literature in th e University of Texas. Also, the training of men's choral ability. A lso to revive the Mens Glee Club tradition at U T. | concerts, including performances around the U T campus and the surrounding community |
| U T Men's Soccer Team | Participation in intercollegiate athletic soccer programs. | Playing soccer. |
| U T Men's Ultimate Club | To promote advancement in the frisbee disc sport. | Conduct clinics and demonstrations on frisbee disc techniques and games. Present films on frisbee disc events and tournaments. Host Fall and Spring Ultimate tournaments. Aid in organizing the campus ACU-I Frisbee disc competition. GRE 2.200 |
| U T Racquetball Club | To promote competitive racquetball within The University and to promote and develop an intercollegiate team to represent The University. | Racquetball. Gregory Rec Sports Office |
| U T Roller Hockey INACTIVE | To play street hockey. We need to have a playing area reserved for us for a few designated time periods each week. If there is enough interest, we may organize a team to represent the university in competition. Even so, the club will still welcome those who are only interested in recreation and not athletics. | Pick-up games or scrimmages at least twice weekly; participation in local tournaments, and possibly, competition with other schools will be our main activities. The chief purpose of this club is to preserve a place for us to play. |
| U T Sailing Club | As described in the UT Sailing Club Constitution The purpose of this club shall be to provide an organized sailing program, to improve the sailing ability of any member and promote recreational sailing. | Club is directed toward its goals through three major divisions of activities: 1) daysailing, 2) sailing instructions; 3) inter-club racing. The Sailing Club also holds various social activities like parties and campouts. |
| U T Sailing Team | The University of Texas Sailing Team is a nationally competitive club sport. Our goal is to expand the love and knowledge of competitive sailing throughout the University community and our district at large. | Weekly meetings, practice, and competitions. |
| U T Student Organization Safety Board INACTIVE | The board is a liaison between registered student organizations and the Office of the Dean of Students for risk management and student safety issues. The board is a resource for members, and authorized representatives in student organizations in identifying and minimizing the level of risk and ensure student safety during co-curricular activities. | a) Provide recommendations/feedback on DOS policies and procedures related to risk management. b) Promote a campus wide student organization decision making approach based on careful consideration of student safety and risk issues. c) Share student perspective on student organization safety and risk issues with DOS staff. d) Assist in development/implementation of student organization risk management programs. |
| U T Student Society of Health-System Pharmacists | To serve as a forum for students interested in health-system pharmacy; to publicize the opportunities available in health-system pharmacy; to establish a close relationship between health-system students and the Tx Society of Health-System Pharmacists. | Monthly meetings at noon and special field trips to visit hospitals, state and national meetings. |
| U T Water Ski Team | To represent The University at sanctioned tournaments of the South Central Conference of the American Ski Association. | During the warm months of Fall and Spring, we usually have 2 tournaments each month. Host Ski Clinics each semester. |
| U T Women's Chorus | 1) To represent The University of Texas through musical performance; 2) to provide educational benefits to members; and 3) to provide social benefits to students. | Performances both on and off campus to provide entertainment, and to represent The University of Texas to the best of our ability. |
| U T Women's Club Soccer | Promote and expand game of soccer for women at The University of Texas. | Intercollegiate competitive organization. 2101 Speedway |
| U T Women's Ultimate Frisbee | To render and perpetuate the love of the game in Austin and, specifically, at UT, through athleticism and sportsmanship. | We have 3 practices per week and we travel to tournaments, both in Texas and out-of-state. We encourage our members to participate in these events, but they are not required. |
| U T Women's Volleyball Club | To promote the development of olympic-style power volleyball, and to teach more players the proper way to play the sport. Volleyball is one of the fastest growing sports in the US today, but many Americans don't know that the game is more than a recreational activity. By ex- posing the game to more people, the club hopes to foster an interest in more people for picking up power volleyball, and undertaking the effort necessary to develop the skills to play the game correctly. | To field graduate and undergraduate teams to compete with other club teams from colleges and universities in the area. Among our adver- saries are Texas A & M, Rice, Houston, UTA and Trinity. 1 Universit Station D7500 |
| U T Women's Water Polo | To teach and compete in water polo nation wide. | Nation wide competition (California, Alabama, Arizona, Colorado, Texas, New Mexico, Mexico). GRE 2.200 |
| U.T. FACULTY WOMEN'S ORGANIZATION | TO PROVIDE A SUPPORT NETWORK TO WOMEN IN THE CAMPUS COMMUNITY, TO SPONSOR PROGRAMS CONCERNED WITH THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF WOMEN FACULTY, AND TO DISSEMINATE INFORMATION ABOUT UNIVERSITY PRACTICE & POLICY. | |
| Umoja | Umoja has a mission to inspire women of color at The University of Texas at Austin to be politically and socially pro-active, culturally responsible, and resolute in empowering women. | Umoja holds weekly meetings every Tuesday to discuss relevant topics that pertain to and effect women. Umoja also holds programs, both educational and social, throughout the academic school year that promote unity and academic achievement on campus. |
| Uncharted | To serve the Austin community and cultivate relationships among members. The official student ministry of Gateway college. | Philanthropy events, serving the Austin community, cultivating deep and enriching relationships, provide entertainment, create an environment that is open and welcoming to those searching for community |
| Undergraduate Architecture Student Council | To promote and develop an awareness of the built environment, serve as a nucleus for student activities and interests, serve as a liaison for the students to the faculty administration and the professional in architecture. | Visiting lecture series; newsletter; all school picnic; Beaux Arts Ball; Educational Film series; Teacher-Student Firesides; informa- tional bulletin board; Opus Incertum (Student Publication). |
| Undergraduate Art History Association | To promote the visual arts and to investigate the career and ed- ucational opportunities of its members. | Establish a dialogue between the Art History and Studio Arts departments of U.T. through various activities directed toward art majors and enthusiasts. We plan bus trip to major exhibitions in Texas museums and also organize an art opening to sell U.T. students' artwork, giving students an opportunity to understand and take part in the gallery experience. |
| Undergraduate Business Council | The Undergraduate Business Council serves as a vital link between the students of the McCombs School of Business administration, faculty, and the professional world. Through student-led programs and activities, UBC educates and informs the McCombs student body about academic issues, professional topics, and general interests. By serving as the umbrella organization for McCombs, UBC's mission is to help organize and unite the McCombs Affiliated Student Organizations to make a strong student body that supports its school. | McCombs Kickoff, Faculty Research Presentation, VIP: Distinguished Speaker Series, Business Week, Parent's Weekend, McCombs Fall Case Competition, McCombs Spring Case Competition, Barbara Jordan and George Mitchell Leadership Awards, Company Field Trip, VISIT, McCombs Executive Summit, Faculty Honor Roll, Thank Your Professor, GPS, BBA Legacy Campaign, McCombs Town Hall, Engineering vs. Business, Mr. Mccombs Pageant. |
| Undergraduate Consulting Group INACTIVE | The official purpose of UCG is to promote the discipline of consulting among undergraduate students through networking and educational opportunities, while ate the same tie broadening horizons through hands on the interactions with professional consulting firms. | 1.Case Competitions. 2.Guess Speakers. 3. Networking events. 4. General Meetings. 5. Social events. |
| Undergraduate Consulting Group (UCG) INACTIVE | The official purpose of UCG is to promote the discipline of consulting among undergraduate students through networking and educational opportunities, while at the same time broadening horizons through hands on interactions with professional consulting firms. | 1. Case competitions. 2. Guest speakers 3. Networking events 4. General meetings 5. Social events |
| Undergraduate French Club | We are an organization that is dedicated to the advancement of fancophone culture in all its forms. | There are weekly conversation hours for students to practice their french in a relaxed setting. We also have french culture and language related socials with French community organizations as well. |
| Undergraduate Geological Society | To provide an organization for undergraduate geology students to unite in a social and professional environment. | The organization's major activities will include meetings, field trips, speakers, social events, and community involvement. |
| Undergraduate Hospitality and Airline Association | To establish a professional environment that fosters knowledge in the hotel, gaming, aviation, and food and beverages industries, increasing student awareness by linking established operational, managerial, and financial processes to current events, thus enabling channels of applied communication between students, faculty, and industry professionals. | Weekly meetings, monthly dinner outings, industry professionals panels. Special interests: hotels, airlines, and gaming. |
| Undergraduate Linguistic Society INACTIVE | This organization is designed to host social events for students with interests in linguistics, promote linguistic research, create avenues for students to communicate with the department and to host a graduate application career workshop. | Table at the Research Bazaar, grad application workshop, career workshop, academic article club, study group. |
| Undergraduate Mock Trial Association | Allow students interested in law and advocacy to compete in mock trial s against other colleges and universities. Participation in mock trial will give students an opportunity to learn from real trial attorneys, strengthen their understanding of the law and enhance their public sp eaking abilities. | This organization will compete nationally at invitationals and will represent the University of Texas at regional and national tournaments . |
| Undergraduate Philosophy Association INACTIVE | The Undergraduate Philosophy Association is a student-run organization open to all undergraduates. By hosting numerous events and gatherings we aim to enhance the quality of undergraduate education and improve the quality of community for all philosophy majors. Our goal is to promote undergraduate scholarship in philosophy. | We meet weekly to discuss topics of philosophical interest and aim to go beyond the standard material covered in undergraduate classes. |
| Undergraduate Real Estate Society | Our purpose is to provide undergraduate students with access to knowledge, experience, relationships, and professional opportunities in the commercial real estate world. We are also committed to help lead the real estate program as well as The McCombs School of Business and The University of Texas at Austin to becoming better academic establishments. | Property tours, office visits in other major cities, career panels, guest speakers, leadership panels, training sessions in ARGUS and MS Excel, social events, access to ULI events. |
| Undergraduate Studies Council | The Undergraduate Studies Council is the official student representative organization of the School of Undergraduate Studies. | The Council represents UGS students to school and university administration and plans activities and initiatives for the benefit of students ( town hall meetings, Longhorn School Bus, Megellean Circles, faculty/staff appreciation, social events, etc.) |
| UNICEF-Student Chapter | UNICEF-Student Chapter will educate the campus and community about UNICEF's child survival work, advocate awareness of child survival issues, and raise funds for children around the world. | In order to raise money, we will participate in such activities as UNICEF's World Water Week and Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF. |
| United Students for Veterans' Health - Texas Chapter | The mission of United Students for Veterans' Health is to aid in the care and to enrich the lives of veterans. It is our cherished goal to foster relationships between veterans and students. Here at UT, we strive to honor the commitments of the men and women who served in our Armed Forces by giving them the gift of time. There's no better way to show your American (and Texan) pride than by spending time with the veterans who fought for the freedoms we all share. We strive to create a world where students learn from the important life experiences of veterans, and the veterans benefit from the youth and enthusiasm of the student volunteers. | As a volunteer for the University of Texas USVH chapter, you will select a time slot each week (preferably 2 or more hours) to attend one of our volunteering events on campus or at one of our affiliated volunteer sites. These may change on a weekly basis and may be tailored to your unique interests. Contact us for more information! |
| University Accounting Association | Facilitate the recruiting process by providing a forum where students and professionals can interact in an informal setting; educate students about careers in accounting; foster social interaction among students. | Sponsor meetings and presentations by professionals in the financial and accounting fields; sponsor field trips to accounting firms and industry offices. |
| University Baptist College Labyrinth | To have a solidified presence on the University of Texas campus and encourage involvement in University Baptist Church. | Bible study, exploration of faith, fellowship amonst peers, support for the LGBTQ community, mission work for the indigent, outreach to the city of Austin and UT campus. |
| University Boxing | To engage is safe, non-contact boxing training for the purpose of fitness and basic self-defense. Self-discipline, commitment, and a sense of community are to be emphasized. | The organization is to meet 2-3 times a week to perform various training activities such as jump roping, ab exercises, and heavy bag routines. 2408 Leon St #118 |
| University Democrats | To promote candidates and ideals of the Democratic Party and increase political awareness and activity in the University community. | Weekly general meetings with political speakers and volunteer opportunities; campus political events; committees that discuss and guide different areas of the organizations activities; west mall information table. |
| University Elohim Fellowship | To study the secrets of, which the Bible testifies about, Elohim God, Heavenly Mother, the Passover, the Sabbath day, and the Second Coming of Christ, and discuss ideas. To practice Heavenly Mother's love in Austin with U.T. Students, in order to increase collaboration and public community development in U.T. and in the U.S.A. | Bible seminars, on-campus promotional activities, questionnaires, one-on-one Bible study and sharing the heart and mind of Gods' love with students. |
| University Entrepreneur's Association INACTIVE | The University Entrepreneur's Association brings students interested in entrepreneurship together to share experiences and ideas. We also host corporate speakers to share their knowledge on entrepreneurship. | Host corporate p=speakers, volunteer activities, socials, company field trips |
| University Entrepreneurship (Longhorn Chapter) | U-Entrepreneurship is an entrepreneurial organization that has chapters across the globe. U-Entrepreneurship aims to promote the tenets of entrepreneurship by educating students on entrepreneurship through real-life experiences and allowing students to develop and implement their innovative start-up ideas. U-Entrepreneurship (University of Texas) will bring entrepreneurs from different majors and backgrounds together to create start-ups and host various entrepreneurial events. This will help promote the entrepreneurial spirit and knowledge to the student body and the community. Through this process, U-Entrepreneurship (University of Texas) believes that it will be able to develop future entrepreneurs and business leaders by helping students achieve their goals in a community of highly motivated and driven students. | There will be an entrepreneurial showcase each semester where members of the organization will present the projects they worked on during the semester to angel investors and capitalists. The best project will attend the entrepreneurial showcase held at the University of Michigan. |
| University Fashion Group | Inform students interested in fashion of the many aspects and areas of career possibilities. | Natural food and fiber, protein commission, speakers that are involved in some aspect of fashion. We usually have at least one fashion show and field trip during the year. e-mail/www address: erika.crawford@captiol.tlc.texas.gov |
| University Film and Arts Alliance (UFAA) INACTIVE | To give students who love film, theater, music and arts a platform to produce high quality products. | Fil making, theater shows production, experience/study workshop. |
| University Filmmakers' Alliance (UFA) | The University Filmmakers Alliance is a registered student organization at the University of Texas Austin. The organization is open to all UT students and encourages them to create films with fellow students. UFA was founded in 1997 when several Radio/Television/Film students felt they were not given enough experience by the department. Over the years, many students aspiring in film have met and created movies together, received internships or jobs, and have become acquinted with industry professionals. | Weekly meetings with local film community guests, group filmmaking challenges, JumpCut Film Festival, and a filmmaker conference every April. |
| University Finance Association | The University Finance Association provides students interested in the world of finance with a diverse network of over 200 member & Alumni. Our corporate speakers augment classroom instrucion by teaching us about corporate culture, various careers, & industry characteristics. Members are also able to share their experiences with interviewing, work, & companies. | 1.) Invite corporate speakers/ recruiters 2.) Provide educational programs and activites 3.) Participate in volunteer activites 4.) Host fun socials |
| University Flying Club | The purpose of the University Flying Clup is to provide the most affordable way of getting your pilot's license as well as providing a social atmosphere for all who are interested in aviation. The University Flying Club is home to all who are interested in aviation. | We hold regular meetings to discuss aviation. We take several regular trips in our planes every other weekend. We fly to different destinations all over Texas. |
| University Future First Responders INACTIVE | To create a strong relationship between the University of Texas Police Department, and all other Austin First Responder Services, and to educate the UT community on what police officers, fire fighters, paramedics, and all other First Responders do. | Providing educational trainings, hosting guest speakers, and a variety of other events. |
| University Interfaith Council INACTIVE | This group acts as a way for students from all faiths and philosophies to come together to share ideas about faith and to work to dialog - the first step at establishing peace between religions. | To facilitate dialogue between members of different faiths in a number of different settings and to provide members will interfaith service opportunities. |
| University Investors Association | Designed to educate students on investment methods and careers in the field of investments | investment challenge, professional, faculty, and MBA speakers, community service, social events |
| University Krav Maga INACTIVE | Getting fit and fearless learning battle proven techniques of Krav Magra. | Meeting a 2-3 times per week to get learn and practice Krav Maga. |
| University Leadership Initiative | To promote and acquire support for the Dream Act - a proposed law which would benefit undocumented students to obtain legal status and therefore practice their professions. | To participate in conferences and social events to disseminate knowledge about the Dream Act. The organization will have fundraisers throughout the semester. |
| University Life Advocates INACTIVE | ULA is a student-led organization that is against abortion. Founded in the 1980s, ULA concentrates on three sectors of the pro-life movement: student out reach, women's services through crisis pregnancy centers and political activism. We strive to use non-confrontational public discourse methods to bring awareness about the injustices of abortion and on campus. In addition, we feel that providing alternatives to abortion is crucial to being pro-life. We emphasize volunteer work in order to expand and strengthen these alternatives. | Meetings, lectures, debates, films, etc. concerning right to life issues. Encourage lobbying for right to life legislation. Fund- raisers for abortion alternative agencies. We condone only legal peaceful action. |
| University Management Association | UMA is a student-run organization that offers students insight on management skills and practices for their future careers. Management applies to all businesses, and the skill set it offers can be beneficial in any career path. UMA also assists in broadening students' network here at McCombs, UT and in their futures. | UMA will offer distinguished speakers, to talk about management and its role in the business world, to students. It will also function as a place where students can network with each other and professionals, while also having social events. |
| University Meteorology Club | To study, observe, and discuss current and upcoming weather events. | Look at weather-related events locally as well as nationally and discuss any important. Also, participate in activities around campus that allow the student population to be informed of the impact of meteorology. Conduct trips to weather stations in the area at times throughout the semester. |
| University Nerdfighters | The University Nerdfighter organization is a service organization based on the example of best-selling author John Green, and his brother Hank, founder of ecogeek.com. Nerdfighters do not fight nerds, rather they fight FOR nerdiness. We are a small chapter of a larger online community, banded together by the idea of fighting to make the world a better place while eliminating the negative aspects of the world. We are an all-inclusive group who seek to increase knowledge, acceptance, and awesomeness. | The University Nerdfighters, along with the thousands of Nerdfighters across the globe, work to improve the lives of others through efforts such as Kiva, the Project for Austin, and many other service projects. We strive toward increasing the general awesomeness of the world. |
| University of Texas - Academy of Student Pharmacists | Encourage advancement of pharmacy as a profession and as a science. Also to develop interest in and loyalty to the College of Pharmacy of The University of Texas at Austin and to promote a community of in- terest between the faculty and the students. | Serve as a social function for pharmacy students. Diabetes Detection Drive, cancer screenings, high blood pressure screenings, CPR classes, administer Health Check Test to senior citizens, blood drives, pre-0 pharmacy orientation, parties, bus trips to San Antonio Health Science Center, involvement in area, state, and National Pharmaceutical Assoc- National Pharmaceutical Association. iation. Pharmacy Building |
| University of Texas Amateur Radio Club | To further the enjoyment of Amateur Radio (or Ham Radio) by providing aid in obtaining a Ham license, by providing a working radio station and through contact with other Hams. | Meetings on the third Monday of every month. A complete radio station (call sign N5XU) is available to all members and is located on the roof of WRW. ENS 420 |
| University of Texas at Austin Argentine Tango | To promote the dance, music, and culture of Argentine tango. | UTATC organizes weekly dance classes and practices so that its members can learn and perfect the skills for dancing Argentine tango. The club also organizes monthly milongas (tango dance parties) and group meetings to enjoy Argentine tango culture through movies and music. |
| University of Texas Bass Team | Provide a social environment for students interested in tournament bass fishing. | The main goal of the club is to support students interested in tournament bass fishing. Activities will include tournaments and meetings. |
| University of Texas Cycling | To promote cycling at The University of Texas, both recreational and competitive. | 1) Training rides each day and/or weekends; 2) scheduled speakers to talk at meetings about racing or maintenance; 3) Taking groups to nearby races and the intercollegiate race (U.S.C.F. sponsored); 4) sponsoring our own intercollegiate races 5) planning a long tour over the holidays. |
| University of Texas Hispanic Journalists | To organize and provide mutual support for Hispanic student journalists in English, Spanish and bilingual media; to encourage the study and practice of journalism and mass communication by Hispanics; to further employment and career opportunities for Hispanic student journalists; to encourage students to participate in the different media outlets at UT. | A job/internship/scholarship/ exchange; guest speakers; community service; fundraisers. |
| University of Texas Leadership and Ethics Institute | The University of Texas Leadership and Ethics Institute (LEI), in the Office of the Dean of Students, promotes effective leadership and citizenship through experiential learning, training, and resources. As a central resource, students can participate in student leadership development as a curricular and co-curricular component of their education. | To fulfill its mission, LEI: 1) Provides leadership programs and opportunities by combining education (knowledge), training (skills), development (growth), and service (action) to integrate curricular and co-curricular activities; 2) Challenges and supports students' intellectual developmental processes; 3) Serves the University community by promoting interaction of students, faculty, staff, and community members through collaborative efforts; 4) Conducts theory-based research to further the field of leadership studies; and 5) Employs multiple theoretical models to reflect the importance of cultural influences on leadership. |
| University Panhellenic Council - UPC | To make and enforce the rules for the sororities pertaining to the areas of academics and scholarship, membership and social. | Oversee activities and events of the fourteen Panhellenic Sororities, provide leadership training, supervise recruitment week, and conduct workshops and programming for the 2,300 members that are in Panhellenic Sororities. A5800 |
| UNIVERSITY POLICE ASSOCIATON | TO PROMOTE A FAMILY OR TEAM ATMOSPHERE AT THE UTPD, TO PROMOTE THE TRAINING AND PROFESSIONALISM OF THE UTPD, TO PROMOTE THE IMAGE OF THE UTPD, TO PROMOTE SERVICE TO THE UT COMMUNITY AND TO PROMOTE COMMUNICATION AND UNDERSTANDING AMONG THE UTPD AND THE UT COMMUNITY. | N/A |
| University Recording Club INACTIVE | Our purpose is to record music, network within the University of Texas, and network throughout the music industry in Austin. Equipment is not required. | Email us if you are interested in recording, becoming a member, or opportunities in the Austin music scene. Please have materials practiced and ready before recording. |
| University Residence Hall Association | URHA is committed to improving the quality of on campus residence life at the University of Texas through improved communication between the division of housing and food and the residence halls | Meetings twice a month. |
| University Screenwriters Guild INACTIVE | To foster a community of screenwriters at the University of Texas. | Screenwriting technique discussions, awareness of local and national screenwriting competitions, peer-to-peer advice and critique, software demonstrations, and more. |
| University Scuba Club | To bring interested persons together for sport and social functions. Promote safety and environmental protection. To provide an open forum for the diving sport. | Monthly meetings, films, guest speakers, club sponsored dives and parties. |
| University Securities Investment Team | To engage students in an interactive and educational atmosphere, which promotes their personal, academic, and occupational growth through financial securities analysis. | Active portfolio management and analysis, professional speakers, and community involvement. |
| University Service Corps - Texas INACTIVE | To engage UT Students in global and domestic community development. | To provide service learning activities that consist of helping the community in Austin and also helping other areas abroad during longer breaks. |
| University Speleological Society | Promote communication between persons interested in caves and caving activities and spread knowledge of the need for conservation in Texas. | Clearinghouse for information about caving activities past, present, and future. Coordinate cave related activities between members. |
| University Swedish Club | The Swedish Club aims to provide a space in which students who have any level of interest in Swedish language and/or culture a venue through which they may effectively explore these subjects and socialize with those students the same share said interests. | The primary activities of the Swedish Language Club will be based on informal meetings that will occur weekly on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, as well as an additional, official weekly meeting that takes place on Wednesday nights. |
| University Theatre Guild | UTG serves as an outlet for theatre for those who love theatre and did it in high school but don't necessarily want to major in it, theatre majors who want to perform but aren't cast in the department and those who want to try theatre for the first time. UTG is not connected to the theatre department and is completely self-funded. | We put on two plays a semester. Our membership votes on plays and directors for the following semester. We do everything ourselves-act, direct, tech, publicize, and sometimes even write. |
| University Vegetarians | To provide a social outlet for the vegetarians and vegans of the University and to encourage all students through outreach, literature, and events to adopt a vegetarian/vegan diet. | Tabling, protests, movie screenings, discussions, rallies, social dinners, volunteer services, and helping the University to become vegan. Our special interests are animals' interests. |
| University Watch INACTIVE | Inform students about the increasing privatization of higher education and the history of activism on campus. | Provide teach ins and educational material regarding the privatization of the UT campus. |
| University Yoga Club | To study and practice yoga. There will be an off campus speaker/ instructor who will be donating his services. | To hold group yoga classes and practice sessions. |
| USGBC Students | UT USGBC Student Group's purpose shall be to link the various active campus participants of the Green Building movement together through various programs, campaigns, and special events as set by the organization's constitution and bylaws. | a) To foster education in the field of sustainable building b) To educate about sustainable building and design c) To improve methods of sustainability d) To develop public understanding of sustainability and e) To promote understanding, use, and adoption of Green Building Practices at UT |
| UT Artists in Action | Artists in Action is the UT student chapter of the National Art Education Association. Out mission is to promote community dialogue about visual arts through collaborative partnerships with the UT Department of Art and Art History, art educators and organizations throughout Austin, and all members of Artists in Action. | Our focus will be service projects, fundraisers, social outings, the exchange of ideas and lesson plans, and networking with visual arts professionals. |
| UT Austin Drupal Users Group | To promote and share knowledge about the use of the Drupal content management system on the UT Austin campus. | n/a |
| UT Dance Team | To develop the dancing skills of its members through preparation for the participation in dance competitions. | Major activities of this organization will include: 1) civic and charity performances; 2) participation in dance competitions. |
| UT Faculty Women's Organization | To provide a support network to women in the campus community, to sponsor programs concerned with the professional development of women faculty, and disseminate information about University practice and policy. | None |
| UT for REED: Rural Enhancement through Education & Design INACTIVE | To encourage student participation and involvement in projects related to the design and education of healthcare needs in developing countries. | Our goals for the Fall 2007 is to put together 10 first aid kits to place, along with a coloring book promoting healthy habits in the schools of 10 Chortie villages near Copan Ruinas, Honduras. |
| UT General Interest | To raise awareness of general interest of UT. | To host awareness events to raise awareness of awareness and general interest |
| UT ISPOR | Society of Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research Student Chapter will provide an environment where students canshare knowledge in pharmacoeconomics and outcomes research; to serve as a bridge in bringing together students interested in pharmacoeconomics and members of the pharmaceutical industry, health-related organizations, and academia. | Major activities will include inviting members of the industry to talk about pharmacoecomomic research; hold journal club meetings; etc. PHR 2.220B |
| UT Nursing Students' Association (UTNSA) | The ultimate purpose of The University of Texas Nursing Students' Association is to bring Texas nursing students closer together while providing as many opportunities to give back to our community as possible. We strive to improve the health and wellbeing of our community in any was possible and work to ensure our members have fun doing so. We believe in strengthening the weaker around us in order to ensure a lasting and beneficial future for generations. UTNSA also represents nursing students in Senate and Student Government and serves as the official liaison between students and legislative authority. We are rapidly expanding our reaches within the two organizations and are working diligently to have our voices and concerns (as well as praises) heard. | UTNSA both hosts and participates in many volunteer and social events each semester and year. Some of these events and projects include Aid.480, our mass clothing drive held each semester; health and wellness fairs such as The Homeless Resource Fair and Feria Para Aprender; Longhorn Schoolbus; and Explore UT. We also provide many opportunities for our members to connect as well as for and with students of other majors, such as movie night socials and trips to see the famous Austin bats downtown. We have a growing representation in both Senate and Student Government and attend the annual TNSA and NSNA state and national conventions, respectively, representing our great university and school of nursing. |
| UT Objectivism Society | To study and discuss Ayn Rand's philosophy of Objectivism. | We function as a source of information on Objectivism and philosophy in general, on its application to daily life, and on Ayn Rand herself. We work with Ayn Rand Institute in planning our meeting and speaker presentations, and are the only campus organization to do so. Each meeting features a videotaped or audiotaped presentation on Objectivism and/or its application to a specific topic, followed by discussion. The Society also sponsors frequent public lectures by distinguished Objectivism-oriented speakers. Events are posted to U.T. online calendars and publicized on the Objectivism Society e-mailing list. |
| UT Planetary Organization for Space Sciences and Exploration (POSSE) | MCA Planetary Organization for Space Sciences and Exploration exists to promote, facilitate, and coordinate space, lunar, and planetary science student activities throughout the University of Texas Community | Fortnightly meetings, social activities, lectures, and debates |
| UT Sciences Toastmasters Club | To help graduate students, faculty and staff develop and strengthen public speaking skills. To transform ordinary presentations into outstanding performances. | Public Speaking, Oratorship, Motivational and Social skills development |
| UT Solar Vehicles Team | To fulfill a dream of representing the University of Texas at Austin proudly in national competition while satisfying a desire to win and participate in an effort fueled by a passion for achieving a high speed, environmentally sound method of transportation. To work hard, learn, and have fun, as a team, committed to the project and all fellow members involved. And, to make a profound difference in our lives as well as the lives of those we interact... (MORE IN FILE) | NONE |
| UT STAFF TOASTMASTERS | To help members improve their communication, public speaking and leadership skills. | National and State Affiliations: Toastmasters International, Toastmasters Texas (District 55) |
| UT SUSTAINABILITY NETWORK | Cross-departmental communication on sustainability-related activity at the University. | Support for departmental "Green Teams" and their projects. |
| UT Votes | To register students and encourage them to vote and take a more active role in government. | Voter registration drives, researching voter trends. |
| UTSMEA INACTIVE | 1) Make available opportunities for professional development to members; 2) acquaint them with the privileges and responsibilties of the music education profession; 3) provide opportunities to become acquainted with leaders in the music education professions as gained from participation in programs and demonstrations, discussions and performing groups planned by this chapter; 4) assist the school in various projects throughout the year; 5) provide opportunity for contacts with NAfME student members of other schools. | This includes guest lectures and attending a yearly Texas Music Educators Association convention. |
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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.
