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Professional Organizations

Organization	Purpose	Functions
Action Committee for Career Services	Partner with law school career services to perform employer outreach, staff on campus recruiting programs and help develop career-related resources.	Host cocktails and conversation mentor reception, small and midsize firm reception, updating mentor directory. TNH 3.130
Actuarial Science Club	Enhance opportunities for social interaction for students who are interested in actuarial science. All members gain experience and knowledge of the actuary field, its past, and its future.	Biweekly meetings to discuss topics dealing with the actuarial science program at The University of Texas at Austin. Study groups are set up for the purpose of preparing for Society of Actuaries' Exams and UT actuarial science courses. We also have many guest speakers address- ing the topics that an Actuary deals with in the business world today. A6220
Advertising Graduate Council	To supplement the educational experiences of graduate advertising students by providing opportunities for professional enrichment and social interaction.	We will recruit speakers from the advertising profession as well as advertising educators to present topics of special interest.
African American Nursing Student Association	The purpose of the African American Nursing Student Association is to increase the number of minority students at the University of Texas at Austin School of Nursing by providing academic and social support. We seek to provide and increase the number of minority nurses correlation with the upward trend of the minority population in Texas and the U.S.	AANSA holds monthly meetings to network with peers, mentorship, academic advising and tutoring. We volunteer with several health care opportunities (i.e. Flu Clinics, Cancer Walks), low performing high schools, and shelters. AANSA also conduct fundraising events approximately 2-3 times a semester.
AIESEC-Austin (Assn. of Stu. in Economics & Commerce)	AIESEC is an international, student-run, non-profit that works to break down cultural barriers and assumptions by facilitating an exchange program that allows students to experience other cultures first hand. Our primary work is to develop leaders and facilitate an exchange of students on international internships.	We develop leaders, put on events to spread cultural awareness and understanding, go to national and international conferences, sell an international internship program to local and national companies, send students on international internships, and we CHANGE THE WORLD one person at a time.
ALPFA	As part of a national organization, we seek to facilitate the transition from student to professional via corporate networking events, meetings wit the Austin ALPFA Professional Chapter, and professional development functions. The student chapter of ALPFA at the University of Texas at Austin serves to enrich the academic, professional, and social growth of our members. We consider ourselves a Family and we cultivate relationships outside the professional setting through participation in community service projects, Intramural sports, and mentorship programs.	To develop confidents students: Bi weekly study hall sessions, UTLC tutoring, and Alumni Mentorship. To develop young professionals: Bi-weekly general meetings hosted by professional corporations, student-run professional development events, and cultural-broadening socials with a diverse set of other organizations. To enrich relationship building: Community service, Freshmen in ALPFA Mentorship Program, Women in ALPFA Mentorship Program, Intramural sports, and socials.
Alpha Kappa Psi - Prof. Bus. Frat.	To further the individual welfare of its members; to foster scientific research in the fields of commerce, accounts, and finance; to educate the public to appreciate and demand higher ideals therein; and to pro- mote and advance in institutions of college rank, courses leading to degrees in business administration.	Members are involved in community service projects, professional field trips, honoring faculty and staff by faculty appreciation night, listening to speakers at meetings, intra-mural sports and social functions which all further the welfare of its members and the community.
Alpha Rho Chi - Dinocrates	We strive to uphold standards and ethics of the design world and society in general; to achieve unity by perpetuating merit in studies and rigor in tradition through the characteristics of - professional , mentoring, networking, and fellowship. Alpha Rho Chi is a coed architecture and applied arts fraternity that promotes equality of race, gender, and creed.	Some activities may include tours of architecture firms and buildings, resume and portfolio workshops, alumni dinner, regional gathering, sponsorship of school activities, and alpha rho chi conventions.
American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists at the University of Texas at Austin- Student Chapter	To conduct activities that promote the general welfare of graduate students in pharmacy and other scientific disciplines; to encourage and facilitate graduate students communication and interaction amongst themselves and also with various experts in the field; to represent the university community at the national level.	Work in conjunction with other student organizations to promote student welfare which includes organizing social and cultural events, invite expert speakers, conduct informative fairs.
American Chemical Society	To act as a liaison between professional chemists and students in chemistry or related fields and to provide a means for the furthering of a student's interest in chemistry.	Major activities include speakers, tours and participation in science related functions at UT. A5300
American Concrete Institute INACTIVE	The mission of ACI is to develop, share, and disseminate the knowledge and information needed to utilize concrete to its fullest potential.	Major activities include attending national conventions, organizing and hosting industry presentations, and participating/organizing volunteer events in the Austin community. Special interest: concrete, cement, civil engineering.
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics	To further, within its locality, the objectives and programs of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Inc., i.e., ad- vancing the arts, sciences, and technology of aeronautics, astronau- tics and hydronautics.	The major activities of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics student branch include technical meetings on the subjects of interest in aerospace engineering and special programs and social functions of interest to the membership. C0600
American Institute of Architecture Students AIAS	Serves to help architecture students in their relations with faculty, other schools, the AIA. Also increases the awareness of architecture related issues within the University and Austin communities.	#NAME?
American Institute of Chemical Engineers	Expose students to academic and industrial career opportunities as well as provide a fun social environment for peer networking.	Plant trips to chemical industry sites. Monthly meetings and seminars. Semesterly socials (such as laser tag and broomball), Intramural Sports, and grill outs. For more information vist our room CPE 2.706A or our website http://studentorgs.utexas.edu/aiche/
American Marketing Assn, Collegiate Chapter (AMA)	The AMA tries to promote an atmosphere for the college student of marketing related concepts and ideas through speakers from various organizations; such as, retail firms, marketing research firms, and other various organizations.	AMA hosts meetings and events that provide opportunities for members to expand their knowledge of marketing as well as to network with potential employers and fellow classmates. Some functions include bi-monthly meetings, marketing week events, professor review night, company field trips and many more.
American Medical Student Association - Pre-med	Founded in 1996, AMSA Pre-Med represents the undergraduate branch of the American Medical Student Association which has chapters in medical schools all across the country. We serve as a link between UT students interested in medicine and practicing physicians from various specialties. AMSA maintains and offers to its members an important social network that has experience with applying to medical school, preparing for the MCAT, and taking classes at UT.	Our organization offers several volunteer, social, and doctor shadowing opportunities throughout the year. In the past, we have volunteered at everything from Austin City Limits to a kite festival. Our social events range from getting ice cream to playing paintball. We also plan an annual spring break trip to a foreign country, such as Nicaragua or Costa Rica, to provide medical care to those that cannot afford it.
American Nuclear Society	To promote interest in nuclear power and related industries.	Seminar presentations, film shows, group picnics, orientation aids for incoming students. R9000
American Society for Engineering Education	To further engineering education by providing services to prepare members for a career in academia and to educate undergraduate students about graduate education.	(Interdisciplinary) Seminars for engineering and science students focusing on teaching and research issues in academia. Hogg 2.308
American Society for Information Science & Technology	To represent UT among the Student Chapter of ASIST. To support technology-minded ischool students as they move throughout the program through meetings and lectures from guest speakers.	Major activities include sponsoring speakers, perhaps a small conference, supporting technology minded lis students.
American Society of Civil Engineers	ASCE plans and carries out activities aimed at improving the professional awareness of students. ASCE provides great revenues for students to meet and work together outside of class. ASCE acts as a link between academic and professional worlds.	ASCE participates in the Steel Bridge and Concrete Canoe competitions, social events such as Fridays in the Park and camping, outreach events such as Habitat for Humanity and volunteering at the Austin Children's Museum and intramural sports. Meeting with corporate speakers are held bi-monthly. Students are encouraged to also attend Austin ASCE and Texas Section meetings.
American Society of Landscape Architects Student Chapter (ASLA)	The UT Student Chapter ASLA aims to connect students with their peers and professionals, engage the local community, and educate student members through networking, outreach, and advocacy.	Connect: with students in the MLA program, with the larger School of Architecture, with professionals in Austin and the extended ASLA network. Educate: student members beyond the classroom and within our local community through projects, academics, ad continuing education opportunities within the UT community, the City of Austin, and the state of Texas. Engage: the local community through outreach activities, promoting the work we do and advocating on behalf of the field of landscape architecture.
American Society of Mechanical Engineers	To serve the current, essentially technical interests of the society better while promoting a shift to more professional concerns, including those senesitive to an engineer's responsibility to the public interest and dedication to making technology a true servant to man.	We give students an idea of what responsibilities to work and society an engineer possesses. We introduce the undergraduate a feel for what is to be expected of him after he graduates. We also introduce undergraduates to what should be expected after graduation.
Ampersand INACTIVE	Ampersand is an umbrella organization containing a student chapter of the International Interior Design Assoc.(IIDA) and a student chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID). The focus of the organization is to provide a link between education and real world experience. Often a university education cannot give students an idea of what exactly occurs in the business of Interior Design. The name Ampersand comes from this idea of joining experiences and activities. It is the combination of education and work experience.	Ampersand will be based on events and lectures. Individuals in the field in Interior Design, architecture, graphic design, and industrial design will speak and share experiences and projects with students. We will take trips to design-related showrooms, tour design firms in and around Austin, and visit project sites, both under construction and complete. These activities will be accompanied by attending each monthly event of both the ASID Austin professional chapter and the IIDA Austin professional chapter.
Architectural Engineering Institute	To enable architectural engineering students to exchange ideas about their future professions. Sociability is developed throughout the semester at meetings and activities allow members to meet and learn to 1066ract effectively. Responsibility is developed through each pro- ject and commitment that is undertaken by the members involved. Pro- fessionalsim is developed as the student member becomes aware of his or her duties to all around him or her in their social and engineer- ing encounters.	Meetings held every second and fourth week of each month. Various projects, issues and important items about school and the profession as a whole, are discussed. Speakers from both academic and private sectors of the profession to help inform members of expectations in future profession. Several social gatherings, either as a group or in conjunction with other similiar organizations. Also an annual picnic is held in the Spring where student awards are given out. ECJ B.108
Armed Forces Alumni Association	To facilitate newtowking and professional development for ex-military MBA students at the McCombs School of Business, and to act as a resource for military applicants to the MBA program.	Newtowking meetings for current MBA students. Professional development opportunities with ex-military leaders in the business community.
ASHRAE Student Chapter	ASHRAE is a building technology society that focuses on building systems, energy efficiency, indoor air quality and sustainability within the industry. ASHRAE's mission is to advance the arts and sciences of heating, ventilating, air conditioning and refrigerating to serve humanity and promote a sustainable world. Student Branch Members have the opportunity to widen their skills and advance their knowledge of the field, attend presentations, go on campus and facility tours, work on real-world projects, and network with area engineering professionals.	Members will attend meetings and presentations, go on tours, work on real-world projects, and network with area engineering professionals.
Asian Business Students Association (ABSA)	The Asian Business Students Association shall serve as a center for educational and occupational opportunities within the business community, to foster a mechanism for effectively addressing to the College of Business Administration the needs of Asian business students, and to provide a medium conducive to the desires of Asian business students for higher achievement.	To conduct regular meetings, sponsor social events, invite guest speakers, establish a network, provide academic advising, act as an information resource center.
Asian Health Professions Organization	To support and to help Asian students who are seeking health professions.	We will have guest speakers, field trips, scholarship fund, tutoring, test bank, textbook exchange program, banquet, and other activities for our members.
Asian Pharmacy Student Association	To educate and promote students on Integrative Medicine and to provide volunteering, social, and leadership opportunities for its members.	Monthly meetings at noon
Asian Pre-Pharmacy Association	To provide pre-pharmacy students the necessary education, valuable resources, meaningful opportunities, and strong support required in pursuing a successful pharmaceutical career.	General meetings, volunteering and fundraising events, professional guest speakers on different aspects of applying for and working as a pharmacist, and close-knit support between members throughout pre-pharmacy years.
ASPRS Student Chapter	The mission of the American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing is to promote the ethical application of active and passive sensors, the disciplines of photogrammetry, remote sensing, geographic information systems, and other supporting geospatial technologies; to advance the understanding of the geospatial and related sciences; to expand public awareness of the profession; and to promote a balanced representation of the interests of government, academia, and private enterprise.	Career fairs & panels, workshops, guest speakers & brownbag lunches, annual meetings, networking events with potential partners and employers, assistance with scholarships and data aquisition, all coordinated with ASPRS: The Imaging & Geospatial Information Society.
Association for Women in Communication	The Association for Women in Communication is a professional organization that champions the advancement of women across all communications disciplines by recognizing excellence, promoting leadership and positioning its members a the forefront of the evolving communicaiton era.	Semimonthly meetings with professional speakers, socials, speed mentoring events, professional luncheons, interaction with professional chapter, resume workshops, internship and scholarship opportunities.
Association of Latinos In Communications INACTIVE	The purpose of ALIC is to develop the professionalism and enrich the social and academic experience of students at the University of Texas with an interest in the Latino culture and/or communications. Through networking, field trips, workshops, and socials we work to cultivate a spirit of friendship, scholarship, and professionalism within each member.	We work to empower ALIC members with professional and leadership skills by providing career & internship resources, workshops, field trips, guest speakers, and various networking opportunities.
Austin Chapter of SIAM	To promote interaction between members of the applied mathematics community at UT Austin, across departments, institutes, and professional marks. To provide a forum for the discussion of applied and computational mathematics and pedagogy; To help members prepare for future careers in applied and computational mathematics; To promote publications, conferences, prizes and other opportunities offered by SIAM.	Regular informal brown bag lunch discussion with local and visiting speakers. Career discussins and applied mathematics in academia and industry. Student chapter representation at SIAM annual meeting.
Austin Entertainment United (AEU) INACTIVE	To create and provide opportunities for young musicians/professional interested in pursuing a career in the entertainment industry.	Musical performances by students/bands, artist/industry professional workshops, creating internship/job opportunities. Special interests: music business, marketing, advertising, audio recording, music production, film, visual arts.
Beta Alpha Rho Pre-Law Fraternity INACTIVE	To provide information and direction to students seeking a future in any law related field and to provide a place where pre-law students of any major or age can meet other students with common interest and goals. This organization would be the only pre-law fraternity that is independent.	Professional speakers; community service; fundraising; parties; mock trial involvement; job seeking assistance; campus involvement; newsletter publication.
Biomedical Engineering Society	Promotion of the educational and professional interests of biomedical engineering students.	Establishment of ties with industry and inviting speakers to visit. BME 3.308 AD
Black Business Student Association	The Undergraduate Black Business Association is dedicated to serving the professional academic, and social interests of our members. This organization helps business students achieve success at the McCombs School of Business and in thier professional careers. The organization will serve as a support group for members during thier undergraduate experience and as the basis of professional network in their careers.	Undergraduate Black Business Association's events will include corporate informational sessions, professinal development workshop, and community service activities. McCombs School of Busines
Black Graduate Business Association	Facilitate the assimilation of the graduate student into the UT system by providing both advising and counseling assistance through the for- mation of a support network. To broaden and enhance the academic development of the graduate through greater faculty interaction, guest speakers, seminars and other business oriented activities.	Advising and counseling services for administrative policies and procedures, business seminars, guest speaker series
Black Health Professions Organization (BHPO)	The official purpose of the Black Health Professions Organization is to provide an atmosphere conducive to aiding minority undergraduates matriculate in a professional, health-related school. The organiza- tion is pre-professional and not social in its endeavors.	The Organization is mainly interested in visiting the various health science centers as well as inviting minority health professionals as speakers at our meetings. Our main objective is to provide current information on the process of entering a professional school.
Black Ink Association INACTIVE	Black Ink will be the reincarnation of "The Griot", UT's only African American publication. We will publish articles about issues on campus, in our community, and on a local and national level in order to unite and inform UT's Black community.	Our goals is to educate, inform, and unite the black community. We will publish articles weekly.
Black Media Council	To build a strong black coalition that educates the black community about the power and influence of the media. BMC serves as a resource for students, while seeking to develop and strengthen relationships with grassroot educators, alumni and industry professionals.	The organization will have agency visits, guest speakers, textbook exchange program, social functions, and other activities for its members.
Blue Longhorns	To train individuals in order to prepare them for a role as an Air Force officer. All phases of Air Force life are included in the curriculum and the participants take part in actual classroom and field activities.	Participates in many service activities--Blood Drive--and some fund raising functions are the primary activities. 284
Boom! Cinema INACTIVE	The purpose of the organization is to bring students together to create professional quality film productions. (Please see boomcinemas.com for a more detailed description)	Members of Boom! Cinema will come together to collaborate on professional quality film productions. Students will work together in a group, acting as a cohesive unit to make films and multimedia video projects.
Business Communications Club	To provide non-threatening environment for graduate business students to improve their public speaking and social skills in a variety of business settings.	We will host bi-weekly meetings in which students will have a chance to read, participate, and get feedback on public speaking opportunities with the MBA and coaches available through the MBA program.
Business Engineering Association	To promote interests among business and engineering students who are interested in working in industries where business and engineering people work together. Examples include oil and gas industry, high-tech industry, and technology startup companies. We will host general meetings with leading firms, host professional workshops, host social events, and do volunteer events.	Our organization will engage in strategic partnerships with leading firms to provide tips on resume building, interviewing, and finding internships.
Business Healthcare Association	Business Healthcare Association's mission is to expose students to the marketing, financial, and legal aspects of providing healthcare. All majors are welcome to participate in our volunteer and social events and join us in our biweekly meetings.	Hosting speakers, volunteering at clinics or events in the community, organized social and networking opportunities.
Chicano/Hispanic Law Students' Association (CHLSA)	Foster communication of a bicultural nature in an effort to bring understanding of legal problems related to the Chicano/Hispanic community; provide common base of understanding for the Chicano/ Hispanic law students and provide them with support in overcoming the challenge of law school; stimulate awareness on the part of the faculty and administration to problems which are unique to the Chicano/Hispanic student and his/her society... (MORE IN FILE)	Volunteer in the Chicano/Hispanic community in an effort to educate the disadvantaged members of the community. Sponsor fund raising events such as the Fajita Fiesta. Host social and cultural gatherings for the benefit of Chicano/Hispanic law students and friends. Maintain a resource center to provide study aids to members of the association. Volunteer at the East Austin Legal Clinic founded by CHLSA. TNH 2.125B
China Business Association	Establish and strengthen business culture liaison between UT students and China. CBA is directed to all students who have a special interest in China's business and culture. CBA is also committed to helping Chinese business students with transition, and providing networking opportunities in the U.S.	CBA resume book. CBA Alumni directory. Chinese student orientation. Socials; speaker forums, monthly article for Texas Business, China Preview lecture for Plus Program. China Movie Week, International Night. Chinese New Year, mid-autumn festival.
Chinese American Petroleum Association - Austin Chapter INACTIVE	CAPA is dedicated to providing value-added services and promoting continuing education, technical exchange, and career development of its members.	CAPA will focus on technical knowlege exchange among professionals and students. We will invite speakers from the industry to share their knowledge with the students in UT. We will also organize paper contest to practice students' technical presentation ability.
Citizens for Local and State Service (CLASS) INACTIVE	CLASS seeks to promote awareness and involvement in local and state government. The primary aim is to familiarize participants with the machinery of government.	1). Regular field trips to council, planning & other meetings in the Austin area. 2). "Intern-For-A-Day" Event 3). Austin mayoral candidates' debate & program
CleanTech Group	To connect MBA Students with energy related industry, academics, and e xperts towards the goal of building a diverse, economically viable ene rgy portfolio.	Speaker series, networking opportunities, visits to local industries, and joint events with other groups will be hosted.
Collegiate Muslim Professionals	To help collegiate Muslim students make the transition from academia to the real world through mentorship, career advice and professional guidance.	We will host career panels from leading industries as well as host networking events.
Consortium For Research in Teacher Education	The Consortium for Research in Teacher Education is an interdisciplinary graduate student organization which promotes rigorous quality research on the education of teachers in a variety of contexts. The consortium fosters collaboration among its members as well as external partnerships that support and influence teacher education. The organization values membership from all departments and fields of study.	Goals of C.R.T.E. include the establishment of mentorship between members and others for development and professional growth in graduate studies and educational research; advocacly for issues in teacher education for its members and partners; formation of a reservoir of information and resources related to research in teacher education; and development of an intercollegiate network of teacher education researchers.
Delta Epsilon Mu-Tau Colony	Our purpose is to unite students interested in a career in health services while exposing them to various health professionals. We want to encourage our members to stay informed of the current events in medicine and to instill in them a sense of responsibility to pursue excellence. Members are given the opportunity to volunteer for outreach programs in a dynamic and cohesive group environment.	We will have volunteering events in a health care setting and workshops to inform members of medically relevant events and developments.
Delta Sigma Pi	Delta Sigma Pi is a professional fraternity organized to foster the study of business in universities; to encourage scholarship, social activity and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice; to promote closer affiliation between the commercial world and students of commerce, and to further a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture and the civic and commercial welfare of the community.	Monday night meetings; professional development through events including featured recruiters and speakers at meetings, company visits, mock-interviews, panels; service both on-campus and for the community; intra-mural sports; semester-end formal and other weekly social events.
Delta Theta Phi International Law Fraternity INACTIVE	To foster lifelong friendships and professional affiliations through legal education, international networking, and mutual respect.	Social networking and professional development
Design Student Association INACTIVE	To provide an alternate resource for design students while exploring the field of design through lecture series, community service, and other projects outside the academic setting.	Visiting design sudios, designing school posters, coordinating exhibitions
EERI (Earthquake Engineering Research Institute)	To expose students to state-of-the-art earthquake engineering research and design practices, as well as to provide an additional means of communicating UT research findings to other students and to the industry.	The Chapter will invite knowledgeable lecturers to speak at Chapter functions. These functions will be open to anyone interested in the lecture topic.
El Paso Student Pharmacist Association	To promote the profession of pharmacy to the El Paso community; to support and participate in projects which will advance the profession of pharmacy; to foster interest in and loyalty to the College of Pharmacy of the University of Texas at Austin in cooperation with the university of Texas at El Paso; to promote a community of interest and activities between the students and the faculty of the UTEP/UT Austin Cooperative Pharmacy Programs.	EPSPA's focus is to serve the community primarily through screenings and public health education. For example, EPSPA's has volunteered at the Great American Smoke act Awareness Fair, Special Olympics, Poison Control Center, etc. Through fundraising, EPSPA has helped promote scholarships to students wanting to attend national and state pharmacy meetings. EPSPA has helped its members attain immunization and CPR certification and helped pre-pharmacy students prepare for their pharmacy school interviews.
Electronic Game Developers Society	To allow students opportunities to network with the gaming industry and to provide a forum where they may learn about game development and improve their skills.	Throughout the year we invite guest speakers from the industry. We also initiate projects within committees so student may gain experience working with others and in leadership.
Empowering Leadership Alliance at UTCS	To provide opportunities for underrepresented students in Computer Sciences to get involved in leadership, in research, in networking with academic peers locally and nationally through outreach and mentoring programs, social activities, faculty engagement, and attendance at conferences.	Attendance at conferences, monthly Faculty lunches and monthly organization meetings, social activities, outreach and mentoring activities. 1 Univ. Station, CO500
Energy Finance Group	Primary support roles for Energy Finance specialization (UTMBA) including 1) education about the energy industry, 2) Program support for practicums & industry research, 3) Interaction between faculty, industry leaders & students through professional & social events.	Activities will include practicums, guest speakers (from industry), lectures, special energy seminars, and social events. CBA 6.222
Energy Resources Group	The Energy Business Group is founded to promote: alumni relations, corporate relations, lecture series and increase the visibility of the Energy and Earth Resources program.	Promote alumni relations, corporate relations, lecture series.
Entrepreneur Society	McCombs' Entrepreneur Society (ES) is an organization that brings together MBA students with a common interest in entrepreneurship. Counting 30% of the full time MBA students as dues-paying members, ES is one of McCombs' largest student organizations. It is also among the most active.	This spring ES will be hosting a series of Whiteboarding events at which aspiring entrepreneurs can get feedback on their business ideas, a happy hour for MBA students from other programs visiting Austin for SXSW, an panel discussion headlined by Austin entrepreneur Tito Beveridge of Tito's Vodka, an event for admitted students at the MBA program's preview weekend highlighting the many entrepreneurial resources McCombs, the University of Texas, and Austin have to offer, and ES Connections, a networking and recruiting event that introduces MBA students to local startups.
Environmental Law Society	To promote awareness of issues in environmental law	Panels on environmental regulations & issues Boarder environmental issues Field trips, speakers, volunteer work TNH 2.128b
FlyPath INACTIVE	The purpose of the FlyPath is to serve as a hub for graduate and post-doctoral students to prepare themselves for future careers through mentorship,networking, and professional development workshops.	Major activities: Path Forward Speaker Series, Search for Your Next Role Model Workshop, Networking events among FlyPath members and faculty advisers.
Freshman Business Association	The purpose of Freshman Business Association is to offer freshman business students the resources to succeed in business and life.	FBA encourages its members to be proactive academically and professionally by exposing them to all the opportunities that the McCombs Business School has to offer while maintaing a fun, social environment to promote strong friendships and lasting experiences.
GLBTQA Business Student Association (GBSA)	The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning, and Ally Business Student Association is a professional organization that provides GLBTQA students with networking opportunities through corporate interaction and community-building events. Students will learn about career opportunities within varying industries and ultimately work towards ending discrimination in the workplace.	Professional dinners, recruiting events, social events, diversity week, alumni events
Global Business Brigades Austin	Provide students with international consulting experience and networking opportunities.	Students will team up with professionals in the consulting field and work on developing economically sustainable solutions for communities in developing countries. This semester will be focused on development in Panama. We have a proposed trip in March.
Global Dental Brigades-Longhorn Chapter	Global Dental Brigades aims to promote pre-professional students with the opportunity to gain real life experiences in the dental/medical field through the study end application of hands-on training in rural Central America, while offering their services to the community at large.	Guest speakers,basic first-aid/medical
Global Medical Brigades	Global Medical Brigades aims to provide pre-professional students with the opportunity to gain real life experience in the medical field through the study and application of hands-on training in rural Latin America, while offering their services to the community at large.	Guest speakers, Basic first-aid/medical training, Banquet, Latin America education.
Graduate Africanist Organization (GRAFO)	Organize professional/academic activities relating to the study of Africa, its people and their descendents.	We intend to organize round-tables, lectures, conferences, and other professional events which will promote the study of Africa. B7000
Graduate Business Technology Group	To provide educational, career, and networking opportunities for students who are interested in the high-tech sector or business areas that are strategically impacted by technology.	Organize case challenges, speaker series, career trek, happy hours, and factory tours to help students keep abreast with the latest trends in technology field and promote increased relationship with corporate.
Graduate Consulting Group	To help graduate business students apply classroom knowledge to the real world. To provide technical help to local business.	Will organize teams of student consultants and assign those teams to specific projects. 1 University Station
Graduate Finance Association	The purpose of this organization is to give UT Austin MBA students a forum to pursue their academic and career interests in finance. The areas of finance that will be included (although not limited to) are: commercial banking, investment banking, corporate finance, financial markets and risk management and insurance.	Present speakers on finance provide career information to members, organize social activites for members, provide informal advising to members, promote UT MBA students for jobs. 1 University Sta B6000
Graduate Marketing Network	Further student's interests and opportunities in marketing careers.	1. Further faculty and student interaction. 2. Increase the number of firms coming to recruit for marketing students. 3. Seminars in interviewing, etc.
Graduate Operations Group	Expose members to industry topics and interest in the Operations Management field. Create networking opportunities with perspective employers.	Career panels. Industry speakers. Recruiting events. Social Activities.
Graduate Real Estate Society	To establish and maintain a network of graduate students seeking careers in the real estate industry with the goal of promoting interaction with corporations in real estate related fields and educating the group's members about employment opportunities in this same field.	Real estate career panels, company presentations, site visits, and company hosted events.
Graduate Women in Business	1) Offer educational and personal enrichment programs. 2) Provide contact and support among women presently and previously in the programs. 3) Communicate with program graduates, particularly regarding job opportunities and job related concerns.	Bring in outside speakers and collect information and contacts furthering the interests of women in business. 1800 Lavaca St. #507
Graduate Women in Computing	Advocacy and support for women involved in computing research at the graduate level.	Professional seminars and social events.
Graham and Dodd Investment Group	Our investment group aims to teach and explore the investing principles of Benjamin Graham and David Dodd, the original "intelligent investors": dollar cost averaging, value investing, reinvestment of earnings and diversification of securities.	We will hold several meetings a semester with speakers from successful value investing firms. We will also hold an intraclub competition on a "play money" stock market website awarding the highest earnings in a diversified portfolio with a prize.
Health Behavior and Health Education Student Association	The purpose of this organization is to gather graduate students with a Health Behavior and Health Education major, as well as anyone else that is interested that would like to get involved in community service and further develop professionally.	Some of the major activities that will be taking place will be fundraising monies for club related expenses, weekend activities to foster club cohesiveness, and service events to give back to the community.
Health Careers Mentorship Program ( HCMP )	The program is established to teach mature students about the clinical and non-clinical aspects of the health care system. Selected individuals will develop communal relationships with the Austin community, and they will gain valuable and practical experiences. The health professionals will play an instrumental role in the development of tomorrow's practitioners as mentors for HCMP interns. This program provides an environment that fosters intellectual growth, ethical ideals, and business values.	This educational program is designed to allow committed students: gain insights into the practical aspects of the health care field, build rapport with health professionals, learn about the impact of managed care, apply their gained knowledge towards making career decisions, develop interpersonal and technical skills, and acquire leadership experience through administration of the program. Information sessions are held during the middle of the spring and fall semesters.
Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA)	The mission of HOSA is to enhance the delivery of compassionate, quality health care by providing opportunities for knowledge, skill and leadership development of all health occupations education students. HOSA also provides a social environment and opportunities to give back to the community.	We will participate in community awareness projects, compete at State, and National Leadership Conferences, fundraise for charities, and hold social events.
Her Campus Texas	The purpose of Her Campus Texas is to provide students with an opportunity to work with a college women's magazine.	Members will write, photograph, and help publicize the online magazine. Students interested in magazine journalism or management can gain hands on experience.
Hispanic Association of Pharmacists	Promote unity among pharmacy students with common interests, values, and backgrounds; and thus to support one another and the profession in general.	The organization promotes scholarship, networking opportunities, community service, and provides public educational programs, support for the College of Pharmacy, assistance in the recruitment and retention of qualified students, and camaraderie amongst members. PHR 2.120 Box #45
Hispanic Business Student Association (HBSA)	HBSA is dedicated to promoting professionalism, integrity, academic excellence, and charity. Our mission is to provide a medium to enhance ourselves academically and culturally & serve as an information center for scholastic and occupational opportunities; be a mechanism for communicating the needs of students to the college of business administration; and to raise the professional awareness of our members.	Annual Company Night Career Fair, Dallas and Houston Company Field Trips, Big Brother/Big Sister and Corporate Mentor Programs, Social activities, Professional workshops, and guest speakers, and much more!! 100-c-Dean Keeton 78712
Hispanic Health Professions Organization (HHPO)	1) Provides Hispanic pre-med, allied health, and pre-dent students with academic information, peer support, and cultural camaraderie. 2) Disseminates information concerning various health professions and programs and their application procedures. 3) Salient aspect of NCHO is the academic and personal support that lower-division students receive from upper-division and medical students.	1) Holds bimonthly meetings featuring guest speakers from respective health professions. 2) Sponsors medical/allied health school trips. 3) Socials which include parties, bowling, and intramural sports. 4) Community work such as an adopt-a-school program, and volunteering at hospitals and clinics. 5) Preceptorship program with Austin area hospitals. 6) Fundraisers include car washes, do-nut sales, and carnation sales; main purpose of fundraising is to contribute to our scholarship.
Hispanic Women's Network of Texas - Student Chapter	To promote the advancement of Hispanic women in public, corporate, and civic life through education, personal and professional development.	Our major activities consist of employer networking events, key speaker events, and service projects.
History Gender Symposium INACTIVE	The goal of the symposium is to provide an informal setting for graduate students and professors to discuss recent studies in gender and history, and to present their current work in the field.	The syposium a forum for graduate students, and even professors, to deliver papers and works-in-progress for peer review. We also invite notable scholars from outside UT to deliver keynote addresses- we try to get one keynote per semester. GAR 1.104
IEEE Communications Society	To spread knowledge and enthusiasm in computer communications, and foster technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of mankind.	Hold guest lectures on computer security and communications. Participate in related regional competitions. Attend conferences in technological communications.
IEEE Computer Society	Dissemination of information via journals and transactions, tutorial help in computer-related EE courses, exposure to industry through a guest speaker program, and in general to promote professional activities among computer engineers.	Tutorial program for undergraduate students taking computer courses. A speaker program which seeks to bring in industry representatives and faculty who do work in the field. ENS 131
IEEE Power and Energy Society	The purpose of the institute of electrical and electronics engineers power engineering (IEEE-PES) is to promote the development of students interested in the field of power engineering. The society emphasizes renewable energy sources, but encompasses all aspects of power engineering including managment, distribution, conservation, conversion techniques, storage, and small-scale power applications.	The IEEE-PES works on a variety of power-related projects and hosts speaker meetings, plant tours, and social events. Members are also given notice of power related job opportunities that come through IEEE PES corporate networks. ENS120
Institute of Elec. & Electronics Engrs (IEEE)	Provide professional services for the students of electrical engineering to include social, educational, and informational presentations.	Technical presentations, student services, informational tours of engineering corporations, and student social activities. ENS 133
Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE)	ITE's objective is: Promote the advancement of transportaion and traffic engineering by fostering the close association of students with transportation and traffic engineering through the medium of ad- dresses by competent speakers and of Chapter sponsored trips; foster the development of professional spirit; promote common interests among chapter members; encourage the expansion of facilities for transporta- tion and traffic engineering study.	Normally a meeting every third week of the month with a speaker to address some topic of interest that the members want further informa- tion about. Field trips are also made to various place of interest. The Student Chapter also tries to have some student members attend the winter and summer meeting of the Texas Section of ITE. ECJ B.122
Intelligent Transportation Society of America	Forum in which industry, government and academia meet to build a consensus on fostering, developing, and deploying intelligent vehicle highway systems. The mission is to help evolve a safer, cleaner, more productive and more competitive U.S. transportation system.	Largely, we will have guest speakers on topics of interest. We intend to make this as multidisciplinary as possible, thereby involving other related organizations. ECJ 6.506
International Affairs Society	International Affairs Society's Purpose is to be a professional and social organization to explore career paths, and network within International Relations students and the global community	Speakers on international issues, international community service and future career paths.
International Association of Positively Productive Youth (INAPPY) INACTIVE	Organize the creative youth of the world, help fulfill their dreams and create a desirable future.	Art, music, photography, film design, production and marketing. Special events, exhibits, field trips, fundraisers.
International Engineering Student Association INACTIVE	Our mission is to assist international engineering students with professional, social, and cultural development.	We will have social gatherings, professional development activities, corporation networking and community service opportunities. We will also provide guidance and information on various topics to international students.
International Student Energy Association (ISEA)	ISEA unites international students who are interested in a successful career in energy industry regardless of their majors, and provides beneficial information about their future careers. We emphasize on building connections between international students and student alumni; and we are also dedicated to create additional opportunities for international students to network with energy industry.	ISEA helps international students to overcome the special difficulties of interacting with energy industry by creating more exposure. Future events might include ice cream social, football game tailgate, etc. ISEA will also invite major energy companies to general meetings to provide tailored information for international students about having a successful career in energy industry. The guest speakers will primarily be international student alumni, so their first hand experience and information will be more beneficial to our members.
Kappa Epsilon - Pharmacy	Students in College of Pharmacy. Strives to promote professional as well as individual achievement; establish lines of cooperation and communication between faculty and students; promotes professional consciousness and a bond of lasting fellowship between its members.	Sponsor service projects every semester that benefit both members and the Austin community; especially interested in health profession oriented projects that are a learning experience for both the student and the community. We sponsor social activities that give students and faculty a chance to get to know each other. PHR 2.118A
Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association - Young Generation INACTIVE	As a student chapter of KSEA, we provide educational and professional networking opportunities to further individual's interests in Science and Engineering.	Major activities include speaker series, mentorship programs, research presentation workshop, and providing opportunities for national conferences hosted by KSEA.
Latin American and Hispanic Master in Business Association	To organize and unite Hispanic Graduate Business students for the purpose of addressing our unique concerns and enhancing the graduate business school experience.	To conduct regular meetings, sponsor social events, invite guest speakers, establish a network, address recruitment and retention issues, act as an information resource center, and afford Hispanic graduate business students the chance to meet each other. CBA 2.316
Law Student Mentors	To help undergraduates and law students get matched for the IE Pre Graduate Internship Program and to provide support for mentors and additional services for undergraduates.	Information sessions for undergraduates and law students interested in the program.
Law Students for the Arts	To serve as student liasons to the newly formed Austin Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts through research, fund raising, site maintenance, and other unforseen assistance.	Research on behalf of attorneys working for pro-bono clients; assistance with administration and execution of clinics; potential fund raising events.
Liberal Arts Pre-Med Society	To promote community and excellence among LAH pre-medical students.	We provide helpful information, engaging and meaningful volunteer and social events, and diverse speakers from alumni and medical schools as well as MCAT prep scholarships and potential shadowing opportunities. One of our main functions is to foster a sense of kinship with other unique LAH majors pursuing a pre-medical track.
Longhorn Athletic Training Student Association	To provide students with a preview of the Athletic Training profession, and to examine current issues of this profession.	Special interests include: athletic training topics and transition into career. Major activities will include: fundraising and attendance of professional conventions. BEL 826 D3700
Longhorn Coaches Club INACTIVE	To introduce motivated students to the realm of coaching with the hopes of building networks, creating opportunities for learning, and positively influencing others in the community.	Coaching and playing various sports.
Longhorn Pre-Medical Student Association	Assist pre-professional students by providing them with exposure to health care, volunteer opportunities and providing students with an opportunity to interact and meet fellow students with similar interests.	Will provide volunteering opportunities, MCAT practice sessions, guest speakers and peer tutoring sessions.
Longhorn Pre-Pharmacy Association	1) Promote student pre-Pharmacy organization for the mutual membership benefit; 2) support and actively participate in all projects advancing the profession of pharmacy; 3) instill in members a deep and lasting pride in pharmacy as a profession; 4) make available to students of pre-pharmacy information in all fields of pharmacy and encourage and support their pursuits into these areas; 5) promote closer relation- ships between pharmacists and other public health workers; 6) foster interest and activities between faculty and prepharmacy students.	1) 6-8 general meetings/year; 2) course requirements for metriculation into UT pharmacy professional sequence; 3) guest speakers/programs for introduction/enlightenment on professional career; 4) social fellow- ship. SSB 4th Floor Cubicle L12
Longhorn Teach for America INACTIVE	We serve as ambassadors of Teach for America, increasing knowledge of education reform and Teach for American on campus and recruiting graduating seniors to apply, In addition, we work close to the educational achievement gap in Austin and America.	We hold information sessions, make class and student organization presentations, and communicate directly with students about Teach for America.
Longhorn Thinking Beyond INACTIVE	To establish professionals and personal strategies for a truly successful lifestyle. We will build on motivation and determination by connecting as a community through the exchange of knowledge, experience, and support.	Ww will hold meetings regularly with special events to meet successful individuals, participate in social gatherings to recognize personal achievements, and attend conventions.
MAG INACTIVE	The MAG club is designed for students with a passion for anything and everything magazine related. Joining MAG will allow students to work on Orange magazine, become familiar with magazine publishing, learn from industry professionals, improve writing skills, become published authors, generate clips, land internships, boost resumes, make new friends, and have fun!	During weekly meetings, MAG members will have the opportunity to work on Orange magazine, the student-produced magazine at the University of Texas, as writers, photographers, designers, and social media marketers. Members will also be able to participate in panel discussions and skype Q&A sessions with industry professionals, and learn great ways to get published, build resumes, and land awesome internships. There will also be numerous "MAG After Hours" events throughout the semester for socializing and having fun!
Management Consulting Association (MCA)	Management Consulting Association seeks to provide sophomores and juniors interested in interning in management consulting with students perspectives-especially those of seniors that have interned or are entering the industry and to improve UT students' chances at top internships.	The organization will be active in the Fall and will host 5 sessions on how to get a job in consulting.
Management Information Systems Association MISA	Develop a better understanding of computers, and information technology careers, supply members information of current technology, and assist them in solving their individual problems, foster better understanding of the vital business role, proper relationship to management and necessity for a professional attitude in their approach to an understanding and application of of principles underlying the science of management information systems.	Guest speakers; Audio/visual presentations; field trips; banquets; evening parties; happy hours; newsletter publication and distribution; other activities. www.utexas.edu/students/misa
MASTT - Math And Science Teachers of Tomorrow	A student led organization for the success of the future math, science and computer science teachers in the UTeach program.	Guest speakers, special topic seminars, social events, annual Fall Picnic, attendance at professional conferences and other professional development events. PAI 4.08
Materials Research Society Student Chapter	The goal of the Materials Research Society (MRS) Student Chapter is to generate student interest in materials science. The chapter will also serve as a platform for its members to network with materials scientists in industry, academia and government worldwide. Please see: http://www.mrs.org/s_mrs/sec.asp?CID=1662&DID=23279	The chapter will provide professional development opportunities to its members by organizing social events, seminars, conferences, Distinguished Speaker series. The chapter will also work with MRS to provide travel support for its members to attend the annual MRS conferences.
MBA Golf Association	To facilitate interaction in the McCombs community through the game of golf.	1) Member support and player development, 2) Recruiting and Networking , 3) Special Events, 4) Community Outreach.
MBA Healthcare Association	The purpose of the club is to offer its members unique opportunities to learn, lead and succeed in preparing for the challenges of today's highly competitive healthcare industry.	Second Year Internship Chat, Careers in Healthcare Q&A Session, Student and Faculty Dinners, Presentations by Industry Leaders
MBA Retail Club INACTIVE	Educate MBA students about opportunities in the retail industry and provide them access to top retail companies.	Will bring guest speakers on campus and plan treks to large retail markets like NYC.
Minority Association of Pre-Medical Students-Longhorn Chapter	To provide underrepresented pre-med students with knowledge, skills, and experience that are both prerequisite and concomitant to professional participation in health care fields. To improve minority matriculation into all professional health related programs, with an emphasis on medicine.	National Conferences, Community services, Charity events, Health Shadowing
Minority Women Pursuing Law	To unite and motivate minority women at the University of Texas at Austin who are interested in law and going to law school.	Law School/Firm Tours, Workshops, Social/Volunteer Events, Fundraisers, multiple internships offered to members. Connections with successful attorneys.
National Association of Black Accountants	To unite accounting and finance students with similiar interests; who are committed to academic & professional excellence; who possess professional & civic responsiblity, and who are concerned with enhancing opportunities for minorities in the accounting and fiance professions.	Provide opportunities for minorities to meet & interview with major corporations.
National Association of Black Journalists	To organize and unite journalism and other communication majors.	NABJ will host resume workshops, career advising workshops, as well as other activities that will prepare UT NABJ members for the professional field.
National Community Pharmacists Association	We are the national pharmacy association representing the professional and proprietary interests of independent retail pharmacists and will vigorously promote and defend those interests.	NCPA hosts general meetings with pharmacist guest speakers, schedule monthly visits to different independent pharmacy in the Austin region and provide information on current pharmacy legislation. NCPA also participates in service projects and social events.
National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE)	Promotes the academic achievement, cultural awreness, and social responsibilites of engineering, science, math students, particularly of African-American students. To increase the number of culturally responsible black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact the community.	Meeting, NSBE plans to have self-improvement workshops, recreational tournaments, general fundraisers, contact with professional engineers, and contact with other U T organizations. C2100
National Student Speech, Language and Hearing Assn	1) Encourage professional interest among students in the study of nor- mal and disordered human communication behavior; 2) provide a vehicle for student representation in matters of professional concern; 3) pro- vide continuity to the dissemination of professional information; 4) promote interaction between faculty and students, graduates and undergraduates, and student speech pathologists and audiologists.	Monthly seminars of interests to members, monthly business meeting with programs, monthly social gatherings.
Net Impact (Graduate)	To provide a forum for members of the Graduate School of Business community to discuss issues of social sustainability and social responsibility as they pertain to business.	Speaker series, social events, Sustainable Business Summit
Neuroscience Graduate Students' Association INACTIVE	To further the interests of those students interested in or currently studying Neuroscience.	Seminars, talks, fund-raising.
oSTEM at Texas INACTIVE	To provide UT Austin LGBTQ students in STEM fields (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) with resources to develop their professional skills as LGBTQ/STEM students. These professional skills will include networking, communication, and self-representation as an openly LGBTQ student participating in the job market.	Texas oSTEM will participate in company nights, service, community and social events.
OUTlaw - Gay Lesbian & Bisexual Law School Alliance	The LGBLSA seeks to promote the interests of lesbian, gay, bisexual and trangendered law students. However, membership in LGBLSA is not limited to individuals of a particular sexual orientation. LGBLSA aims to diminish homophobia by fostering awareness of lesbian and gay issues at the University of Texas School of Law. LGBLSA also sponsors social activities for and supports the academic objectives of its mem- bers.	. Law School Mail Room
Pharmacy Graduate Students Association	1) Represent the Pharmacy graduate students as an entity; 2) orient new graduate students; 3) for fellowship and professional interaction between students from different departments in Pharmacy.	1) Organizing field trips, 2) social affairs planning, grievance petitions (if necessary), field trip.
Phi Beta Chi - Professional Women's Business Fraternity	To promote the women of the University of Texas at Austin in the professional world by encouraging academic achievement, leadership skills, and fraternal relations; and by easing the transition from college students to career women.	Phi Beta Chi strives to improve members' knowledge of the professional world by providing speakers on various subjects, field trips to com- panies that hire all majors, and compiling an Alumni list for future tacts.
Phi Chi Theta	Phi Chi Theta is a national professional fraternity for students in Business and Economics established in 1924 to promote the cause of higher business education and training for all individuals to foster high ideals for all pursuing careers, to encourage fraternity and cooperation among people preparing for such careers, and to stimulate the spirit of sacrifice and unselfish devotion to the attainment of such ends.	Phi Chi Theta's primary interest is professionalism, both as an organization and in its members. We meet regularly to discuss chapter business and talk with speakers from various business fields. We also sponsor seminars and lectures, sometimes with other business organizations within the College of Business Administration, and take a field trip each semester. Although Phi Chi Theta is a professional organi- zation, we do become close friends through working with each other.
Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity	Recognize academic achievement and promote social interaction.	New member induction and some social events.
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia - Music	Encourage and foster professionalism in Music and Musical Arts. Provide for the development of the best and truest fraternal spirit, the mutual welfare and brotherhood of musical students, the advancement of Music in America, and a loyalty to the Alma Mater.	1) Music Department service projects; 2) sponsor and/or organize con- certs; 3) sponsor speakers and programs by music professionals; 4) organize social events for members; 5) recognize distinguished faculty members in Music Department.
Physical Therapy Organization	Make pre-physical therapy students aware of academic and career opportunities as well as job shadowing and observation experience.	Career exploration and preparation for professional school; speaker series by representatives from various physical therapy graduate schools within Texas; volunteer and community service activities; social events
Pi Sigma Pi - Minority Academic Engineering Society	Pi Sigma Pi Minority Academic Engineering Society strives to unite and increase the number of minority engineering students who succeed academically, lead professionally and contribute passionately to their communities.	1) Provide free, quality tutoring 2) General meetings with speakers from engineering companies 3) Weekly study nights with NSBE & SHPE 4) Socials and Athletic Events 5) Sponsor members to attend LeaderShape Texas 6) Young Engineers and Scientists Day and Liberation Through Education Day for middle school students 7) One community service event per month 8) 3.0 Dinner sponsored & attended by industry reps 9) Annual scholarships available exclusively to our members 10) Ladies Night 11) Encourage members to pursue graduate school and offer GRE Exam reimbursement
Plan II Pre Law Society INACTIVE	WHO WE ARE: We are an organization devoted to serving the Plan II Pre -Law community by providing opportunities to explore the law profession, develop courtroom skills, and prepare for both the LSAT and the law school admissions process. Our faculty advisor is Mr. Robert Pitman, former Deputy United States Attorney, Plan II Professor (Check out TC 125K: Kafka and the Law), and newly, appointed federal judge.	Discussion groups with attorneys.
Plan II Pre Med Society	To inform, organize and prepare premedical students in the Plan II community for medical school and the medical school admission process.	Various premedical guest lecturers, seminars, and students workshops. 1 University STA, G3600
Pre-Optometry Professional Society (POPS)	For the benefit of interested optometry students to develop an under- standing and awareness of the optometry career. Possible activities include group study sessions for the OAT, trips to the School of Op- tometry in Houston, etc.	Possible activities include group study sessions for the OAT, trips to the School of Optometry at U of H, guest optometry speakers, volunteer work on screening glaucoma patients, etc.
Pre-Physician Assistant Society	The purpose of the Pre-Physician Assistant Society is to: educate students about the growing PA profession, encourage and support students inquiring about the field and applying to program within a community setting, prepare students for the PA profession, and partner with health care professionals and organizations that support the PA field.	Major activities include general meetings with PAs and PA school admission representatives as speakers, volunteering and fundraising projects, field trip to PA schools, and team building/social events.
Pre-Veterinary Association	To give students with a pre-veterinary intent information on vet school and veterinary medicine, and to provide some social activities.	Activities include field trips, community activities, and the formation of study groups.
Public Interest Law Association	Promote public interest law at the University of Texas School of Law.	Organize a speaker series; host public interest job and funding panels; provide a community of support and resources to students interested in careers in public interest law; advocate for increased opportunities for public interest careers.
Public Relations Student Society of America - PRSSA	Foster the students' understanding of current theories and procedures, encouraging them to adhere to the highest ideal and principles of the practice of public relations, to instill in them a professional atti- tude and to make evident and desirable preassociate membership and eventually accredited membership in PRSSA when the student becomes eligible, and to aid students in developing self confidence and leadership abilities.
Real Estate Law Students Association INACTIVE	To provide law students with professional networking and educational opportunities in the field of real estate law	Real Estate Career Panel, real estate development law discussion and building tour
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.
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
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 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 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 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
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.
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.
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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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.
Technology Entrepreneurship Society	The mission for the Engineering Entrepreneurship Society is to increase the exposure of entrepreneurship to engineering students.	Speaker meetings will be used to address topics within entrepreneurship and startups that are of interest to engineering students and our members. Joint events and meetings with business and law students will also be used to get cross-discipline interaction
Texas Alternative Investment Group	To educate members in various alternatives investment types including commodities, foreign exchange currencies, hedge funds, and options as well as maintain an active portfolio trading some of these alternatives investments.	Present macroeconomic updates, maintain a virtual portfolio, present different strategies related to alternative investments, bring in occasional guest speakers.
Texas Belles Event Planning Organization (EPO)	Texas Belles is a professional event planning organization for students pursuing careers in the hospitality industry. We are affiliated with the College of Communications but do not restrict membership to those majors.	Meetings are modeled off of event planning and wedding certification programs. They include topics like Etiquette and How to plan a dinner party. Our members are also given campus, job, and internship opportunities for event planning and hospitality industries.
Texas Design, Tech & Management INACTIVE	Networking and training for entertainment design, technology & management students.	Support student attendance of the United States Institute of Technical Theatre annual National Conference, backstage tours, portfolio & professional materials gathering & mentorship.
Texas Economics Association	The purpose of the Texas Economics Association, as the oldest non-national economics student association at the University of Texas at Austin, is to provide professional, academic, social and philanthropic opportunities to its members. Through case studies, internship connections, networking, social events, community involvement, and academic lectureship, the TEA is committed to the advancement of its members.	The Texas Economics Association is committed to provide professional and academic lectures at its general meetings, hosting free-to-members socials, providing networking and internship connections, organizing case studies, leading resume workshops, and developing peer-to-peer advising and tutoring opportunities.
Texas Environmental Law Journal	Publish the State Bar of Texas Enviromental Law Journal.	Publish a journal. Activities include editing, cite checking, computer layout of the Journal, formatting. TNH4.128
Texas Forensics	To encourage students interested in the field of forensics by educating them on career possibilities and opportunities and by creating a forum to unite these students.	We will have bi-monthly meetings at which we will invite professionals from the field to speak about their career/education.
Texas Intellectual Property Law Journal	To put out a law journal dealing mostly with Intellectual Property Law.	Put out a journal dealing w/ IP Law. TNH 2.134B
Texas International Arbitration Society INACTIVE	To gather and disseminate information regarding international arbitration and to increase opportunities available to law students, and to facilitate networking with established practitioners.	Build and maintain an informational website, organize luncheons with practitioners, publish scholarly articles
Texas International Law Journal	We are a student-edited international legal periodical, publishing 3 issues per year, in areas of law pertaining to international business and human rights litigation, US litigation with international imp- lications, as well as other areas of international significance.	See above. TNH 4.129
Texas Music Business Society INACTIVE	Our vision is to create a strong network of students, faculty, and members of the music industry in order to provide opportunities for students to become professional members of the vast music business.	We plan to accomplish our goals through the means of: weekly discussions, guest lecturers, creation of networking/contact database, hosting job and internship fairs, and possibly hosting showcases of local talent.
Texas New Media INACTIVE	We are a professional organization that allows students with communication, multimedia, and business skills to work with others for real world experience. We will stay up to date on all the newest technology in the world of media to be able to write, design, code, analyze, and create business with the community.	The organization will hold a website workshop open to all students. It will help students working on personal websites or blogs.
Texas Nutrition at the University of Texas at Austin	To provide the students with a knowledge of opportunities and developments in nutrition and dietetics fields.	Monthly meetings with speakers in various nutrition areas. Participate in various volunteer and social activities.
Texas Oil and Gas Law Society	The society intends to provide career counseling, networking opportunities, and internships to students with an interest in all areas of natural resource related law. It will work to promote symposia, speakers, and fund scholarships.	We intend to invite speakers, offer happy hour networking opportunities, dine as an organization regularly, and invite guests involved in natural resource related law to join us, have fundraisers and at least one public service related activity per semester. Townes Hall 4.133
Texas Pre-Dental Society	To expose students at The University of Texas to the field of dentistry and various aspects of the dental profession.	We plan to invite dentists (or current dental students) to speak to our group, we plan to make field trips to dental schools and the Texas Dental Association here in Austin, we plan to hold mock DAT tests, have fundraisers and service projects.
Texas Pre-OT Society INACTIVE	The purpose of this organization is to raise awareness of the profession of Occupational Therapy, what it entails as a profession, and what it takes to gain admission into graduate school.	Major activities and events will include volunteering with Special Olympics as well as other opportunities around Austin, a shadowing program for active members with OT's in the area, and chances to network with fellow pre-OT students. Other activities include speakers at each meeting (whether it be OT's or OT graduate students) and workshops held by senior members of the club who have already, or are in the process of applying to different Occupational Therapy programs. One hope for the organization is to raise money for an end of the year trip to at least one different OT school for the most active members.
Texas Public Health (TPH)	We plan to be the first and only student group designed to be an integral resource for those in the UT Community interested in a career in public health.	As a resource for those interested in a career in public health, we will provide important information about applying to graduate school, public health related research opportunities around the UT campus, and overall, to promote public health as a career.
Texas SAME Student Chapter	Expose students to the society of American Military Engineers(SAME). Provide professional development and networking opportunities for students interested in engineering in both the public & private	Meetings with industry guest speaker, Joint functions with San Antonio SAME Post, Engineering field trips.
Texas Sports Business Council	The mission of Texas Sports Business Council is to inform, expose, and connect its members to the sports industry through hands on experiences, collaborative discussions, and enlightening lecture series. These goals are aligned with our parallel mission of developing applicable industry skills while simultaneously serving the McCombs School along with University of Texas.	Lecture Series featuring professionals from the sports industry. Trips to professional sports games to speak with members of the team's front office. Subscription to the Sports Business Journal.
Texas Sports Group INACTIVE	To provide students/members with the resources, skills and knowledge to participate in the world of sports. To offer an open environment to discuss professional issues in sports as well as other important topics related to sports.	Socials, guest speakers, resume workshops. As a professional organization we hope to provide members with knowledgeable guest speakers, organize socials on and off campus as well as provide helpful professional skills with resume workshops, panels and guest speakers.
Texas Theme Park Engineering Group	Our purpose is to expose engineering students to the industry of Theme Park and Amusement entertainment by conducting hands on activities that allow them to have design experience. We also hope to expose them to other TPEG groups in the country (Ohio State and Penn State to name two), and many industry professionals	The major activities and events for this upcoming semester include: An original design project (Possibly in conjunction with ASCE/ASME) A field trip to Six Flags Fiesta Texas to tour the Iron Rattler A field trip to Alamo Grid Aquatics in New Braunfels to see the production facility of a waterslide manufacturing company An education session on different amusement rides and companies
Texas Undergraduate Investment Team	To educate members in areas of financial and security valuation and to mentor students in professional development	We conduct research of publicly traded companies and determine if their stock is under or over valued.
The Pre-Health Experience (PHE)	The purpose of The Pre-Health Experience is to help students navigate through college by providing a support system and mentorship.	The main activity of PHE is the provision of a support system that is open and willing to help anyone.
The Review of Litigation	Publication of 3 issues of the Review of Litigation journal at UT Law to national readership.	Publish 3 issues of journal per year, plus various social functions. TNH 2.129
Theta Tau - Professional Engineering Fraternity	The Purpose of Theta Tau is to develop and maintain a high standard of professional interest among its members,and to unite them in a strong bond of fraternal fellowship.	We plan to hold professional engineering activities, some service projects and social events. CPE 3.162
Travel, Tourism, and Hospitality Association	To connect MBA students to opportunities in the travel, tourism, and hospitality industry.	Speakers, networking events, job/site treks, and joint events with other MBA organizations. MBA Program Office
TSM Advertising INACTIVE	Our purpose at TSM is two-fold: To strive to publish the most successful and most professional student media, and to provide all student employees the best possible training and job experience in a real-world media-like environment.	Daily publication of the world's largest college newspaper. Annual Housing Fair and game-day tailgate parties in front of the Bob Ballock museum.
TSPE (Texas Society of Professional Engineers) INACTIVE	The Texas Society of Professional Engineers exists to further the development, acceptance, and enhancement of the engineering profession in Texas.	We will have speakers on topics of interest to engineers. We will attend the Travis Chapter meetings and hear their speakers.
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 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 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.
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 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 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 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
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.
Women in Business Association	Women in Business Association (WBA) strives to increase our members' knowledge of and involvement in the world of business by inviting educated and experienced women to speak and share advice with our organization. Members are encouraged to interact with our invited speakers as to promote both rapport within our organization, as well as an increased understanding of what it is like to have a business career.	(1) Educate women about practical business issues (including but not limited to discrimination and/or harassment in the workplace, proper business etiquette, dress in the workplace, and creating an effective work-life balance). (2) Provide a source for networking for our members both with each other via social events, as well as with the outside business world via our speakers. (3) Establish a reputation in the Austin community through related philanthropic activities. (4) Offer an additional social outlet within UT Austin.
Women in Communication Leadership Network INACTIVE	Facilitating meaningful connections and creating opportunities. focused on mentoring future generations and connecting with those who have come before us. Overall purpose is to see women achieve their potential and achieve excellence in the field.	Networking meetings, service week, social gatherings
Women in Foreign Affairs	To promote the role of women in diplomacy and foreign affairs	Meetings every two weeks. Guest Speakers, internship opportunities, mentorship program.
Women in Medicine	- To promote awareness of issues pertaining to women in all medical fields. - To provide fellowship and support for those interested in these issues. - To provide programs and extra-curricular activities for members of WIM.	We host guest speakers from different aspects of the health care field. We participate in numerous volunteer events, such as Kite Fest, Girl Start, and Crazy Science Extravaganza. We hold various social events, such as a winter banquet, a paintball social, and a boat party at the end of the year.
Women in Psychology	To establish a platform for discussion about multi-cultural and women's issues in psychology and to provide an opportunity for students to interact with professionals from the mental health field. These professionals include those employed outside of the university, as well as university faculty and staff. We also make students aware of volunteer and job opportunities in psychology and related fields in the Austin area.	Discussions with psychology professionals from the Austin area. Volunteers with various organizations in the Austin community.
Women's Transportation Seminar - Texas Student Chapter	WTS aims to promote the advancement of women in the transportation industry at the academic level, through fellowship among students interested in a professional career related to transportation.	Major activities include monthly meetings, seminars with guest speakers, networking/social events, field trips, and volunteer/field work.

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• International/Cultural Organizations foster cultural diversity and offer support to their members and the campus community.
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