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| Organization | Purpose | Functions |
|---|---|---|
| #IGOTSOLE | The mission and purpose of #IGOTSOLE is to inspire any and everyone to get out their dreams through performing and visual arts through the movement. | DANCE REHEARSALS, SESSIONS, SOCIALS, RECORDINGS AND PERFORMANCES. |
| Absolute Texxas | Absolute Texxas is dedicated to developing men and women based upon the principles of individual leadership, personal integrity, and teamwork. We are committed to fostering life-long friendships and personal development that will enrich our lives and craft a truly lifelong Absolute Texxas experience. | Absolute Texxas is a co-ed student organization that specializes in social, spirit, and service at the University of Texas at Austin. |
| Acacia Fraternity - IFC | As a founding member of the National Interfraternity Conference, Acacia is a National Greek social fraternity whose purpose is to strengthen the ties of its brotherhood through friendship and human service. | None 2614 Rio Grande |
| Afrikan-American Affairs | The purpose of Afrikan American Affairs, its codirectors, and UTBlacks Online chairs, is to provide support, enrichment services, and leadership development to Black students on campus, those in the greater Black community as well as anyone interested in Black culture. This is achieved through dynamic programming and dialogue as well as through providing an online magazine, for students at the University of Texas at Austin, about information useful to the Black community. | We hope to organize a community wide event calendar and plan celebrati ons for Thanksgiving, Kwanzaa, and Black History Month. SSB 1.104 |
| Alpha Chi Omega - UPC | The main purpose shall be to encourage the spirit of true sisterhood, to develop through personal high moral and mental standards and to advance the appreciation and practice of allied arts among its members. | Philanthropies and the promotion of individual interests among its members. |
| Alpha Delta Pi - UPC | To promote the mental improvement and social enjoyment of members as well as foster a devotion to the enrichment of the community and learning institutions. | Community service, philanthropic activities, and social functions |
| Alpha Epsilon Phi - UPC | To provide unity and sisterhood to its members. | We do social, philanthropic, fundraising activities. We like to help non-profit organizations. 100 B W. Dean Keeton St. |
| Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity - IFC | Alpha Epsilon Pi has the purpose of cultivating honesty, perseverance, mutual helpfulness, faith, and humility amongst our brothers. | Brotherhood, Social, Academic, Philanthropy |
| alpha Kappa Delta Phi - TAPC | Our mission is to provide sisterhood among women, scholarship, leadership and Asian American Awareness in the University and community. | Alpha Kappa Delta Phi promotes the advancement of Asian America women through philanthrophy, community service & social activites. |
| Alpha Phi - UPC | The objectives of our Fraternity are the promotion of growth in character, unity of feeling, sisterly affection, and social communion among our members. In all that we do, we try to obey God's principles of justice and right. We have banded ourselves together to improve our minds and hearts, and we seek to aid each other through a constant watchcare always given in love. We believe ourselves to be sincere searchers for truth. | Alpha Phi is a great way to meet new friends and make campus connections through our many social events. Friendships made in Alpha Phi last throughout your lifetime, and one of the best parts of joining a sorority is the friendship and fun that ensues from those relationships. Sisterhood in Alpha Phi is knowing that you have all your sisters supporting you throughout your college experience. Alpa Phi is also a network for scholastic support and provides an opportunity to expand your leadership portfolio. 2005 University Avenue |
| Alpha Sigma Rho Sorority - Affiliate | Recognizes the necessity of promoting unity, leadership, and Asian Awa reness within our campus and the community while pursuing academic exc ellence as well as interpersonal growth, moral development and strengt h. | Encourage Unity and camaraderie between student through social functions and community service. |
| Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity - IFC | The purposes for Alpha Omega are those social, educational and charitable in nature including promoting and cultivating social interaction, promotion of friendship and brotherly love, educating and training its members to be leaders in daily life including development of proper value. | Interests are those which coincide with the organizations purpose. |
| Alpha Xi Delta - UPC | To foster the ideas of sisterhood, lifelong friendship, and service making a common bond for a lifetime. | Function is to unite as a sisterhood in service to the community and helping each other to realize their potential. |
| American Renaissance Society at the University of Texas at Austin | To facilitate collegial, intellectual discussion outside of the classroom among those with keen insight, an open mind, and respect for differing opinions. Members meet regularly and engage in stimulating conversations about topics ranging in diversity from American foreign policy to the greatest authors of the 20th century. | Discussion meetings on the 1st, 3rd, and (when applicable) 5th Tuesdays of the month, centered on a given topic designed to facilitate intellectual discussion. |
| Asian Law Students Association (ALSA) | Promote awareness of Asian culture throughout the law school and promote professional ties to increase job opportunities after graduation. | Plan one or two major events highlighting Asian holidays and invite speakers and or alumni to visit the law school. 727 E. Dean Keeton St. |
| Bengali Students Association | To promote the essence of Bangladesh and to raise funds for Bangladesh. | Fund Raising, Volunteering and Social Services. |
| Beta Chi Theta - Affiliate | We, the brothers of Beta Chi Theta, in order to form a National fraternity based on leadership, cultural conciousness, and most importantly brotherhood, believe in the advancement of one's self by way of community service, academic preeminence, and perpetual kinship. | Although we are a fundamentally social organization, our main event is a week of service that takes place in the spring. The week is called Beating Heart Disease )BHD) week and consists of several activities that help to educate and fundrise for the promotion of heart disease awareness. All funds accumulated at the end of the week is donated to the Austin Affiliates of the American Heart Assoc. We also perform community service as well as host serveral social events throughout the academic year. 259 |
| Black Graduate Student Association | Purpose is to develop a sense of community among the black graduate students on The University of Texas campus by addressing the problems and needs which confront the group either individually or as a whole. The Association serves as medium to relieve the feeling of isolation by keeping students aware of the activities of other black groups and by structuring social and cultural events in which the members can in- teract. | Facilitate academic process of black graduate students and faculty. Encourage the recruitment and retention of black graduate students and faculty. Enhance the development of positive and supportive relation- ships among black men and women on campus. Conduct fund raising acti- vities to attain the status of self-sufficiency. |
| Bridges International - Texas Chapter | To serve international students at UT by connecting them with social opportunities, service outlets and spiritual resources. | BI @ UT will seek to partner with the community to connect international students with mentors and host families and individuals. Major EVents are hosted for students around American holidays. Social and Spiritual Discussion Groups will be formulated. |
| Chi Omega Sorority - UPC | We are an organization with high standards of scholarship and personnel. We promote friendship, campus activities, vocational goals, and social and civil service. | Philanthropies, social functions, and high scholarship are our special interests. |
| Chi Phi Fraternity - IFC | 1) Encourage individual development; 2) promote adjustment to college life; 3) build respect for the individual; 4) stimulate intellectual growth; 5) promote an understanding of the fraternity life; 6) pro- mote the diffusion of cultural and social graces; 7) provide an envi- ronment for the free exchange of ideas between all members; 8) pro- mote friendship. | social |
| College Forward Collegians at University of Texas at Austin | College Forward Collegians at UT Austin will serve as a social network and academic support platform to first generation, economically disadvantaged students attending the University of Texas and participating in the College Forward program. The group will provide leadership and mentorship opportunities to College Forward students in a peer support environment. | Activities include peer-to-peer networking between upper/underclassmen members, study group facilitation, student aid/scholarship workshops, career/resume workshops, study skills workshops, community service projects, and other activities that might provide members with academic or social advantage. |
| Delta Alpha Omega Multicultural Fraternity Inc. - MGC | The purpose of Delta Alpha Omega Multicultural Fraternity Inc. is to promote and represent the benefits of Multiculturalism and Brotherhood by: exposing members to diverse people and ideas, providing them with leadership and service opportunities, encouraging academic achievement, and contributing to their social development. | Delta Alpha Omega is a service Fraternity and actively participates in various community service initiatives such as volunteering, mentoring, making charitable donations, and making beneficial partnerships with local philanthropic organizations. |
| Delta Chi Fraternity - IFC | To promote friendship, develop character, advance justice, and assist in the aquisition of a sound education. | To engage in social functions and cummunity service. |
| Delta Delta Delta - UPC | To develop womanly character through leadership and scholarship. | Philanthropy, social events, weekly meetings 503 W 27th Austin 78705 |
| Delta Gamma - UPC | Sorority | Service to the community and The University. Aid to the blind through various philanthropic activities. |
| Delta Lambda Phi Fraternity - Affiliate | To provide dignified and purposeful, social, service, and recreational activities for progressive people irrespective of sexual orientation, while promoting a strong and positive image, which respects the diversity of all individuals. | Members will attend meetings and socials, and participate in hosting fundraisers, service projects, and various other activities aimed to build a brotherhood amongst members |
| Delta Phi Omega Sorority, Inc. | In addition to promoting sisterhood and unity, our mission is to fuse the cultures of east and west through community service and social service projects. | Our philanthropy is children's literacy. Participating in leadership programs, tutoring and mentoring are the methods through which we will achieve our goal. Other activities include ongoing literacy and mentoring programs. |
| Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity - IFC | Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity is a non-hazing organization devoted to the cultivation of a cohesive brotherhood organized around ideals designed to promote leadership scholarship, and loyalty. | Delta Sigma Phi fraternity sponsors regular social activities with fraternity members and local sororities. Additionally, the brothers engage in campus and community service throughout the school year. |
| Delta Tau Delta Fraternity - IFC | Delt represents a living-learning experience which presents one with challenges and opportunities. It gives a person the chance to meet people, share his talents, and take advantage of the talents of others. Its programs reflect the interests of its members and also bring about companionship meant to last a lifetime. | We raise money for charities (Wounded Warrior Project, March of Dimes, Austin State School), compete in intramural sports, and are active members of the Interfraternity Council. |
| Disorientation, Inc. INACTIVE | to facilitate the planning and execution of disorientation each year for the graduating McCombs MBAs (full-time program). | Disorientation typically consists of a party for all full-time graduating MBAs. Cohort Games, a golf tournament, outdoor activities such as floating the Guadalupe , and a dinner at the Salt Lick. |
| Fine Dining INACTIVE | To embrace and discover fine foods and eateries on and near the university grounds. Also to help people eat healthier and better. | The organization will meet once a week at J2 VIP fine dining line to enjoy a meal. |
| Gamma Beta Fraternity, Inc. - TAPC | The official purpose of the Gamma Beta Fraternity is to better each member, as an individual and as a whole, and all those in contact with Gamma Beta through a brotherhood promoting and enforcing morality, discipline, responsibility, an unprecedented sense of unity, and high academic standards. | Social, community service, and take care of academics, life, and each other through family-like activities. |
| Gates Millennium Scholars Association-Texas Chapter | Our mission as members of the Gates Millennium Scholars Association is to promote the spirit of the scholarship through academic support, social , networking, and community outreach | Being GMS ambassadors to high schools, support network for incoming scholars, service opportunities, promote and develop relationships |
| Global China Connection at The University of Texas at Austin INACTIVE | To connect people who are interested in Chinese culture. | Social networking |
| GRACS-Graduate Representative Assoc of Computer Science | Represents graduate students in computer sciences and offers a medium for social interaction. | Get together, social events. Taylor Hall 124 |
| Graduate Business Wine Club | To promote education and appreciation for wine and foster relationships among MBA students. | Wine tastings off campus, educational activities, trips to wineries. |
| Graduate Chemical Engineering Society | To promote interactions and friendship between members of the graduate chemical engineering department. | Monthly socials for graduate students to spend time together outside t he lab. |
| Graduate Student Diversity Organization | This organization aims to relieve feelings of isolation felt by students from historically underserved or marginalized communities by organizing activities and coordinating events of interest to graduate students across campus, from various departments and schools. Our goal is to develop a sense of community among the diverse body of graduate students at The University of Texas campus by promoting social networking, professional development, opportunities for collaborative research, and community engagement. | Encourage the development of affirming and supportive relationships between and among graduate students of color and marginalized groups on campus. Develop educational and professional opportunities including hosting guest speakers, coordinating social functions, sponsoring research and initiatives addressing issues of diversity, and voicing needs of graduate students of color and underserved communities to university officials and administration. |
| Hang Out INACTIVE | HangOut is an organization that seeks to provide a welcoming social environment for all incoming and current GLBTQ students and their allies. We hold weekly gatherings and semester events that are a great way to meet people and forge new friendships. Our weekly gatherings are Coffee (wednesday nights at 10 p.m. to 12 midnight) and picnic (Fridays, at the turtle pond, can come and go between 12 noon and 3 p.m.). We'd love for you to come Hang Out wit us! Please join our Facebook group to stay updated for other events. | Coffee every Wednesday 10 p.m. to 12 midnight @ Starbucks in the Union. Come and go picnic by the Tower turtle pond on Fridays, 12 noon to 3 p.m.. Other semester events. |
| Harmony Longhorn Association INACTIVE | To bring together graduates of Harmony Charter Schools that are students, staff, or faculty of the University of Texas, to promote giving back to the Harmony Community among these graduates, and to facilitate the transition of newcomers to life at UT. | Find volunteer and paid employment for members at various Harmony Schools in Texas, provide mentoring and tutoring for current Harmony Students, organize socials to give Harmony graduates a home away from home, |
| Healthy Student Living INACTIVE | To promote healthy student living. It will consist of nutritional tips and guidelines that will keep students aware of maintaining a good balanced dict and to promote recreational activity. | We will participate in major events correlating to recreational activity including breast cancer awareness runs or other team oriented activity such as intramurals. |
| Hip Hop Couture Fashion | To gain knowledge about the opportunities in association with internships through guest speakers, leadership roles, social projects, and community service; all with fashion in mind. Hip Hop Couture gives you the opportunity to define who you are and your own style. | Organize and present non-traditional fashion shows, introduce key note speakers, organize and co-sponsor events with other organizations dealing with fashion, community service, and Austin Fashion Week. |
| International MBA Student Association (IMBASA) | IMBASA is a social organization catering to the needs of international students and domestic students interested in international affairs. Our key focus is in the spread of international ideas and themes inside and outside the classroom and in helping unite the global interests of our MBA student community. | IMBASA strives to bridge cultures by hosting a myriad of social events and professional events. |
| Iota Nu Delta Fraternity Inc. | To bridge the gap and create South Asian awareness amongst the student body by giving them the opportunity to be represented by a nationally recognized fraternity. | By giving back to the community by service and by promoting awareness, all the while being open to all. |
| Ismaili Muslim Students Association | The Ismaili Muslim Students Association serves to bridge gaps between Ismaili Muslim students at UT Austin. The organization also believes in building bridges with other organizations on campus as well as the local community. | While community service is a major part of IMSA, we encourage our members to live healthy and active lives though various health and fitness activities and social events. |
| Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. - NPHC | To inspire service in the public interest, to assist in the aims and purposes of colleges and universities, to promote the spiritual, moral and intellectual welfare of members. | Major activities include providing a leadership model for young black students, particularly high school and junior high school, to provide a public service for the black community. |
| Kappa Alpha Theta - UPC | To provide a good social and academic atmosphere for college students. We also have service projects. | Kappa Alpha Theta is interested in educational, philanthropic, and fraternal pursuits. |
| Kappa Delta - UPC | To meet other girls and belong to a group at the University and also to participate in philanthropic work. | Philanthropies, social events, weekly meetings. |
| Kappa Kappa Gamma - UPC | To promote leadership, scholarship and friendship to women who attend the University. | Philanthropy for the Austin's Children Cancer Center. Challenger Little League Salvation Army Caritas Shelter for Battered Women and others... 2001 University Ave. |
| Kappa Phi Gamma Sorority, Inc. - TAPC | We the sisters of Kappa Phi Gamma Sorority Inc. shall create a sisterhood directed towards the advancement of women. Kappa Phi Gamma aims to instill integrity of character as components of personality. The sorority shall create a sisterhood directed towards the adancement of women. Kappa Phi Gamma shall create pride of culture, womenhood, and self. | Womanhood, self, character, leadership, scholarship, culture. |
| Kappa Phi Lambda - TAPC | To build a strong and solid band with each of the members while embracing each others culture and serving the community to better oneself. | Community service, fundraising, cultural awareness events, leadership, career oriented activities, philanthropy, and develop sisterhood. |
| Kappa Sigma Fraternity - IFC | To promote scholastic, athletic and social achievement among the members. | IFC |
| Korean Music Association | To discuss and debate the various aspects of Korean pop culture trends and events, with a focus on the music entertainment industry. | Biweekly meetings where we show newly released music and engage in pertinent discussion with fellow members. We may host socials to further explore Korean culture through major Korean entertainment events and regional cuisine. |
| Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity - IFC | To offer the best fraternal experience, focusing on personal character development through leadership, scholarship, community service, and positive social experiences. | Social functions, community service, educational opportunities, and athletic team participation. |
| Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, Inc. - LPHC | Lambda Theta Phi's goals are to promote scholarship, Latin unity, respect for all cultures, and brotherhood. | Academics and scholarship; advancement of the Latino culture; culture awareness. |
| Longhorn Band Student Association | The object of this organization shall be to unite in a band, students of proven proficiency and congeniality for the purpose of providing band music and representing The University of Texas. | Playing and marching at football games, support of other UT athletic events, Spring banquet. |
| Longhorn Hellraisers | To raise spirit at The University of Texas by attending sporting events with our faces painted orange and white and participating in cheers. | Attend sporting events |
| Longhorn Honeys | The Longhorn Honeys are a social and spirit group dedicated to all UT sports. The honeys provide students a fun experience at all sporting events. We are an outgoing group of females who are eager to meet new people. Feel free to join us at any event! | Our spring and fall semesters are filled with activites such as mixers , paint-up at games, tailgates, and outdoor activities. The Honeys also participate at Explore UT and Forty Acres Fest. |
| Los Pensadores INACTIVE | "Los Pensadores" is a camaraderie amongst students who enjoy speaking Spanish, reading Spanish literature, spreading knowledge and venturing out in the Austin community to discover the great experiences the city has to offer. Essentially, we are a Spanish book club welcoming anyone who has an interest in Spanish literature. | We have monthly gatherings to discuss the book of the month. Past meetings have included going to a Mexican Art Museum and PanaderÃa. |
| Marine Science Institute Graduate Student Association | To support and to be of service to all graduate students in residence at The UT Marine Science Institute at Port Aransas through many varied programs and projects. | 1) Assist new grad. students with settling in at Port Aransas 2) upkeep of various recreational equipment at the institute 3) assisting with the seminars and visiting scholars at the institute 4) upkeep of academic facilities for use by the graduate students only 5) promote and organize social gatherings for students, faculty and staff |
| Mu Epsilon Theta Sorority | To unite college women by promoting academics, leadership, community service, moral and spiritual well-being. | To provide an atmosphere for service and spiritual growth. |
| Naadasudha | To promote Hindustani and Carnatic clasical music at the University of Texas at Austin. | To promote appreciation of Hindustani and Carnatic Indian classical music both vocal and instrumental forms provide training and practical demonstration in Indian classical music. Encourage UT students to give stage performances in Indian classical music. |
| New Black Student Mentorship Organization INACTIVE | Academic and social voluntary mentorship program where upperclassmen will get the chance to be mentors and positive role models to incoming black freshmen at the University of Texas at Austin. For the registration process, those interested in the organization would be asked to take a survey in order to match upperclassmen and incoming freshmen with people who have the same interests. | We plan to hold fundraising events, community service activities, academic and social workshops, as well as an end of the year dinner. |
| Nontraditional Student Association INACTIVE | To bring together nontraditional students on campus for networking and support. | Social events and meetings for nontraditional students as a way of providing social support. |
| Omega Phi Gamma Fraternity - Affiliate | To promote social and cultural awareness of Asian-American Students on campus and throughout the community. Our primary goal is to recruit young men and turn them into leaders of the community. | Come join us for Fall Rush 2010 as we celebrate 15 years of brotherhood and excellence. Feel free to contact one of our authorized representatives for more information. |
| OUT Grads | We are an organization dedicated to fostering a university- wide community of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) graduate and professional students. | We host events, mixers, happy hours, speaker series, etc. |
| OUTgrads INACTIVE | We are an organization dedicates to fostering a university-wide community of lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer graduate and professional students. | We intend to host social events- mixers, happy hours, speaker series, etc. |
| Panhellenic Student Association | To help Greek, Cyprian and friends of them to keep in touch. Moreover, through the organization we hope that new students coming from Greece and Cyprus would be able to contact senior ones and help them fit in Austin and UT. | Promote Greek people's culture and history, communication and contact point for Greek, Cyprian and people that want to know us better. |
| Persian Students Society | To bring together Persian students and promote awareness of Persian cultural heritage. | To hold social events for members and non-members, and to host educational lectures about Persian culture. |
| Phi Delta Theta Fraternity - IFC | Phi Delta Theta is a fraternity organized to foster social activity, scholarship and association of students for their mutual advancement. | Fundraisers for ADA Speakers (ex: Career Services office on resume) |
| Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity - IFC | To be a fellowship and home away from home for its members. To pro- vide guidance from peers in almost any direction. To provide not only brotherhood on this campus but on a national scale and thereby to broaden members horizons. Performance of community service and charity functions are major activities. | Rush week, Halloween party for disadvantaged kids, Christmas party for same, Easter party for same, matches and mixers with sororities, intramurals, Round-up, various Austin State School activities. |
| Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity - IFC | To produce men of Excellence. | Social, Philanthropic and UT Supportive activities. |
| Phi Kappa Sigma - Sigma - IFC | The Objects of Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity shall be the promotion of good fellowship and the cultivation of the social virtues among our members; the protection of just rights and the advancement of the best interests, present and future, individual and collective, of all those who shall be associated together as members of this fraternity; the encouragement of good scholarship and the breadth of training for our members; and cooperation in the educational and cultural programs of institutions of higher education in which our chapters are located. | Leadership Retreats, New Member Education, Brotherhood Events, Community Service Events, Philanthropy Events, Mixers, Date Parties, Formals, Study Hours, Scholarships, Intramurals |
| Phi Kappa Theta | Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity strives to development members that will significantly contribute to society, fraternity, and God. | We're a fraternity of gentlemen. We can take any man and make him a better man. Our brotherhood is special and can't be defined in words only by experience. Every experience and all the work that is made for this fraternity to strive can be directly put into practice beyond your active experience. We encourage you to check out the Texas Alpha Pi chapter of Phi Kappa Theta fraternity it could be the best decision you make of your life like it has been for all of our brothers. |
| Pi Beta Phi - UPC | The object for which Pi Beta Phi is formed is the mutual encouragement and assistance of its members in mental, moral and social advancement. | Pi Beta Phi is interested in educational, philanthropic, and fraternal pursuits. 2300 San Antonio 78705 |
| Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity - IFC | To help young men become gentlemen and prepare for life. | Intramurals, Highway Clean-up. |
| Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity - IFC | To provide men at the University of Texas the opportunity to re-define the fraternal experience as one of lifelong leaders and engaged citizens in a global community. | Members will participate in events supporting Pi Kappa Phi's national service and outreach philanthropy, Push America, which benefits people with disabilities. From local events with student organizations on campus to national events that provide members the opportunity to ride a bicycle across the U.S. members will have a grounding in service. Other events will take place with social interests such as activities with student organizations and within the organization as well. |
| Plan II Students Association | Promote student community within Plan II. | Conduct programs to dissolve feelings of disunity among Plan II students and promote social, service, and academic activities. |
| Practica Platica | We seek to provide an open and welcoming atmosphere where students can practice conversing in Spanish. All topics will be discussed, especially those relating to Spanish culture and society. Our goal is to aid students who are interested in the Spanish language by providing a conversation hour, academic support, and other activities relating to Spanish culture. All students both native and non-native are welcomed. | A weekly conversation hour and other cultural activities such as watching Spanish movies, eating Spanish cuisine, etc. |
| Revolutionary Industries INACTIVE | To bring together a group of individuals who possess specific talents who aspire to not only do extraordinary things, but be REVOLUTIONARY. | Revolutionary Industries gives the opportunity for members to showcase their talents and aspirations in events and projects that will be broadcasted to fellow peers and adults in their environment. |
| Rising Tide at The University of Texas at Austin INACTIVE | To promote local, community-based solutions to the climate crisis and support climate justice. | To spread awareness of environmental issues on campus, create a community of interested persons, and gather for discussion. |
| Rugby Little Sisters | As a social organization, the Rugby Little Sisters attend home and away games. We make goodies for the men's games, attend service events and promote the spirit of Rugby! We also host social events with members only and events with the UT Rugby team. | Attend games, recruit and fundraise. Attend and organize events with rugby team & our own members. |
| She Says! | We Dig Women! We bring Feminist and Queer folks together to build community through social, informational, and service events. | Interests include: women, feminism, queerness, relaxed social gatherings, camping, movie watching, Austin outings, service events, roller derby watching, and community building. |
| Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity - IFC | Bring comparable men together for the purpose of close friendship and social gathering. | Travis County Blood Drive, sponsorship of annual fraternity/sorority tug of war competition, participation in Big Brothers of Austin Program for Underprivileged Children, Annual Round-Up Street Party and sponsorship of the Hoop-a-Thon for Jr. Helping Hand Children Home. |
| Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity - IFC | To foster and maintain among its sons a spirit of fraternity; a spirit of mutal moral aid and support; to instill and maintain in the hearts of its sons, love for and loyality to Alma Mater and its ideals; to inculcate among its sons such ideals as well result in actions worthy of the highest precepts of true manhood, democracy and humanity. | Two to three social functions per month; three community service pro- jects per semester. Active in Intramural Sports Program and a member of I.F.C. |
| Sigma Beta Rho Fraternity Inc. - MGC | To instill leadership in young men, and to promote multicultural diversity on campus. | To provide social events centered on diversity and to enhance youth education and development. |
| Sigma Chi - IFC | The purpose of this fraternity shall be to cultivate and maintain the high ideals of friendship, justice and learning upon which Sigma Chi was founded. | Fight Night, Derby Days, Sweetheart Formal |
| Sigma Delta Tau - UPC | It shall be the purpose of this fraternal organization to form a close social and fraternal union of those of similar ideals and to foster, maintain, and instill such ideals in the hearts of its members as well as result in actions worthy of the highest precepts of true womanhood, democracy and humanity. | Social, educational, and philanthropic. |
| Sigma Kappa Phi Multicultural Fraternity Incorporated - MGC | We, the brothers of Sigma Kappa Phi, will strive to perfect and unite an organization of unique individuals blind to color, social standing and culture. Our purpose remains to dedictae ourselves to the needs of our community while preserving our morals of honor, integrity unity and most importantly brotherhood. We strive to provide a truly Multicultural Experience to any man hoping to advance oneself through education, service, and brotherhood. | Service to the community, multicultural awareness. Socials |
| Sigma Lambda Beta-Eta Alpha Chapter - LPHC | Sigma Lambda Beta is based on cultural understanding and wisdom. We believe in the principles of fairness, opportunity, and in the equality of all men no matter their race, culture, or ethnicity. Our biggest goal is to see that all of society can realize the importance of these principles. To achieve this goal we all strive to model these behaviors and present ourselves in a gentlemanly and educated fashion. | Activities & Events include: Dia De Los Muertos, Haskell Street Halloween Block Party, Cesar Chavez street clean up through Keep Austin Beautiful, Parents Weekend, CPR Awareness Day, SLB State Events, Cultural Awareness Lecture Series, National and Chapter Founders Week, Famous Purple and White Stroll Competition, Annual Formal |
| Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority - LPHC | Sigma Lambda Gamma, historically a Latina based sorority, shall be primarily one of promoting standards of excellence in morality, ethics and education. Further, the sorority shall work to better serve the needs and wants of all people by disseminating information about the diverse culture which we all share. Finally, the sorority shall maintain respect for the views of others through this valuing, thereby, enhancing our understanding of one another, and thus bettering our community, our country, and the world. | Philanthropy - Annual Easter Egg Hunt with De Zavala Elementary, Christmas Kindness dinner- Campbell Elementary, Safeplace Donations Drive, Academic, Cultural Awarness- Cesar Chavez, Social Interaction, Morals & Ethics- LGBTQ Cubicle L4 |
| Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity - IFC | 1) Uphold, develop and strengthen the character of its members; 2) in- culate those principles which naturally revolve upon an individual as a member of society; 3) impress upon its members the true significance of fraternal relationships; 4) aid and sustain, as far as possible the government and discipline of the institution where it is located; 5) promote scholarship, athletic excellence and social compatibility. | 1) Intramurals; 2) contributions to local and national charities like Big Brothers of Austin, Muscular Dystrophy, March of Dimes, Austin State School for the Deaf; 3) participation in University student government and activities; 4) various social functions with other fra- ternal organizations; 5) participation in various honorary and service organizations. |
| Sigma Phi Omega Sorority, Inc. - TAPC | Our main purpose is to unite and promote friendship amoung asians and other interested students through social events as well as an emphasis on community service. | Asian Awareness, Women's Empowerment, Domestic Violence Awareness and Prevention, chapter events and chapter support. |
| Sigma Pi Fraternity - IFC | To promote honor, chivalry, and brotherhood among all its members and to encourage philantropy and the betterment of the community in which Sigma Pi serves. | Community service, social functions, and brotherhood events. |
| Spitshine Poetry | We want to create a community of writers who use poetry to better themselves and others. | We will hold weekly open mics and poetry slams, and compete at the College Union Poetry Slam Invitational (CUPSI). We will also hold written workshops and volunteer opportunities. |
| Student Events Center Orange & White Ball Committee INACTIVE | The Orange & White Ball organization produces an annual event to honor and unite students, and to create lasting memories while improving student life at the university. The ball celebrates the success of the university's graduating seniors in a unified campus formal. | Orange & White Ball |
| Students And Significant Others (SAS) | Foster relationships among married students and their families to enhance the educational experience while attending the Graduate School of Business. | Activities will include social events where married students, their spouses, and families can come together to form lasting and bene- ficial relationships. |
| Students Eating Together (SET) INACTIVE | To create meaningful, lasting friendships through having students eat together with new people, and through raising money for hungry children. | Our three main activities are: 1. Coordinate ways for students to eat together easily 2. Hold 3 fundraisers per semester benefitting hungry children 3. Have a potluck party at the end of every semester |
| Tau Kappa Epsilon - IFC | To form a brotherhood which is conducive to the betterment of its members in the educational, fraternal, and social aspects of their lives. | Activities include social gatherings, academic assitance (i.e. tutoring) philanthropic events, intramural competitions, and other activities which we deem to enhance the quality of the brotherhood. |
| Tejas Club | To allow our members to live a more complete life by sharing their personalities, abilities and efforts to promote good fellowship and a high standard of conduct among ourselves and our fellow students, to encourage loyalty and usefulness to our school, and to further good scholarship. | Coffee each Thursday of long semesters with guest speakers of distinction from University of Texas at Austin area. |
| Terry Scholars Students Association | To provide a means for Terry Foundation Scholarship recipients to meet and work together to better the university and the foundation. | movie nights, service projects, lecture forums |
| Texas Ballroom | To provide an opportunity to learn and improve the art of Ballroom dancing in a lively social atmosphere. | Regular practice sessions and opportunities to dance, and perhaps plan and execute a ball. |
| Texas Entrepreneurship Club (TEC) INACTIVE | Entrepreneurial collaboration and other investments | Consistent informational meetings |
| Texas Fiddlers INACTIVE | To bring the joy of fiddling into the hearts and ears of people. | We practice and play various forms of music incorporating violinist. |
| Texas Food Science Club | To learn food science techniques and how chemistry meets gastronomy in cultural foods around the world. | Biweekly meetings will include talks on food science, review articles on different techniques used, and their applications to cultural food. Each meeting will focus on a different type of food, and each month will focus on a different culture. Potlucks featuring the topic-food will be hosted after each meeting by members, and activities will include meetings with chefs and food scientists, as well as outings for picnics, and group cooking sessions. |
| Texas Man Club INACTIVE | To break boundaries and stigmas of what it is to be a man in a safe and accepting environment, regardless of rare, sexual orientation, age, background, etc. | Cook-out/swimming days & get-togethers, go to school sports together. |
| Texas Omicron | Texas Omicron strives to enrich its Brotherhood by encouraging gentlemanly values and cultivating individual growth so that each member can fulfill their academic, civic and spiritual potential. Texas Omicron is dedicated to the enhancement of camaraderie, integrity, scholarship amongst its members such that they emerge as leaders in society. | Social Events Philanthropy |
| Texas Pearls | To serve as a fun, social organization that gears towards domestic life skills such as cooking, etiquette (eg. how to properly set up the dining table), and other necessary skills that will help a person become more savvy in everyday life. | It will be very social and educational. Every meeting will involve a social aspect. There will be "families" within the organization, and activities that the families can do together outside of the organization as well. There will be a formal dance every semester. Lessons/activities include learning about different kinds of wine/champagne/etc. (how else will you learn how to choose the right type of bottle for your needs in the future?), learning about some different cultures to be more savvy internationally, learning about different spices and cooking ingredients, etc. |
| Texas Royals | Texas Royals seeks to enhance the college experience of its members by involvement in social, philanthropic, leadership and spirit activities. The highest pillars of Texas Royals are to create lasting friendships and strengthen the individual's tie to The University of Texas at Austin, through both academics and campus engagement. | Texas Royals hosts recruitment each semester and participates in various social and spirit activities, including but not limited to: date events; formal; cocktail; football seating group(s); OU Weekend travel; alumnae weekend; Texas Leadership Summit attendance and general membership activities. |
| Texas Secular Humanists | As UT Austin's first non-prophet non-profit, Texas Secular Humanists promotes the values of secular humanism on campus and in the Austin community. Though we have weekly social events, we are first and foremost a service organization; we volunteer regularly at local shelters, raise money for humane causes, and host talks on important human issues (e.g., human rights, gender equality, secular ethics). | As secularists, we serve UT's non-religious students; as humanists, we serve the entire community. Texas Secular Humanists meets Tuesdays at 7:00 PM in Parlin 204. Meetings usually begin with a "Humanist of the Week" presentation, given by a member who has volunteered earlier in the semester. After small-group discussions, we then spend some time planning service projects and social events. Once that's over -- usually around 8:00 PM -- we head to Fuzzy's Tacos for dinner and refreshments. (Also known as TSH After Hours!) Sign up to our listserv, like us on Facebook, or stop by our meetings if you'd like to get involved with our community service events! |
| Texas Sherwhovians INACTIVE | To bring University of Texas students together to share their interests in the television shows Sherlock and Doctor who, among other possible topics. | Members will be watching and socializing about the BBC television shows Sherlock and Doctor who, and anything else they wish to discuss. |
| Texas Ski and Snowboard | Bring together students interested in snow skiing and snowboarding and organize. Ski trip which will take place over the winter break. | Organize annual ski trip over the winter break, socialize/meet other students interested in skiing snowboarding. |
| Texas Tribe | Texas Tribe is a coed social organization that seeks to provide an environment that encourages/ inspires individuality and creative expression amongst all its members. In addition to providing a unique college experience, Texas Tribe aspires to make an impact on Ut and the city of Austin through community involvement. Through all of this, Texas Tribe seeks to cultivate close-knit, authentic relationships amongst its members who compose the tribe. | Provide unique social activities/ events and contribute to various service projects for the betterment of the community. |
| The Finer Things Club INACTIVE | Discuss literature, film, and other "finer things" in life - NO "school" talk allowed. This is a club for students who want to meet new people and socialize in a relaxed literary setting. | Laid back discussions in a "coffee-shop" type setting, literary and film interpretation, inviting guest speakers related to the literary field, such as professors or authors. |
| The Tea Club | To facilitate open discussion of life, society, and philosophy and to promote free and rational through throughout the student body. | Weekly meetings to sit down, chat, and have tea. |
| Theta Chi Fraternity - IFC | The purpose of Theta Chi is to give men at UT the opportunity to be a part of a truly life-changing experience by providing them with the tools to grow as a student, leader, and man. Theta Chi is not just another club, but an organization of men with the desire to build lifetime friendships and devote time to develop values. Theta Chi teaches, inspires, and empowers any member to be successful both inside and outside of the classroom and throughout their lives. | Theta Chi Fraternity provides endless opportunities for social, leadership, and service involvement on the UT campus and in the community of Austin. Theta Chi is also a great brotherhood and networking tool with over 165,000 initiated brothers and 136,000 alumni worldwide. Theta Chi provides numerous scholarship opportunities, awarding more that $192,000 last year to undergraduate and graduate students. Theta Chi also has travel opportunities with three national conferences around the country every year. |
| Transfer Student Association | To expose transfer students to the resources of the university and the development of a social network. | We are interested in preventing transfer students from getting behind in their studies. Our goal is to expose students to the resources of UT, and provide the beginning of a social network with seasoned students capable of giving advice. |
| Women in Mechanical Engineering (WME) | The WME organization exists to create opportunities for women in the mechanical engineering department to build lasting networking relationships with other undergraduate, graduate, and faculty women. | Each week WME members connect at social, educational, or service oriented event to discuss issues such as research, writing, presentation skills, homework, graduate school, funding, etc. |
| Women's Law Caucus | Seek to function as a support group for women law students, including social activities and education on women's issues in the Law School and the general community. | Organizing alumni network and establishing a scholarship; sponsoring speakers and programs; publishing a monthly newsletter; working with the law placement office; helping finance students attending the annual National Conference on Women and the Law, and more. 727 E. 26tth 78705 |
| Zeta Beta Tau - IFC | To foster and perpetuate ties of brotherhood, to advance the ideals and purposes of Zeta Beta Tau fraternity, to encourage and promote scholarship, and to strengthen and develop leadership. | Philanthropy; social functions; intramurals. |
| Zeta Psi Fraternity - IFC | Zeta Psi prides itself on being an elite social fraternity on the UT campus and on the national stage. Our goals are to help men mature academically, socially, and professionally and to help them develop the skills necessary for success in life. Contact us or come out to an info session for more information. | As the Zeta Psi fraternity, we offer academics and scholarships, brotherhood, networking, philantropic opportunities, and leadership development. 2806 Nueces St. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Zeta-Psi-at-University-of-Texas/105859916185310 |
| Zeta Sigma Chi Multicultural Sorority, Inc. - MGC | To unify a group of women from diverse backgrounds for one common goal: success in education. To achieve our goal, we base our beliefs on our unique backgrounds with the purpose of building a strong sisterhood that will assist us in our success. We invite ALL women of diverse cultures to join our sisterhood and share their beliefs, as well as to gain knowledge from our multicultural backgrounds. | We commit ourselves to Education, Success, Culture, Service and Sisterhood. Volunteering, study groups, fundraising and socials will are our main activities and interests. Each year we put on events such as Women's Health Day and Stop the Violence, we also cater to our philanthropies. Our philanthropies are the Ronald McDonald House and National Association of Multicultural Education. |
| Zeta Tau Alpha - UPC | The object of this organization shall be to promote the purpose and programs of the fraternity; to function as a constructive, vital force in the lives of its members; to cooperate with the local alumnae; and to serve as a cooperative, active part of the University programs. | Service activities for our national philanthropy - social functions, improved scholastic achievement, and increased campus involvement. National Philanthropy is Susan Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. 2711 Nueces |
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