Clubs and Organizations

We expect that some of the learning you do at Manchester University won't be in a classroom or library. It could be in a performance hall, a meeting of your peers, or a different country. With more than 60 student clubs and organizations, you can be part of a lot of excitement at Manchester. The hardest part is deciding what you're going to do.

Make your mark
Whatever your interest, there's probably a group that shares your passion at Manchester. And if there isn't, consider the opportunity to start your own club! Here are some of the student and arts and media organizations at Manchester:

• A Cappella Choir
• Association for Asian Awareness
• Aurora (yearbook)
• Black Student Union
• Campus Interfaith Board
• Choral Society
• Circle K
• CoExist
• Concert Band
• Controlled Catastrophe (comedy improv)
• Dance Team
• Facts4Life
• Fellowship of Christian Athletes
• Friends for Sexual Awareness
• Gender Café
• Habitat for Humanity
• Hispanos Unidos
• Indiana Reading Corps
• Intercollegiate Ministries
• Intramural Sports
• Jazz Ensemble
• Kenapocomoco Coalition
• Manchester Activities Council
• Manchester Admissions Recruiting Corps
• Manchester University International Association
• Manchester University Environmental Group
• Manchester Singers
• Manchester Students Against Sweatshops
• Manchester Symphony Orchestra
• Mentoring Support Group
• Newman Catholic Fellowship
• Oak Leaves (campus newspaper)
• Office of Volunteer Services
• Simply Brethren
• Spectrum (literary magazine)
• Student Alumni Council
• Sufficient Condition Club
• TWLOHA
• United Nations
• WBKE-FM (campus radio station, affiliated with a National Public Radio station)
• Ultimate Frisbee
• United Sexualities
• Women's and Men's Spirituality Groups

Make new contacts
Why not make new friends as you build your leadership or professional qualifications? Manchester has many academic and honorary organizations you can explore:

• Accounting and Business Club
• African Student Association
• Alpha Psi Omega (drama)
• American Chemical Society
• Manchester Economics Club
• Manchester University Athletic Training Club
• Manchester University Computer Science Club
• Political Science Club
• Pre-professionals of Science
• Psychological Society
• Social Service Club
• Speech Team
• Student Education Association
• Students in Health and Physical Education (SHAPE)
• Students Pondering About Math (SPAM)

Make a difference
Many students spend their time out of the classroom participating in student government and are motivated to serve their fellow classmates through the student groups listed below.

• National Residence Hall Honorary
• Residence Hall Association
• Security Cadets
• Student Budget Board
• Student Conduct Review Board
• Student Government Association

For individual club descriptions and details about how you can get involved, visit our Clubs and Organizations page.