At Alfred University, there more than 100 clubs and organizations, including a number of honor societies whose members are chosen for their excellence in a particular field, and others that reflect a ...

Students are expected to become contributors to campus life by actively involving themselves in student government, service and social organizations, academic clubs and club sports. The clubs and ...

Recently, there has been a conversation among college executive board (e-board) club members that interest, attendance, and ...

The Science and Engineering Coalition is comprised of academic clubs and organizations that are science and/or engineering based. The goal of the coalition is to collaborate and communicate on ...

The purpose of the Academic Club of Engineering (ACE) is to enhance each members’ educational experience by providing academic resources, hands-on experience and community service opportunities.

Teams from Alliance, Minerva, Salem, Sebring, St. Thomas Aquinas and West Branch high schools will compete in March 9 academic event at Mount Union.

BYUSA clubs and academic associations across campus had the opportunity to raise money for nonprofit organizations during ...

Corporate sponsorship is reserved for professional and cultural clubs. Non-academic clubs (social, sport) are not permitted to solicit sponsorship. Corporate sponsorship solicitation is allowed for ...

Virtual clubs in online schools offer students the chance to explore interests, develop key life skills, and build meaningful ...

Academic competitions always seemed like exclusive clubs for the academically elite — an untouchable area I never imagined entering. But after stepping into the Decathlon, my perspective shifted. I ...

Restoration Outreach and Research (Roar!) Club - provides a venue in which undergraduate and graduate students with an interest in reclamation and restoration of disturbed lands can assist local ...