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Accounting Club
The purpose of the accounting and Business Club is to encourage growth and academic excellence, as well as bring a closer relationship among those who are business and accounting majors.
Contact: Bernadette Lonzanida, (580) 581-2271
Aggie Club
The Aggie Club produces a wide variety of events that are fun for everyone. With club headquarters on the 2nd floor of South Shepler, the Aggie Club is built on tradition, hard work, fun, and friendliness.
Contact: Leon Fischer, (580) 581-2882
Aggie Outreach
Contact: Tahzeera Frisby, (580) 581-2220
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Alpha Kappa Alpha is a social sorority. High individual and collective achievement through scholarship and service is the hallmark of AKA.
Contact: Tiffany Hamilton, (580) 581-2320
Alpha Phi
Alpha Phi is a social sorority. The chapter's main goals are to encourage betterment of self and surroundings, provide sisterhood, and support philanthropies, endeavors and activities at Cameron University.
Contact: Lisa Jones, (580) 581-2352
Alpha Phi Alpha
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. develops leaders, promotes brotherhood and academic excellence, while providing service and advocacy for our communities.
Contact: Davison Virgil, (580) 581-2373
Alpha Phi Sigma (Criminal Justice)
The purpose of Alpha Phi Sigma is to promote scholarship among criminal justice students, keep members abreast of advances in the field and elevate ethical standards.
Contact: Karin Dudash, (580) 581-8093
Alpha Psi Omega (Theatre)
Contact: Eric Abbot, (580) 581-2815
Alpha Sigma Phi
Purpose: To Better the Man through the creation and perpetuation of brotherhood founded on the Values of character: Silence, Charity, Purity, Honor, and Patriotism.
Contact: Dr. Jeff Seger, (580) 591-8035
Association of Information Technology Professionals (AITP)
AITP allows students who have an interest in data processing and information systems to share their ideas and talents with others. They meet with professionals in the data processing field, tour data processing facilities and explore career possibilities.
Contact: Dr. Muhammad Javed, (580) 581-2846
Baptist Collegiate Ministries
The BCM, located just east of the campus, offers a Christian atmosphere with opportunities for worship, fellowship, leadership development and much more.
Contact: Karen Hardin, (580) 581-2869 or Baptist Collegiate Ministries, (580) 353-4197
Beta Beta Beta (Biology)
Tri Beta is an honorary society which provides fellowship for biology students and promotes interest in graduate and professional studies.
Contact: Dr. Mike Husak, (580) 581-2374
Biology Club
The Biology Club provides fellowship for biology students, as well as those individuals interested in biological sciences.
Contact: Ron Gaines, (580) 581-8011
Cameron Asian Association
The purpose of the Asian Association is to get students involved in multiculturalism, to plan activities, perform for the campus community and promote unity through understanding.
Contact: Yanjun Zhao, (580) 581-2927
Cameron Broadcast Club
The Broadcast Club invites students who are communication majors, and also non-majors, who have an interest in the field of broadcasting, radio or television.
Contact: Steve Adams, (580) 581-2477
Cameron Muslim Association
CMA's goal is to foster a community that is geared towards learning, scholarship, tolerance, and culture. CMA seeks to not only create an environment where Muslims can meet, interact, and practice Islam, but also where non-Muslims can learn about Islam.
Contact: Jawad Drissi, (580) 581-7935 or Dr. Abbas Johari, (580) 581-2540
Cameron University Aggie Ambassadors
The Aggie Ambassadors represent Cameron University through the planning and implementation of freshmen orientations. The Ambassadors give campus tours and assist in high school visits and college fairs.
Contact: Frank Myers, (580) 581-2987
Cameron University Art Guild
The purpose of this organization is to create an atmosphere of fellowship and creativity between artists and the community through dialogue, exploration and example.
Contact: Monika Linehan, (580) 581-2451
Cameron University Criminal Justice Association
The Criminal Justice Association is dedicated to the furthering of professionalism and the fostering of assistance and understanding between the community and criminal justice field.
Contact: Deborah Johnson, (580) 591-2490
Cameron University Dive Club
The purpose of the Cameron University Dive Club shall be to foster interest in and greater appreciate of SCUBA diving experiences available to Cameron University students, faculty, and staff, and to expand these opportunities.
Contact: Dave Elder, (352) 221-4379
Cameron University Electronics Club
The purpose of the Electronics Club is to interact with the local community and promote the exchange of ideas among the students in the electronics program.
Contact: Mark Polson, (580) 581-2893
Cameron University German Club
Aims to promote the German language and culture through various activities and social events on campus and throughout the Lawton/Ft. Sill community.
Contact Jutta Carter, (580)581-2565.
Cameron University Honors Students Society
The mission of the Cameron University Honors Students Society is to shape, promote and advance the Cameron University Honors Program by creating a vibrant and intellectually enriching campus environment for honors students.
Contact: Lani Malcolm, (580) 581-6775
Cameron University Human Resource Management Society
The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) is the world’s largest association devoted to human resource management. Representing more than 250,000 members in over 140 countries, the Society serves the needs of HR professionals and advances the interests of the HR profession.
Contact: Ali Soylu, (580) 581-2821
Cameron University International Club
Cameron University International Club is open to all students, providing a forum for discussions of cultural diversity and encouraging the study of different cultures.
Contact: Marcella Gustafson, (580) 581-8019
Cameron University Law and Politics Club
The Cameron University Law and Politics Club fosters an understanding of political science and government and educates students about opportunities in the political science field.
Contact: Richard Longoria (580) 581-5550 or Wendy Whitman-Cobb, (580) 581-6793
Cameron University Multimedia Design Club
The Multimedia Design Club prepares students for a professional career in multimedia design by helping them acquire skills and experience.
Contact: Dr. Linda Wright-Smith, (580) 581-5549
Cameron University Nepalese Association (CUNA)
Promote Nepali culture and traditions and to improve opportunities for Nepali students.
Contact: Sarah Stroud, (580) 581-5598
Cameron University Nigerian Student Association
Strives to foster cultural unity and understanding among the Nigerian community at Cameron University and bring awareness of the Nigerian culture to the larger campus community.
Contact: Dr. Jonathan Odo, (580) 581-2498
Cameron University Psychology Club
The purpose of the Cameron University Psychology Club shall be to encourage, stimulate, and enhance individuals' interest in the science of psychology.
Contact: Jenel Cavazos, (580) 581-5574
Cameron University Secular Students
Cameron University Secular Students promote and practice the open, rational, and scientific examination of the universe and our place in it. CUSS promotes skeptical inquiry and fosters the acceptance of free thinkers.
Contact: Jenn Castricone, (580) 581-2236
Cameron University Soccer Club
Contact: Matthew Mireles, (580) 581-2437
Cameron University Society for Creative Anachronism (CUSCA)
The purpose of the Cameron University Society for Creative Anachronism (CUSCA) is to promote a study of the Medieval and Renaissance eras through research and reenactment of these periods of history.
Contact: Eric Abbott, (580) 581-2815
Chemistry Club
The purpose of the Chemistry Club is to foster the advancement of science and service to society through membership; to provide opportunities for keeping abreast of scientific developments and literature, and to aid in bridging the gap between scientific discovery and public enlightenment, and to gain various opportunities for study and work in the field of chemistry.
Contact: Ann Nalley, (580) 581-2889
Chi Lambda Upsilon (Chemistry)
Chi Lambda Upsilon is an organization established to promote the efforts of students in chemistry who are interested in a career in the health services.
Contact: Dr. Gary Buckley, (580) 581-2885
Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship
Contact: Clinton Bryan, (580) 591-8006
Computer Assocation of Design Drafters
The purpose is to disseminate technical information for improving the science of graphic communications and design; to initiate and encourage a continued program of education so as to provide self-improvement and progress through increased knowledge; to foster a spirit of fellowship among its members.
Contact: Mark Polson, (580) 581-2893
Delta Mu Delta (Business)
Delta Mu Delta is a national honor society which recognizes students who have excelled in the field of business administration. Membership in Delta Mu Delta is available to juniors, seniors and graduate students only.
Contact: Pam Rogers (580) 581- 7994 and Aubree Walton, (580) 581-2853
Delta Sigma Pi
Delta Sigma Pi is a Professional Fraternity organized to foster the study of business in universities; 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.
Contact: Roxanne Gooch, (580) 581-2844
Diversity Diplomats
The Diversity Diplomat Program is for students that are dedicated to serving and representing the Office of Diversity Affairs, its programs, and it's mission. The guiding purpose is to give minority students the opportunity to connect and feel a part of the CU community.
Contact: Taylor Thompson, (580) 581-2209
Ebony Society
The main objective of the Ebony Society is to celebrate and promote African American culture and to provide an atmosphere to enhance each member's growth - socially, culturally, and individually, in order to produce a more promising future. Membership is open to everyone.
Contact: Dr. John Morris, (580) 581-2329
Enactus
A group for all Aggies who desire the opportunity to create and implement projects that empower others, impact our campus and community, and connect with a powerful and dedicated team of students, academic, and business leaders. Any students dedicated to creating good in the world are welcome to join.
Contact: Dr. Theresa Billiot, (580) 581-2805
Golden Coders
Contact: Chao Zhao, (580) 581-2907
Health and Physical Education Organization (HPE)
Provides service projects for the community, educates people about ideals and benefits of physical education, provides academic and social activities for its members and promotes unity among those members.
Contact: Dr. Phil Adrian, (580) 581-2286
Health Professions Society
The Health Professions Society will promote student enrichment by sponsoring discussion groups, speakers, exploration opportunities through Southwest Area Health Education Center, mentoring, interview preparation, and community outreach opportunities.
Contact: Jenny Breeden (580) 581-2792, and Carla Guthridge, (580) 581-8002
Interfaith Council
The Inter-Faith Council is a student organization upholding the following goals:
a) To stimulate an academic approach to religion and faith
b) To provide an opportunity for the application of faith to specific campus and community issues.
c) To sponsor efforts designed to reveal the relationship between faith and action.
Contact: Gary Buckley, (580) 581-2885
Kappa Delta Pi
The mission of Kappa Delta Pi is to sustain an honored community of diverse educators by promoting excellence and advancing scholarship, leadership, and service. The vision of Kappa Delta Pi is to help committed educators be leaders in improving education for global citizenship. Individually and collectively, society members recognize and honor achievement; strive to a high degree of professional fellowship, leadership, and growth in the field of education; and serve their students and educational community.
Contact: Ramona Hall, (580) 581-2279
Magic Lantern Film Society
The Film Society is calling all students and potential film buffs, plus occasional movie goers, to experience ten truly classic films each year.
Contact: Dr. John Morris, (580) 581-2626
MathCom
MathCom fosters a wide student interest in mathematics and computer science. It also assists in developing skills and leadership through peer, student, and faculty support.
Contact: Jingshu Zhao, (580) 581-2910
Model United Nations
Contact: Justin Clardie, (580) 581-2626
Mu Phi Epsilon (Music)
International Music Fraternity purpose is the recognition of scholarship, and musicianship, and the development of a bond of friendship among its members.
Contact: Kirsten Underwood, (580) 581-2445
Order of Omega (Greek)
The purpose of The Order of Omega is to recognize students who have attained a high standard of leadership in inter-Greek activities, to represent fraternity and sorority members, and to bring together members of the faculty, alumni, and student members of the institution's fraternities and sororities on a a basis of mutual interest, understanding, and cooperation.
Contact: Leslie Cothren, (580) 581-2217
People Respecting Individuality, Diversity, and Equality (P.R.I.D.E.)
PRIDE provides support and advocacy for all gays, lesbians, bisexuals, and gay-friendly heterosexuals within the university and surrounding communities.
Contact: Jenn Castricone, (580) 581-2236
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Phi Kappa Phi (Interdisciplinary)
Phi Kappa Phi is a prestigious, interdisciplinary national honor society for juniors, seniors and graduate students. Phi Kappa Phi recognizes and encourages superior scholarship, academic prestige, and character in all academic disciplines.
Contact: Linda Wright-Smith, (580) 581-5549
Phi Sigma Iota (Foreign Languages)
Phi Sigma Iota recognizes outstanding ability and attainments in the study and teaching of foreign languages and the promotion of cultural enrichment of international amity derived from the knowledge and use of foreign languages.
Contact: Dr. Teresa Lubrano, (580) 581-2307
Physics and Astronomy Club
The Society of Physics and Astronomy Students encourages the advancement and diffusion of knowledge about physics and encourages student interest in physics.
Contact: Saeed Ahmad, (580) 581-2886
Programming Activities Council (PAC)
The purpose of PAC is to provide leadership skills and opportunities for students while creating a successful activities program at Cameron University.
Contact: Megan Canfield, (580) 581-2217
Psi Chi (Psychology)
Psi Chi is the national psychology honor society established to promote the field of psychology and to recognize students for their scholastic excellence in the field.
Contact: Jenel Cavazos, (580) 581-5574
Rotaract Club of Cameron University
Contact: Dwight Hite (580) 581-7993 and Arun Tilak, (580) 581-5546
Scabbard and Blade (Military Science)
Contact: Elizabeth Miller, (580) 581-7976
Sigma Alpha Omega
Providing Christian and campus leadership, sisterhood, spiritual development, service, and love through life in Christ.
Contact: Jennifer Abel, (580) 581-7962
Sigma Tau Delta (English)
Sigma Tau Delta is an English honor society which offers scholarships to its members, supports the Cameron Forum, sponsors lectures and contests, and promotes interest in literature and the English language.
Contact: William Carney, (580) 581-2928.
Sigma Tau Gamma
Sigma Tau Gamma is a social fraternity. The purpose of the fraternity is to help each member improve his skills in the areas of leadership, scholarship, and brotherhood.
Contact: Sean Delcamp, (580) 581-2323
Sociology Club
The Sociology Club promotes an intellectual involvement among the students and provides the opportunity of getting to know others through social gatherings.
Contact: Dr. Su Lee, (580) 581-2945
Spanish Club
Promote the use of Spanish language and promote awareness of Hispanic culture and traditions.
Contact: Misael Santiago, (580) 581-2330
Student Athletic Advisory Committee
The mission of the Student Athletic Advisory Committee shall make recommendations to the Athletic Dept. and President in regards to the services offered for student athletes, to assist in the development and implementation of programs, to represent their team, and create opportunities for student-athletes and their peers.
Contact: Kim Vinson (580) 581-2462 or Don Vieth (580) 581-2303
Student Government Association (SGA)
SGA serves as the student governance vehicle. The Student Government Association represents, leads, and unifies the student body, aids the University in its large purposes of education, and makes recommendations to the administration involving student issues and concerns.
Contact: Zeak Naifeh, (580) 581-2217 - SGA Office: (580) 581-2444
Student Oklahoma Education Association (SOEA)
Student Oklahoma Education Association promotes the development of professional attitudes among students preparing to enter the teaching profession.
Contact: Marco Columbus, (580) 581-2313
Student Veteran's Association
The Student Veterans Association (SVA) is a group of military veterans and supporters dedicated to supporting military veterans and their families during educational training.
Contact: Dr. Thom Balmer, (580)-581-2567
Students in Early Childhood Education (SECE)
SECE promotes the development of Early Childhood Education students and provides opportunities for those who are concerned with the well-being of young children.
Contact: Dana Hilbert, (580) 581-2834
Students of the Caribbean Alliance (SOCA)
The mission of SOCA is to create cultural, social, political and historical awareness. SOCA promotes a public awareness of the Caribbean and its people and facilitates the transition of new Caribbean students to Cameron University.
Contact: Vinetta Stanton, (580) 581-2794
