The Pott College of Science, Engineering, and Education encourages students to take an active role in student organizations and support a variety of clubs and organizations. There are opportunities to participate in student government and student publications as well as clubs that plan entertainment, social, volunteer and educational activities.
There are many benefits to becoming involved in student organizations. In addition to learning more about yourself, your strengths and interests, you gain valuable skills. The friendships you develop, working together as a team on projects and goals, often remain strong long after graduation. The satisfaction of working as a team toward a common goal and knowing that you have made a positive contribution to your community is huge. Involvement in campus and college events, activities and organizations often help you develop relationships with faculty, staff and administrators, too.
The Pott College of Science, Engineering, and Education Student Advisory Board provides support and advice on matters of interest to the College, its faculty, students and external constituents. This group helps address student concerns and provides an outlet for student ideas.
The USI Pott College Ambassadors are a select group of dynamic and innovative leaders who serve as representatives, recruiters, and hosts to promote services and benefits of the college to prospective students, current students, alumni, and their families.
For all students with a major in Pott College studying science, math, engineering, kinesiology and sport, or education, this TLC can be your home. You will participate in a mentor/mentee program and attend bi-weekly events.
Pott College sophomores, juniors and seniors with similar interests, goals, and academic programs can be placed together in on-campus housing (apartments). The A-Pott-ments help students create a strong link between their lives and learning experiences.
Our Peer Mentoring Program is designed to provide support and guidance to undergraduate students as they transition from high school to college life. Incoming freshmen are paired with sophomores, juniors, and/or seniors from within Pott College.
The American Chemical Society-Student Members (ACS-SM) is a professional organization for students interested in chemistry as a career. Members of this group attend national chemistry meetings and undergraduate research conferences.
Join the Student Chapter of the primary professional organization for Civil Engineers.
The ASME Student Chapter of USI is a student-run interdisciplinary group open to all students at USI. Our purpose is to explore the world of engineering through activities, speakers, projects, and more.
Best Buddies is a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment and leadership development for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).
All students interested in biology are invited to join the Biology Club. We participate in a variety of activities including Mesker Park Boo at the Zoo, Boy Scout Day and USI Biology Club Poinsettia Sale.
The Exercise Science & Kinesiology Club is organized to provide its members with information and experiences relevant to their future careers in the Exercise Science and Kinesiology-based field.
The Geology Club strives to promote camaraderie and scholarship through social activities and instructional field trips. We encourage all interested undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and alumni to be actively involved.
IEEE promotes hands-on experience in engineering design. We design and construct Autonomous Robots using guidelines and specifications established by competition. It is our goal to further the aims and ideals of the IEEE.
KΔΠ is a national honor society in education. Whether you are completing a teaching degree or certification; seeking an advanced degree; or have been teaching for years — the KΔΠ is here for you. Membership is by invitation only.
The Mu Gamma Pi Math Club is a welcoming, fun community for math and statistics majors/minors or those who just like the topics! We build relations between students, faculty, and staff through playing math-related games, discussing interesting topics, and planning events.
NMDP (Formerly Be The Match) is an organization that helps connect patients with their donor match for life-saving bone marrow transplants. Our campus chapter works on awareness, bone marrow registry drives, and fundraisers.
The Pre-Dental Club at USI invites all Pre-Dental and Pre-Dental Hygiene students to participate and work together for our future goals within the dental field. Activities include community service, guest speakers, and practice of refining fine motor skills.
PPHC is a campus club open for all students, no matter what your major is, who are interested in attending graduate school related to healthcare following USI.
This club designs and builds a single seat offroad vehicle. Students use engineering skills to design the frame, suspension, drive-train, electrical, and just about everything else on the car! We compete with other university teams in events.
The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is a not-for-profit educational and service organization that empowers women to succeed and advance in the field of engineering, and to be recognized for their life-changing contributions as engineers and leaders.
Student Education Association (SEA) is an organization for students interested in the field of education. SEA welcomes all education majors. This organization holds monthly meetings in which we discuss professional development activities and community service opportunities.