University of Maryland Academic Organizations

• Air Force ROTC  - Presents a list of ROTC cadets, training information, and details of the implemented Professional Image Policy.
• American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics  - Professional society for aerospace engineering. Facilitates the interaction of students interested in aerospace.
• American Institute of Chemical Engineers  - Creates a chemical engineering social network that aims to help undergraduate Chemical Engineering students with their academics and professional paths.
• American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)  - Information on ASME's leadership, membership, and activities. With a photo gallery and links to sponsors' websites.
• Black Engineers Society  - Student chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers. Aims to "recruit, retain, and release qualified minorities" into the computer science, engineering, mathematics, and physical sciences profession.
• Creative Writing Club  - Serves as a center for students who share the interest for creative writing - from poetry to fiction. Holds workshops and other helpful activities.
• Engineering Graduate Student Council (EGSC)  - Organization designed to enhance graduate student life and create a cohesive identity for engineering graduate students at the University of Maryland.
• Engineering Student Council  - Not-for-profit educational service organization seeking to establish a secure community for engineering students and serving as the united voice of students on issues of policy and curriculum.
• Engineers Without Borders  - Student chapter of the national nonprofit organization seeking to train internationally responsible engineering students.
• Finance, Banking and Investment Society  - Service and academic organization seeks to provide students with financial information and enriching activities.
• Food and Nutrition Club  - Student-run organization with a free membership. Aims to unite and support the students of UMD's Department of Nutrition and Food Science.
• The Global Village  - Online publication of the Anthropology Student's Association at the University of Maryland.
• History Graduate Student Association  - Graduate students' group serves as an academic and social community. Facilitates the sharing of ideas and experiences among members.
• History Undergraduate Association  - Group of students who share the interest in any kind of history subject. Accommodates non-History majors for membership.
• IASTE United States  - International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience - a student organization with a membership of Engineering, Sciences, Economics technical majors.
• Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers  - Academic organization helps engineering students gain a broader understanding of the engineering profession and industry.
• Intelligent Transportation Society (ITS)  - National organization open for membership to all University of Maryland students. Promotes awareness, interest, and research in the ITS movement.
• International Economics and Finance Society  - Professional academic organization helps in preparing students for careers in the finance and economics industries.
• Maryland Academic Quiz Team (MAQT)  - Student organization that competes in and hosts academic competitions.
• Maryland Neuroscience Society  - Group created to serve as a free forum for students interested in the diverse areas of neuroscience, such as biology, psychology, and linguistics.
• Maryland Undergraduate Society of Entrepreneurs (MUSE)  - Browse for information on MUSE's activities as it pursues its mission of connecting student entrepreneurs and helping them start their own businesses.
• Math Club  - Academic organization holds various lectures and learning opportunities for undergradutate Math students.
• National Association of Black Accountants  - Group of African-American students aims to facilitate member growth, development, and professional advancement in the accounting, finance and general management fields.
• Omicron Delta Kappa  - National leadership honor society accommodating for membership Junior, Senior, and graduate students who belong to the top 35% of their classes.
• Phi Alpha Delta  - Pre-Law co-educational fraternity helps students in making informed decisions for choosing a career path in Law.
• Phi Chi Theta  - National coeducational professional fraternity in Business and Economics. Seeks to promote higher business education and training.
• Pre-Dental Society  - Group created to serve as a major source for information useful to prospective students in dental studies.
• Pre-Medical Society  - Provides members with a forum for discussing problems and concerns, and sharing common interests pertinent to the medical profession.
• Pre-Physical Therapy Association  - Serves as a platform for providing opportunities to discover the different aspects of PT as a career.
• Project on Religion, Culture, and Globalization  - Pools in a membership of faculty, staff, and students from a variety of disciplines, who share the interest in the intersection of religious studies, cultural studies, and global phenomena.
• Society of African American Studies  - Department of African American Studies affiliated student organization. Created for the purpose of providing information on African American issues, culture, and heritage.
• Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers  - Skim through details of this professional organization's activities and services. See the posted job offerings and photo galleries as well.
• Society of Women Engineers at UMCP  - Educational, nonprofit, and service organization helping men and women in their goals of getting a career in engineering.
• Telecommunications Students and Alumni Network  - Facilitates the sharing of ideas, interaction of students and alumni, and exposure to a host of enriching opportunities telecommunications learning.
• University Honors Program  - Living and learning community for academically excellent students. Membership include students from various majors or honors classes.
• Veterinary Science Club  - Official member of the American Pre-Veterinary Medical Association - this student group aims to foster deeper understanding of the different opportunities in veterinary medicine, exchange helpful information, and provide industry updates to students.