- AIESEC
- Campus organization aims to promote abilities in the areas of critical thinking, creative problem solving, functional management, communications, and interpersonal relations.
- Alpha Phi Omega
- National service fraternity aims to foster the values of friendship, leadership, and community involvement.
- Alternative Spring Break
- Provides spring service, awakening, and volunteering opportunities. Aims to revitalize communities and initiative actions the restore the environment.
- Animeshikanai
- University of Missouri-Columbia's group of Japanese animation or animé enthusiasts.
- Caring for Columbia
- Campus organization dedicated to promoting volunteerism and community service. Organizes and plans the semiannual Day of Caring campus-wide volunteer project.
- Center Stage
- MU sanctioned student organization that provides free dance lessons. Teaches ballet, jazz, tap, hip-hop, and cheer or pom dances.
- Chancellor's Leadership Ambassadors
- Group established to provide opportunities for exploring and developing personal leadership abilities.
- Chess Club
- Club's homepage presents a schedule of activities and tournaments, mailing lists, and links to related websites.
- Circle K International
- International organization founded upon the principles of service, leadership, and friendship.
- College Democrats
- Political organization aims to stimulate students' participation and involvement in government affairs. Also promotes the ideals and principles of the US Democratic Party.
- College Republicans
- Extension of the Republican Party ideals in the University of Missouri-Columbia campus. Site presents pictures and information on officers and events.
- Dance Marathon
- Service organization and 24-hour event dedicated to raising financial support for the Children’s Miracle Network.
- Engineers Without Borders
- Campus organization involved in engineering-related international development work.
- Evans Scholars
- Group of University of Missouri-Columbia students who are beneficiaries of the United States' largest individually funded scholarship program.
- Little Sisters of the Gold Rose
- Service, social, academic, and athletic organization for collegiate women.
- Little Sisters of the Pearls and Rubies
- Serves as a venue for academic and social interaction for the men of University of Missouri-Columbia's Farmhouse fraternity.
- Medieval Re-enactment Society
- Club for students interested in the study of the life and culture of the middle ages.
- Mindfulness Mizzou
- Student organization created to promote the nonjudgmental and clear awareness of one’s experience to address life challenges.
- Minority Association of Pre-Health Students (MAPS)
- Site provides an overview of the association, news, printable documents, and information on executive board and upcoming events.
- Mizzou Ballroom Dance
- Site presents news, photos, schedule of activities, contact information, and a frequently asked questions section.
- Mizzou DDR Club
- Campus club created to facilitate the demands for DDR tournaments on campus. Also provides assistance to DDR beginners.
- Mizzou Forte
- Coeducational organization for students interested in singing and performing in a choral setting.
- Mizzou Students for Life
- Special interest group advocating the pro-life cause. Aims to promote a holistic appreciation for all stages of life among college students.
- Mizzou Tigers For Tigers
- Campus group established to raise awareness about the current status of Asian tigers and to initiate pertinent conservation efforts.
- MU Entrepreneurs
- Site presents an overview of the organization, calendar of events, information on officers and projects, and sponsor links.
- National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Law (NORML)
- Advocacy focusing on reforming Marijuana Laws in the city, state, and federal government levels.
- Organization Resource Group
- Provides information on the different student organizations and involvement opportunities in the University of Missouri-Columbia campus.
- Sexual Health Advocate Peer Education (SHAPE)
- Peer education program created to encourage safer choices and reduce health risks associated with sexuality.
- Stop Traffic
- Grassroots movement aimed at fighting human trafficking through partnerships with communities, non-government organizations, and legislators.
- Student Folklore Society
- Campus organization dedicated to promoting and organizing student interest in folklore studies. Also serves as a platform for research, discussions, and community events.
- Students for Progressive Action
- Egalitarian, nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting ecologically sound, sustainable, and violence-free communities.
- Sustain Mizzou
- Nonpartisan and nonprofit organization run by student volunteers. Aims to promote sustainable living through education, cooperation, and local action.
- Tigers Credit Union
- On-campus financial services provider operating under the framework of credit union guidelines.
- Triangle Coalition
- Student organization representing University of Missouri-Columbia's lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community.
- University YMCA
- University of Missouri-Columbia chapter of the global organization devoted to helping people study and work toward enriched human living and a free and just society.
- The Wildlife Society
- Initiative aimed at promoting awareness in the area of wildlife management and on issues that confront the wildlife community.
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