Carnegie Mellon University Organizations

• Greek Life
• Minority and International Students
• Professional and Academic
• Religious

• AB Tech  - Subcommittee of the Carnegie Mellon University Activities Board. Serves as the Activities Board's technical production arm.
• Activities Board  - Primary programming organization. Presents an activity calendar, committee contacts, and ticket information.
• Amnesty International  - Carnegie Mellon chapter of the international advocacy organization working for a common interest in human rights.
• Black Graduate Student Organization  - Serves as a support organization for Carnegie Mellon's graduate students of color. Site posts news, a photo gallery, and contacts.
• Calligraphy Connection Club  - Special interest organization dedicated to promoting an awareness and appreciation of cultural diversity through the practice of Asian calligraphy.
• Carnegie Involvement Association  - Independent social organization created to promote student participation in campus, athletics, and community events.
• Carnegie Mellon KGB  - Informal coeducational social organization. Site presents news, a list of officers, and information on activities.
• Carnegie Mellon Racing  - Website of the student chapter of the Society of Automotive Engineers. Presents membership, sponsor, activity, and contact information.
• Carnegie Mellon Solutions  - Nonprofit student organization provides projects and opportunities to gain real world learning experiences.
• Circle K  - Carnegie chapter of the international community service organization. Site presents events dates, newsletters, and an officer directory.
• CMU Explorers  - Open to outdoor enthusiasts. Includes information about activities, membership, policies, forms and equipment storeroom. With photos and resource links.
• Computer Club Central  - Computing support, services, and documentation resource serving Carnegie students, faculty, and staff.
• Counterpoint  - Introducing Carnegie Mellon's all-female a cappella group. With a calendar of activities and member profiles.
• Eclectic Studies (ESG)  - Organization dedicated to the study of odd things. Site presents a schedule of activities and answers to frequently asked questions about ESG.
• Grad Philosophy Conference  - Organization's website posts news and updates, schedules, papers, contacts, and links to other pages of interest.
• Habitat for Humanity  - Volunteer movement endeavors to promote an awareness of and help extend solutions to issues of poverty housing and homelessness.
• Hamerschlag  - Presents news and announcements, a calendar of activities, galleries, and a student staff directory.
• Lindy Hop Club  - Online home for Carnegie Mellon's swing dance club. Presents a schedule of activities, class information, and related links.
• No Parking Players  - Improv theater organization performs on and off campus various short-form and some long-form entertainment.
• Parliamentary Debate  - Carnegie Mellon University's Speech and Parliamentary Debate Society. Site presents membership, event, meeting, and contact information.
• Rotaract  - University-based Rotary-sponsored service club maintains this site with an eye toward providing community assistance and to advance international understanding.
• Student Dormitory Council  - Official student government of the Carnegie Mellon University residence hall population.
• Student Pugwash  - Non-advocacy, educational organization established to help promote an awareness of the contemporary ethical dilemmas arising from the interaction of science, technology, and medicine.
• W3VC: Carnegie Tech Radio Club  - Open to all students, faculty and staff who have an interest in amateur radio. Includes meeting schedule, activities, information about the shack and licensing exams.