Student Organiations at UNC Asheville
There are about 84 recognized campus organizations, including general interest organizations, honor societies, departmental clubs, fraternities and sororities, and
community service groups. They sponsor many events for the entire campus, as well as for their members. In most cases, membership is open. Each year, the
Office of Student Activities and the
Student Government Association recognize student organizations in order that they receive funding for activities and the use of campus facilities. Forms
and information may be obtained from the Office of Student Activities and Integrative Learning at 215 Highsmith. A listing of UNCA organizations follows.
Student Organization Handbook
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Active Students for a Healthy Environment (ASHE)
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ASHE is a member of the Student Environmental Action Coalition-the largest student-run, student-led environmental organization in the US. We focus on raising awareness,
leadership development, and initiating proactive, progressive action to make positive sustainable changes in our environment. We are involved with campus greening, forest, water,
air, and other health quality issues, and analyzing the environmental effects of globalization and the stratification of wealth in our community and the world.
Advisor: Dee Eggers, 251-6654,
eggers@unca.edu
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Accountancy Association
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The purpose of the UNC Asheville Accountancy Association is to provide students with in-depth information about the Accounting and Management programs, and to provide academic assistance to
UNCA students enrolled in accounting courses.
Advisor:Claudel McKenzie, 251-6842 ,cmckenzie@unca.edu
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Africana Club
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The purpose of the Africana Club is to be a means outside the classroom for erasing the stigma surrounding Africa itself and her
descendents, celebrating the cultural richness of the African diasporas, and gaining a better understanding of the histories that play a significant part in the current status of Black people
in societies around the world. Membership is open to anyone willing to learn. Advisor: Dr. Afaf Omer, 251-6979 ,aomer@unca.edu
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All
Girl
Staff
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The purpose of All Girls Staff is to be UNC Asheville's all female a cappella singing group. We strive to create an
atmosphere that benefits the girls who sing with us in a way to be supportive of their self esteem and allows them to be comfortable with their own talents. Also, we provide UNC
Asheville with entertainment options for various events. Auditions are open to all female students at UNCA. Advisor: Melodie G. Galloway, 251-6769,
mgallowa@unca.edu
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Alliance
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The mission of Alliance is to exist as an inclusive organization dedicated to improving the relationship between the Gay,
Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Straight community. To provide support for individuals in the UNC Asheville family (students, faculty, and staff) that identify as one or more
of the GLBTQ/S letters or any variation thereof.
Advisor: Jim Driggers, 251-6601,
jdriggers@unca.edu
- American Meteorological Society
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The UNCA American Meteorological Society chapter provides the resources necessary to foster the growth of the field of
Atmospheric Sciences and enhance the learning abilities by our members of the intricate workings of the atmosphere. The Chapter sponsors trips to many locations where members can get a
first-hand look at various aspects and occupations of the atmospheric sciences. Advisor: Dr. Doug Miller, 232-5158,
dmiller@unca.edu
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American Civil Liberties Union - UNCA Chapter
- The UNCA chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union seeks to contribute to the academic dialogue of the Asheville community by
fostering intelligent and meaningful discussion of civil and individual liberties. Advisor: Mark Gibney, 250-3870,
mgibney@unca.edu
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American Red Cross - UNC Asheville Chapter
- It is the purpose of the UNCA Chapter of the American Red Cross to be the affiliate of the Red Cross on UNCA's campus. By
doing so our chapter will organize Red Cross blood drives in addition to any other kind of service that the Red Cross request us to participate in. Our main goal is to further the service of
the American Red Cross to UNC Asheville's campus and allow students to become active participants in the Red Cross service efforts.
Advisor: Brenda Hopper, 251-6901,bhopper@unca.edu
- Amnesty International - UNCA Chapter
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The Amnesty International student organization at UNC Asheville is committed to promoting awareness of global human rights
issues and concerns by empowering student activist. While our focus corresponds with the goals of the International Organization, we reserve the right to pursue our own agenda as a
local chapter. Advisor: Mark Gibney, 250-3870, mgibney@unca.edu
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Anthropology-Sociology Society (An-So Society)
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The fundamental purpose of the Anthropology-Sociology Society shall: network and interact with each other, exchange in dialogue about
issues related to anthropology/sociology and perspectives on social issues, provide and receive information about internships, employment, research, leadership and community service
project opportunities. We will also sponsor and participate in events that contribute to understanding of anthropology/sociology in today's world.
Advisor: Heidi Kelly, 251-6980,
hkelley@unca.edu
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Art Front
- Art Front is a student run organization whose mission is to promote the UNCA Art Department to the greater community of UNCA
and Asheville, to involve UNCA students in the expressive arts and their appreciation, and, through educational opportunities to prepare students for future experiences in the arts. Advisor: Megan
Wolfe, 251-6876, mwolfe@unca.edu.
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Asian Students in Asheville (ASIA)
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The purposes of ASIA is to unify UNC Asheville students interested in Asian cultures through social interaction, cultural
programs and activities, and political awareness; through building a strong social network, ASIA strives to demerit stereotypes and promote understanding the spectrum of various Asian
cultures.
Advisor: Dr. Calvin Kelly, 250-2328,
ckelly@unca.edu
- Better Asheville Recycling Coalition
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The purpose of the Better Asheville Recycling Coalition (BARC) is to
encourage and assist UNCA students and members of the Asheville community in creating changes that promote environmentally responsible, healthy and sustainable communities. BARC's
positive campaign of education, awareness and community activism includes the continuing improvement of recycling programs both on UNCA's campus and in the Asheville area, so that
local business reflect our local values. Advisor: Dr. Leah Mathews, 251-6551, lmathews@unca.edu
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Black Student Association (BSA)
- This organization exists to strengthen and encourage personal development among black students and to foster high ideals
for leadership, responsibility and cooperation. The organization also upholds the pride, prestige and cultural consciousness of all minority Americans through the implementation of
cultural, educational and motivational ventures planned for the entire UNCA community. Membership is open to anyone interested in the goals of BSA.
Advisor: Dr. Calvin Kelly, 250-2328,
ckelly@unca.edu
- The Blue Banner
- The student-produced and managed weekly newspaper, The Blue Banner, operated as a public forum for the dissemination of news
for and about students, faculty and staff. It accepts letters, comments, article suggestions and criticism from anyone concerned about the welfare of the university. The staff is responsible
for photography, writing, editing and layout. The editorial board, which comprises the editor and the division editors, makes final decisions on content. For information, visit the Karpen Hall
office room #019 or call 251-6586.
- Bulldog Fever
- Bulldog Fever is an organization created to promote school pride among UNCA students, encourage participation in school
athletics and increase support for Bulldog athletics. Advisor: Erin Punter, 250-3857, epunter@unca.edu
- Bulldog Pep Band
- The UNC - Asheville Pep Band is a musical organization designed to promote school spirit among spectators, fans, athletes,
and other groups that attend or participate in UNC-Asheville athletics. This organization is open to both students and faculty/staff despite their level of playing ability. For students, we
offer the opportunity to play in the Pep Band without taking a class or if the students prefer, they have the opportunity to take Pep Band as a course with a one - hour credit. Advisor: Dr. John
A. Entzi, 251-6432,
jentzi@unca.edu
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Bulldog Stompers
- A clogging team on campus with the goals of learning and performing dances at recreation and competition levels. Membership at the recreation level is open
to students, faculty, and staff, and at the competition level to all those who show proficiency in advanced clogging skills.
Advisor: Melaine Rhodarmer, 251-6700,
mrhodarmer@unca.edu
- Cycling Club
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The purpose of The Cycling Club at UNCA is to form a community where students, faculty and staff who enjoy cycling for recreation, commuting,
competition, or who have no experience but want to give cycling a try, can come together with others in a supportive and fun atmosphere. The Cycling Club sponsors events to promote
cycling as a recreational and competitive sport, as well as an alternative mode of transportation benefiting both our health and that of our environment. Advisor: David Peifer,
232-5187,
dpeifer@unca.edu
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Democracy Matters
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As the UNCA chapter of Democracy Matters we are committed to strengthening our democratic system by changing the way elections are financed and thus returning the influence in politics
back to the average voter. Advisor: John Wood, 251.6977 ,jwood@unca.edu
- EPEC - El Proyecto de Estudiantes en la Comunidad Hispana
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The Students Project in the Hispanic Community
- The purpose of of EPEC is to connect students with the Hispanic community by providing contacts, organizations, support groups, and discussion forums.
Advisor: John Gant, 251-6278, jgant@unca.edu
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Habitat for Humanity
- The purpose of Habitat for Humanity UNCA is to establish and maintain an active chapter of Habitat for Humanity at UNCA
that will continue to serve the community of the Asheville area into the future. This will take the form of providing volunteers from both the student and faculty bodies to work on the
construction of new homes, and in the Habitat store (in order to raise capital for the building of those homes) in conjunction with Habitat for Humanity International, through the local
affiliate, the Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity. Advisor: Merritt Moseley, 251-6583,
moseley@unca.edu
- Headwaters Creative Arts Magazine
- Headwaters is the official UNCA creative arts magazine, publishing poetry, art, photography, fiction, plays and essays by
both students and faculty. The editorial office is located at Karpen Hall 247, where students and faculty may drop in at any time. Advisor: Lori Horvitz, 251-6590,
lhorvitz@unca.edu
- Hippocrates Student Organization
- The purpose of Hippocrates Student Organization is to provide an association for students interested in pre-health
professions and to complement the Pre-Health Professions Program. HSO promotes and supports community activities for future health professionals. Activities include assisting students in
preparation for pre-professional tests, exploring and getting experience in the many careers of healthcare, offering admissions support, providing links to the Pre-Health committee and other
university administration, and organizing social events for pre-health students at UNCA.
Advisor: Barry Fox, 251-6118, bfox@unca.edu
- History Association
- The History Student Association is meant to be a gathering place for students inside and outside the major of history with
the intention of creating a community of learning for these students. The association pledges to bring speakers, musicians and other events, in order to educate and interest others in the
historic narrative. Advisor: Dr. Grant Hardy, 251-6344,
ghardy@unca.eduu
- Humanities Student Association
- The purpose of the Humanities Student Association is to provide student members with the structure, the means to organize,
and the forum for exploration of humanities-related topics outside of the classroom context and Humanities Program course structure.
Advisor: Dr. Gary Ettari, 251-6598,
gettari@unca.edu
- International Students Association (ISA)
- A group of international and American students and staff who get together to explore the cultures of our diverse community
and university. We participate in campus events and activities; sponsor musical events, foreign films, international fashion shows, and food samplings; and have fun!
Advisor: Robert Straub, 251-6998,
rstraub@unca.edu
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International Association for Jazz Education
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This organization seeks to nurture and promote the understanding and appreciation of jazz and its heritage, take an active role in
organizing clinics, festivals, and symposia at the local level and function as a resource for music appreciation and development to educators, performers, and the student body. Advisor: Dr.
David Wilken, 251-6447,
dwilken@unca.edu
- Literature Club
- The UNCA Literature Club has been established to provide students of this University, regardless of major, the opportunity to
attend lectures, readings and discussions featuring contemporary writers of Poetry and Prose. The Literature Club will organize fundraising events to help provide the resources and support for
bringing in writers, and will also organize social events to foster a greater sense of community among students and faculty in the literature Department, the campus, and the surrounding
community as a whole.
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Advisor: Cynn Chadwick, 251-6579, cchadwick@unca.edu
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Math Club
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The purpose of the Math Club is to promote a sense of community among math people at UNCA and an appreciation for mathematics in the larger campus community. Advisor: Cathy Whitlock, 232-2269,
cwhitlock@unca.edu
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Mediation Group
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The purpose of this meditation group is to provide a place for UNCA students, faculty and staff to mediate together on campus. In this group we will create an atmosphere of openness in which
people can share experiences, express interests for seminars and workshops and sample different teachings and forms of mediation.
Advisor: Connie Schrader, 232-5652,
cschrader@unca.edu
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Metabolism
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Metabolism is a student-run magazine dedicated to synthesizing the academic and creative output of the UNCA students and faculty into
a printed and online journal distributed twice per semester and once over summer at no cost to the reader. Our aims are to create intensely cross-curricular media that shows no academic bias
and to produce a literary salon for the intellectually curious. Submit your fiction, poetry, artwork and scholarly articles to
Advisor: Patrick Finn, 251-6592,
pfinn@unca.edu
- Missing Links Biology Club
- The purpose of The Missing Links Biology Club is to form an association of biology majors and other interested parties to
provide positive development in continuing education and services to the institution and community in the biological sciences.
Advisor: Tim Forrest, 251-5150,
tforrest@unca.edu
- Philosophical Society
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The UNCA Philosophical Society is an organization for the promotion and discussion of philosophy on campus. Our meetings and events
are open to all students, faculty, and staff interested in philosophy. We work together with other student groups to organize events and talks on campus.
Advisor: Dr. Gordan Wilson,
251-6349,
gwilson@unca.edu
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Real - Recovery, Empowerment & Awareness for Life
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Mentors helping with disordered eating.
Advisor: Maggi Saucier, 251-6868,
msaucier@unca.edu
- Society of Physics Students
- Committed to the promotion of physics in a diverse world. It is our policy to accept members from all disciplines, provided
they have an interest in physics, the concepts, their application and their implications. Advisor: Randy Booker, 828/251-6269, booker@unca.edu
- Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society
- Presents an opportunity for interested students to acquaint themselves with and gain experience in the field of chemistry as
well as providing contacts with professionals in the field.
Advisor: George Heard, 232-5170,
gheard@unca.edu
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Student Athlete Advisory Board
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"As representatives of the student athletic body, our goal is to promote athletics, protect student welfare, give back to the community, and create a positive image for athletics and the
university" Advisor: Julie Torbett, 232-5659,
jtorbett@unca.edu
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Students for a Democratic Society
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We as UNCA SDS are a group that is dedicated to the fight against imperialism. We are for positive social, political, and economic change. We are actively involved in fighting for this change through activism.
We stand in resolute opposition to the war in Iraq and protest the current occupation. We demand US troops out of Iraq now. We are against all imperialist wars and interventions including those in Colombia and Palestine.
We fight to create a world free of sexism, free of racism, free of heterosexism, and free of war. We are against all forms of oppression and we actively struggle both within ourselves and within our communities against these types of chauvinism and support all others who fight alongside of us. We are for human rights, and believe that all have the right to education, housing, healthcare, clean water, and food.
We join with our brothers and sisters in campuses across the world as Students for a Democratic Society to increase all phases of democracy in our lives and to engage in the struggle for a better world. We, as youth and students, have the power to enact real social change — and we are fighting for this. Dare to struggle — Dare to win!
Advisor: TBA mailto:TBA@unca.edu
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Student Diversity Alliance
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This is the organization description.
Advisor: Keya Maitra, 251-6365, kmaitra@unca.edu
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Student Global Aid's Campaign
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Our chapter of SGAC seeks to respond to the issue of HIV/AIDS with respect and compassion. We hope that through raising awareness,
working with the community, and working together as concerned human beings and students we can make a difference.
Advisor: Dr. John Wood, 251-6977,
jwood@unca.edu
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Student Management Association
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The purpose of the UNCA Management Association is to provide UNCA students with in-depth information about management of professions,
to increase the business community's awareness of UNCA's Management and Accountancy programs, and to provide academic assistance to UNCA students enrolled in management courses. Advisor: Mary
Lynn Manns, 251-6858,
manns@unca.edu
- Student Government Association (SGA)
- UNCA's Student Government Association exists to represent you, the student, at the local, state and national levels. SGA
strives to make the voice of UNCA’ s student body heard through constant contact with the UNC General Administration, the North Carolina General Assembly and the UNCA administration. The SGA
president is a full voting member of the UNCA Board of Trustees, the university’ s highest governing board. SGA is not a token government; rather, it plays an active and vital part in the
decision- and policy-making process at UNCA. The Student Government Association is recognized by the university as the official governing body of its students and, like the federal government, SGA
is organized into executive, legislative and judicial branches. Each branch focuses on a specific area while keeping in contact with the other two. This creates a checks-and-balances system which
ensures that every decision is made fairly and in the best interests of the student body. Every student enrolled at UNCA is considered an SGA member and is invited to get involved. Officials are
elected each spring, except freshman senators who are elected in the fall. Appointments of qualified applicants to all three branches of government are made throughout the year. All that is
required for any post is a 2.0 (or better) GPA and current enrollment in at least six semester hours of classes.
Advisor: Robert Straub, 828/251-6998, rstraub@unca.edu
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The Apron Society
- The purpose of our group is to make cooking accessible to the students of UNCA, and to expand our knowledge of different cultures
through making they're food. Advisor: James Driggers, 251-6601,
jdriggers@unca.edu
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The UNCA Philosophical Society
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The UNCA Philosophical Society strives to create, maintain, and strengthen a diversity of resources that promote enriching academic
events and opportunities for not only philosophy students but for the UNCA community as a whole.
Advisor: Brian Butler, 251-6272,
bbutler@unca.edu
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UNCA Right to Life
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We are UNC Asheville students whose goal is to spread the pro-life message: the belief that all human life is precious and unique.
Advisor: David Steele, 232-5195,
dsteele@unca.edu
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The UNCA Tribe of American Indians
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A student organization dedicated to educating ourselves and others about the traditions and ways of the American Indians. Awakening
our understanding of American Indian culture through hands on experience unites us with our heritage and brings our lives closer to the earth. We welcome and encourage the union of all peoples
and recognize the common origins of humankind.
Advisor: Dr. Calvin Kelly, 250-2328,
ckelly@unca.edu
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Underdog Productions
- Underdog Productions (UP) is UNCA's student-run campus activities board. The diverse student leaders who are chosen to
serve in UP are dedicated to providing the campus community with a wide array of entertaining social, recreational and educational events in short, making things happen!
As some of the more than 15 leadership positions in UP open, students interested in getting involved may apply. These positions are rewarded with a small stipend, but volunteers are
always welcome. Students do not need to know how to program events, as UP is one of more than 1,200 member colleges in the National Association for Campus Activities (NACA), which
provides superb educational and training opportunities at its workshops and conferences. UP members may learn and sharpen programming skills through NACA as well as the many other
leadership programs offered on campus by UNCA.
Advisor: Robert Straub, 828/251-6998, rstarub@unca.edu
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United States Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT)
- Technical theater resource for the community, especially for area high schools.
Advisor: Rob Bowen,
828/251-6611,
rbowen@unca.edu
- University Ambassadors Program
- Selected Students who volunteer to share their knowledge of UNCA and enthusiasm with prospective students, their families
and other interested parties. Ambassadors lead tours of campus daily and during Open House and other Admissions-related programs. They also travel across the state and region to assist
the Admissions Office in hosting receptions. Because of these opportunities, they develop valuable communication skills. Ambassadors are selected on the basis of their leadership
qualities, interpersonal skills and dedication to UNCA. They are trained and supervised by the Office of Admissions. All UNCA students, regardless of race, creed or national origin,
are invited to apply. Call the Admissions Office, 251-6481
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World Affairs Club
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The object of the World Affairs Club (WAC) shall be to organize students interested in world affairs for the purpose of developing
and encouraging interest in world news and events and providing a resource for education and learning about international issues.
Advisor: Linda Cornett, 251-6974, lcornett@unca.edu
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Alpha Phi Omega
- National service fraternity that develops leadership, promotes friendship, and provides service to humanity. Membership is
open to all University students.
- UNCA Roteract
- Affiliated with Rotary International, Rotaract strives to assist the community while developing leadership and professional
skills through service projects, social activities, and guest speakers.
Advisor: Greg Dillingham, 828/251-6333, gregd@unca.edu
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- Baptist Student Union
- Helps students focus on the questions: Who am I? , What am I to do? and Where am I going? While exploring these questions,
students also have the opportunity for service and ministry through missions, outreach, Bible study, fellowship, worship, and personal and spiritual growth. The Baptist Student Center is
adjacent to campus.
- Catholic Student Association
- Catholic Student Services will provide a warm environment for Catholics and those interested in the Catholic faith to share
in worship, service, and fellowship.
Advisor: Rosie Palmisano, 828/251-6584, rpalmisano@unca.edu
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Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
- A group of Christian students, athletes and coaches who are committed to personal growth in a daily relationship with the
Lord Jesus Christ. FCA presents the gospel of Christ in a way that is fun and exciting, and involves games, skits, special events, testimonies, music and fellowship.
Advisor: Eddie Biedenbach, 828/251-6826, ebiedenbach@unca.edu
- Intervarsity Christian Fellowship (IV)
- An inter-denominational campus ministry seeking to provide Christian fellowship and promote spiritual well-being and growth
among the community of the UNCA campus.
Advisor: Daniel Pierce, 828-232-2996, dpierce@unca.edu
- Jewish Student Association
- For Jewish or non-Jewish students who want to form a comfortable atmosphere for religious, cultural, and recreational
activities. Aims to educate everyone about Judaism and the Jewish Civilization.
- Presbyterian Campus Ministry
- A Christian organization supported by local Presbyterian churches, the Fellowship works with the campus to provide
opportunities to explore faith and life issues through weekly Bible study, monthly worship, mission trips, special programs and fellowship activities. Everyone, regardless of religious
affiliation, is invited to join.
Advisor: Mark West, 828/232-5027, west@unca.edu
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Covenant Reformed University Fellowship
- Seeks to reach students for Christ and to equip them to serve. These goals are primarily reached by meeting weekly to
unfold the word of God for understanding and relevant application. The group extends its fellowship periodically to include dinners, outreach events and retreats.
Advisor: David Steele, 828/232-5195, dsteele@unca.edu
- United Methodist Campus Ministries
- Provides a place where any student who wishes to blend spiritual growth with academic and emotional growth may seek to do
so. This process is facilitated by activities within the group, as well as activities with other Christian groups on campus.
Advisor: Jennifer McSwain, 828/232-3842,
umcm@bulldog.unca.edu
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- Alpha Kappa Delta (Sociology)
- Promotes the interest and unity of students in the study and theory of sociology. Membership is open to all sociology
majors who meet the national AKD requirements. Associate membership is open to the entire campus.
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National Society of Collegiate Scholars
- The National Society of Collegiate Scholars values scholarship, leadership, and service. Admission is based on freshman GPA and class standing.
- Omicron Delta Epsilon (Economics)
- An international economics society open to economics majors and other students who have completed a minimum of 12 hours in
economics, meet the GPA requirements of 3.0, and have demonstrated an interest in economics.
- Omicron Delta Kappa (Leadership)
- Second in age and prestige only to Phi Beta Kappa, the organization awards membership to juniors and seniors who have
distinguished themselves in academics and leadership. It brings together faculty, administrators and leaders in all phases of campus life.
Advisor: Kevan Frazier, 828/251-6585, kfrazier@unca.edu
- Phi Alpha Theta (History)
- The Phi Theta chapter of Phi Alpha Theta is a professional organization whose purpose if to promote the study of history
through the encouragement of research, good teaching, publication and the exchange of learning and ideas among historians. It seeks to bring students, teachers and writers of history
together both intellectually and socially. And it encourages and assists its members historical research and publication in a variety of ways.
Advisor: Grant Hardy, 828/251-6344, ghardy@unca.edu
- Phi Eta Sigma (Freshman Honor Society)
- A nationally recognized freshman honor society that salutes freshmen who achieve a 3.5 or better GPA during their first
semester or year.
Advisor: Doug Jones, 828/251-6607, djones@unca.edu
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- Phi Sigma Tau (Philosophy)
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- Pi Delta Phi (French)
- Recognizes outstanding scholarship in French language and literature. It works to increase knowledge of France’s
contribution to world culture and to stimulate and encourage cultural activities, leading to deeper appreciation of France and the French world. Membership is by election, based on
academic achievement in a minimum of five courses in French (including one in French literature).
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- Pi Sigma Alpha (Political Science)
- National honor society for political science majors. The UNCA chapter, Omicron Psi, sponsors programs and conferences
throughout the year. Membership requirements include 12 hours of political science credit with a 3.2 GPA. Membership allows a two-step increase in starting salary levels with the federal
government.
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- Psi Chi (Psychology)
- The mission of Club Psych is to unify students who share similar curiosities in psychology and are interested in pursuing
those curiosities beyond the classroom. The club offers students a chance to get to know each other outside the classroom setting as well as take advantage of fund raising and team
building events such as talks on how to get into graduate school, baked potato sales, as well as social events like hiking trips. The club is dedicated to furthering the knowledge of
each of its members in the field of psychology and all the facets within.
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- Sigma Delta Pi (Spanish)
- The Lambda Gamma chapter is UNCA’s branch of the Hispanic honor society.
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- Sigma Pi Sigma (Physics)
- The national physics honor society recognizes students who have achieved high academic standards in physics. Those who have
completed three physics courses above the freshman level with a 3.5 GPA in physics and who have a 3.2 GPA overall are eligible for membership. Advisor: TBA
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- Alpha Xi Delta
- A Greek women's fraternity founded April 17, 1893, at Lombard College, it is devoted to the ideals of high scholarship,
philanthropy and sisterhood among women.
Advisor: Tracy Smith, 828/628-0718, tracy.smith@pcshs.com
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- Gamma Phi Beta
- A national sorority founded at Syracuse University on Nov. 11, 1874, it encourages members to strive for academic
excellence while engaging in many campus activities.
Advisor: Lisa Young, 828/251-5574, lisserlou@yahoo.com
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- Kappa Delta Rho
- Develops educated gentlemen in an effort to foster human dignity, positive relationships among men, and moral excellence of
the highest ideals.
Advisor: Joe Sulock, 828/251-6568, jsulock@unca.edu
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- Sigma Nu
- A fraternity of men working cooperatively toward common goals and striving to live a life of love, truth and honor. The
fraternity strives to develop effective leaders and responsible citizens, to interact socially with one another and the campus community, and to promote campus life. Members work
together to accomplish academic goals, and alumni continue to learn, keeping the values of Sigma Nu as guidelines for a successful future.
Advisor: Kevan Frazier, 828/251-6585, kfrazier@unca.edu
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- Theta Chi
- Theta Chi is a brotherhood of young men who share similar world views, goals, and plans for the future. The primary goal of
the fraternity is to assist each member in procuring the most positive college experience possible and to develop him into a mature, responsible, and well-rounded individual. We involve
ourselves in a wide range of campus activities including, but not limited to, intramural sports, community service activities and interaction with other campus organizations. Theta Chi
has 160 chapters throughout the United States and Canada. The first chapter was founded in 1856 at Norwich University. As an international organization, Theta Chi offers scholarships for
academics and athletics and holds annual conferences to teach and promote leadership and education.
Advisor: George Heard, 828/232-5170, gheard@unca.edu
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