STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS There are over 20 student-led organizations on campus. All of the organizations can be categorized in one of the following ways: Honor Organizations, Religious Life, Student Government-affiliated, Publications, Departmental, Community Service, Social and Service Organizations, or Greek and Special Interest Groups. If there is not a club that meets your interest or you are interested in starting a new organization, stop by the Office of Student Activities for more information. Each Student Organization must have a faculty or staff advisor. Any organization that does not have an advisor should contact the Director of Student Activities and Orientation. The Student Activities Office hosts a charge session each semester that outlines requirements for student organizations. The charge session provides tips to having a successful organization as well as policies and procedures that student organization members should follow. Any violations of student organization policies and procedures may result in disciplinary action under the Greensboro College Student Conduct Code under Section IV, P – “Violation of Other Campus Policies and Procedures”, and possible elimination of the organization. A list and description of recognized and active student organizations at Greensboro College are listed below. A copy of the constitutions for all campus organizations are on file in the Student Activities Office. Alpha Chi - Alpha Chi is a national honor society open to seniors ranking in the top 10 percent of their class and juniors ranking in the top five percent. Members of Alpha Chi have distinguished records in regional and national activities of the organization. Inductions are held once each year. Alpha Kappa Delta - The Greensboro College Omicron Chapter of Alpha Kappa Delta, the national sociology honor society, is open to all juniors and seniors who have a major in sociology or who demonstrate a serious interest in sociology and have a 3.0 grade point average. Alpha Phi Sigma – The Greensboro College Chapter of Alpha Phi Sigma, the national criminal justice honor society, is open to students that demonstrate a serious interest in the study of criminal justice and have a 3.0 grade point average. Alpha Xi Delta (AZD) - Alpha Xi Delta is the first chartered national sorority on the Greensboro College campus. AZD focuses on community service, leadership development and sisterhood. American Marketing Association (AMA) - The purpose of AMA is to provide a forum for interaction among students interested in advertising, public relations, personal selling or other marketing related fields, and to develop knowledge and skills relevant to careers in marketing. Art Students League (ASL) - Art Students League is an organization for students interested in expanding their knowledge of art and is open to all students interested in the visual arts.
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