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What does “Get Involved” mean? Getting involved can take many forms and is uniquely defined by every individual, group or student organization. Active involvement in your hall council, joining student organizations, student employment or planning campus events and programs are some examples of getting involved with your campus community. It means becoming engaged with your academic priorities, but also reserving some time for growth outside of the classroom.
Why Get Involved?
Research suggests that students who are involved on campus tend to have better grades, retention and graduation rates and have a more enjoyable college experience overall. Though the University of Michigan can feel intimidating due to its large size and wide-range of resources and opportunities, becoming involved with student organizations, study groups, university departments and initiatives can quickly transform this anxiety into comfort, and inevitably open doors to bigger opportunities. You will begin to establish relationships, create connections, hone your skills and define your Michigan Experience.
Involvement Tips:
Don’t be afraid to try something new: Stepping outside of your comfort zone is one of the most effective ways to learn more about yourself and any hidden interest you did not know you had. Your time at Michigan is a great opportunity to take a risk and try something new. The outcome might surprise you.
Explore academic interests: The University of Michigan is home to many student organizations that have an interest in exploring a wide range of academic and career-related interests. Perhaps you are looking to explore more majors or change your existing area of study; joining an organization in your field of interest is a great way to learn before committing to a major or registering for classes. 2
Choose opportunities made for you: Some students get involved in groups because of friends, family or other external pressures. This is your chance to explore what you are interested in, do something different and shape your own experience. Now is the time to network and surround yourself with people with similar interests. Find a balance: First and foremost, you are here to graduate! You will learn the value of finding a balance between academics, work, extracurricular involvement and good physical and mental health. Establishing this balance requires sacrifice as well as reserving time for personal reflection to assess your current involvement trends.
Where to Start: ●● This Get Involved Magazine is a great way to start to learn about the opportunities available to you. However, as you may find out, this only captures a fraction of the opportunities available. ●● Browse Maize Pages for detailed information on organizations you are interested in becoming involved with. Read their constitution, membership requirements, meeting schedules, etc. Visit Maize Pages at: www.studentorgs.umich.edu/maize ●● Take the Student Interest Survey at
https://studentorgs.umich.edu/survey to get personalized suggestions based on your interests. (log-in required)
●● Attend “Fests!” Festifall, Northfest and Winterfest
are annual student organization information fairs. They are held on the Central Campus Diag, North Campus Diag and in the Michigan Union respectively. Visit: www.studentorgs.umich.edu/fests for more information.
●● Talk to your advisor, they may have some insight on academic organizations suitable for your academic interests.
●● Attend a Mass Meeting, These informational sessions
generally offer great insight into the culture, mission and goals of an organization with no commitment to join. You might just discover the perfect student organization for you.
Table of Contents Please note: The content in this publication is current as of MAY 1, 2011. For an up-to-date directory, plese visit: www.studentorgs.umich.edu/maize
A cademic / P rofessional (4) A ctivism (6) 50 T hings T o -D o (7)
FRONT COVER Photos from Festifall, Northfest and 2010 Diag Football Rally.
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About the photos All images are direct contributions from each respective student organization. For questions, comments, concerns or to submit images of your student organization, please e-mail getinvolved@umich.edu.
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Julia Donovan Darlow Laurence B. Deitch Denise Ilitch Olivia P.Maynard Andrea Fischer Newman Andrew C. Richner S. Martin Taylor Katherine E. White
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C reative / P erforming A rts (8) G lobal O pportunities (9) C ultural / E thnic (10) G overnance (12) L eadership O pportunities (13) G raduate (14) H ealth & W ellness (15)
Policy
The University of Michigan, as an equal opportunity/ affirmative action employer, complies with all applicable federal and state laws regarding nondiscrimination and affirmative action. The University of Michigan is committed to a policy of equal opportunity for all persons and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, marital status, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, disability, religion, height, weight, or veteran status in employment, educational programs and activities, and admissions. Inquiries or complaints may be addressed to the Senior Director for Institutional Equity, and Title IX/Section 504/ADA Coordinator, Office of Institutional Equity, 2072 Administrative Services Building, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109-1432, 734-763-0235, TTY 734-6471388. For other University of Michigan information call 734-764-1817.
M edia & C reative W riting (16) S cience & T echnology (17) S ervice & S ervice L earning (18) S ocial F raternity & S orority (20) S piritual & R eligious (22) S ports C lubs & R ecreation (23)
Academic/ Honor Societies The University of Michigan is known for its academic excellence and various academic programs. These organizations enhance and support students’ academic development in specialized studies and disciplines at the university which include academic and honor societies. Getting involved in academic organizations can help you explore other career options without taking classes in the field. These organizations will enhance your academic experience by engaging in the practical application of your area of study while gaining leadership experience. Whether you are interested in exploring your academic interests or finding new ones, there are over 200 options available to take your academic investments to the next level.
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Mock Trial Team 390th Booster Club Accounting Club Alchera Innovations Alpha Chi Sigma Alpha Epsilon Delta Alpha Kappa Psi Alpha Nu Sigma honors society Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society Alpha Pi Mu Alpha Rho Chi Alpha Sigma Mu Alternative Investments Club American Advertising Federation Michigan Student Chapter American Association of Public Health DentistryUniversity of Michigan Student Chapter Anthropology Club Archaeology Club Asia Law Society Association for Chinese Economic Development Athletes Interested in Medicine Automotive Industry Club BBA Consulting Club BBA Finance Club BBA High-Tech Club BBA Marketing Club Becoming Educators for Tomorrow BIOBUSINESS BUREAU Black Business Undergraduate Society Black Undergraduate Law Association BOND Consulting Brehm Scholars Society
Butch Carpenter CBI Center for Inquiry Chi Epsilon China Entrepreneur Network at Stephen M. Ross School of Business China Entrepreneur Network at the University of Michigan ClimateBlue College DECA/Delta Epsilon Chi Collegiate Chapter of the National Association of Music Educators Community College Interdisciplinary Research Forum Comparative Literature Intra-Student Faculty Forum Creative Writing Club Criminal Law Society Delta Gamma Phi Delta Sigma Pi Dental Hygiene Class of 2012 Dermatology Interest Group Design Business Discipuli in Studiis Colendi Orationes EcoValuation Working Group Emergency Medicine Interest Group Emerging Markets Club Entrepreneur and Venture Club Environmental Business Consulting Club Epeians Epidemiology Doctoral Student Organization Epidemiology Student Organization
Eta Kappa Nu Eta Sigma Phi Evans Scholars Factio Federalist Society Film and Video Student Association Financial Derivatives and Risk Management Club Financial Engineering Association at the University of Michigan Future Business Leaders of America Gamma Sigma Alpha Global Investment Club Golden Key International Honour Society Handbook of Standards for Global Engagement Working Group Health Informatics Society Helicon Hispanic Dental Association Honors Peer Mentorship Human Factors & Ergonomics Society Inceptum Intellectual Property Students’ Association Interfraternity and Panhellenic Investment Competition International Studies Student Advisory Board Investment Association at the Ross School of Business Jewish Engineering Association Kappa Alpha Pi Pre-law Fraternity Kappa Delta Pi Tau Epsilon Chapter Kappa Kappa Psi / Tau Beta Sigma Latin American Law Society
Linguistics Club Logic Puzzle Club LSA Student Honor Council Luxury Goods and Retail Club Mars Rover Design Project Master of Accounting Club Michigan Academic Competitions/UAC Michigan Advertising and Marketing Michigan Association for Communication Studies Michigan Business Club Michigan Business Women’s Club (BBA) Michigan China Fellows Michigan Debating Society Michigan Economics Society Michigan Education Reform Club Michigan Energy Club Michigan Entrepreneurship Organization Michigan Happiness Club Michigan ICSC Real Estate Club Michigan Interactive Investments Michigan Interdisciplinary Music Society Michigan Investment Banking Club Michigan Journal of Social Work and Social Welfare Michigan Language and Word Association Michigan Market Movers Michigan Philosophical Debate Guild Michigan Pre-Law Society Michigan Toastmasters Michigan Undergraduate Investment Partnership MICHIGAN UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS OF STATISTICS Middle School Model United Nations Mock Trial Team Mortar Board MPowered Entrepreneurship Muslim Business Students Association National Society of Collegiate Scholars, The
Organization of Public Interest Students Organization of Women Looking for Sisterhood in Chi Upsilon Sigma Organizational Strategy Club Out for Business Pathology Interest Group Pediatrics Interest Group Peer Tutor Advisory Committee Phi Chi Theta Phi Sigma Pi Phoenix Honors Society Pi Sigma Alpha Upsilon Chapter Political, Intelligence, Leadership, and Organizational Training Practice What You Preach Private Equity Club Professional Fraternity Council Program in the Environment Club Psi Chi RC Forums Real Estate Club Real Estate Society Rogel Society Ross - West Coast Forum Ross Armed Forces Association Ross Consulting Club Ross Education Club Ross Energy Club Ross Entertainment and Media Club Ross Hospitality Club Ross Net Impact Ross School of Business Southern Club Ross Sports Business Association RossMed RSB Toastmasters School of Dentistry Class of 2012 Shipman Society Sigma Alpha Lambda
Society of American Archivists Student Chapter Spanish Club Special Libraries Association-SI Student Chapter Sport Business Association Sports Law Society Stamps Scholars Society Student Actuaries at Michigan Student American Dental Hygienists Association at the University of Michigan Student Animal Legal Defense Fund Student Chapter American Society of Landscape Architects Student Organization for Computer-Human Interaction Student Organization for Information Analysis and Retrieval Student United Way Student Veterans of America - University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Chapter Students in Free Enterprise Students Interested in Information Policy Supply Chain Management Club SWE/TBP Career Fair TAMID Israel Investment Group Tau Beta Pi The Adventure Club The Detroit Alliance Finance Committee The Environmental Economics Club The Ethics Bowl Team The Health Equity Scholars Program The Michigan Journal of Business Theta Tau UMBS High Tech Club Undergraduate English Association Undergraduate Medical Journal Club Undergraduate Political Science Association Undergraduate Psychology Society Undergraduate Sociology Association
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MPowered Entrepreneurship Native American Law Students Association Naval Drill Team Navara Foundation Navy ROTC Net Impact Undergrad Nexecon Consulting Group Omega Chi Epsilon Operations Management Club Order of Omega Organization of Athletic Training Students
Sigma Gamma Epsilon-Iota Chapter Sigma Gamma Tau Sigma Iota Rho Social Marketing Club Social Workers for Veterans Health and Mental Health Society For Biomaterials Society for Human Resource Management at the University of Michigan Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics Chapter at the University of Michigan
Wolverine Battalion Army Rotc Wolverine Capital Investments Wolverine Entrepreneurship Wolverine Family Business Club Wolverine Sales Club Women in Mathematics
Activism Michigan students are reputable activists on various local and global issues. These students work passionately to bring concerns to the forefront and help develop ideas that change the world. Students in these groups ultimately work to bring about social, political, economic, or environmental change. There are over 100 diverse student organizations with an activist agenda ready to welcome your participation. ACLU - University of Michigan Undergraduate Chapter ACLU-LAW Active Minds at University of Michigan Law School Albanian American Student Organization ALS Association American Constitution Society American Movement for Israel Amnesty International Brewing Hope Campaign for Liberty Churros for Change Citizen Schools University of Michigan College Democrats College Libertarians
Medical Students for Life Medical Students for Reproductive Rights Michigan Animal Rights Society Michigan Congressional Debate Association Michigan Election Law Project Michigan Political Union Migrant and Immigrant Rights Awareness Model United Nations Team National Lawyers Guild National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws ONE Campaign Open Housing Initiative Operation Diversity OutLaws Physicians for Human Rights
Students Against Surveillance Students Allied for Freedom and Equality Students Empowering Students Students for Bachmann Students for Choice-Vox Students for Healthcare Freedom Students for John Cherry Students for Life Students for Multiculturalism Students for Newt Students for Obama Students for Recovery Students for Romney Students for Sensible Drug Policy Students for Service Learning Students for Social Equality
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Transfer Student Network College Republicans at the University of Michigan College Socialists Dialogue for Development Education Law and Policy Society Expect Respect Student Steering Committee Fair Tees Finding Voice Frank Murphy Society Gamma Rho Phi Go Blue Wear Pink Health and Wellness Human Rights Advocates Human Rights Through Education Immigrants’ Rights on Campus Interfaith Action Interfaith Council for Peace and Justice International Justice Mission at the University of Michigan Invisible Children J Street Umich Law Students for Reproductive Justice Liberty in North Korea
Students for Recovery Prison Rights Organization for Students Project Nur Queer Social Work Alliance Rapid Response Restaurant Workers Justice Alliance RESULTS at U-M Ross Responds Secular Student Alliance Sewing to Empower Women Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness Center Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness CenterPeer Education Program Sexual Assault Prevention Awareness Center, Men’s Activism Program Slinky Social Welfare Action Alliance South Asian Awareness Network STAND: A Student Anti-Genocide Coalition Stonewall Democrats Strong Starts: Students Supporting Early Intervention Student Society for Stem Cell Research Student World Assembly
The Cuba Skate Project Students for Virg for Governor Students of Objectivism Students of the World Students Organizing for Labor & Economic Equality Teach For America MIRT The Body-Peace Corps The Cuba Skate Project the F-word The John Locke Society The Progressive Alliance The Roosevelt Institute The Union for Korean Issues in Michigan Transfer Student Network TruMich Universities Allied for Essential Medicines University of Michigan Chapter University Students Against Rape Wolverines for Rick Snyder WolvPAC Women Helping Overcome Real Experience Young Americans for Freedom Young Americans for Liberty
50 Things To-Do Before You Graduate
1. Read a book on the Diag 2. Have a picnic in Nichols Arboretum 3. Attend Festifall! 4. Cheer at Maize Craze! 5. Take the Blue Bus to NorthFest! 6. Stay warm at Winterfest! 7. Attend a game at the Big House 8. Play/ nap on the Wave Field 9. Eat at Zingerman’s Delicatessen 10. Take a walk through North Campus 11. Admire art at UMMA
12. Take a tour of the Bell Tower 13. Read in the Law Quad 14. Try to find a computer in the fishbowl during exam week 15. Eat at every dining hall 16. Join at least one student organization 17. Play an IM sport or activity 18. Eat at Blimpy Burger 19. Go to a basketball game at Crisler Arena 20. Cheer on the Wolverines at Yost Ice Arena 21. Enjoy a concert at Hill Auditorium
22. Study at the “Dude” 23. Step on the “M” after your last Blue Book 24. Float down the Huron River 25. Play a sport on Palmer Field 26. Attend the Festifools Parade on Main Street 27. Paint The Rock 28. Spin The Cube 29. Attend Leadershape ® 30. Get breakfast served by a U of M VIP at Finals Survival Breakfast 31. Attend/ Perform at Poetry Slam 32. Relax in the Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) Wellness Center 33. Shoot pool in the Union Billiards & Games Room 34. Eat at the Michigan Union, Michigan League and Pierpont Commons 35. Participate in Intercultural Leadership Seminar (ILS) 36. Plan an event on the Diag 37. Go to the Trotter Multicultural Center Community Festival 38. Play video games at the Computer & Video Game Archive library 39. Watch a presidential debate with your friends in your dorm lounge area 40. Sign-Up your student organization for Leadership Connection 41. Study abroad 42. Attend the Michigan Leadership Awards in April 43. Vote in the MSA elections 44. Do an Alternative Spring Break 45. Admire the Art & Architecture Building galleries and projects 46. Get freebies at the Alumni Center 47. Attend the Ann Arbor Summer Festivals 48. Eat at the midnight buffet during a *UMIX 49. Visit the 20+ libraries on campus 50. Do the Heisman in the end zone during Big House graduation
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Creative & Performing Arts From browsing through the exhibits at the University of Michigan Museum of Art (UMMA) to taking in a performance at Hill Auditorium, the University of Michigan is rich with opportunities for students that appreciate art and express themselves through various creative outlets. Students can get involved in a variety of performance and visual art activities on campus that include a wide variety of visual arts displays, musical, theatrical, dance performances and programs. There are over 130 student organizations that focus on the creative and performing arts which are just one of the ways students on campus learn more about themselves and art through creative expression. Attending a gallery exhibit, show, performance, play or an event might spark an interest in you to become more involved in the creative and performing arts.
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Wolverine Bhangra 58 Greene Amala Dancers Amazin’ Blue/UAC American Institute of Graphic Arts-UM Chapter Angels On Call Animania Ann Arbor Palestine Film Festival Ann Arbor Youth Music Festival Arabian Dance Ensemble Arts Chorale Arts Enterprise Initiative Auscultations, The Ballroom Dance Club Basement Arts Big Ticket Productions/UAC Biorhythms Black Arts Council Blue Lake At Michigan BluePrint A Cappella Business School Follies Cadence CEOhs Ceramics Club Cinephiles Anonymous Climax Dance Team
Fighting Obstacles Knowing Ultimate Success (F.O.K.U.S.) CNSONIC ComCo/UAC Community Outreach via Empowering Teens Compulsive Lyres Conference on the Holocaust Cornrows Dance Company Cuisine Club Dance 2XS Dance Mix Diag Records Dicks and Janes Drama Club East Quad Camera Club Element 1 Encompass EnCore Enspired Fighting Obstacles Knowing Ultimate Success FLU funKtion Galens Medical Society Smoker Gentlemen, The Gilbert and Sullivan Society Gimble A Cappella Groove/UAC
Harmonettes, The Headnotes Hillel Hillel Arts Hip Hop Academy Images of Identities Impact Dance/UAC Indigo Dance Team Japanese Cultural Appreciation Society Khatt: Arabic Calligraphy Club Kinesiology Peer Mentors Kol Hakavod Kopitonez Latin@ Culture Show LD and Parliamentary Debate Team LĂŠim Irish Dance LHSP Leaders Live Music Alliance Living Arts Programming Board M-Agination Films/UAC Maize Mirchi Maya Dance Team MDraw Michigan A Cappella Council Michigan Community Scholars Program Programming Board
Global Opportunities at
As a global university, the University of Michigan is committed to helping you achieve your global dreams. U-M offers limitless opportunities to explore the world and has resources to assist you in planning your global experience, including financial aid and grant opportunities to help cover your expenses. Set the course for your own future. Take advantage of this opportunity to travel and experience new cultures, challenge yourself, make friends around the world, and gain cultural competencies while enhancing the value of your degree. You can study for a year, a semester, a summer, as part of a U-M course, or participate in projects, internships, and volunteer opportunities. Some of these great global encounters even take place here on our own campus. You can be part of programs led by U-M faculty, programs with institutional partners, student projects, or something you design yourself!
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Get started today by visiting the Global Michigan web portal www.globalportal.umich.edu or attending a Ready, Set…Go Global information session through the Center for Global and Intercultural Study. RSGG is held Monday through Friday (while classes are in session). For more information, www.lsa.umich.edu/cgis. Michigan Electronic Dance Music Association Michigan Ice Carving Team Michigan LipDub Michigan Manzil Michigan Mensch Program Michigan Pompon Michigan Pops Orchestra/UAC Michigan Proud Allied Wolverines Conference Planning Team Michigan Research Community Program Board Michigan Sahana: Indian Classical Music and Dance Mini-Courses/UAC MSalsa MTango MuJew - Muslim/Jewish Collaboration Group MUSKET/UAC Night Club NOiR Outrage Dance Group Peers Utilizing Leadership Skills for Education Prison Creative Arts Project, The PURE Dance Xtreme RAAS Association
RC Players Residential College Student Life Committee RhythM Tap Ensemble Rock ‘N’ Roll B-School Ross Photography Club Rude Mechanicals/UAC Salto Dance Company Sinaboro Social Studyz Society for Art Students Songwriting Collective Sopranos, The SPICMACAY (Society for the Promotion of Indian Classical Music and Culture Among Youth) at the University of Michigan Students for Arts in Social Settings TAAL TEDx Foundation The Forensics/Speech Team The Friars The Hillel Players The Impro-fessionals The LOL ROFL Comedy Club The Smile Bringer Singers
The Voices of Black American Musical Theatre Thrill the World: Ann Arbor University Activities Center University Arab Music Ensemble University of Michigan Men’s Glee Club University of Michigan Museum of Art Student Programming and Advisory Board Vencedores Samba Bateria Vertigo Virtuous White Void Productions Witt’s End Wolverine Bhangra Wolverine Wine Club Women in Science and Engineering Residence Program Committee Women’s Glee Club Word of Mouth Writers’ Community Yoni Ki Baat Zelenka Chamber Music Collective
Cultural/ Ethnic Celebrate and engage in University of Michigan’s rich diversity. You can travel the world or you can discover diversity through the cultural and ethnic based student organizations, programs and campus initiatives. Invest your time at Michigan to learn about the many diverse cultures, traditions, languages and how these experiences have contributed the the unique culture of the University of MIchigan. Learn the art of stepping, discover the Chaldean American Student Association, attend the popular Indian American Student Association Culture Show. As a part of your Michigan Experience, you will be engaging with students from all over the world. The 150+ Cultural/Ethnic student organizations provide these opportunities through cultural, educational, social and service oriented events and programs that celebrate various inter-cultural and ethnic traditions.
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Asian Dental Students Association A’Subuhi Multicultural Council African Students Association AIESEC Albanian American Student Organization Ambatana Multicultural Council Aqua for All Arab Organizations at the University of Michigan Arab Student Association Armenian Students’ Cultural Association Asian American Association Asian Business Conference Asian Dental Students Association Asian Social Workers in Alliance Now! Asian/Asian-American Psychology Student Association (APSA) Assisting Latinos to Maximize Achievement (ALMA) Association of Black Social Work Students Association of Multicultural Scientists (AMS) Baltic Club Bengali Students Association Bilateral Bisexuals, Gays, Lesbians, and Allies in Medicine
Indian American Student Association
Black Business Students Association Black Celebratory Black Medical Association Black Student Psychological Association Black Welcome Week Brasilian Student Association Bursley Family Multicultural Council Canadian Club, eh Center for Global and Intercultural Study (CGIS) Ambassadors Chaldean American Student Association (C.A.S.A) China Financial Engineering Network Chinese Student Association Chinese Students and Scholars Association Chinese Undergraduate Student Association CIAM Cancun Partnership Coalition to Defend Affirmative Action & Integration, Immigrant Rights and Fight for Equality By Any Means Necessary Council for the Advancement of Multiculturalism in Mosher Jordan Dimei Global Community Works of Ann Arbor/ University of Michigan
Chinese Student Association Egyptian Student Association Filipino American Student Association First-Generation College Students @ Michigan Ford School Queers and Allies Future Leaders of Latin America Gates Millennium Scholars GoGlobal Student Club Greater China Association Harvest Mission International Health2Africa Hearing Impaired Student Organization Hellenic Student Association Here Earning A Destiny through honesty, eagerness, and determination of Self Hispanic and Latin Business Students Association Hispanic Heritage Month Honduras Medical Brigade at the University of Michigan Hong Kong Student Association Huaren Cultural Association Indian American Student Association Indian Students Association Indian Subcontinent Business Association
Model United Nations
Ingenieros Integration of Global Students Intercultural Allies International Policy Student Association International Project Collaborative International Social Work Student Association Japan Business Association Japan Student Association Jewish Resource Center Jordanian Students Association Kappa Phi Lambda Ken’s Place for Students Experiencing Loss Korea Business Club Korean International Student Association Korean Student Association
Model United Nations Movement of Underrepresented Sisters in Engineering and Science Multiculturalism of Stockwell Advancing Identities and Cultures Muslim Engineering Student Association MYSTIC Mystic Bronze Elegance National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Native American Student Association Northwood Multicultural Council Operation: Educate Children OUTbreak Pakistani Students Association
Shulchan Ivrit Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority, Inc. Singapore Students Association Sister 2 Sister So You Say Productions Soul Smile South Asian Law Students Association South Asian Medical Student Association Southeast Asian Network Sri Lankan Student Association Students Engaged in Global Health Students for International Relief Efforts (S.I.R.E.) Students for Jamaica Students of Color Coalition Support for Incoming Black Students
Taiwan Student Association La Celebracion Latina La Salud Latin American Native American Medical Association Latin American Native American Pre-Health Association Latin@ Social Work Coalition Latina/o Student Psychological Association Latino Engineering Graduate Organization Latino Law Students Association Latino Students Organization Le Comite Francophone Lebanese Students Association Makom: Jewish Dialogue Group Malaysian Students Association Markley Multicultural Affairs Council Medical Students of Middle-Eastern Descent Michigan Bhangra Team Michigan Business Women-MBA Michigan Health Engineered for All Lives Michigan Italian-American Association Michigan Taiwanese Student Association Middle Eastern Law Students Association
Latino Students Organization
11 Palestinian Student Association Pedagogy of Action Ambassadors PERMIAS Persian Students Association PHSAD Conference Project Suyana Public Health Students of African Descent Punjabi Student Organzation Qazaq Student Association Quito Project, The Raas Team Real Black Students Red-Headed League of Michigan Revolution Romanians of Michigan Ross Undergraduate Hispanic and Latin Society Rumi Club Russian Student Association Russian-Speaking Graduate Students at UM Saudi Students Association SEA Gourmet Shanghai Jiao Tong University Alumni Association Shmooze
Filipino American Student Association Taiwan Student Association Taiwanese American Student Association Teach for India-University of Michigan Chapter Thai Student Association Thai Undergraduate Student Association The Black Student Union The Microfinance, Research and Economic Development Group The Mixed Initiative The University of Michigan Polish Club Turkish Student Association Ukrainian Students’ Club Umodzi United Against Infectious Diseases United Asian American Medical Student Association/Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association United Asian American Organizations University of Michigan German Club Vietnamese Student Association VOICES Baits Multicultural Council Yuri Kochiyama Leadership Program
Governance Organizations Have you been involved in student government before or always wanted the opportunity to be involved in decision-making opportunities? If so, governance student organizations may be right for you. There are more than 40 councils and student government bodies that operate in many difference colleges, schools and within the Division of Student Affairs.
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Abeng Multicultural Council Alice Lloyd Hall Council Baits I Hall Council Baits II Hall Council BBA Council Betsy Barbour Hall Council Bursley Hall Council Cultivating University Lives Towards Understanding Religions and Ethnicities (CULTURE) Dance Student Assembly East Quad Governing Assembly Evening MBA Association Force Ford School Undergraduate Student Activities Committee Helen Newberry Hall Council Inter-Cooperative Council
Kinesiology Student Government L.E.G.A.C.Y. Multicultural Council Law School Student Senate LSA Student Government Markley Hall Council Martha Cook Student Organization Medical Student Council Michigan Student Assembly Michigan Vision Party Mosher-Jordan Hall Council North Quad Council North Quad Multicultural Council Northwood Hall Council Nursing Council Oxford Hall Council Pharmacy Student Government Council Public Health Student Association Rackham Student Government
Residence Halls Association, The Ross School of Business Student Government Association School of Information Student Association School of Kinesiology Student Government School of Natural Resources and Environment Student Government School of Social Work Student Union Second Year Experience, Stockwell Hall South Quad Hall Council Student Athlete Advisory Council University of Michigan Engineering Council Urban Planning Student Association West Quad Hall Council
UMix LATE NIGHT UMix Late Night is a series of fun, late night activities and events for University of Michigan students between 10pm – 2am most Friday nights. Head to the Union for live entertainment, movies, dances, games, and many other fun activities. Make sure to get there in time for the midnight food buffet! For more information, visit: http://www.umich.edu/~umix/
Leadership Opportunities at
Leadershape® (May and August) The Michigan LeaderShape® Institute is a leadership development experience for University of Michigan students that will stretch your mind, body and soul. Brilliantly disguised as summer camp, this program is designed to be an interactive, energizing and unparalleled experience that builds and enhances students’ perceptions and practice of leadership. It is six days of fast-paced self-discovery, learning and sharing of experiences and visions that contribute to the discovery of your highest potential. This is go, go, go from breakfast through bedtime...you will change! Intercultural Leadership Seminar (Winter Recess) Intercultural Leadership Seminar is an interactive 6-day program intended to provide participants with a deeper understanding of how to work more effectively in intercultural settings. The seminar design deliberately addresses attitudes, awareness, knowledge and skills as central aspects to developing intercultural competence. Because ILS attracts those who are concerned with cross-cultural issues, this seminar allows participants to have the unique opportunity to engage in intensive dialog with others from diverse backgrounds who share the commitment to increasing their own intercultural competence. Leadership Connection (May) Leadership Connection is a stimulating, week long, off-site program that develops both the student organization and individual student leader. The purpose of Leadership Connection is to provide opportunities that strengthen student organizations’ intragroup and inter-group growth and development. Areas of focus for the week include collaboration, service and community responsibility, ethical decision making, and addressing campus climate. Students and student organizations are able to create more efficient organizational practices and social justice consciousness. Michigan Leadership Awards (April) Help us celebrate those outstanding students, student groups and faculty and staff for those commitments beyond the classroom walls that have contributed to that “vitality” here at Michigan! Please attend the ceremony every April to recognize and acknowledge the award winners and all of the nominees. Awards are presented in eight categories:
Outstanding Student Leader Program of the Year Advisor of the Year Student Legacy Award
Outstanding New Member Outstanding Student Organization Tapestry Award Yeoman Service Award
The Michigan Leadership Awards have been tailored to recognize the true spirit of leadership at the University of Michigan that values integrity, initiative, stewardship reciprocity, and respect. In addition, recipients are expected to value diversity of perspectives, demographics, life experiences, disciplines, and expression among students, recognizing these differences to be both stimulating and beneficial.
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Graduate With over 7,000 graduate students on campus, University of Michigan’s graduate community is thriving. This includes over 100 student organizations whose primary mission is to enhance graduate studies at the University by supporting students’ academic and professional development. African Business Club American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists at the University of Michigan American Association of Women Dentists American Library Association Student Chapter American Medical Association-Medical Student Section American Medical Women’s Association AOSS Graduate Student Organization Association of Public Policy for Learning and
Graduate Linguists at Michigan Graduate Society of Women Engineers Graduate Student Council at the Medical School Graduate Student Council in Chemistry HBHEDoc Health Management and Policy Class Representatives Health Policy Society Health System Student Pharmacists at the University of Michigan
Older Wiser Law Students OMIS - Organization of Microbiology and Immunology Students Organization of Dual Degree Law Students Orthopaedic Surgery Student Interest Group (OSSIG) PhD Forum Phi Delta Chi Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Planning and Architectural Research Group
IHI Open School for Health Professions: University of Michigan Chapter Integrative Medicine Student Interest Group International Law Society International Society Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Reserach Iranian Graduate Students Association J. Reuben Clark Law Society Jewish Law Students Association Journal of Law Reform Law School Classical Music Society Legal Advocates for Children and Youth Legal Alternative Winter Breaks Macro MSW Resource Group Maize and Brew Materials Science and Engineering Graduate Student Council Mechanical Engineering Graduate Council Michigan Anthropology Graduate Association Michigan Graduate Student Collaborative Michigan Immigration Labor Law Association Michigan Journal of Race & Law Michigan Law Review Michigan Linguistic Anthropology Graduate Organization Michigan Telecommunications and Technology Law Review MLaw Culinary Club National Security Law Society Neuroscience Graduate Student Organization Non-Traditional Student Network
Political Scientists of Color Pre-Physical Therapy Club Real Estate Law Society Revitalization and Business Club Ross Gourmet Club Ross Marketing Club (MBA) Ross Mentorship Ross Portfolio Management Ross Scotch Club Ross Students Association School of Dentistry Class of 2013 Social Work Doctoral Student Organization Society of Minority Engineers & Scientists Graduate Students Sociology Graduate Student Organization Student National Dental Association Student National Pharmacist Association Students for Legal Opportunities in Africa Students of Color in Public Policy Students of Color of Rackham Tax Law Society The Association of Tsinghua University Alumni at the University of Michigan The Private Equity and Venture Capital Law Association University of Michigan Industrial Hygiene Students Association (UMIHSA) Urban Planning MLK Committee Women and Gender in Public Policy Women in Health Leadership Women Law Students Association Youth and School Librarians
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Ross Mentorship Education Biomedical Engineering Graduate Student Council Black Humanities Collective Black Law Students’ Alliance Brazilian Business Student Association Business Careers in Entertainment Club Business Law Association Chemical Engineering Graduate Society Classical Studies Graduate Student Conference Committee Collaborative Archaeology Workgroup Community Information Corps Computer Science and Engineering Graduate Organization Dental Student Council Doctoral Student Organization Doing Queer Studies Now Dual Degree MPH/MSW Students Engineering Graduate Symposium Committee Entertainment Media and Arts Law Students Association Environmental Health Student Association Epidemiology Doctoral Seminar EPP WORKING GROUP Finance Club at Ross School of Business Ford School Student Affairs Committee Fraker Conference Organizing Committee General Management Club Graduate Employees Organization Graduate Environmental Engineering Network of Professionals, Educators, and Students
Health & Wellness Michigan values your Health! A number of departmental programs and student groups aim to promote physical, emotional, and mental wellbeing on campus, advocate around specific health-related issues, and strive to educate the University community about various wellness topics. Academy of Student Pharmacists American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry American Medical Student Association American Medical Student Association (PreMedical Chapter) Black Pre-Medical Association Health Behavior Health Education Student Association Health Policy Students Association Health Sciences Scholars Program
Healthcare and Life Science Club Michigan Health Law Organization Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Journal Club Pre-Dental Association Pre-Med Club Pre-Med Club Events Pre-Neurology Club Pre-Optometry Pre-Pediatric Society Pre-Pharmacy Student Organization
Pre-Physician Assistant Club Pre-Public Health Association Pre-Student Osteopathic Medical Association Pre-Vet Club Reach for the Stars Foundation Student Nurses’ Association Undergraduate Student National Dental Association Undergraduate Student Parent Organization at U of M
Health Resources at University Health Services (UHS) UHS is the health care clinic located on Central Campus. In addition to providing healthcare to the U-M community, UHS promotes health on campus through a variety of programs- and you could help! Educate your peers about various aspects of sexuality by joining the Sexperteam or promote health, wellness and social justice in residential communities by getting involved with PULSE. http://www.uhs.umich.edu/ Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) CAPS is a counseling center on campus that provides free and confidential services to currently enrolled students. Staff members provide counseling, support, and educational programming for a variety of issues. The MiTalk website also offers online mental health resources like online screenings for depression and anxiety, skill-building tools to help manage stress and academic life, and workshops, lectures, and relaxation exercises available to download. http://www.umich.edu/~caps/ Recreational Centers Being fit and active is important part of staying healthy. There are a variety of indoor and outdoor facilities on campus to help you do this. Whether you want to lift weights, run, swim, play a sport, or take a fitness class- there is a place for you right on campus. Check out the facilities here: http://www.recsports.umich.edu/facilities/descriptions.html MHeaLthy MHealthy University of Michigan Health & Well-Being Services offers numerous resources to help you reduce your health risks and increase your overall wellness. From nutrition and fitness consultations, to tobacco and disease management, Mhealthy is making Michigan healthier! http://hr.umich.edu/mhealthy/ Stressbusters This special program takes place during the final exam period. It gives students like you the chance to relax and celebrate the end of the semester. Food, games, massages, and other activities are all available for FREE! http://www.umich.edu/~uuap/programs/events/stress-busters.html UMix Late Night (see page 12)
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Media & Creative Writing Do you need a creative outlet to express your writing, publishing or graphic communication interests? Ever wanted to be a radio host or become involved in the production of a film? This could be the thing for you! Take advantage of the more than 30 organizations that offer students a voice through television, radio, film, print media and creative works.
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Blueprint (photo by Salam Rida) Blueprint Consider Magazine Ed2010 at the University of Michigan Environmental and Administrative Law Publication Committee at the University of Michigan Fortnight Literary Press Friends of the Gargoyle Friends of the Michiganensian Her Campus University of Michigan (Ann Arbor) Ignite Magazine LEAD Magazine M-Flicks/UAC
Wolverine CuiZine
SHEI Magazine MForward Michigan Every Three Weekly/UAC Michigan Independent, The Michigan Journal of Gender & Law Michigan Journal of International Affairs Michigan Journal of International Law Michigan Journal of Political Science Michigan Journal of Public Affairs Michigan Urban Film Screening Pokemon Maize and Blue Res Gestae Residential College Writers Group
Consider Magazine SHEI Magazine Soliloquy Student Media Watchdog Association The Hippo Literary Magazine The Michigan Review The Wolverine Post University of Michigan Undergraduate Research Journal WCBN FM WOLV-TV Wolverine CuiZine Xylem Literary Magazine
Science & Technology Join the ranks of other fellow Michigan Alumni, who have made new discoveries and have brought forth innovative technology to the world. Get involved in a research project or combine business, engineering and the arts into a passion of scientific exploration in a research university. The possibilities are endless. You could invent the next great piece of technology, like University of Michigan alumnus Larry Page, co-founder of Google. The primary mission of these 80+ organizations is to enhance and support students’ academic and professional development in engineering, environmental sustainability, science, and technology fields. Informatics Student Organization InnovAid Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Institute of Industrial Engineers Institute of Nuclear Materials Management International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience Keen Kuisine Kill-a-Watt Land, Animals, Nature, and Transportation Advocates M-Fly Marine Life Protection Michigan Aeronautical Science Association
Repower America SAE Baja Racing SAE Formula Car Team SEEDS (Strategies for Ecology Education, Development, and Sustainability Society of Automotive Engineers Society of Business Engineers Society of Global Engineers Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers Society of Physics Students Society of Premedical Engineers Society of Women Engineers Solar Car Team SolarBubbles
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American Chemical Society - Student Members American Indian Science and Engineering Society American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics American Institute of Architecture Students American Institute of Chemical Engineers American Meteorological Society - Michigan chapter American Nuclear Society American Society of Civil Engineers American Society of Mechanical Engineers Association for Women in Science Audio Engineering Society Bhakti Yoga Society Biomedical Engineering Society Biophysics Club Chemical Engineering Car Team Crohn’s and Colitis Student Initiative CSE Scholars Earthquake Engineering Research Ins. Student Chapter EcoCar Engineering Global Leadership Honors Society Engineers Week Environmental Action Environmental Enterprise and Investment Club Environmental Law Society Experimental Aircraft Geo-Institute GeoClub Girls in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Human Powered Submarine Team
Michigan Autonomous Aerial Vehicles Michigan Concrete Canoe Team Michigan Engineering Consulting Club Michigan Flugtag Michigan Jet Engine Team Michigan Materials Society Michigan Sustainable Foods Initiative Michigan Synthetic Biology Team Michigan Water Works Society Nanotechnology and Integrated Microsystems Student Association National Society of Black Engineers Neuroscience Club Out in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Pantanal Partnership Phoenix Human Powered Helicopter Pi Tau Sigma Pre-Health Sciences Forum Quarterdeck Society
Society of Women Engineers
Solar Car Team
Student Astronomical Society/UAC Student Chapter of International Society of Pharmaceutical Engineering Student Space Systems Fabrication Lab Student Sustainability Initiative Students for the Exploration and Development of Space Sustainable Alternative Energy Student Council Tech Day The Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor UM::Autonomy Unified Minority Mechanical Engineers University of Michigan Steel Bridge Team University of Michigan Super-Mileage Team UofM Transcendental Meditation Group W8UM Amateur Radio Club Water Themed Semester Wolverine Soft Wolverines for Clean Water Action
University of Michigan Steel Bridge Team
Service & Service Learning These organizations are actively engaged in community service, service learning and philanthropic activities around issues with the environment, education, human rights, and /or social justice, domestic or abroad. With nearly 150+ options available, service organizations and programs has become a popular destination for many students at Michigan.
Project West Africa
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AfricAid Against the Spread Alpha Phi Omega Alternative Weekends America Reads Literacy Coalition (ARLC) American Geriatric Society Student Chapter Asha-Ann Arbor ATRAVES at the University of Michigan Autism Speaks U at the University of Michigan Be A Number- Ann Arbor Best Buddies Better Living Using Engineering Laboratory Black Volunteer Network Blacks Achieving in the Arts and Academics in Michigan Blood Drives United BrainsRule Camp Kesem Cancer Awareness Week Cerveau Foundation Challah For Hunger-Michigan Child Rights and You Childreach International Student Organization China Blue Charity Fund Circle K CoitusLove Community Action At Ross Community Consulting Club CosMos Leadership Development Program Dance Marathon Dance to Empower Stronger Health care (DESH) designFORHUMANS
United 2 Heal
Detroit Initiative Student Group Detroit Urban Debate Education Do Random Acts of Kindness Domestic Reach Doors of Opportunity E-MAGINE East Quad Bicycle Co-operative Empower Design Family Law Project, The Fantasy Football for Charity FIRST at Michigan First Book - University of Michigan Food Stamp Advocacy Project Ford School Charity Auction Foundation for International Medical Relief of Children Free the Children: University of Michigan Fun Run Fundraising Organization For Hodes Future Advocates In Training Galens Medical Society GlobeMed Good Sports Goodness Day Grassroot Soccer: Michigan Chapter Greek Philanthropy Organization Greek Week, Inc. Habitat for Humanity at the University of Michigan Hospice Student Companions I Miss You (IMU) Inner PACE InnoWorks at Michigan
Intellectual Minds Making a Difference Jacob Michael Davis Foundation at UM Jewish Penicillin Hotline Jewish/Muslim ASB New Orleans Kid’s Kitchen Kids-Fair Leukemia Research Life at University of Michigan M Stars for the Make-A-Wish Foundation MAcc for Mott March of Dimes Marching Volunteering People Maximizing Academic Success (MAS) Medical Educational Service Opportunities Medical Student Disaster Relief MEDLIFE at University of Michigan MedPals Medstart Michigan Humanitarian Operations for People Everywhere Michigan Marrow Match
Habitat for Humanity
K-Grams
Blood Drives United
Michigan Microfinance Michigan Students Against Breast Cancer MichKnit MOTTley Crew Music Matters National Council of Negro Women - UM Section North American Summer Service Team One Michigan
The Detroit Project Operation Beautiful at the University of Michigan Order of Angell People Realizing Opportunities to Volunteer in Dreams of Eliminating Starvation Pets Are Wonderful Support of Ann Arbor Poverty in Health Student Group Project Flavor Project Lighthouse Project West Africa Project Wolverine Proyecto Avance: Latino Mentoring Association Relay For Life Ross Habitat for Humanity Builders Rotaract Club of University of Michigan Scarves With A Purpose School of Social Work Disaster Response Group Seeds of Knowledge Semester in Detroit Student Planning Committee Service Learning and Trans-Disciplinary Education Program (SLATE)
Dance Marathon
Sigma Phi Omega Society of LSA Scholars Sock Animals for Children’s Hospitals Spirit Matters Now Spread Hope StatCom@UMICH Student Advocates for Nutrition Student Book Exchange
The Miracle League of Plymouth Student Funded Fellowships Student Teachers At Ross Students for Diabetes Awareness Students for Education, Empowerment, Development and Sustainability Students for Educational Equality Students for Operation Smile Students for the Detroit Action Commonwealth Students Helping Others Choose Knowledeably Students Honoring Outstanding University Teaching Students Improving the Lives of Kids Students Today Leaders Forever Sumo Deal Support Our Soldiers Telluride House The Create Network- UM Chapter The Detroit Partnership The Love Movement The Michigan Hivemind
Relay for Life
The Michigan Muggles The Miracle League of Plymouth The Optimist Club The University of Michigan Alternative Spring Break The Ypsilanti Health Initiative To Write Love On Her Arms-University of Michigan
The Quito Project
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TOMS University of Michigan Campus Club Tutors R Us Tzu Ching Unite for Sight United 2 Heal University Students Acting Against Cancer Verve Volunteers in Action Volunteers Involved Every Week (VIEW) Washtenaw County American Red Cross Club Wikipedians Will Work For Food Wolverine Street Law Women’s Health and Fitness Day Working to Educate Readers by Encouraging Active Development World AIDS Week World Clothes Line at the University of Michigan Youth Hope Organization
Scarves With a Purpose
Social Fraternity-Sorority Established in 1845, the University of Michigan prides itself on one of the oldest, largest, and strongest Greek communities in the nation. Opportunities for friendship, scholastic support, leadership, and service are numerous and significant. 67 fraternities and sororities, with over 4700 students, participate through membership in one of four councils. The Office of Greek Life, a unit in the University of Michigan Division of Student Affairs, provides professional staff who assist Greek-letter organizations in supporting their goals. The office also connects students with inter/national headquarters staff, alumni, parents, city officials, and university faculty and staff.
alpha Kappa Delta Phi Sorority, Inc.
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Interfraternity Council (IFC):
The Interfraternity Council (IFC) is the local governing body for North-American Interfraternity Conference fraternity chapters at the University of Michigan. IFC works to promote the highest ideals of scholarship, leadership, service, and fraternalism among its member organizations. IFC provides educational programming to fraternity chapters and their members on a variety of topics including leadership, risk management, alcohol awareness, and scholarship. IFC consists of a 10 member elected executive board and a legislative body of fraternity presidents. Acacia - Coming Fall 2011 ΑΔΦ - Alpha Delta Phi ΑΕΠ - Alpha Epsilon Pi ΑΣΦ - Alpha Sigma Phi ΑΤΩ - Alpha Tau Omega ΒΘΠ - Beta Theta Pi ΧΦ - Chi Phi ΧΨ - Chi Psi ΔΧ - Delta Chi ΔΚΕ - Delta Kappa Epsilon ΔΤΔ - Delta Tau Delta ΔΥ - Delta Upsilon ΚΣ - Kappa Sigma ΛΧΑ - Lambda Chi Alpha ΦΔΘ - Phi Delta Theta FIJI - Phi Gamma Delta
ΦΚΨ - Phi Kappa Psi ΠΚΑ - Pi Kappa Alpha ΠΚΦ - Pi Kappa Phi ΠΛΦ - Pi Lambda Phi ΨΥ - Psi Upsilon ΣΑΜ - Sigma Alpha Mu ΣΧ - Sigma Chi ΣΦΕ - Sigma Phi Epsilon ΣΠ - Sigma Pi ΤΚΕ - Tau Kappa Epsilon ΘΧ - Theta Chi ΘΔΧ - Theta Delta Chi ΘΞ - Theta Xi Triangle Fraternity ΖΨ - Zeta Psi
Alpha Phi Alpha, Fraternity, Inc.
Multicultural Greek Council (MGC):
The Multicultural Greek Council, consisting of both fraternities and sororities, was established at the University of Michigan in 2002. With a focus on specific ethnicities and/or cultures, or multiculturalism in general, these organizations are united to serve as a unique voice and advocate for their respective communities. Service and education are of primary importance, and social activities complete a well-rounded experience for these students.
αΚΔΦ - alpha Kappa Delta Phi (S) ΔΤΛ - Delta Tau Lambda (S) ΔΘΨ - Delta Theta Psi (S) ΚΦΛ - Kappa Phi Lambda (S) ΛΦΕ - Lambda Phi Epsilon (F) ΛΘΑ - Lambda Theta Alpha (S) ΛΘΦ - Lambda Theta Phi (F) ΩΓΠ - Omega Gamma Pi (F) ΠΑΦ - Pi Alpha Phi (F) ΣΛΒ - Sigma Lambda Beta International Fraternity, Inc. (F) ΣΛΓ - Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority, Inc. (S) ΘΝΞ - Theta Nu Xi Multicultural Sorority, Inc. (S) ΖΣΧ - Zeta Sigma Chi Multicultural Sorority, Inc. (S)
Delta Tau Lambda Sorority, Inc.
Kappa Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc.
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC):
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
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The Panhellenic Association (Panhel):
The National Pan-Hellenic Council is the umbrella organization for the historically African-American fraternities and sororities on the University of Michigan campus. The council’s purpose is to promote unity, expose members to the “service for life” philosophy, and foster leadership development and scholarship. A social outlet is provided through the Ice Breaker held each semester, as well as, the Open House, Step Show, and individual organization events.
The Panhellenic Association, established at Michigan in the first decade of the 20th century, is the organization that strives to unite National Panhellenic Conference sororities and work for their common goals. Each sorority elects a delegate to serve on the Panhellenic Council that meets weekly during the school year, sharing information, discussing issues of concern and interest, and voting on policies and procedures. Ten women are elected to serve on the executive board.
ΑΚΑ - Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. (S) ΑΦΑ - Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. (F) ΔΣΘ - Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. (S) ΙΦΘ - Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc. (F) ΚΑΨ - Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. (F) ΦΒΣ - Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. (F) ΣΓΡ - Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. (S) ΖΦΒ - Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. (S)
ΑΧΩ - Alpha Chi Omega ΑΔΠ - Alpha Delta Pi ΑΕΦ - Alpha Epsilon Phi ΑΓΔ - Alpha Gamma Delta ΑΦ - Alpha Phi ΧΩ - Chi Omega ΔΔΔ - Delta Delta Delta ΔΓ - Delta Gamma ΔΦΕ - Delta Phi Epsilon ΚΑΘ - Kappa Alpha Theta ΚΚΓ - Kappa Kappa Gamma ΦΣΡ - Phi Sigma Rho ΠΒΦ - Pi Beta Phi ΣΔΤ - Sigma Delta Tau ΣΚ - Sigma Kappa ΖΤΑ - Zeta Tau Alpha
Spiritual & Religious Addressing your spiritual & religious needs is often a powerful experience with many benefits. Many students reserve time in college to explore new interests and learn more about themselves through spiritual and religious practice. By getting involved with religion, faith or spiritual practices, it can open doors to self-discovery and relieve the mind from stress and everyday student challenges. There are over 70 opportunities to immerse yourself in spiritual and religious expression.
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40 Days of Prayer ACCESS Adventist Students for Christ American Hindu Medical Students Association Apostolic One Asian Christian Fellowship Asian Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Athletes in Action Baha’i Club BBCcollege Campus Ministries Black Scholars and Professionals Campus Chapel Campus Crusade for Christ Campus HOPE Catholic Law Students Association Catholic Medical Association Chabad House - Jewish Student Center Chinmaya Yuvakendra Ann Arbor Christ Rules Everything Around Me Ministries Christian Challenge Christian Legal Society Christian Medical Association Christian Science Organization Christians on Campus Coram Deo Dharma On Campus
Muslim Student’s Association
Disciples on Campus Episcopal Student Foundation Falun Dafa Student Association Glorify God Campus Ministry Good News Christian A Cappella Graduate Christian Fellowship Greek InterVarsity Christian Fellowship H20 Campus Ministry Hillel Leadership Hindu Students Council Impact Movement International Youth Fellowship at University of Michigan InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Islamic Education Society Islamic Relations Council Islamic Society of Ahl-ul-Bayt Jewish Business Students Association Jewish Medical Student Association (JeMSA) Jewish Women’s Forum Latter-Day Saint Business Student Association Lutheran Campus Ministry Meditation Club Michigan Gospel Chorale Michigan Korean Bible Study Mosaic Students
Purification of the Heart - Spirituality Club (top-right)
Muslim Graduate Student Association Muslim Law Students Association Muslim Medical Students’ Association Muslim Students’ Association Mustard Seed New Genesis Bible Study new life students Newman Catholic Student Association Orthodox Christian Fellowship Phi Alpha Kappa Purification of the Heart - Spirituality Club Rooted: Campus Hope Ministry SALT Movement-South Asians Living Transformed Sikh Student Association Students as Living Testimonies United Christian Women of U of M United Students for Christ University Christian Outreach University Lutheran Chapel - Lutheran Student Fellowship Value Creation Society Women of Proverbs 31 Young Apostolic Students for Christ Young Life College
Newman Catholic Student Association
Sports Clubs & Recreation Were you active in your school’s athletic programs? Still want to play a sport or learn how to play one? Michigan has a rich intramural sports program as well as other recreational sports.
Maize Rage
Rowing Team (top-left)
Aiki Jujutsu Club Alpine Ski and Snowboard Team Ambulance Chasers - M Law Club Hockey Badminton Club Ballroom Dance Team Beat OSU Beta Beta Gamma Bridge Club Chinlone Climbers Association of Michigan Club Golf Club Tennis Team Cordao de Ouro Capoeira Association Derby Dimes Devotees FC UMK Fencing Club Flywheel- Women’s Ultimate Frisbee Go Club Godai Ninpo Association Kayak Club Kendo Club Maize Futbol Club Maize Rage Meditation and Yoga Club MedRunners Men’s Club Ice Hockey Men’s Lacrosse Men’s Reserve Lacrosse Team Men’s Water Polo MI Skydiving Michigan Argentine Tango Club Michigan Backpacking Club Michigan Chess Club Michigan Climbing Club Michigan Club Baseball Michigan Club Softball Michigan Cricket Association Michigan Cycling Club
Michigan Cricket Association Michigan Equestrian Team Michigan Foosball Michigan Intercollegiate Polo Club Michigan Men’s Club Soccer Michigan Men’s Club Volleyball Michigan Nordic Ski Club Michigan Paintball Club Ann Arbor Michigan Powerlifting Club Michigan Rugby Football Club Michigan Sailing Team Michigan SCUBA Club Michigan Ski and Snowboard Club Michigan Snowboard Club Michigan Squash Association Michigan Synchronized Swimming Michigan Ultras Michigan Women’s Club Basketball MLawRocks! Motorcycle and Scooter Club at the Ross School of Business Quidditch Team Rifle Club Team Roller Hockey Club Ross Basketball Association Ross Health and Fitness Club Ross Hockey Club Ross iMpulse Dance Society Ross Poker Club Ross Ski Club Ross Soccer Club Ross Triathlon Club Ross Truco Club Ross Women’s Ice Hockey Club Rowing Team SCA--Society for Creative Anachronism Sisters in Shape Society of Les Voyageurs Super Happy Fun M Fountain!
Women’s Club Volleyball Super Smash Brothers Club Swing Ann Arbor Synchronized Skating Tae Kwon Do The Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Club The European Handball Club The Ross Cigar Club The University of Michigan Dance Team The University of Michigan Shorin Ryu Karate-Do Club Triathlon Club UCon Gaming Club Ultimate Frisbee Team UM Aikido Yoshokai UM Bujinkan Budo Club UM Field Hockey Club UM Men’s Boxing Club UM Running Club University of Michigan Billiards Club University of Michigan Bowling Club VariAsian Waterski Team Wolverine Officials Association Wolverine Table Tennis Club Women’s Boxing Club Women’s Club Cheer Women’s Club Gymnastics Women’s Club Ice Hockey Women’s Club Soccer Women’s Club Volleyball Women’s Club Water Polo Women’s Lacrosse Club Women’s Lacrosse Team Women’s Rugby Football Club Wrestling Club at the University of Michigan Yoga Club Zombie Club
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Research has shown that students who are involved outside the classroom earn higher grades, are more satisfied with their college experience and are better prepared for life after college. The Offices of Student Activities & Leadership (SAL) and University Unions Arts & Programs (UUAP) comprise a dynamic, studentfocused department that serves undergraduate and graduate students campus wide, as well as the university at large, through its programs and services. The department is a part of University Unions, an organization within the Division of Student Affairs that enriches University life through multiple facilities, services and programs. Our focus is to strengthen student involvement by building community through student programs within student union facilities and throughout campus, and to recognize the vital role of student leaders and their organizations in promoting cultural, social, academic, professional development and leadership activities on the University of Michigan campus.
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SAL-UUAP have been in the process of merging to better support the co-curricular experiences for University of Michigan students. We will have a new department name by Fall 2011. Please visit us at http://umich.edu/~uuap or http://studentorgs.umich.edu/sal. You can also find us on Facebook! Sign up for weekly newsletters or view the events calendar at http://events.umich.edu. We look forward to working with your to help create your own Michigan Experience!
www. .umich.edu