Student Organizations

AACS promotes healthy images of being black or Latino. The purpose of this organization is to unify, strengthen, and motivate current students and prospective student in our position as positive role models of the community and leaders of Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi.

Aloha Days camp staff are responsible for the planning and implementation of the university’s freshman camp, which is held the week before classes begin in August. Applications for camp staff are available in January.

Alpha Epsilon Delta is a National Health Pre-Professional Honor Society that dedicates itself to the encouragement and recognition of excellence in pre-professional health scholarship in a multitude of health related fields. It offers opportunities for intellectual and professional development, provides a forum for students with a common interest, and extends a program of service to benefit the university and surrounding community. The Texas A&M University Corpus Christi chapter of AED, the Texas Xi chapter, is one of the largest and most active student organizations on campus.

A National theatre Honor Organization dedicated to helping the community and others in any way possible through theatre and community service.

Capoeira was developed over 200 years ago by African slaves taken to Brazil who combined dance, fight, music, acrobatics and culture to form a unique martial art.

Our goal is to bridge gaps among cultures specifically by engaging the Hispanic communities
local and global.

Association of Information Technology Professionals (AITP) is an organization for open to all business majors and undergraduate and graduate students. AITP is about being able to develop a better understanding of the nature and functions of information technology on campus and our community. AITP aims to promote sound general principles in information technology and to study technical methods with a view to their improvement and to study equipment related to information technology.

We further education as a service and as a profession through support of public schools in the
Corpus Christi Independent School District. We promote activities, services and training for
educators and develop and maintain high standards of professional ethics among all professional educators.

This organization will work to raise public awareness of the scientific and technological skills and contributions of women as well as work with other scientific, educational, and women’s organizations to develop national and community programs.

Make difference as a new organization by bringing new spirit of combination of West and East.

BSM exists to provide opportunities for students to connect, grow, and serve on campus, in our
community, and around the world. BSM has been making disciples on our Corpus Christi campus since 1947.

The purpose of Beta Beta Beta Biological Honor Society shall be to function as an honor and professional society for students of the biological sciences.

Student Organization made up of Islander cadets and students to promote Islander spirit and
encourage participation in ROTC.

CAB is a student organization that is responsible for providing a variety of cultural, social, recreational, and service programs for the campus community. Students involved in CAB choose programs, make facility and food arrangements, promote events, and provide assistance to performers and artists. Examples of CAB programs include concerts, drive-in movies, hypnotists, magicians, virtual reality rises, lectures, festivals, dance lessons, and much more.

Campus Crusade for Christ is an interdenominational, student, Christian organization
seeking to provide a spiritual environment for students.

The Ceramic Guild’s purpose is to create an environment that students and fellow artist can come together and share ideas and work. We plan on working toward many goals this year including; attending annual Conventions and many Art Festivals around the country. Last year we were able to meet all our goals, and plan to meet and exceed those goals this year.

Christian fellowship on campus. We are here to meet the spiritual needs of today’s students and answer questions like...Why be a Christian? And What do they believe?

CSI is an international honor society that values academic and professional identity through members (professional counselors, counselor educators, and students) who contribute to the realization of a healthy society by fostering wellness and human dignity. Our mission is to promote scholarship, research, professionalism, leadership and excellence in counseling, and to recognize high attainment in the pursuit of academic and clinical excellence in the profession of counseling.

Help all Chinese students.

We are people dedicated to seeing the mission of Jesus lived out in everyday lives.

We are a group of students dedicated to the furtherment of knowledge and community in the healthcare setting. We hope to cultivate professionalism and courtesy in the clinical laboratory field.

Colleges Against Cancer is a service organization that puts on fun and educational events throughout the year in order to educate people about cancer. Our biggest event is Relay for Life which is held every year. College Against Cancer works along with the American Cancer Society everyday to eliminate cancer and support those people who are battling the disease.

COMM is a student led group that focuses on providing a stimulating and professional environment where students can gain experience for the communication job market.

The Computer Science Club is a (mostly) social club. We enjoy satisfying our geekiness. Some
usual activities include: having bowling/movie nights, pool parties, LAN parties and tinkering with hardware/software.

College bass fishing club/team that competes in college bass fishing tournaments.

CTM's purpose is to recruit potential and current students to mathematics teaching careers and to provide support, resources, and educational and service opportunities to prospective and practicing teachers.

The purpose of CERC is to promote the scholarly productivity of research and facilitate the professional development of counselors and counselor educators. CERC will work collaboratively with counseling faculty, doctoral students in the Counselor Education program, and master candidates in counseling. CERC is dedicated to developing creative research interests, fostering mentor relationships, and developing professional identities. Furthermore, CERC will act to serve as an academic vehicle in order to develop professional communication and collaboration between graduate students and faculty members.

The goals of the Criminal Justice Association are to educate, inform and familiarize members with the Criminal Justice System on both the Federal and State levels. The CJA achieves this through the organization and presentation of special events, guest speakers, service projects and seminars. The CJA is a resource to all members in need of direction regarding career objectives, opportunities, etc.

Delta Sigma Pi is a professional business fraternity. The fraternity is co-ed and for business majors or minors exclusively. The purpose of the Delta Sigma Pi is to advance in the future of business men and women.

DIGS is the student association of the Doctoral Education Leadership Program. The purpose is to provided group support between doctoral students as they complete their journey in the doctoral process.

Islander Ducks Unlimited is a Collegiate Chapter of National Ducks Unlimited. DU is the fastest growing Sport Club on the TAMUCC campus. We have a reputation for hosting fun outdoor social events, participating in community enriching philanthropic event, and working alongside Corpus Christi businesses and conservation groups to preserve Texas coastal wetlands. Joining Ducks Unlimited will open doors for new friends, fun events, business connections, and fulfilling your passion for the outdoors!

ETS is dedicated to furthering the education of its members by providing them with support, leadership, training, and opportunities through projects and hands on activities. These skills may help students in the future.

A venue for Business students to network with each other as well as with local business owners in the Corpus Christi area.

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) is a unique Christian organization designed to bring students, coaches, and college athletes together in order to establish a unique social group whom encourage each other to grow strong in their faith and become close to God via huddle groups and bible studies and prayer. Throughout the course of semester athletes as well as non-athletes will enjoy fun an interactive ice breaker activities, recaps of current Islander games, huddle groups to discuss hot topics or issues in regards to spiritual growth and experiences, bible study, and group prayer.

We are dedicated to the fight against poverty, hunger, the spread of disease in third world countries, and the destruction of the environment. Our goals include: organizing events such as food drives, collecting funds for charities such as UNICEF, Hefer International, and Nothing But Nets, environmental activities, and planting a community garden from which all produce goes to feeding the hungry.

Our purpose is to unite the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender - (GLBT) community and their allies on the Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi campus. In addition, the Gay - Straight Alliance works to educate about GLBT affairs, raise awareness and promote tolerance of the GLBT community. Our goals are to provide a safe place for all GLBT students and allies to express their views and find commonality, to inform the populous about relevant issues in the GLBT community and promote action on these issues, to encourage participation in activities both on- and off-campus that raise awareness of the GLBT community, and to raise funds for use by the GSA and its members in an official capacity.

The purpose of GISSO is to help promote the Surveying and GIS industry throughout the community.

This group is composed of graduate students majoring in reading at the graduate level and who promote reading, writing, books, and all things bookish.

Habitat for Humanity is a student organization that assists families in the area through community service. The organization works with other Habitat for Humanity chapters to build homes for families.

HACER empowers student leaders to actively promote the Latino community at TAMUCC and
enrich academic excellence for Latinos everywhere.

The purpose shall be to promote a sense of scholarly community among history graduate students. We undertake to represent the interests of graduate students entering the profession of history.

The Honors Program at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi offers enriched plans of study to
highly motivated students who have the ability to excel academically and the desire to develop global perspectives.

Consistent with the University's aspiration to "close the gaps" for those from groups who have been historically under-represented in Texas higher education, the Program seeks to attract and retain a broad and diverse population of students.

A successful Honors experience requires an exceptional commitment from participating students
and faculty. Honors students are challenged with innovative, participatory, and rigorous learning experiences in a community of similarly motivated learners. Faculty members provide both discipline specific and interdisciplinary instruction as well as facilitate co-curricular and extracurricular opportunities. Faculty also provides personal mentoring for and collaborative partnerships with their students.

Students and faculty have a unique opportunity in the Honors Program for development and
recognition of their interests, skills, abilities, and potential.

India Students Association (ISA) is a student organization representing India. There are about 45
students in this organization. We have organized several events like Diwali , Indian Dessert Festival , Holi, Ekal . We also took part actively in Cultural fest , Parade Of Nations.

IFC provides fraternity men with an opportunity to voice their concerns and issues and a way to contribute to the decision-making process of the Greek and university community.

The purpose shall be to promote and foster the development of both International and American students.

Enthusiastic students serve the university as campus tour guides and play and integral role in the planning and execution of university recruiting events such as Island Days.

We are the baton twirling and color guard Rec Sports Club of TAMUCC. We represent the
university at various competitions. We perform at various campus and community functions. Additionally, we are open to any students, faculty, and staff who are interested in learning more about our sports. So come out and toss and spin with us!

Island Waves is the campus student newspaper. It is printed 20 times per semester and is completely student-run. Students can start out by writing stories, taking photos, and selling ads for the newspaper on a volunteer basis. They can then work their way up to being on the paid editorial board.

The purpose of the Islander Anglers is to promote conservation and education in the sport of fishing throughout the university and the community.

Islander Association for Childhood Education International is an educational based association. All undergrad and graduate education majors are eligible to attend. Islander ACEI provides workshops and meetings which focus on educational information to better inform pre-service and service educators.

The Islander Democrats aim to inform the student populace of Democratic values and provide a forum for discussing political affairs in America.

Islander Diamonds is an organization that assists the baseball team with financial and
emotional (cheering) support. We attend baseball games and hold fundraisers in order to promote the baseball program here at TAMUCC in hopes to promote recognition of our baseball athletes.

TAMU-CC's very own improv and sketch comedy troupe.

Organization of Student Athletic Trainers that try to fund-raise to send higher level student athletic trainers to conferences and such.

Kappa Delta Pi (KDP) is an international honor society dedicated to scholarship and excellence in education. Applications are distributed at the beginning of each fall and spring semester. Each undergraduate member must be enrolled in or completed EDCI 3311 and must have a cumulative GPA (including all transfer coursework) of 3.25; each graduate member must have completed 12 hours of education graduate work and have maintained a 3.25 GPA in order to be accepted into the Society.

To promote leadership, insure the permanence of this club, and promote an understanding of the profession of health, physical education, recreation, and dance. To prepare ourselves for the "real world".

Help Korean Students have meaningful social activities at the Texas A&M University at Corpus
Christi based on a Korean unity.

The MSGSO provides graduate students with a forum to meet with other like-minded students, an opportunity for socializing, the means to perform public outreach and education and the chance to create opportunities for educational advancement.

The Math Club is focused on helping students have fun and improve their math skills.

Come join the Mixed Martial Arts Club to learn the different aspects of martial arts.

MGC represents Greek organizations that historically represent the interests of minority groups. These organizations may be affiliated with the National Panhellenic Conference, National Association of Latino Fraternal Organizations or a similar organization.

To create awareness and unity about Islam to Muslims and non-Muslims. To provide educational Islamic teachings to non-Muslims who are interested.

The purpose of this organization is to acquaint pre-service teachers with the support resources available from NSTA and to provide additional professional development in science education.

The Net is a non-denominational spiritually adventurous young adult ministry in Corpus Christi, Texas. To accomplish its goals, the ministry uses various adventurous, creative and fun means while at the same time remaining open to the work of the Holy Spirit and centered on the Bible as its final authority. Single and married, students and professionals, military welcome. Only two miles from TAMUCC. The Net is for ages 17 - 30.

The Newman Club is dedicated to renewing and strengthening Catholic identity at Texas A&M
University-Corpus Christi. The Newman Club focuses its work on assisting students, serving
the community, urging fidelity to the Magisterium of the Catholic Church, holding liturgical
celebrations, and increasing students knowledge of God, Scripture, and the Church.

The purpose and goals of this sorority shall be to assemble its members in the fellowship of Omega Phi Alpha, to develop friendship, leadership, and cooperation by promoting service to the University community, to the community-at-large, to the members of the sorority, and to the nations of the world.

Order of Omega provides the Greek community an honor society organized to recognize individuals in the Greek community for their services to the Greek community and Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi.

Play a vital role in welcoming students and their families to the university through summer orientation programs.

Panhellenic Council provides sorority women with an opportunity to voice their concerns and issues and a way to contribute to the decision-making process of the Greek and university community.

A brotherhood of musical men that develops the best and truest fraternal spirit; the mutual welfare and brotherhood of musical students; advance music in America and show loyalty to the Alma Mater.

The purpose of Phi Theta Kappa shall be to recognize and encourage scholarship among two-year college students. To achieve this purpose, Phi Theta Kappa shall provide opportunity for the development of leadership and service, for an intellectual climate for exchange of ideas a nd ideals, for lively fellowship for scholars, and for stimulation of interest in continuing academic excellence.

The Place is a non-denominational ministry/organization focused on young adults ages 18-30. You can expect to hear a dynamic message from our young adult leaders Steve and Virginia
Isenhour. The Place also hosts great events on and off campus such as bon fires at the beach, meetings at Coffee Waves and Starbucks, bowling nights, AND MORE!

The Pre Dental Society is an organization dedicated to helping aspiring dental students gain knowledge and understanding of the many dental professions. We are also committed to helping prospective dental students with the dental school application process.

President’s Ambassadors represent Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi and the Office of the President by hosting guests of the University and attending special events.

Psi Chi is the National Honor Society for Psychology.

The purpose of the Psychology Club is to promote continuing education amongst its members and the academic environment in which it exists, to promote and provide feedback to the University faculty and students and to broaden contacts within the interest field of Psychology.

Rotaract is a community service club sponsored by Rotary International with no affiliations to politics or religion.

The SCUBA Club offers training for new SCUBA divers and experience for those who are already certified. We host dive trips across Texas throughout the year and provide diver education opportunities to our members as often as possible.

The purpose of Seven is to promote the importance of fellowship, ministry, and service throughout the community and university. We shall do this by reaching out to any students regardless of age, creed, and area of study. We shall use the teaching of the Christian faith as a guide and as a unifying factor in order to achieve our goals.

We are an international women's music fraternity whose sole purpose is to establish strong
relationships with fellow musicians and further the interests of music within the fraternity and throughout the world.

Sigma Nu Delta was founded on the principles of innovation, discipline, compassion and humility. Our objective is to embrace our diverse membership, promote growth, establish networks, and be of service to others.

We strive to create and build upon an infinite infrastructure of networking capabilities, promote academics as the foremost important aspect of a student's life, and take pride in graduating our
members; provide unconditional respect, loyalty, and friendships amongst the various members (and friends) of SND; and, most importantly, we provide a source of service to our university and community.

Sigma Tau Delta is the International English Honor Society.

Sigma Xi is a scientific research honor society that prides itself in opening the minds of others by using science as a tool. Furthermore, people who have done different types of scientific research or any field similar to or related to science are welcome to interact with one another in this scientific research honor society.

SAM was founded in 1912 by the colleagues and disciples of Frederick Taylor, the "Father of
Scientific Management." It is a non-profit organization run and advanced by hundreds of volunteers.

Members come from a variety of disciplines -- productions, finance, marketing, accounting,
research and development, entrepreneurship, -- but share a common bond of interest in becoming
stronger managers. SAM builds bridges among academicians, practitioners, and students not only to better share management expertise, but also to develop and promote new management ideas.

SAM abounds with opportunities for professional development. You will meet management and
academic leaders from around the world; share your thoughts with your peers through presentations, publications, and interactive sessions at the local and national level; help students and others develop management expertise; and define and guide management thinking into the future.

We believe that every individual interested in management should belong to SAM in addition to
any other association in his/her area of specialization.

The society of manufacturing engineers is here to expose Engineering Students to the manufacturing environment and make connections within the industry. The teachings that students can take away from the program can aid them in a better understanding of the industry and help them in their chosen career path.

The Sociology Club is an organization dedicated to the pursuit of excellence in the discipline with several goals:
-To better inform students of the benefits of sociological thought.
-To enable students to use a 'sociological imagination' and sociological theory and research to broaden their knowledge of the world around them.
-To reach out to the community through volunteer activities, fundraising, and   conferences.
-To promote empathy with the human condition locally and globally.
-To explore profession/occupational opportunities for students of society.

A number of leadership seminars and workshops are offered every semester for student leaders. These workshops range from team-building and group dynamics, to information about risk management and hazing. Students have the opportunity to organize and attend a variety of programs. Leadership development programs culminate with the South Texas Leadership Conference, a joint-effort between A&M-Corpus Christi, A&M-Kingsville, and A&M-International Universities that bring students together for a leadership-intensive weekend.

SCC is the governing council of all Sports Clubs that compete with clubs from other universities or are designed to provide instruction in a sport or recreation activity.

The purpose of the TAMU - CC SOA shall be to provide support to the Department of Recreational Sports officiating program: to promote better officiating through National Conferences (NIRSA), extramural tournaments, clinics, and meetings during the year; and to promote cooperative attitudes and working relationships among Intramural Sports employees.

The purpose shall be to further student's understanding and knowledge of the accounting profession through professional and fraternal meetings and asscoiations.

The Student Art Association (SAA) is a group of individuals who share a common interest. Whether it be student, faculty, or staff, all are welcome to participate in many of the functions of the SAA. The goal of the SAA is to further art appreciation at TAMU-CC.

The organization is open to all English Graduate Students at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi.

The Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) consists of membership that represents all varsity athletic teams at TAMUCC. The mission of SAAC is to enhance the total student-athlete experience by promoting opportunity, protecting student-athlete welfare, and fostering a positive student-athlete image.

Student Conduct Board is one way students can be evaluated by a group of peers regarding alleged violations of the Student Code of Conduct. The SCB ensures that each student is afforded due process and fair resolution in a systematic manner by means of an educational process.

The Student Economics Association at Texas A&M University--Corpus Christi promotes the interest in and understanding of economic thought and issues, and sees how economics is applicable to everyday life. Founded in 2001, this organization promotes economics within the College of Business and the University.

The purpose of the Student Finance Association is to assist in the development of professional and leadership skills from both financial and business aspects through the interaction of students, faculty, and business professionals.

The Student Foundation Association is dedicated to raising funds for student scholarships through programs that promote education, student leadership development, campus pride, and alumni involvement.

Student Government provides students with a voice for their concerns and a way to contribute to the decision making process of the university. All students are invited to meetings every Friday during the fall and spring semesters.

It is our goal to provide social, educational, and volunteer opportunities that will enable students to establish mutual and beneficial relationship with colleagues and nurse professionals in the community and around the state.

The Student Reading Council is a professional organization that is associated with the International Reading Association. Our goal is to promote literacy in our community and serve as a network group between current and future educators.

Students Taking Action Now for Darfur, STAND, the student-led division of the Genocide
Intervention Network, seeks to educate and encourage others to become informed about
what is going on in the world. STAND desires to organize students who are willing to help advocate their fellow students and communities to become involved in fundraising for the civilians in Darfur. This is just one step in the large goal of hoping to prevent further genocide.

Student Advocates are current University students who have taken classes for at least one semester at TAMU-CC. They are assigned to work with 2-4 First Year Seminar Classes, where they will conduct about three 15-20 minutes workshops each semester on topics pre-selected and pre-planned by the TIDE Advisor and First Year Program Coordinator.

United Campus Ministries offers Christian witness and leadership in the University community and provide a forum of learning where issues of faith and academia intersect. UCM also provides fellowship among Christians of all denominations and provide a context for compassionate service within the University in a larger civic community. UCM is a place where faculty, staff, and students of the University can interact with local churches.

This organization provides support for Veterans of Branches of the Military, Coast Guard, National Guard, and ROTC units and their family. While we are a social organization, our goal is to keep our members on the path to academic success in the form of graduating with a degree.

UCSO is the governing council for all student organizations who are not affiliated as Sports Clubs or social Greek organizations at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. It provides an outlet for all students to voice any questions, concerns, or comments regarding Student Organizations recognition and the university.

University Fellowship is a Christian Organization and a ministry of the Presbyterian Church in
America. We exist to reach students for Christ and equip them for Christian service. This goal is
achieved through study of God's Word, prayer, fellowship, and acts of service. You do not have to be a member of the Presbyterian denomination to attend. You do not have to be a Christian to attend. All are welcome to come!

Vietnamese Student Association is an organization which creates a friendly community where Vietnamese students and others can come to have fun through activities and share experiences with each other at TAMUCC.