| Club |
President |
Advisor |
ABYA YALA UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATION
The purpose of AYUA is to connect
community leaders with student leaders while providing
academic support to the diverse student body.
Website:
http://www.nau.edu/abyaya-p |
Starlyn Bigrope
Box 6036
smb63@nau.edu |
Marina Vasquez
Box 15020
Marina.Vasquez@nau.edu
|
AMBASSADORS OF THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND
NATURAL SCIENCES (ACENS)
The goals of the ACENS are to
represent the student body of the College of Engineering
and Natural Sciences to the public, industry,
prospective students, and the dean. |
Matt Goudreau
Box 15600
mig2@nau.edu |
Phillip Mlsna
Box 15600
928-523-2112
Phillip.Mlsna@nau.edu
|
AMERICAN INDIAN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING SOCIETY
Email:
aises@nau.edu
The AISES mission is to increase substantially the
representation of American Indian and Alaskan Natives in
engineering, science and other related technology
disciplines. |
Harlan Greeley
Po Box 15600
hgg3@nau.edu |
Elizabeth Brauer
Po Box 15600
Liz.Brauer@nau.edu
|
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF GRAPHIC ARTS (AIGA)
Email:
aiga-p@nau.edu or
aiga.nau@gmail.com
Facebook:
http://nau.facebook.com/group.php?gid=4612133738
Email:
aiga-p@nau.edu
Our goal is to encourage students to be
involved in the local design community, create a design
community at NAU, and to help them build leadership
skills that will be valuable as they move into the
professional world.
|
Lindsay Smith
Box 5619
ls98@nau.edu |
Patricia Murphy
Box 5619
928-523-6419
patricia.murphey@nau.edu |
AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION
The American Marketing Association is a
professional association for individuals and
organizations involved in the study of marketing.
Our mission for the NAU chapter is to become more
knowledgeable in applying the subject matter learned. |
Savanna Butler
Box 15066
sjb83@nau.edu |
Robert WIlliams
Box 15066
928-523-0940
Robert.Williams@nau.edu |
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS (ASCE)
ASCE is a student chapter of an
internationally recognized organization. it
provides students an opportunity to be connected with
the professional world and offers opportunities for
senior capstone projects. It also provides
leadership skills and an education related environment
where students can get to know each other. |
Katie Baker
Box 15600
keb66@nau.edu
|
Joshua Hewes
Box 15600
928-523-1478
Joshua.Hewes@nau.edu
|
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS (ASME)
|
Hubert Gorka
Box 15600
hmg25@nau.edu |
John Tester
Box 15600
928-523-0032
John.Tester@nau.edu |
ANTHROPOLOGY CLUB
Website:
http://dana.ucc.nau.edu/~anthro-p/02-01-06.htm
Facebook:
http://nau.facebook.com/group.php?gid=19001371872
The purpose of the Anthropology Club shall be to enhance
learning experiences of NAU students, staff, and faculty
members in terms of anthropology and archeology.
Everyone is welcome to attend. |
MacKenzie Uliase
Box 15200
mlu5@nau.edu |
Scott Antes
Box 15200
928-523-9664
Scott.Antes@nau.edu
|
ART HISTORY SOCIETY
Website:
www.freewebs.com/nauahs |
Brittny Bevel
Box 6031
bab89@nau.edu |
Greta Murphy
Box 6031
928-523-3753
Greta.Murphy@nau.edu
|
ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTING MACHINERY
Website:
http://acm.cens.nau.edu
Email: acm@nau.edu
Facebook:
http://nau.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2213099316
The purpose of this organization is to further the
interests of student computing professionals engaged in
the development of new computing applications and the
transfer of computing technology to new problem domains.
|
David Smith
Box 15600
des28@nau.edu |
James Palmer
Box 15600
928-523-5376
James.Palmer@nau.edu
|
BETA ALPHA PSI - DELTA UPSILON CHAPTER
Website:
www.franke.nau.edu/orgs/bap
Beta Alpha Psi is an honorary
organization for Financial Information student and
professionals. The primary objective of Beta Alpha
Psi is to encourage and give recognition to scholastic
and professional excellence in the business information
field. |
Rachel Flake
Box 15066
rlr44@nau.edu |
Kay Pitt
Box 15066
928-523-7402
kep@bus.cba.nau.edu |
BOTANY CLUB
Email:
NAUBotanyClub@gmail.com
Website:
http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~plants-c/BotanyClub/
The Botany Club is open to all plant-loving members of
the NAU community. We spend most of our time
helping the Biology greenhouse technician maintain the
teaching collection of live plants. We also
propagate plants for fall plant sale. |
C. Susannah Tysor
Box 5640
susannah.tysor@nau.edu
|
Tina Ayers
Box 5640
928-523-9482
Tina.Ayers@nau.edu
|
CMENC
Website:
http://menc.org
Through its many programs, activities, publications, and
conferences, CMENC works to promote the value of music
education, foster the best possible music education
programs in schools, and advance music education as a
profession. |
Megan Oechsner
Box 6040
mo49@nau.edu |
Rick Stamer
Box 6040
928-523-2606
Rick.Stamer@nau.edu
|
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND NATURAL SCIENCES
COUNCIL OF CLUBS (CENS-CC)
Website: www.nau.edu/cens
The purpose of CENS-CC is to provide
a medium through which all CENS clubs can communicate
with the Dean's Office and each other |
Audrey Evelan
Box 5621
ae89@nau.edu |
Barry Lutz
Box 6010
928-523-9117
Barry.Lutz@nau.edu
|
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION
Website:
http://home.nau.edu/cens/cm/studentorganizations.asp
This is the umbrella construction management student
group on the NAU campus. We coordinate the various
community service work opportunities and run the student
golf tournament and senior banquets |
Jake Grey
Box 6036
jag223@nau.edu
|
David Grider
Box 15600
928-523-6157
david.grider@nau.edu
|
DELTA SIGMA PI
Website:
www.dspnau.org
Facebook:
http://nau.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2218242508
Delta
Sigma Pi is a professional fraternity organized for
students of business and Hotel and Restaurant Management
to encourage scholarship, social activities and student
advancement by research and practice. |
Arlen Carballo
Box 15066
ac258@nau.edu |
Bill Archer
Box 15066
928-523-7357
William.Archer@nau.edu |
EXERCISE SCIENCE CLUB
Website:
http://www6.nau.edu/biology/organizations/EXS_club/EXS_club.html
To provide students in health professions
and biological sciences with opportunities offered
through NAU and field related experiences within the
community. To support the program that contributes
to our academic success. |
Stacy Hardee
Box 5640
sh94@nau.edu |
Pauline Entin
Box 5640
928-523-4123
Pauline.entin@nau.edu
|
GRADUATE ASSOCIATION OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
STUDENTS (GAPS)
GAPS seeks to provide professional
opportunities for graduate students and to facilitate
relations between graduate students and faculty in the
department of Political Science. |
Benning Tieke
BOX 15036
bwt9@nau.edu |
Joel Olson
Box 15036
523-8514
Joel.Olson@nau.edu
|
GRADUATE STUDENT ASSOCIATION OF APPLIED
LINGUISTICS
The purpose of the organization shall be
to promote graduate student involvement in the Applied
Linguistics community, and to provide valuable
educational and professional development opportunities.
|
Tony Becker
Box 6036
tpb28@nau.edu |
Kim McDonough
Box 6032
928-523-6250
Kim.McDonough@nau.edu
|
HONORS GURUS (Guides to University retention and
Undergraduate Success)
Website:
http://home.nau.edu/honors/HON_GURUS.asp
Email:
HonorsGURUS@nau.edu
The Honors GURUS program offers
information and camaraderie to help first year Honors
students and aims to increase retention by involving
students in the classroom and in campus activities. |
Victoria Grijalva
Box 5689
vrg3@nau.edu |
Lynn Gardner
Box 5689
928-523-5533
Lynn.Gardner@nau.edu
|
KAPPA DELTA PI
webste:
http://www4.nau.edu/kdp
Email:
kdp_nau@yahoo.com
As a society for pre-service teachers,
Kappa Delta Pi prides itself on two main areas:
scholarship and excellence in education. We assist
future teachers to become the best they can be! |
Jennifer Wermes
Box 5774
jw99@nau.edu
|
Laura Michael-Blocher
Box 5774
928-523-0364
Laura.Michael@nau.edu
|
NATIONAL SOCIETY OF
MINORITIES IN HOSPITALITY (NSMH)
Website: www.nsmh.org
Email:
nsmh.nau@gmail.com
We
strive to provide events and programs that bring
together college students, industry representatives and
advisors to further educate our knowledge of the
hospitality industry. |
Laura Yoccabel
Box 5638
lfy2@nau.edu
|
Kathleen Birch
Box 5638
928-523-8346
Kathleen.Birch@nau.edu |
NAU GRADUATE STUDENT ORGANIZATION
Website:
http://gso.org.nau.edu
The mission of the Graduate Student Organization (GSO)
of NAU is to represent the interests of graduate student
at NAU, and to communicate between the graduate student
body and the NAU administration. |
Sara Rinfret
Box 4125
sara.rinfret@nau.edu |
Ramona Mellot
Box 4125
928-523-6534
Ramona.Mellot@nau.edu
|
NAU HORN SOCIETY
Website:
http://www4.nau.edu/hornstudio/index.htm
The NAU Horn Society has members from across the United
States who are interested in supporting the horn and its
musical advancements, while serving the community with
service and performances at the same time. |
Megan Oechsner
Box 6040
mo49@nau.edu |
Nancy Sullivan
Box 6040
928-523-3755
Nancy.Sullivan@nau.edu
|
NAU PHILOSOPHY CLUB
The NAU Philosophy Club is a community of
thinkers who come together to engage in subjects of
philosophical inquiry. Its purpose is to provide a
network of peerage based on mutual support and common
interest, to create a marketplace, of ideas, and to
deepen the love and understanding of philosophy. |
John Garletts
Box 6011
jg672@nau.edu |
Julie Piering
Box 6011
928-523-7086
Julie.Piering@nau.edu |
NAU STUDENT CHAPTER OF THE AMERICAN CHORAL
DIRECTOR'S ASSOCIATION (ACDA)
Website:
http://dana.ucc.nau.edu/~acda-p |
Allesha Hatch
Box 6040
ah275@nau.edu |
Ryan Holder
Box 6040
928-523-2748
Ryan.Holder@nau.edu
|
NAU STUDENT CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL ART EDUCATION
ASSOCIATION
Website:
www.naunaea.ning.com
An academic organization that
promotes quality art teaching and professional
development. |
Tara Nunimaker
Box 6020
tln27@nau.edu |
Pamela Geiger Stephens
Box 6020
928-523-2432
Pamela.Stephens@nau.edu |
NAU STUDENT CHAPTER OF THE WILDLIFE SOCIETY
Website:
http://nautws.org.nau.edu/
Email:
wildlife.society@nau.edu
Our mission is to expose students interested in wildlife
to unique educational and professional development
opportunities in an effort to provide more fulfilling
and enriching learning experiences while at NAU. |
Joshua Copus
Box 5640
jmc374@nau.edu |
Tad Theimer
Box 5640
928-523-8374
Tad.Theimer@nau.edu
|
NORTHERN ARIZONA ASSOCIATION FOR THE EDUCATION OF
YOUNG CHILDREN - STUDENT CHAPTER
|
Shelby Peck
slp86@nau.edu |
Elizabeth Taylor
928-523-2846
Elizabeth.M.Taylor@nau.edu |
NORTHERN ARIZONA MERCHANDISING ASSOCIATION (NAMA)
This club is for anyone interested in
fashion, clothing, design, and merchandising. We
plan fashion shows, have guest speakers and make
professional connections with the fashion industry. |
Rachel Gray
Box 5619
rlg64@nau.edu |
Judy Everett
Box 5619
928-523-6178
Judy.Everett@nau.edu |
NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC TRAINING
STUDENT ASSOCIATION
Our purpose is to inform students about
the athletic training profession and help current
students develop themselves as professionals. |
Martha Alonso
Box 6036
mca32@nau.edu |
Debbie Craig
Box 15094
928-523-0704
Debbie.Craig@nau.edu
|
ORGANIZATION OF GRADUATE STUDENTS OF ENGLISH
The OGSE is an organization of and for
Graduate Students of English for the purpose of
professional and personal support, including resources
for professional advancement. All English graduate
students are members and are invited to particiapte. |
Cynthia Villegas
Box 6032
ctv4@nau.edu |
Jeffrey Berglund
Box 6032
523-9237
Jeffrey.Berglund@nau.edu |
PHI ALPHA DELTA PRE LAW SOCIETY
Website:
http://dana.ucc.nau.edu/~pad-p/index.html
The purpose of our
organization is to make our members better decision
makers about applying to law school by informing them
about the law school application process, while
providing the resources necessary to allow our members
to be as competitive as they choose to be. |
Victoria Lynn Neal
Box 6036
vln7@nau.edu |
Marsha Yowell
Box 5619
928-523-8153
Marsha.Yowell@nau.edu
|
PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia serves as an
organization to foster brotherhood among musicians of
all disciplines at NAU, enrich our educational
experience, and reaching out to the community. |
David Wimett
Box 6036
daw59@nau.edu |
Todd Sullivan
Box 6040
928-523-3731
Todd.Sullivan@nau.edu
|
PHYSICAL THERAPY CLUB
We
are an organization for students in the physical therapy
graduate programs to share knowledge with fellow
students and the community. |
Craig Depperschmidt
Box 6036
cdd37@nau.edu |
Mark Cornwall
Box 15705
928-523-4092
Mark.Cornwall@nau.edu |
PI SIGMA ALPHA/POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
Myspace:
www.myspace.com/naupisigmaalpha
Pi Sigma Alpha is a networking tool for
social science majors, political junkies, and everyone
interested in politics. We offer a casual and open
forum for discussion and debate. Our goal is to
spread political knowledge and awareness within NAU. |
David Porinchok
Box 6036
dp76@nau.edu |
Joseph Gardner
Box 15036
928-523-4097
Joseph.Gardner@nau.edu |
PSI CHI & PSYCHOLOGY SOCIETY
Website:
http://dana.ucc.nau.edu/psichi-p
Email: psichi@nau.edu
Facebook:
http://nau.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2260217820
Psi Chi is the National Honor Society in Psychology,
founded in 1929 for the purpose of encouraging,
stimulating, and maintaining excellence in scholarship
and advancing the science of psychology. Psi Chi
is a member of the Association of College Honor
Societies and is an affiliate of the American
Psychological Association (APA) and the American
Psychological Society (APS). |
Stephanie Byng
Box 6036
sb367@nau.edu |
Andrew Gardner
Box 15106
928-523-3603
Andrew.Gardner@nau.edu |
PSYCHOLOGY CLUB - NAU YUMA
Website:
http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~snm3/ihp/club/club.html
The NAU Yuma Psychology Club welcomes
students from all disciplines and backgrounds who are
interested in psychological issues. The Psychology
Club sponsors a variety of events including speakers on
a wide range of topics, activities, and field trips,
culminating in trips to Psychological conferences
world-wide. |
Bennett Stuart Edgerly
Box 6126
bse4@nau.edu |
Sherri McCarthy
Box 6236
Sherri.McCarthy@nau.edu |
PUBLIC RELATIONS STUDENT SOCIETY OF
AMERICA (PRSSA)
Website:
http://www.prssa.nau.edu/
Facebook:
http://nau.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2201202128
The purpose of the PRSSA is to gain an understanding of
current theories and procedures of the profession,
appreciation of the highest ethical ideals and
principles, and awareness of an appropriate professional
attitude.
|
Jete White
Box 5619
jw72@nau.edu |
Astrid Sheil
Box 5619
928-523-2399
Astrid.Sheil@nau.edu
|
SIGMA ALPHA IOTA (SAI)
Sigma Alpha Iota is an International
Music Fraternity for Women who are dedicated to forming
chapters of female college students and alumnae who have
a sincere interest in music. |
Beth Hermanson
Box 6040
eh75@nau.edu |
Rebecca Scarnati
Box 6040
928-523-3740
rebecca.Scarnati@nau.edu |
SOCIETY OF PHYSICS STUDENTS
Website:
http://www.physics.nau.edu/~sps/
This is an academic club focused on the
field of physics providing outreach, tutoring, and
physics related field trips. |
Marie-Theresa Enga
Box 6010
mb348@nau.edu |
William Delinger
Box 6010
928-523-2042
William.Delinger@nau.edu |
STUDENT AFFILIATES OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL
SOCIETY (SAACS)
SAACS is the
student-run arm of the American Chemical Society on
campus. We are dedicated to community service and
promoting advancements and careers in Chemistry and
related fields. |
Kyla Cordero
Box 5698
kec64@nau.edu |
Timothy Vail
Box 5698
928-523-8893
Timothy.Vail@nau.edu
|
STUDENT ASSOCIATION FOR FIRE ECOLOGY (SAFE)
The purpose of SAFE is to promote
wild land fire ecological and social impacts through a
student guided, open dialogue in which research is
presented and discussed, networks are established and
where members partake in community and nation-wide
events concerning fire ecology and management. |
Grace Hancock
Box 15018
gah32@nau.edu |
Andi Thode
Box 15018
928-523-5457
Andi.Thode@nau.edu |
STUDENT NURSE'S ASSOCIATION OF NAU - FLAGSTAFF
Assume responsibility for contributing to
nursing education by making recommendations of
curriculum to provide the highest quality education to
NAU nursing students. Provide volunteer in
healthcare programs representative of fundamental and
current professional interest and concerns, and aid in
the development of the whole person, and his/her
professional role, and his/her responsibility for the
healthcare of people in diverse communities. |
Heather Helms
Box 15035
hlh39@nau.edu |
Donna Price - 928-523-0319
Kate Timbers - 928-523-2673
Box 15035
Donna.Price@nau.edu
Kate.Timbers@nau.edu
|
STUDENT NURSE ASSOCIATION - TUCSON CHAPTER
Promote the standards and ethics of
the nursing profession while developing crucial skills
required for nursing excellence. Advocating
educational advancement for current and future students
to prepare them for leadership roles in the nursing
profession. |
Veronica Forbes
2221 N. Rosemont Blvd. Tucson, AZ 85712
vmf4@nau.edu |
Canda Byrne
Box 15035
928-523-9155
Canda.Byrne@nau.edu
|
UTV 62 PROMOTIONS CLUB
The purpose of the club is to increase
and raise funds for the promotion of the NAU campus
channel UTV 62 and also to recruit promotion staff. |
Craig Alameda
Box 5619
ca288@nau.edu |
Paul Helford
Box 5619
928-523-9312
Paul.Helford@nau.edu
|
XI SIGMA PI
Xi Sigma Pi is
the only national honor society for forestry in the U.S.
NAU's Alpha Pi chapter is involved in the community and
academic service, fundraising and networking. |
Chris Sorenson
Box 15018
cds77@nau.edu |
Robert Larson
Box 15018
928-523-6641
Robert.Larson@nau.edu
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