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Advertising Club

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Advertising Club

Sponsored Student Organization - Special Interest, General University

Website

Contact: Anan Wan, MJ Hafner, Email group officers

Mission
Ad Club’s mission is to enhance the appeal of advertising as a product and a profession in the minds of students at Kansas State University.

Membership Benefits
Members will greater notification of club activities, have input on club decisions at member meetings, and have the ability to apply for officer positions.

Lifetime membership
Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow

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Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow

Sponsored Student Organization - Special Interest, General University

Website

Contact: Jacqueline Aenlle, Jordan Lamb

Mission
The Mission of ACT is to build relationships among agricultural communication professionals and college students and faculty, to provide professional and academic development for members and to promote agriculture through communications efforts.

Membership Benefits
1)To gain a broader knowledge base about agriculture and the communication field.
2) Forster relationships with your peers and industry professionals.
3) Gain real-word skills and knowledge that can be used in your career.

Lifetime membership
Agricultural Education Club

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Agricultural Education Club

Sponsored Student Organization - Special Interest, General University

Website

Contact: Brandie Disberger, Hilary Kabourek

Mission
The mission of Agricultural Education Club is to promote the profession while also preparing students to be an advocate for agricultural education. We strive to enhance professionalism among members through activities and experiences. Agricultural Education Club provides opportunities for members to interact with people who are involved with the profession and the agriculture industry.

Membership Benefits
The membership benefits of Agricultural Education Club is to provide students with the opportunity to network with people in the industry and peers.

Lifetime membership
Agronomy Graduate Student Association

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Agronomy Graduate Student Association

Sponsored Student Organization - Community Service, Honorary , General University

Website

Contact: Luiz Pradella

Mission
The mission of the Agronomy Graduate Student Association is to allow students to:

1. Become acquainted with all agronomy graduate students.
2. Become familiar with the research project of each agronomy graduate student and better understand the scope of the graduate research program in agronomy.
3. Sponsor projects within the Department of Agronomy will enhance the graduate agronomy program.
4. Support Department of Agronomy activities contributing to the graduate program.

Membership Benefits
Those involved in the AGSA benefit from networking with other students and staff through monthly meetings and other social activities while allowing for the opportunity to develop leadership skills. As members of the AGSA, we welcome new or potential students to adjust to graduate study in the Department of Agronomy as smoothly and enjoyable as possible. Annual fundraising efforts allow the AGSA to offer exclusive scholarships to its members and invite guest speakers to give presentations of special interest to the club.

Lifetime membership
AISC-ASCE Steel Bridge Team

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AISC-ASCE Steel Bridge Team

Sponsored Student Organization - Academic Competition Team (ACT)

Website

Mission
To promote excellence in engineering education by applying theoretical knowledge and practical skills to design, fabricate, and compete with a steel bridge at the ASCE Society-Wide Steel Bridge competition.

Membership Benefits
Being part of the Steel Bridge Team offers a valuable learning experience that can benefit members in both their academic and professional careers.

Members gain hands-on experience in designing steel structures, applying principles of statics, mechanics, and materials science. Team members learn practical skills in fabrication techniques, welding, and construction methods. Members develop project management skills, including planning, budgeting, and coordinating team efforts. All members also can go to regionals each spring and compete in the Steel Bridge Competition.

Participating in the competition provides opportunities to network with other engineering members and professionals in the industry. The experience can be a valuable addition to a resume, demonstrating practical skills and teamwork abilities. The competition can help prepare members for future careers in structural engineering or related fields.

On a personal level, members learn to approach complex problems creatively and find innovative solutions. They will be able to overcome challenges and setbacks building resilience and perseverance. Success in the competition can boost self-confidence and a sense of accomplishment.

Lifetime membership
Alpha Pi Mu

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Alpha Pi Mu

Sponsored Student Organization - Honorary

Website

Contact: Tyler Tarman

Mission
To service the department through mentoring its freshmen through the IE Navigate program
To service the department through running its freshmen assembly
To create a closer student-faculty relationship by bringing together the needs and thoughts of both. To assist and cooperate with all organizations and persons working for the interest of industrial engineering.
To benefit its members by the association and experience that can come from bringing together a group with similar interests, objectives, and abilities.

Membership Benefits
Recognition as someone who has shown exceptional academic interests, abilities, and leadership in the field of industrial engineering.
Association and experience of belonging to a group with similar interests, objectives, and abilities.
Participation in activities beneficial to the industrial engineering profession and industrial engineering education.
Opportunity to create a closer student-faculty relationship by periodically bringing together the thoughts, needs, and ideals of both.
Opportunity to assist and cooperate with all organizations and persons concerned with the interests of industrial engineering.
Opportunity to promote the professional development and welfare of the members.

Lifetime membership
Amateur Radio Club

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Amateur Radio Club

Sponsored Student Organization - Community Service, Special Interest, General University

Website

Contact: Tommy Theis, Jeffrey Sheldon, Email group officers

Mission
Kansas State University’s Amateur Radio Club (W0QQQ), in continuous operation since 1927, promotes interest in amateur radio by supporting curriculum through workshops and licensing opportunities, encouraging participation in regional and worldwide operating events, and by providing service to both K-State and the surrounding community in coordination with the university’s emergency management plan. Membership includes students, faculty, staff, and community partners.

Membership Benefits
All are welcome, regardless of experience level or where they are in their radio journey. For those new to amateur radio, the organization provides opportunities to design, build, and operate equipment, participate in regional and worldwide events, practice emergency preparedness, and collaborate on projects. For those interested in amateur radio operation, the club offers support in preparing for FCC licensing through study groups, workshops, and mentoring. Licensed members can also directly operate the equipment in the organization’s campus radio station. Members join a community of students, faculty, staff, and local partners who share an interest in communication, technology, and service.

Lifetime membership
American Association of Feline Practitioners- KSU Student Chapter

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American Association of Feline Practitioners- KSU Student Chapter

Sponsored Student Organization - Special Interest

Website

Contact: Brooke Paisley

Mission
"The Feline Veterinary Medical Association supports its members in improving the
health and wellbeing of cats through high standards of practice, continuing education, and
evidence-based medicine."

Membership Benefits
-Eligibility for FelineVMA Scholarships and Honors
-Discounted Rates for FelineVMA Conferences
-Access to FelineVMA Member Directory
-Free FelineVMA Webinars
-Free Enrollment into Cat Friendly Certificate Program
-Access to Publications

Lifetime membership
American Institute of Graphic Artists

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American Institute of Graphic Artists

Sponsored Student Organization - Special Interest

Website

Mission
The objective AIGA K-State is to encourage K-State Graphic Art majors by creating a community that will help advocate for a better understanding of the importance of designers, generate commitment to high standards of design, and high quality productions through events sponsored by AIGA.

Membership Benefits
Members will have access to industry resources, design-centric programming and educational opportunities, research and insights about the industry, and networking with design influencers.

Lifetime membership
American Nuclear Society KSU Student Section

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American Nuclear Society KSU Student Section

Sponsored Student Organization - Special Interest

Website

Contact: Alex Cavanaugh

Mission
The American Nuclear Society mission is to advance, foster, and spur the development and application of nuclear science, engineering, and technology to benefit society.

Membership Benefits
As a member of the K-State American Nuclear Society Student Section, you will be given the opportunity to professionally develop yourself, become involved in undergraduate research, discuss relevant topics and challenges in nuclear engineering, and more.

Lifetime membership
American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers

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American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers

Sponsored Student Organization - General University

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Mission
To promote directly and indirectly the interests of the students in Biological and Agricultural Engineering, particularly as these interests relate to their professional advancement and to the parent society, the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers.

Membership Benefits
Bonding with other members of the department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering, with the ability to form mentorships between upper and underclassmen. Exposure to different job opportunities, internship opportunities, and research prospects within the department, general college, and in the community for after graduation.

Lifetime membership
APD Dean’s Student Advisory Council

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APD Dean's Student Advisory Council

Sponsored Student Organization - General University

Website

Mission
The mission of the Dean’s Student Advisory Council is to facilitate communication and interaction between students, programs, faculty, and administration. Through open communication and teamwork, members of DSAC will strive to be a visible and productive group as well as responsible leaders. DSAC members will initiate or assume responsibility for projects that will benefit the College of Architecture, Planning and Design and will collaborate effectively in the planning and execution of such projects.

Membership Benefits
Collaboration across the disciplines of the College and effective communication with the Dean's Office.

Lifetime membership
Associated Schools of Construction Design-Build Team

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Associated Schools of Construction Design-Build Team

Sponsored Student Organization - Academic Competition Team (ACT)

Website

Contact: Shannon Casebeer

Mission
Participation in this competition provides a realistic simulation of a two-step best value selections process which includes responding to a Request for Qualification followed by a Request for Proposal. The response is based on a real-world design-build problem project which requires the students to engage in the planning and execution of a design solution. This process tests skills like leadership, communication, problem solving and supports overall career development.

Membership Benefits
Participation in this competition provides an opportunity to use knowledge and skills acquired in several upper level courses in the Construction Management curriculum. This serves as a good way to tie together the entire educational experience.

Lifetime membership
Association for Computing Machinery

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Association for Computing Machinery

Sponsored Student Organization - Special Interest, General University

Website

Contact: Timothy Tucker, Eder Martinez, Email group officers

Mission
The Association for Computing Machinery is dedicated to assisting undergraduates in their pursuits of tech related positions and fields. We also aim to provide strong industry connections and opportunities to develop computing knowledge outside of the classroom.

Membership Benefits
The Association for Computing Machinery helps its members get better connected with companies in the computer science field. The organization also helps members develop professional and soft skills that assist in long term career gains.

Lifetime membership
Baja SAE - Wildcat Offroad Design Team

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Baja SAE - Wildcat Offroad Design Team

Sponsored Student Organization - Academic Competition Team (ACT)

Website

Contact: Colton Madden, Caleb Harder, Email group officers

Mission
We here at Wildcat Off-road hope to help our fellow K-State students further their work experience and team-work to help advance them in their field of study.

Membership Benefits
Baja SAE is a great way to gain experience in a machine shop and design environment. The club is very hands on and is focused on helping people learn and master abilities they may use in their future careers.

This group is restricted to Student Programs and Involvement users only

Joining this group requires a k-state.edu email address.

(5 Years)
Membership will end on 30 May 2031
Biological and Agricultural Engineering Graduate Student Organization

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Biological and Agricultural Engineering Graduate Student Organization

Sponsored Student Organization - General University

Website

Contact: Aleksey Sheshukov, Mahekpreet Kaur, Ying Tan, Kabateraine Tumwesige

Mission
The purpose of this organization shall be:
a) To represent the graduate student body in the Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering.
b) To provide a forum for graduate student opinion.
c) To voice graduate student opinion in all matters of mutual interest to graduate faculty and students.
d) To promote professional interest and fellowship among graduate students.

Membership Benefits
The Biological and Agricultural Engineering Graduate Student Organization consists of all enrolled graduate students (full- or part-time) in the Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering at Kansas State University. GSO members are friendly, very sociable, and inspiring! BAE GSO plans numerous activities throughout the semester such as graduate seminars, sports competitions, and social events which enable graduate students to network, communicate, exercise, and relieve stress from academic work.

Lifetime membership
Biology Ambassadors

Biology Ambassadors

Sponsored Student Organization - Community Service, General University

Website

Mission
Our mission is to promote pride in and develop awareness of the K-State Division of Biology among current and prospective students, parents, alumni, and the general public.

Membership Benefits
Members will learn about the Division of Biology and our K-State Biology community, and gain valuable leadership experience. As a service organization, members will contribute to the wellbeing of their fellow biology students, and gain experience serving as mentors to incoming students. Please contact our membership chair, Victoria Droge vdroge@ksu.edu , for questions regarding our application process.

Lifetime membership
Block and Bridle

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Block & Bridle

Sponsored Student Organization - Special Interest

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Contact: Wyatt Dooley, Ashley Hartman

Mission
The mission of the Block and Bridle Club is to promote and support the animal science department while advancing awareness and appreciation of the livestock industry. The organization is dedicated to developing members’ leadership, communication, and networking skills through active involvement, hands-on experiences, and industry engagement. Additionally, Block and Bridle strives to foster a welcoming and supportive environment that encourages learning, collaboration, and personal growth among students with a shared interest in animal agriculture.

Membership Benefits
- Networking with animal agriculture industry professionals
- Access to guest speakers and career development events
- Participation in hands-on, experiential learning opportunities
- Exposure to real-world applications within the animal sciences industry
- Development of leadership and organizational skills
- Opportunities to serve in officer and committee roles
- Professional growth through event planning and team collaboration
- Engagement with peers who share similar academic and career interests

Lifetime membership
Children’s and Adolescent Literature Community

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Children's and Adolescent Literature Community

Sponsored Student Organization - Special Interest

Website

Contact: Caitlyn Crane

Mission
To share a common interest in children’s and adolescent literature through events
including, but not limited to, reading groups, conferences, hosting speakers in
fields related to children’s literature, etc.

Membership Benefits
Membership shall be open to all those students who are interested in children’s
and adolescent literature. Student members shall be eligible for voting rights.

Lifetime membership
Computer Science Graduate Student Association

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Computer Science Graduate Student Association

Sponsored Student Organization - Community Service, Special Interest, General University

Website

Contact: Kazi Hassan Shakib, Email group officers

Mission
- Promote academic, professional, and social development of computer science graduate students.
- Foster communication and interaction among graduate students.
- Encourage a sense of common identity among graduate students within the department.
- Keep members informed of Departmental and Graduate School policies.
- Provide a forum for members to discuss concerns regarding their academic experience.

Membership Benefits
Members will learn about the academic and professional development necessary for computer science graduate students. They will also enjoy the benefit of belonging to a community through various social events.

Lifetime membership
Concrete Canoe Team

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Concrete Canoe Team

Sponsored Student Organization - Academic Competition Team (ACT)

Website

Contact: LilianaRose Blaufuss, Tyla Lang, Email group officers

Mission
The mission of the Concrete Canoe Team is to construct a concrete canoe annually and compete with it at the regional competition hosted by the University of Kansas in Lawrence this year. Success in competition is dependent on the concrete mix design, the canoe hull design, the canoe's performance in the water, and the team's technical report and presentation on the canoe.

Membership Benefits
Members of this team develop and hone teamwork, technical communication, leadership, and design skills. Members learn how concrete works and get to design specialty concrete. Members will experience the design process used in real-world construction and manufacturing. Members will form friendships with other students that can last a lifetime!

Don't worry about signing up here, just come to a meeting in the engineering building room 0088 7pm on Wednesdays, we'll be there!

Lifetime membership
CVM Canine Club

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CVM Canine Club

Sponsored Student Organization - Special Interest

Website

Mission
The CVM Canine Club is an organization whose mission is to provide increased knowledge within the canine industry to veterinary students.

Membership Benefits
Monthly meetings with faculty, canine veterinarians and non-veterinarians within the industry, and other canine groups.
Wet labs that provide "hands-on" training and experience.

Lifetime membership
Cyber Defense Club

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Cyber Defense Club

Sponsored Student Organization - Academic Competition Team (ACT)

Website

Contact: Makayla Lebruska, Email group officers

Mission
The K-State Cyber Defense Club is a student driven organization that aims to improve
student's skills required to effectively manage home and enterprise networks through expertise
in cyber defense and an understanding of cyber offense.

Membership Benefits
Members get the opportunity to attend team-based cybersecurity competitions, listen to presentations from people from industry and government talk about careers in cybersecurity, and practice offensive and defensive cybersecurity on our network of virtual machines.

Email ksucdc@ksu.edu to sign up.

Lifetime membership
Dairy Cattle Judging Team

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Dairy Cattle Judging Team

Sponsored Student Organization - Academic Competition Team (ACT)

Website

Contact: Billy Brown

Mission
To develop the skills of students interested in dairy science through participation in nationally-relevant dairy cattle judging events

Membership Benefits
- Travel to dairy farms in Kansas and across the country
- Interact with leaders in the dairy industry
- Network with students at other land-grant institutions that are pursuing degrees in dairy science
- Develop relevant skills needed for careers in the dairy industry
- Development of communication and decision-making abilities, especially related to evaluation of dairy cattle.

Lifetime membership
Dairy Science Club

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Dairy Science Club

Sponsored Student Organization - General University

Website

Contact: Email group officers

Mission
The Dairy Science Club at Kansas State University is an organization designed for students interested in the dairy industry or animal agriculture as a whole. The club strives to bring in industry professionals for several meetings throughout the year for networking and to broaden the member's industry knowledge beyond the classroom. The club participates in various activities throughout the year such as the World Dairy Expo, Midwest ADSA-SAD Conference, the Little American Royal Showmanship Contest, and open house.

We meet on the first and third Tuesday of every month at 5:30 pm in Call Hall 140. Come join us!

Membership Benefits
Free Membership

Lifetime membership
Design Build Institute of America - Kansas State University Student Chapter

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Design Build Institute of America - Kansas State University Student Chapter

Sponsored Student Organization - Special Interest

Website

Contact: Shannon Casebeer, Rykan Carver

Mission
DBIA’s mission is to promote the value of design-build project delivery and teaches the effective integration of design and construction services to ensure success for owners and design and construction practitioners.

Membership Benefits
Networking with other professionals across disciplines in the construction industry. These include contractors, architects, and engineers. There are also opportunities for webinars, conferences, competitions, social events, and community service projects.

Lifetime membership
Electronics Design Club

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Electronics Design Club

Sponsored Student Organization - Special Interest

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Contact: Blaine Smoot, Rose Sorrenti, Grace Miller

Mission
The mission of the Electronics Design Club is to provide the Knowledge and Resources for Kansas State University students to explore and experiment with electronic design projects for the purpose of education.

Membership Benefits
Members have a fully stocked lab with a wide variety of equipment to work on personal and group projects. If members present their personal projects at the Engineering Open House they can be reimbursed for most of the cost. Also getting certified for access to a woodshop and backroom with 3D printers and a laser cutter

Lifetime membership
Engineers Without Borders - KSU Chapter

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Engineers Without Borders - KSU Chapter

Sponsored Student Organization - Community Service

Website

Contact: Ethan Fleming

Mission
EWB-KSU aims to cultivate future leaders through partnerships with local and international
communities to implement sustainable and long-lasting engineering solutions driven by the community's needs, resources, and constraints.

Membership Benefits
-Grow in leadership skills
-Improve the world around you
-Travel abroad during implementation or assessment trips
-Connect with like-minded individuals to work towards shared philanthropic goals
-Learn skills applicable to your major whether it's engineering, English, interior design, Spanish, business, or anything in between
-Connect students with professionals in the workplace

Lifetime membership
Exercise is Medicine Student Association

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Exercise is Medicine Student Association

Sponsored Student Organization - General University

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Mission
The purpose of the EIMSA organization is to provide undergraduate experiences beneficial to health majors and those interested in exercise promotion. EIMSA is the voice of the undergraduate students in the Kinesiology department and will present speakers and opportunities for involvement, and service within the community for students.

Membership Benefits
Stay connected with the latest kinesiology-related news, events, and more by joining our group!

Lifetime membership
Exotic Animal Medicine Club

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Exotic Animal Medicine Club

Sponsored Student Organization - Special Interest, General University

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Group Not Registered Yet

Mission
The purpose of this organization is to provide additional educational opportunities to the students of Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine who are interested in exotic animals, zoo, wildlife, laboratory or exotic pet animals.

Membership Benefits
The members of this organization are provided opportunities to learn about and network in the fields of exotic companion, wildlife, and zoo animal medicine. Members will have access to meetings and wet labs with experts in these fields.

Lifetime membership

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