Student Organizations

The UD Aero Design Team competes annually in an international design competition where the team is in charge of designing, building, and flying a remote controlled airplane. Students will learn composite material manufacturing, conceptual design process for aircraft, and technical paper skills key for professional aerospace careers.

We are the Ohio Eta chapter of Alpha Epsilon Delta, a pre-professional health honors society. We welcome any student interested in pursuing a career in the healthcare field, such as medicine, dentistry, veterinary, and physical therapy among others.

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Alpha Kappa Psi is recognized as the world's largest and oldest, co-ed, professional business fraternity. You will be immersed with professional, service and social experiences that will shape you for your future in business. Alpha Kappa Psi is open to dedicated students of all majors.

Bring the Chemistry department faculty, staff, and students closer together through events. Members comprised of chemistry and biochemistry majors.

The AIAA student chapter is a student branch of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics and is designed to connect students of the organization to professionals in the area to develop professional relationships. This is done through guest speakers to the student chapter, tours of local aerospace facilities, professional meet and greets, and providing access to technical conferences. The purpose of the UD AIAA student chapter is to connect young professionals who are interested in pursuing aerospace related career fields.

AIChE is the world's leading organization for chemical engineering professionals, with nearly 40,000 members from 93 countries. AIChE has the breadth of resources and expertise you need whether you are in core process industries or emerging areas, such as nanotechnology!Joining AIChE is a great way to get involved and take the next step in your future as a chemical engineer!

The ASCE student chapter provides civil engineering students with the opportunity to begin a relationship a professional association through activities such as regional competitions, monthly meetings, social events, and a golf outing.

The purpose and mission of ASME shall be: 1) to represent the Mechanical Engineering department at UD 2) to represent the ASME community at UD 3) to dedicate our knowledge and resources for the benefit of UD and the Dayton community 4) to be involved with events held at UD, both engineering and non-engineering related, promoting the positive values held by the student section 5) to promote the values of UD when representing the student section off-campus 6) to expand awareness of ASME membership's advantages for mechanical engineers at UD.

The UD ASHRAE (American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, Air-Conditioning Engineers) Group is a student group within the larger national ASHRAE Organization. "ASHRAE fulfills its mission of advancing heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration to serve humanity and promote a sustainable world..."

UDAYC (University of Dayton's Association for Young Children) is a campus organization that brings together Early Childhood majors in a professional atmosphere to discuss pertinent issues in the field of education and developing professionally. UDAYC also focuses on community service, a few of our varied volunteer efforts include helping with events held at our on campus child care center (The Bombeck Family Learning Center) and volunteering at events at various Dayton city schools.

Beta Alpha Psi is an honorary organization for Financial Information students 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. This includes promoting the study and practice of accounting, finance and information systems; providing opportunities for self-development, service and association among members and practicing professionals, and encouraging a sense of ethical, social, and public responsibility.

A biological honor society that promotes the biological sciences, as well as biological research, careers, community service/volunteering and other related interests.

The Biomedical Engineering Society is a chapter of the professional society, which is nationally recognized. The aim of our organization is to educate our members about the biomedical field, and how they can get involved. We also strive to give back to the community, using our specific expertise.

Chi Epsilon is a civil engineering honors society. CE works to promote the civil engineering profession and to develop its members both as engineers and as professionals. In addition to professional activities, members participate in various community service events such as Christmas on Campus.

C.A.Y.A.C. is an education club aimed at helping teacher education students develop their knowledge, network with professionals, and build community within the teacher education program as well as in the Dayton community.

CMLA is a club for middle childhood educators who are interested in participating in service with the local Dayton community, engaging in professional development opportunities, and forming lasting relationships with their fellow peers who share their passion for education.

The UD student chapter of the Council for Exceptional Children increases interaction and awareness of those with special needs by becoming involved with numerous organizations and schools.

Delta Sigma Pi is a professional fraternity comprised of students from the University of Dayton School of Business Administration. Delta Sig has three tiers - Professional, Community Service, and Social - through which events and meetings are themed. Members of Delta Sigma Pi seek to gain a well-rounded knowledge of the business world and a greater appreciation for the needs of the Dayton community, while harboring a sense of brotherhood and loyalty for their fellow members and alumni.

Epsilon Delta Upsilon is a professional co-ed fraternity for education and health & sports science majors. The mission is to promote knowledge and understanding in the field of both education and HSS. The organization devotes itself to service projects including volunteer work in local schools, retirement homes, daycare centers, hospitals, St. Vincent DePaul's, and several other activities. We also incorporate professional speakers within our field of work.

Epsilon Nu Tau is the first ever entrepreneurship fraternity in the nation. Founded in 2008 on the University of Dayton's campus, ENT is a professional organization the accepts all majors. The fraternity works to enhance members' college experience the professional, service and social events.

Eta Kappa Nu is a unique membership organization dedicated to encouraging and recognizing excellence in the electrical and computer engineering fields. Members consist of students, alumni, and other professionals who have demonstrated exceptional academic and professional accomplishments. Student members are selected on the basis of scholastic standing, character, and leadership. Through a variety of service programs and leadership training, student members develop lifelong skills that earmark them for prominent positions in industry and academia. Members are much better prepared for the post-college world and are especially valuable and attractive to employers. They are recognized as extremely capable, both technically and professionally.

Using conferences, competitions, exhibitions, publications and websites, Fusion inspires, educates and informs designers, helping them to realize their talents and to advocate the value of design among the media, the business community, student organizations, and the public.

The Gold Key chapter at the University of Dayton recognizes those students who have achieved academic excellence in accordance with the Gold Key International Honour Society guidelines. Our organization focuses on the three pillars of Gold Key: academics, leadership, and service, mainly literacy promotion. Our members are well-rounded, and are extremely active on campus, allowing our organization to connect with other clubs on campus. events we participated in last year were Halloween at Children's Hospital and Christmas on Campus.

IIE is the world's largest professional society dedicated solely to the support of the industrial engineering profession and individuals involved with improving quality and productivity. Founded in 1948, IIE is an international, nonprofit association that provides leadership for the application, education, training, research, and development of industrial engineering.

The IABC/UD is a student chapter of the prfoessional society, International Association of Business Communicators. Membership allows students to work directly with professional members in the Dayton area, access to the website and all of its resources, and great networking opportunities.

Math club is an organization that brings together students with an interest in mathematics so that they can learn and discuss opportunities within the field.

Model United Nations is a club devoted to educating its members on the topic of world affairs through simulating United Nations meetings. The club partakes in conferences in Chicago, Dayton, and New York. The conference in New York is the largest of its kind in the world. The University of Dayton Model UN club has weekly meetings to discuss world affairs, work on research, speeches, and a variety of other tasks necessary to participate successfully in Model UN. The club also will hold social, service, and fundraising events throughout the year.

The purpose of our organization is to promote the professional development skills of our members, to encourage and assist minority students in entering their professional careers, and to provide opportunities for members to fulfill their civic responsibility.

NSBE is a diverse organization that provides a wide network of Black engineers. As we strive to be exemplars of our fields, the NSBE network will provide support that will help to overcome the challenges of being a minority while providing access to tools for career advancement.

The National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) is an honor society inviting high-achieving first- and second-year college students. Members must rank in the top 20 percent of their class. NSCS is proud to offer more than a quarter of a million dollars in scholarships every year to deserving members. In addition to providing scholarships, NSCS serves as a growth opportunity, leadership training ground, and resource for its members. Students who join meet people on campus and at other schools they might not have otherwise met - people who become friends, long-term supporters, and future colleagues. Students who join get the tools and encouragement they need to take part in transforming the on-campus and community-wide issues that mean the most to them. Students who join find they have a wealth of resources to help with their futures: NSCS-only scholarships; leadership training; internships, and careers; job leads and resources; and travel opportunities.

The purpose of OCMEA membership is to afford students interested in Music Education an opportunity for professional orientation and development while still in school, and to enable students to gain an understanding of the philosophy and functions of the music education profession.

OPD is the University's Criminal Justice Student and Professional Association. This group sponsors several activities throughout the year including: social events, leadership building activities, visits from employment representatives, faculty and student involvement in local conferences as well as athletic and social events on campus.

The Operations Management Student Association is a professional club that provides students opportunities to learn more about Operations Management. In addition, OPS SA provides its members with the opportunity to meet and consult with other students and professionals with whom they can exchange knowledge and experiences.

Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, International is a professional law fraternity advancing integrity, compassion and courage through service to the student, the school, the profession and the community.

Phi Alpha Theta is the campus History honors fraternity. Its members participate in many different activities, including trips, conferences, publications, service, speakers, fundraising, social events and more.

Our purpose is to assist and enrich the development of each member's communication skills and to foster relationships in the professional community. We are dedicated to achieving excellence in communication. Each semester, we invite a handful of outstanding communication students to join our prestigious honors fraternity. The selected students participate in 3 recruitment events and a six-week potential member period where they learn about the fraternity and the communication field. At the end of the semester, new members are fully inducted into Phi Beta Chi and benefit from speakers, discussions, networking opportunities, event planning and fundraising opportunities and a variety of social events.

The main purpose of PEP is to spread awareness about the importance of living a healthy lifestyle by educating the future generation about the importance of physical activity and good nutrition. We will work to plan various activities for local school children that promote healthy habits while having fun at the same time.

Pi Mu Epsilon, which jointly meets with the Math Club and is part of all of the activities, is an Honorary section of the Math Club. Pi Mu Epsilon has certain requirements and application process to become a member, and each year new members are inducted in the spring.

Pi Tau Sigma is the Mechanical Engineering Honors Society. Members are students in the top of their junior and senior classes.

This club is organized for the undergraduate students of the University of Dayton who are interested in the physical therapy field. This club provides information and opportunities related to the field, such as observation and volunteer opportunities, and informational sessions about different areas of physical therapy and information regarding different graduate school programs.

PRSSA at UD is dedicated to providing the necessary tools for students to capitalize on the fast-growing industry of public relations. Our mission is to serve our members by enhancing their knowledge of public relations and providing access to professional development opportunities and to serve the public relations profession by helping to develop highly qualified, well-prepared professionals. The student society aims to foster the following: ● Understanding of current theories and procedures of the profession ● Appreciation of the highest ethical ideals and principles ● Awareness of an appropriate professional attitude ● Appreciation of Associate Membership in PRSA and eventually accredited membership.

Psi Chi is the honors society for students who display excellence in the study of psychology. The organization allows for students to pursue excellence in all areas of academics, network with others in the field of psychology, and grow both academically and socially.

The purpose of SPUD is to present University of Dayton school psychology graduate students as a unified body in order to discuss issues and concerns relevant to the field, both professionally and academically; to promote scholarship and enthusiasm for the field; to establish links and provide networking opportunities with professional organizations and school psychology professionals in the field; and to make a positive impact on the community.

Sigma Alpha Iota, International Music Fraternity, is a Greek music fraternity for women. It is an organization whose purposes are to foster interest in music and to promote social contact among persons sharing an interest in music. It is a specialized Fraternity which confines its membership to persons interested in the single academic discipline - music - in accredited colleges and universities. It may initiate members of general college fraternities. Sigma Alpha Iota organizes its group life specifically to promote competence and achievement within its field.

This organization is similar to other professional and honors societies on campus in the way it is intended to be useful for students of certain majors. It will serve the purpose of being a good source of networking and information to its members. It is different from the other groups on campus because it is only open to students who have an International Studies or Human Rights studies major or minor. Because of this its activities and events will be geared toward human rights and international studies issues. It will also allow students of other majors to learn more about international studies and human rights issues through events and activities held on campus.

Sigma Tau Delta is the International English Honor Society. A member of the Association of College Honor Societies, it was founded in 1924 at Dakota Wesleyan University.

The Society for the Advancement of Materials and Process Engineering works to stimulate interest in the fields of materials and process science and engineering by hosting professional speakers within these fields, sponsoring professional events and providing opportunities for students to present their research within these fields.

SHPE is the leading social-technical organization whose primary function is to enhance and achieve the potential of Hispanics in engineering, math and science.

The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is a not-for-profit educational and service organization that empowers women to succeed and advance in the field of engineering, and to be recognized for their life-changing contributions as engineers and leaders. Founded in 1950, SWE is the driving force that establishes engineering as a highly desirable career for women through an exciting array of training and development programs, networking opportunities, scholarships, outreach and advocacy activities, and much more.

Speech and Debate Team The Speech and Debate Team is an academic club that helps develop many skills needed for career success: research, analysis, writing, critical thinking and public speaking, among others. Many of our former members have gone on to successful careers in law, business, sales, management, and any other career which requires good communication skills. Speech The speech team features three types of communication: •Public Speaking: Writing, memorizing, and delivering a speech on a topic of interest to the competitor and the audience. •Limited Preparation: Short speeches on current events. •Interpretation of Literature: Using vocal skills to give life to different literary forms such as poetry, prose, and play cuttings. Debate The debate team offers reasoned discourse on contemporary topics such as crime, the economy, foreign relationships, and immigration. Debate can be done one-on-one (Lincoln-Douglas) or in two-person teams. The team does not hold auditions, per se. Everyone who practices and is prepared for a tournament is eligible to compete. Tournaments are usually held on Fridays and Saturdays, and we typically attend three to four tournaments per semester. The team covers all expenses for competitions, including entry fees, transportation, meals, and lodging. For more information on the 2011-12 academic year, contact President Jeff Nagel by email at hedgie82@yahoo.com or phone at 937-238-1773.

The Student Dietetic Association, an affiliate of the American Dietetic Association (ADA), is organized to provide resources for students, of all majors, that are interested in health and nutrition. SDA works with other professionals to broaden the scope of educational experiences provided to students. Some areas of interest include, but are not limited to community service, social events, academic speakers and seminars, and inter-organizational events on and off campus.

This organization helps students meet professionals in the government on a federal, state, and local level to help them build relationships for post graduation jobs.

Tau Beta Pi is The Engineering Honors Society. We focus on Academics, Service, Networking, and Social Events. As a chapter, we have monthly meetings with biweekly officer meetings. If members need help with their studies, we provide tutoring, etc. We also help those in our school with academic help if necessary. We conduct service projects in the community, including a pilot MindSET Program at Prass Elementary School and the annual Wheels for Kids event. We also know how to have a good time. We have hosted cookouts and hold mixers for students and professors to meet and network. We've had BW3's nights and study parties to provide a much needed break during finals. Our society's symbol is "the Bent," which provides support to railroad tressels. Our Public Creed is "Integrity and Excellence in Engineering." Members of Tau Beta Pi are referred to as "Tau Bates."

The Interfraternity Council (IFC) is the governing body for ten of UD's fraternal organizations. The council aids the chapter fraternities in the areas of recruitment, academics, service, public relations, financial and educational programming, and risk management. By joining one of the fraternity chapters governed by the IFC, you automatically become a member of the council and are encouraged to participate.

NPHC promotes interaction through forums, meetings and other mediums for the exchange of information and engages in cooperative programming and initiatives through various activities and functions.

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The Student Government Association is a representative governing body that addresses the concerns of the undergraduate student population. All members of the Student Government Association are full or 3/4 time undergraduates . SGA exists to serve and to improve the general welfare of the undergraduate students and to accomplish the following goals: ■to express and interpret student opinion to the administration and faculty; ■to resolve common student problems; ■to achieve common student purposes within the University and civic life; ■to provide official and recognized representatives of the undergraduate students in dealing with other components of the University community; ■to participate with the University administration in the formulation and execution of policies; ■to protect student rights.

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The Daytonian, the University of Dayton yearbook, chronicles the activities and highlights of the school year through words and pictures. Published annually since 1923, 2012 marks the Daytonian's 89th issue. Students who serve on the Daytonian staff develop their talents for editing, photography, writing, and publication production.

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Flyer News is the independent newspaper at the University of Dayton, operated by undergraduate students. Students are encouraged to email editor@flyernews.com if they are interested in becoming a staff member, and can stop by our offices at Kennedy Union room 232.

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Orpheus is the University of Dayton's-written, student-produced literary and arts magazine. It is the University of Dayton's oldest organization. It is published once a semester. Works may be reprinted or reproduced only with the permission of the author/artist. On the broadest level, the mission of Orpheus is to support all kinds of cultural and artistic endeavors in the University of Dayton community. These can include anything from performances, readings, productions, and showings of various forms on campus to the publication of a literary/ arts magazine, which is our primary goal.

The University of Dayton Club Baseball team, founded in 1999, is a non-funded, student-run organization that participates in intercollegiate athletic competition. The main objective of the team is to provide a chance for students to continue playing competitive baseball in college. UD is a member of the National Club Baseball Association (NCBA) as a part of the Great Lakes Conference in the East Region.

Men's Club Basketball is an organization that consists of student athletes who are not only skilled basketball players, but also serve as positive role models for the community. This organization competes through season play as well as a tournament at the end of the year for a chance represent the University of Dayton in a national tournament.

A traveling, competitive basketball team. We seek at least ten players each year and play most of the school year.

A community that meets up to train in Boxing and Kick-Boxing. This is run entirely by students and is open to all experience levels.

The Cosa Meara Company of Irish Dance enables experienced Irish dancers to continue their involvement during college. The Company also offers lessons to students with little or no Irish dance background. Various performances are put on throughout the year, especially around St. Patrick's Day, displaying our hard work and talents to the University in both traditional and modern exhibitions.

Fall sport with weekly meetings and several games per month. Practice and compete against other teams in the region. No experience necessary.

The University of Dayton Club Golf Team was established in 2007, and modified in the spring of 2010 to become an official University of Dayton recreation club. The team provides an opportunity for golfers seeking to continue their golf careers outside of varsity level competition. The club is open to all undergraduate and graduate students at the University of Dayton. The club is part of the Midwest Division of the National Collegiate Club Golf Association (NCCGA) along with 31 other club teams across the country.

Club Gymnastics is established for the purpose of promoting the love of gymnastics by offering all university students gymnastics training and competition opportunities. All skill levels are welcome to join; no previous gymnastics training is necessary.

Team competes in the American Collegiate Hockey Association in the Southeast Division, and is a member of the Tri-State Collegiate Hockey Leauge. Players of all skills are welcome. Practice and play at Kettering Ice Arena.

The objective of the Intramural Officials Association is to offer services to our officials that extend beyond the playing field. It was created to build support for intramural employees and advance officiating skills through clinics, seminars, and certification. Members of UD's IOA have also been known to help start or support fundraisers on and off campus, organize multiple tournaments that stretch across various sports, and host socials to promote better networking of those in the IOA and the rest of the intramural staff.

University of Dayton Men's Lacrosse Team is established for the purpose of developing leadership skills and to provide an opportunity for all students to enjoy competitive lacrosse on a nationally ranked level.

The University Women's Club Lacrosse team is a group of student athletes dedicated to the sport of lacrosse and academics.

Life Itself Dance is an organization run completely by students. It provides a fun, yet challenging dance community for all students on campus. With membership of this club, dance classes and performances are provided within the styles of tap, jazz, lyrical, hip hop, ballroom, and bellydance.

The University Club Racquetball Team is for men and women who enjoy the sport of racquetball, want to have FUN, and have the chance to compete in tournaments against other schools. We are committed to maintaining an active organization, with a laid back and inviting atmosphere. Interested? Join the club!

The University of Dayton Men's Rowing Team is a club level sport broken up into a novice and varsity team. Both teams compete at the same fall and spring regattas. No experience is required to join the team. Practices is typically broken up into workouts on the water and our indoor facility on 438 Stonemill Road. The rowing team is looking to have another successful year and is looking to welcome any prospective students.

The women's rugby team competes in games in both the fall and spring semesters. We welcome anyone interested in being involved with a competitive sport and no prior experience is necessary to join.

The Men's Club Soccer Team is a group of UD students who wish to continue to play competitive soccer against other colleges in and the state of Ohio.

The Women's Club Soccer Team exists to offer female students the opportunity to participate in competitive soccer with neighboring universities, and annually position themselves for a bid to the National Tournament.

The UD Club Softball team is a competitive, yet flexible team. We try to create a fun environment where all players are valued for both their skills and their personalities. We are made up of about 16 players and are hoping to play between 15-18 games per year.

The Swim Club is a masters swim team associated with the Dayton Area Sharks. We practice and compete in meets with the Dayton Area Sharks. We also compete against other collegiate club teams.

The International Taekwon-Do Club is a UD Recreational Sports Club. You'll workout with UD students and alumni, and learn the Korean martial art of Taekwon-Do. Instruction is focused on the environment and experiences at UD. This will help you defend yourself, gain confidence, and have fun! Your life at UD and beyond will be enhanced by study in our club.

Club tennis is a great way for students who played tennis in high school to enjoy the sport in a fun yet competitive atmosphere. The Club Tennis Team is a Co-ed organization that not only travels to compete against other college Club teams, but also has socials events and other opportunities to meet fellow UD students!

The UD Triathlon Club looks to provide any student or faculty member with the opportunity to improve his/her ability to compete in the triathlon or any of three sports (swim, bike, or run) of which it is comprised. We train and race with all ability and fitness levels.

UD Dance is a student run organization that gives its members many performance, social and service opportunities throughout the academic year. UD Dance auditions are available to students of all dancing abilities.

A club dedicated to playing and competing in the sport of ultimate at the highest possible level.

Ultimate Frisbee is a fast-paced sport which combines the elements of soccer and football. Ultimate is played with a Frisbee, where everyone is a quarterback and receiver. Practices are three times a week with 6 to 8 tournaments each year.

A men's volleyball team open to players of all talent levels looking for a higher level of play, which competes against other schools at the regional and national level.

The women's club volleyball team is a fun, competitive group of women that enjoy practicing two times a week and attends 3-4 tournaments a semester. They pride themselves on the success of the team and representing the University of Dayton while traveling to other colleges and universities.

Water Polo is a physically challenging and exciting sport. Those with strong swimming and ball-handling skills enjoy practicing and competing with this club team through out the year.

Water polo is a very fun and exciting sport. As you can probably guess, being able to swim is a key element in water polo, but you do not need to be an amazing swimming to be part of this club. It is a lot of fun and easy to pick up if you have never played water polo before. The teams is very close and has a great time. The season is during the second semester.

The UD Club Waterski Team is an organization that practices and competes in the fall and spring. We are dedicated to developing the skills of water skiers at any level. We want to share our love for the sport and encourage people to improve their waterski skills.

Wrestling is the world's oldest sport, and whether you are doing it for competition, fun, or just to get into shape, anyone is more than welcome to join the team. We strive to compete at a high level, but at the same time we want to have a really good time while doing it. The Club Wrestling team prides itself in two things: being one of the least expensive sports clubs on campus ($200/year), and being one of the more laid back sports club on campus, and at the same time one of the most competitive at the national level, being ranked in the top 15 throughout the course of the 2009 season.

Campus Crusade for Christ is an Interdenominational Christian Organization aimed at investing in the lives of students and creating an environment for fellowship and spiritual growth.

We are a group of young Catholics devoted to continuously acquiring a deeper understanding of our Catholic faith so that we may expand and deepen our relationship with God. This includes learning more about the traditions of the Catholic faith through speakers and discussions as well as coming together in fellowship and fun. We are committed to taking a stand for Christ and His Truth in today's world: a challenging task that requires great commitment. Everyone is invited to come learn and participate: Catholics, Christians, and non-Christians.

Chi Rho offers University of Dayton students a male Catholic brotherhood experience - an experience that will provide members a chance to grow in their faith through traditional Catholic practices in the context of a challenging, brotherly community. As members of Chi Rho, we commit to supporting each other in the deepening of our faith lives.

Do you want to learn the truth about Islam? The main mission of the Muslim Student Association is create an Islamic atmosphere for both Muslim and Non-Muslim. If you have a question about Islam, feel free to ask.

The mission of the UD Navigators is to help students follow Jesus Christ. The Navigators foster fellowship and discipleship through a variety of activities including weekly Bible studies, student mentoring/discipleship relationships, community prayer, and our weekly Nav Night (worship and Biblical/topical discussion. In addition to hosting exciting events for students throughout the school year, the Navigators serve the greater Dayton community through ministries like Shoes for the Shoeless, tutoring, and Target Dayton ministries. These activities, events, and ministries are all for the purpose of helping students grow in relationship with Jesus Christ.

Orthodox Christian Fellowship is an organization geared toward supporting Orthodox Christians on campus.

Phi Lambda Iota is a faith and service based sisterhood for undergraduate women which strives to promote community with one another through prayer and service.

Active Minds is a student group advocating for mental health awareness at the University of Dayton. We seek to be a positive resource for students, faculty, and staff!

Alpha Phi Omega is a national, co-ed service fraternity that has set the standard for college campus-based volunteerism since 1925. Alpha Phi Omega strives to help each member develop leadership skills, experience friendship, and provide service to others.

Appalachia Club works to promote awareness of Appalachian culture and issues at the University of Dayton both on and off campus. As a service club, cultural events are planned which celebrate the vibrant culture of Appalachia. We also provide a range of opportunities to volunteer with the Appalachian population in Dayton. For the past 45 years UD students have also been building relationships in Magoffin Co., Kentucky through the UD Summer Appalachia Program (UDSAP), Spring Breakouts, and Plunges.

Best Buddies works to enhance the lives of individuals with intellectual disabilities through the opportunity of one-on-one friendships and social activities.

Big Brothers Big Sisters is dedicated to improving the lives of the children of Dayton. Service opportunities include: tutoring after school at the St. Paul's Lutheran Church, and going on monthly outings with the kids.

Through weekly after-school activities, mentors help their "Little Buddies" understand higher education opportunities, as well as the importance of self-reliance, self-confidence, taking initiative at school, and making wise academic and social choices.

The UD Dakota Center Club's purpose is to create a bond between the University of Dayton's students and the children of the Dakota Center through community service, such as tutoring, mentoring, and interacting with children.

Determined to Develop is a service organization aimed at promoting awareness and financial assistance for developmental issues in Malawi, Africa. These developmental issues include, orphan care, disease prevention, women's empowerment, education/literacy and micro-lending. Determined to Develop partners with the non-government organization, Maji Zuwa, that operates to promote sustainability in Malawi, Africa.

Last semester the Club did several events such as working on a Marianist Urban Farm building a gate and chicken coup; fundraiser selling T-shirts to fight genocide; and worked with children in Christmas on Campus reusing cardboard for our maze. This semester we plan on continuing the fundraiser, Urban Farm work installing a rain water collection and irrigation system. In addition, we will be teaching middle schoolers about renewable resources such as solar cookers and purifying water at TECH-Fest as well as volunteering in judging West District Science Day/Miami Valley Science Fair. We also have plans to visiting Appalachia Science in the Public Interest and Blue Rock Station. Both advocate sustainable development and the environment by promoting innovative ideas and appropriate technologies.

A national student run organization that works to raise funds and awareness for those living with AIDS in Africa.

Flyers Against Malaria creates awareness on campus of the malaria epidemic in Africa through the hosting of on-campus events and the creation of partnerships with other campus groups. We will do this in partnership with our parent organization, Nothing But Nets.

Gamma Epsilon Lambda is a co-ed service fraternity focusing on leadership and service. We strive to help the community through multiple service opportunities such as Campfire Kids USA, African Refugee Tutoring, Cheers, and many more non-profit organizations. All members meet on Tuesday nights to discuss different service opportunities and possible fundraising opportunities.

Habitat for Humanity works in conjunction with the Dayton, OH Habitat on housing projects around the greater Dayton area. We have weekly worksites on Saturdays (beginning at 8am and noon) and attend a Collegiate Challenge Spring Break trip, various fundraisers, monthly socials, and other service opportunities on and off campus.

Healing Hearts is a health-oriented service organization that provides and encourages students with opportunities to volunteer at hospitals, nursing homes, and other healthcare facilities.

Invisible Children raises awareness for the ongoing war in Central-East Africa. We work closely with the international Invisible Children organization to further promote education and better quality of life in the region.

Locks of Love is a public non-profit organization that provides hairpieces to financially disadvantaged children in the United States and Canada under age 21 suffering from long-term medical hair loss from any diagnosis. We meet a unique need for children by using donated hair to create the highest quality hair prosthetics. Most of the children helped by Locks of Love have lost their hair due to a medical condition called alopecia areata, which has no known cause or cure. The prostheses we provide help to restore their self-esteem and their confidence, enabling them to face the world and their peers.

The Music Therapy Club is a service organization open to all students on campus. Music Therapy Club members provide music enrichment to various community sites and advocate for music therapy on campus and in the Dayton community. In addition, members benefit from educational opportunities and financial benefits to support attendance at professional Music Therapy Conferences.

The UD Optimist Club is a service organization that serves children in the Dayton area. We are sponsored by the Centerville Noon Optimist Club, which makes us an international club that is recognized world wide. Some of our service opportunities include tutoring, TOP Soccer, holiday events, and many more. We offer many different times for events and work with just about any schedule.

PAGES members tutor inmates at the Montgomery County Jail to enable them to obtain a GED and enter and participate in society.

Pax Christi is a club that raises awareness about injustices and strives to create a sustainable world that values peace and justice through peace education and nonviolent action.

Pre-Meds Without Borders is an organization that helps to advance healthy initiatives through proactive engagement in our community while raising awareness to global health care.

At the heart of our mission are the core values of Push America. Push America strives to exemplify these values on a daily basis through our mission and the programs we provide. Our core values are a part of everything we do and are the guiding principles of the organization. Abilities - Push America believes in the abilities of all people. It is our goal to demonstrate to others the importance of seeing a person and their abilities before their disability. Teamwork - Push America recognizes that together, everyone achieves more. All programs of Push America are team-oriented and the impact can be seen, not only in the people we support, but also in the leaders we continue to develop. Empathy - Push America encourages empathy, rather than sympathy. We teach individuals to engage in conversation with people with disabilities just as they would with a friend. People with disabilities want to be treated just like everyone else and are not looking for people to feel sorry for them. Integrity - Push America has a mission and realizes it is through honesty and responsibility of our work that we will continue to advance that mission. Our integrity and passion to our mission is what continually supports the development of leadership in the members of Push America and improvements in the lives of people with disabilities.

This Chapter of the American Red Cross Club at UD works closely with the Dayton Chapter. This club provides services to both on and off campus communities, ranging from fundraisers to working with children.

Saudi Student Association

Primarily concerned with literacy, we focus on addressing issues of Social Justice, such as stewardship, solidarity with those different from us, commitment to the integrity and equality of all human life, and dedication to the common good. We are committed to building community and upholding the Marianist ideals of Learn, Lead, and Serve.

Solidarity is a service club that focuses on helping women of all ages. The club reaches out to the Dayton community through retreats at local schools with programs to teach young girls valuable information. Solidarity welcomes all who wish to make an impact in women's lives and to reach the goal of Solidarity.

SVDP is a faith based service organization focused on the betterment of the community through direct aid to the poor and less fortunate in the Dayton community.

Our group seeks to promote our belief in the sanctity of all human life through acting in solidarity with the defenseless unborn, offering loving support to women, and calling for change in society. We are a student-led organization affiliated as a service club with campus ministry. We carry out our mission by educating the UD and Dayton area communities on life issues through speakers, conventions and literature, and by making an active response to the needs of the unborn and their mothers through prayer and peaceful protest, mentoring, baby-sitting, helping with material assistance programs and other activities.

A co-ed service club whose members are involved in weekly volunteer activities. We strive to build community among ourselves and the city of Dayton by serving at 2 retirement homes, a soup kitchen, an after school center, the Dayton MetroParks and other various organizations.

Students in A New Direction is an organization committed to engaging students to community action and seeks to bring awareness to worldwide issues. Our organization focuses on three programs Wesley Community Center Mentoring Program, Belmont College Workshop, and Advocacy Awareness. Through these programs we have created strong leaders within our organization and in the community.

Sustainability Club works to spread sustainable practices through education and action. We do service in the Dayton community and educate ourselves and others about important environmental and sustainability issues. Sustainability Club serves as a resource for related projects; we encourage anyone with an idea for a sustainable project to come to the club for help, and we love to collaborate with other organizations. Sustainability Club organizes several events on campus, such as the Blackout energy-saving competition between the residence halls and Greensweep.

To Write Love on Her Arms is a non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and finding help for those struggling with addiction, depression, self-injury and suicide. TWLOHA exists to encourage, inform, inspire and also to invest directly into treatment and recovery. TWLOHA is based around the idea of community and that everyone is loved by someone, somehow. If we can build a strong enough community of people, everyone will have someone to go to in their time of greatest need, or even in the time of least need. The University of Dayton UChapter is a branch of To Write Love hoping to help the movement of TWLOHA to move forward. With your help we can promote conversation of such secret subjects.

A group of students dedicated to raising awareness about the atrocities that occur in sweatshops. We are also dedicated to offering sweat free clothing alternatives to groups on campus. It is a great organization to join if you are looking to make a difference around campus and in your global community!

Wheels for kids is a service group that aims to provide as many bikes to deserving Dayton kids as possible and to promote safe and active bike riding. We do this by repairing donated bikes and giving them away at our annual event.

Women of Remarkable Distinctions (W.O.R.D.) is a service organization that seeks to serve as an advocate for social change among women and to serve as a voice of awareness, with an emphasis on the unique struggles of women of color. (W.O.R.D.) unites women and seeks to promote equality and unity amongst all people.

African Student Union is striving to be one of the most active international student organizations at University of Dayton. African Student Union intends to unite all African students from the various parts of AFRICA, raise awareness about African Culture and discuss current issues concerning African nations in order to re-educate people on the perception of Africa.

The international animation club is a community for watching and discussing foreign animation, with an emphasis on Japanese anime.

Arabic Club is established to bring together those students, faculty and staff of the University of Dayton who are interested in promoting and fostering an understanding of the Arabic Language and culture & traditions of the Arabic speaking world and bring about intercultural dialogue.

Our group seeks to promote all forms of art to students of all majors. We are a student-led organization that provides students with the opportunity to easily become involved in the arts on campus and within the surrounding community. Further, "Art Happening" provides a network for students of all majors to participate in the arts and will provide arts-based leadership and service opportunities for students.

The Astronomy Club learns about astronomy, stargazes, and takes trips to astronomy-related events and facilities. The organization is meant to be a fun way to become more familiar with astronomy and stargazing with fellow students.

Athletes in Action meets a couple times a week to hang out and fellowship with one another. The meetings incorporate a message from the Bible and and small group discussion. People in AIA also are very involved on and off campus and attend weekly mass and church.

UD Balloon Club (UDBC) is an entertainment based organization at the University of Dayton. Members of this organization learn the art of balloon twisting. Using this skill, UDBC members are able to participate in many service and entertainment events.

The primary focus of B.A.T.U. is to serve as an African-American student union and to ensure that all African American students have a representative voice at the University of Dayton. B.A.T.U. focuses on the pursuit of achieving a positive influence on the University of Dayton campus and the Dayton community by encouraging personal growth, leadership, service, and promoting unity among members. Overall, B.A.T.U. is designed to be the center of all African American organizations.

The University of Dayton Bowling Club is open to people of all skill levels. We practice 3 times a week and would love to see you all come out!

CAB is the primary programming body for the University of Dayton, programming at least 2 events for students every weekend. The organization is student-run, with assistance from The Office of Student Life and Kennedy Union.

The Charity Concert Committee hosts a large-scale concert each year and donates proceeds to a charity of their choice. Other small-scale events put on by the committee include a Spring Battle of the Bands and comedy night at Wiley's Comedy Club. The goals of the committee include providing high-quality entertainment for students while simultaneously benefitting the larger community, as well as developing experienced student leaders. The committee works closely with other organizations on campus such as CAB, SGA, and IFC.

The UD Chess Club is dedicated to fostering teaching, collaboration, and learning in the game of chess. The club provides a supportive environment for casual players as well as resources for competitive players to advance their knowledge and appreciation of chess.

UD Chinese Students and Scholars Association (CSSA@UD) is and official organization registered both at Chinese Embassy and University of Dayton. The main mission of our organization is to serve the needs of our members, spread Chinese culture, and facilitate communication within the large Chinese community both on and off UD campus. We are very pleased to communicate and cooperate with people from different countries and cultures, help each other to achieve long-lasting friendship.

Christmas on Campus is an annual celebration held each December on the University of Dayton campus. It is a hallmark event symbolizing the Catholic and Marianist tradition of the University of Dayton. In 2010, we are celebrating our 47th Anniversary! The tradition of celebrating Christmas and the Feast of the Immaculate Conception dates back to 1964 when a group of students gathered and decided they wanted to celebrate Christmas before they left for the holidays. With that, Christmas on Campus was born. Since then, it has evolved into the night of magic and wonder that we know today. When Christmas on Campus began, it was a celebration for UD students and faculty. Then UD decided to involve the greater Dayton Community; thus local families were invited to come to the event and share in the Christmas celebration. It came to the attention of UD students that many children may not have the opportunity to fully celebrate the Christmas holiday. Rather than simply inviting children, they created a way to "adopt" a child. Approximately 900 children from Dayton City Schools are "adopted" by UD students the night of Christmas on Campus. In addition to the schools we work with, the event is free and open to the general public. Over the years, the activities of the night have grown and expanded to make Christmas on Campus one of the most signature at the University of Dayton. Each year, the entire campus sparkles with holiday cheer. UD Alumni hold "Christmas off Campus" events across the United States, and even around the world! Christmas on Campus is a unique opportunity to celebrate the true spirit of Christmas with the entire Dayton community- students, faculty, staff, alumni, families, and most of all- the children of Dayton.

Club #6 works with students living in the student neighborhoods to organize and host substance free parties on weekends and various other social events.We promote and provide substance free events and a living community.

The University of Dayton College Democrats is a political group on campus dedicated to the promotion and discussion of progressive ideas.

A group of like-minded Conservative students advocating Conservative ideals on campus and fighting for traditional values, limited government, and free market principles on a larger state-wide and nation-wide scale.

Our organization organizes Relay For Life, an 18 hour walk-a-thon fundraising event that promotes cancer awareness, celebrates Survivorship and honors those who have lost their battle with cancer. Our hope, is to raise money to promote research, advocacy measures, and provide educational tools to college students, so they can live a healthy and cancer free life. We also create events such as the Great American Smokeout, as well as PinkScare in October.

This club is a way for commuter students to connect and network with students who live on campus and to hang out with other commuter students. We organize multiple events every month. In the past, we've had a Commuter Speed Meet, speakers, free lunch events, raffles for gift cards during the holidays, and other exciting events. We thrive on student input and support in order to choose what events to host each month.

Dance Marathon is an on campus student run organization that promotes awareness and raises funds for the Children's Medical Center of Dayton. Fund-raising takes place year round and the first Saturday of each November students come together and participate in a Dance Marathon- a sixteen hour event with dancing, food, and interaction with 'miracle children' from the hospital- to finish off their efforts.

The Dental Interest Group (DIG) is a place where students with the goal of becoming a dentist or specialist can come together and try to achieve that goal together. DIG is a great support base to have when applying to dental school and learning how to become a dentist. Our mission is to fully prepare students for a career as a dentist. This includes, but not is limited to knowing how and when to apply for dental school, doing community service, shadowing dentists and learning basic dental procedures. We bring in many dentists and specialist to speak to our group. We offer support and guidance to each other and educate the community on dental healthcare.

"Flyer Disc Golf Club" is for UD students who enjoy playing the game of disc golf for recreation and/or competition.

Distance 4 Dreams is a unique service organization that fundraises to sponsor the wish of a local child with a life-threatening disease to go to Give Kids the World Village in Kissimmee, FL through A Special Wish Foundation. At GKTW, they are treated like kings and queens. For the week, they receive passes to all of the central Florida theme parks including Universal Studios, Sea World, and Disney World. Our group then joins the family for Disney Marathon Weekend and individuals participate in the half marathon, the full marathon, or the "goofy challenge" (both races). Members unable to attend marathon weekend still play a key role in our organization, by helping at our yearly 5K, pancake breakfast, or training plans.

The Orgullo Latino is an organization that represents the Hispanic community on campus by promoting fellowship through their diverse and culturally rich activities. We share the values of the University of Dayton as a Marianist institution and believe in the learning, leading, and serving.

Epsilon Tau Pi was established to form a brotherhood of Eagle Scouts dedicated to upholding the ideals of Scouting and the rank of Eagle Scout: Courage, Loyalty, Honor, and Service. Holding these ideals true, we will continue to be examples and leaders in the community.

FASFAC is established for the purpose of cultivating interest in and appreciation of the genres of science fiction and fantasy in literature, film, interactive media, and all other forms.

Flyer Enterprises is proud to be completely comprised of students, from the sales associates and managers to the Chief Executive Officer. Students make all business decisions at every level of the organization with limited advisement from a faculty advisor and presentation to a Board of Directors. Flyer Enterprises operates nine divisions, employs more than 170 students at the University of Dayton and has annual revenues of than $1.4 million.

Peer Education is used to promote healthier behaviors among students at UD. It is about utilizing young people's influence over one another to make positive interventions in young people's lives. Peer education operates on the principle that young people are more likely to be genuinely influenced by members of their own group of friends than by outsiders. Peer Educators are students who provide information; promote discussion and reflection; and strive to educate by engaging students in the learning process.

The University of Dayton's Human Rights Week Committee seeks to engage students, faculty and community members in dialogue and activity, which define, expose violations and attempts to promote human rights both locally and globally. Each year the committee provides forums for students, faculty and professionals to investigate and discuss human rights abuses locally and globally, ultimately identifying how the University community can actively combat human rights abuses.

To actively participate in various events. Orientation/Awareness/Education of new students Leadership Development,Community service University relationship, Social Activities etc;

Innovation by Flyers believes that students can create innovative, creative change and progress with their ideas. By bringing diverse thinking students together in a collaborative, fun environment; students can create real products and real progress in diverse markets.

The University of Dayton International Club serves to provide opportunities for interaction among and between international students and the University of Dayton community.

Group of like-minded students who are interested in learning about Italian culture, as well as engaging in social functions, service events, and participating in monthly meetings.

An organization for leadership and learning for students who seek to express creativity by knitting items for personal use or donations to those in need of warm clothing.

NAACP is a professional organization to eliminate racial prejudice on the campus and in the community, to encourage advancement amongst the minorities on campus and in the community.

The New Abolitionist Movement (NAM) is dedicated to the elimination of human trafficking, the modern day permutation of slavery. NAM was established through the passion and determination of students committed to raising awareness of and actively combating human trafficking. We operate on the principle that our organization's work eclipses our members' individual efforts and noble intentions. Transforming moral outrage into concerted effort, we stand united and uniform in opposing the trafficking of human beings. We will continually strive to implement our foundational concepts - passion, dedication, awareness, and action - in community presentations, fundraising events, lobbying efforts, and victim assistance.

On the Fly Improv is UD's improv comedy troupe that performs several improv shows a semester at various venues around campus. Taking audience inspired suggestions, On The Fly plays many different improv games and writes and performs their own sketch comedy. Members try-out for a spot on the team.

Overexposed and Underdeveloped is established for the purpose of raising awareness, appreciation, and interest in the arts with an emphasis on photography.

Pershing Rifles Company B-1 is a professional military organization that is meant for those seeking a guidance toward better military bearing, discipline, military knowledge and much more which sets them above their peers. In order to become a member of Pershing Rifles, one must possess a physical and mental toughness that sets them apart from the average person and also helps them realize the benefit of working with others as a team in an efficient and effective way. This organization is open to all students.

Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is a men's music fraternity on campus open to anyone with an interest in music.

Poetry Club members believe imaginative literature, shared among good company, makes pleasant experience. For this, their pleasure, they meet once a week, reading, singing, shouting, laughing, acting, dancing, with poetry and prose selections to stimulate.

Ranger Club is established for the purpose of developing leadership skills and producing high quality leaders for today's society.

Red Scare is a group of enthusiastic UD students united in a common cause: to do whatever it takes to show UD pride through support of The University of Dayton's athletics. Our school is known for its community, and each athletic event provides us with an opportunity to display that unity for all to see. The unbreakable bond that holds us all together has been forged through years of tradition and athletic excellence. With your help, we will strengthen our reputation as one of the toughest athletic programs in the country, and once again bring recognition to the Flyer Faithful.

The University of Dayton Rescue Squad is a state certified Basic Life Support ambulance. We are a student volunteer squad serving the UD community with Emergency Medical Services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week during the academic year.

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Flyer Marathoners is established for the purpose of training and supporting those who desire to compete in a long distance race, and our mission is to encourage people to maintain an active and enjoyable lifestyle through social interaction.

According to research by the H.R. Chally Group, "Over 50% of students graduating from universities, if they're not going to professional school, will enter sales careers. Over 75% of the students in business schools will enter sales careers." Therefore, the purpose of this student group and our activities are: 1) To attract and help further develop and better prepare, students who are interested in pursuing sales as a career, so they can be more successful after graduation, 2) To engage with corporations who are interested in meeting, discussing and presenting to interested sales students, so we can provide a "real world" meaningful networking experience outside of the classroom to enrich our students, 3) To recruit additional students to apply for and train to represent UD in the annual National Collegiate Sales Competition, 4) To attract more Marketing Major students to declare for the Sales Management Emphasis, and 5) To support the efforts of the newly announced Center for Professional Selling by increasing student involvement in all of the business activities and interactions with the corporate partners.

Spectrum is UD's Gay-Straight Alliance. We are a group dedicated to advocating for the acceptance and respect of all lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender students in our community through creating a safe space and promoting awareness and education on campus.

SEAT is an organization that works with Dayton area families who have children with Autism. We host events, volunteer at different events for children with Autism in the Dayton area, and we do numerous fundraising events to help an individual with Autism receive an Autism service dog through Four Paws For Ability.

STAT helps students build relationships with alumni across the US through various events and activities.

University of Dayton's Studio Theatre, located at 137 in the Music and Theatre Building, is an entirely student-run operation, guided by the help of a faculty advisor (currently Mr. Darrell Anderson.) We produce (and are not limited to) full-lengths and one-act plays, and compilations of short sketches such as the night of comedy known as "Full Circle." Because of the nature of the space, much of the material that is produced in the Black Box is experimental. We seek to provide uncensored, quality theatre free of charge to The University of Dayton's campus. It is recognized as a University of Dayton organization. It is run by the Studio Board, comprised of five members who are in charge of running operations. Besides being a theatre organization, Studio Theatre is a social group with events such as Black Box Awards, and countless events throughout the year including "Midnight Kickball" and trips to off-campus productions.

The University of Dayton Swing Dance Club teaches many styles of swing dance including East Coast, Lindy Hop, Charleston and more! No experience or partner necessary. Join us on Monday nights at 7:30, locations vary.

UKURI is an organization dedicated to uplifting members of our community through the arts, helping them to discover their own creative abilities and appreciating others'.

Alpha Nu Omega is the oldest values based social fraternity at the University of Dayton. We are a local fraternity, and continue to establish a closely-bonded group of young men who are dedicated to maintaining a rich educational and social experience at UD and the surrounding communities.

Alpha Phi is a sisterhood of outstanding women supporting one another in lifelong achievement. The sisterhood of Alpha Phi stretches from coast to coast through 152 collegiate campuses and more than 200,000 members. Sisters share a commitment to excellence and a strong desire to help one another and their communities. Alpha Phis are leaders, scholars, contributors and lifetime members of a sisterhood that values these traits. Alpha Phi assists college women in making informed choices to reach their highest potential. Alpha Phi enhances and promotes each member's development and learning by focusing on sisterhood, service, scholarship, love, loyalty and character development. The innovative leadership and organizational practices of Alpha Phi's Founders in 1872 set the spirit for the Alpha Phi of today...a sisterhood that values the past but looks forward to the progress offered by the future.

The Gamma Theta chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., was founded at the University of Dayton May 3, 1947, becoming the first fraternal organization to be recognized by the school and the seventy-fourth undergraduate chapter of the Fraternity.

Beta Theta Pi is a fraternity focused on brotherhood. Our core values include the cultivation of the intellect, mutual aid and assitance, and trust. We believe these are the pillars to becoming true men of principle. The brothers support each other in academic as well as extracurricular pursuits. Our chapter is constantly involved in service events and opportunities, including at least one campus-wide philanthropy event each year. The support system of Beta brothers is a lifelong commitment, and continues well beyond the college years.

The Mu Lambda Chapter was established at the University of Dayton on March 31, 1990. For the past 21 years, Chi Omega has been dedicated to our six purposes: Friendship and Social, High Standards of Personnel, Community Service and Philanthropy, Involvement in Campus Activities, Career and Personal Development, and Credible Scholarship. At the University, our chapter has previously achieved the highest sorority GPA, the award for Excellence in Service and Philanthropy Greek Award, and many other honors. Nationally within Chi Omega we've achieved the Award of Excellence many years in a row. We also participate in numerous campus activities, such as Christmas on Campus, have annual philanthropic events, and enjoy fun social and sisterhood events every month!

College educated women committed to public service and community service within the black community.

Delta Tau Delta was founded in 1858 at Bethany College in present day West Virginia. Born of the knowledge that integrity is essential, the founding principles of Truth, Courage, Faith and Power have provided a guide for its membership. Since 1858 the Fraternity has spread to over 200 campuses with 125 active chapters and colonies comprised of over 7,000 undergradute members. In 150 years more than 150,000 men have become members of Delta Tau Delta.

Phi Kappa Psi is a social Fraternity founded on service and brotherhood.

Phi Sigma Kappa is a lifelong brotherhood dedicated to the betterment of the individual, the university community, and our world, by giving its members opportunities to develop leadership skills, participate in service to others, achieve academic excellence, experience cultural diversity and practice personal integrity.

Phi Sigma Rho is a national social sorority for women in engineering and engineering technology. Our sisterhood is made up of women who are studying an area of engineering, but also actively take part in campus activities within the social Greek system. In addition to socials, the sisters of Phi Sigma Rho are involved in community service projects and philanthropies such as the Girl Scouts of America and the American Cancer Society.

Pi Beta Phi Fraternity is committed to being recognized as being a premiere organization for women by providing lifelong enrichment to its members and contributing to the betterment of society.

Pi Kappa Alpha is dedicated to developing men of integrity, intellect, and high moral character and to fostering a truly lifelong fraternal experience. Pi Kappa Alpha's members strive to be Scholars, Leaders, Athletes, and Gentlemen, and they seek excellence in everything they do.

Sigma Chi is a social fraternity that brings men of different ages and backgrounds together for one common goal--to promote friendship, justice, and learning.

Sigma Nu, a values-based fraternity at UD, seeks to develop ethical leaders inspired by the principles of Love, Honor and Truth, to foster the personal growth of each man's mind, heart and character, and to perpetuate lifelong friendships and commitment to the Fraternity.

Sigma Phi Epsilon was founded at Richmond College, now the University of Richmond, on November 1, 1901, on the Cardinal Principles: Virtue, Diligence, and Brotherly Love. Today, the Fraternity has grown to more than 255,000 lifetime members, including 14,000 undergraduates on 260 campuses in the United States. SigEp is the largest fraternity. Locally, the Ohio Rho chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon was chartered on March 28, 1992. Since then, the chapter has welcomed and helped over 300 men of all backgrounds develop the skills which are essential for success in today's world. Our mission statement is "Building Balanced Leaders for the World's Communities."

Theta Phi Alpha is a national fraternity for women dedicated to advancing educational, social and philanthropic interests. The members have formed lifelong bonds of friendship while adhering to the highest moral standards.

The purpose of this organization is to operate in accordance with the programs of the National Administrative Body and its mission. These programs include, but are not limited to, Finer Womanhood, Sisterhood, Community Movements, Education, Governmental Affairs and Cultural Awareness. We are further purposed to increase membership on the campus of the University of Dayton State, to develop programs for youth, college students, adults, seniors, and to sustain our Constitutional bond to members of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. We are also purposed to embrace non-college women, and most of all, to better ourselves internally as women.

Zeta Tau Alpha is a national women's fraternity. Excelling in the area of service, the focus is Zeta's philanthropy, the Susan G. Koman Breast Cancer Foundation. ZTA enjoys hosting a variety of events including sisterhood activities, socials with other groups on campus, and service projects.