Clubs and Organizations
There is no shortage of ways to get involved here at ³Ô¹ÏÖ±²¥. Check out the many options that are available at all three of our campus site locations.
Are you interested in starting a student club of your own? Please check out the Student Handbook (PDF) for more information on how to start your own club.
If you are interested in getting involved here at ³Ô¹ÏÖ±²¥, please see the list below of the many clubs active in our campus community! Meeting dates and times are also listed for active clubs. Clubs with a strikethrough are currently inactive.
Club statuses are updated each semester. If you have a question about a specific club, please contact that club’s advisor directly.
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Club Advisor |
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Increase the recruitment, retention, and graduation rates of African-American men in our service area. |
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African American Union (AAU) |
This club is a place where you can get involved with making our campus more accepting and tolerant, as well as making new connections with your peers. |
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Promote collegiate pride in EGSC and help facilitate awareness of campus programs and services. As a face of the college, they represent EGSC at a variety of events such as career days, recruiting activities, alumni functions, special visitation days, high school student activities, seminars and receptions. |
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Art Mania |
Expanding student’s knowledge and understanding of the many artistic expressions in the world around them. |
Tuesdays at 3:15 p.m. | |
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Baptist Collegiate Ministries (BCM) |
Providing Christian fellowship on campus. Open to all students. For more information please email sharmanFREEOMNIUPDATE. |
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Bobcat Beekeeping Club |
Dedicated to promoting pollinator health on campus and working with the hives of Bobcat Apiary. |
Mondays, Bi-Monthly 3 p.m. |
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Beta Beta Beta (Tri Beta) |
Dedicated to improving the under standing and appreciation of biological study and extending boundaries of human knowledge through scientific research. |
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The Bobcat Cheerleaders cheer on our basketball players at EGSC games. |
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Book Club |
Broadening the reading experience for students and to encourage them to read beyond course assignments. |
No regular meetings |
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Chess |
The fun way to exercise your brain. Open to all students. |
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Circle K |
Providing helpful and friendly community activities which build leadership, fellowship and service for college students. |
Mondays, Bi-Monthly 3 p.m. |
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College Republicans |
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Criminal Justice |
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This club is comprised mostly of criminal justice majors and those interested in the justice system. They are interested in the fairness and validity of the justice system and how people are treated and the decisions that are made. |
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Dance Team |
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Disc Golf Club (Recreation & Sport) |
Building community and good health through fellowship, physical activity and competition. |
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Dungeons & Dragons Club |
A gathering of students who are interested in the fantasy world of D&D. This club is for everyone, from beginners to experts. We will help you create your character and run campaigns. |
Sundays at 2 p.m. |
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Fellowship of Christian Athletes |
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Geeks and Gamers |
A student organization where people of different backgrounds can come together to play games with each other casually and/or competitively. This club is currently inactive. |
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Hispanic Outreach and Leadership Association |
H.O.L.A is geared towards educating the public about the Hispanic and Latino culture and create a sense of appreciation and inclusion amongst the students, faculty, and staff of EGSC and the Hispanic and Latino community both on and off campus. |
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First published on January 28, 1974, The Hoopee Bird is the voice of the students of ³Ô¹ÏÖ±²¥. Evolving from a monthly newspaper to a newsletter, magazine, and beyond, the news outlet features news, sports, entertainment, editorials, calendars, and more from each location in Swainsboro, Statesboro, and Augusta. |
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International Club |
Furthering the interest in foreign languages and cultures. |
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Fostering interest in drama and increasing students’ skill in dramatic performance. |
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Phi Theta Kappa |
An honor, educational-service organization that seeks to develop leadership potential and encourage fellowship among students. This is by invitation only. Please see Mr. Lee for more information and invitation to join. |
No regular meetings |
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Pre-Professional Club |
The goal is the provide an out-of-class experience where students who are interested in pursuing a career in the medical field can come together to share their enthusiasm and learn about the different types of jobs in the medical field. |
No regular meetings |
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Residence Hall Association |
The Residence Hall Association is an organization advocating for the interests and welfare of on campus students and building community between on campus and commuter students. RHA provides opportunities for personal growth through leadership development and programming initiatives. |
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Student Athlete Advisory Council |
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The campus organization governing student activities and representing the students in college affairs. The Student Government Association sponsors the annual talent show, Mr. and Miss EGSC Scholarship Pageant, and most other activities on campus. We are the "Voice of the EGSC Student." |
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STEMM Club |
Promoting the success of students pursuing math, science, medical and engineering degrees. |
Monday, Bi-Monthly 3 p.m. |
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Unity Club |
Unity Club is a multi-cultural club that is open to all female students. The purpose of the club is for students of different cultures and backgrounds to interact as well as to have a better understanding of each other. |
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V.E.T.S. Club |
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Creating a friendly environment and providing resources and education for all military personnel. This club is currently inactive. |
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An annual literary and arts journal of ³Ô¹ÏÖ±²¥ featuring our talented students, faculty and staff. |
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Get Involved! There are many clubs and organizations you can join both at EGSC and Georgia Southern University--some for fun, some for academic, professional, or religious affiliation.
Go to a concert or check out a movie on campus, or head to the beach with other students through the Office of Student Activities!
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Club Advisor |
Purpose of Club |
Meeting Date/ Time |
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S.C.R.I.B.E |
Sociology Club for Recreational Interests and Business Exploits - A club to help students explore the sociological impact of recreational pursuits and the production of material culture as a result. |
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Get Involved! There are many you can join--some for fun, some for academic, professional, or religious affiliation.
Just remember, ³Ô¹ÏÖ±²¥ students may not "go Greek." The charters of the social Greek organizations (fraternities and sororities) limit membership to Augusta University students.
