Student Organization Directory
With over 225 Student Government recognized student organizations on the Carnegie Mellon campus, there are many opportunities to get involved in creating your college experience. Our organizations represent various social, service, media, academic, spiritual, recreational, sport, religious, political, cultural, and governance opportunities for all students.
You are able to search through the student organization directory by entering a keyword or selecting an interest area in the category field.
If you don't see an organization that meets your interests, the staff in Student Activities can help you create a new organization, so please visit us to get started.
Highlighting five recognized student groups from the organization directory
Undergraduate Investment Club
Description:
Our mission is to unite students interested in investment with outstanding educational and practical experience needed for a successful career. The Undergraduate Investment Club of Carnegie Mellon University will help develop students interest in investment by providing extensive opportunities through events and workshops. In order to accomplish our goals, the Undergraduate Investment Club (UIC) will offer a variety of interactive activities. UIC will compete yearly in the Equities Cup, a nationwide stock competition among the best business institutions in America. The club will also hold stock competitions of its own on campus to give members a preview of the stock market, and helping them prepare for their future investment endeavors. In addition to competitions, UIC will hold Investment Tutorials for anyone interested in learning about the fundamental strategies of investment.
Contact Information
- Primary Contact: Dylan Ozmore
- Primary Email: dno@andrew.cmu.edu
- Website: www.UndergradInvestors.com
Student College
Description:
StuCo is an educational organization involving hundreds of students at Carnegie Mellon University. The Student College was established in 2001 to provide Carnegie Mellon students with the opportunity to share knowledge through educational, self-designed courses. Students can teach classes on any topic of their choice. Courses typically meet once a week and follow the Carnegie Mellon academic calendar. Instructors and students recieve credit for their work. All CMU students are eligible to teach StuCo courses, and join the committee that runs StuCo. All CMU students, faculty, staff and community members are eligible to take StuCo courses.
Contact Information
- Primary Contact: Alexandra Grande
- Primary Email: stu-co@andrew.cmu.edu
- Website: http://www.cmu.edu/stuco
Carnegie Mellon Business Association
Description:
cmBA seeks to prepare students for the professional world of business through etiquette dinners, business fashion shows, professor dinners and information panels. It is also the body in charge of the annual Tepper Ball and Tepper Spirit Day.
Contact Information
- Primary Contact: Brittany Larkin
- Primary Email: cmba@andrew.cmu.edu
International Students Union
Description:
The International Students Union (ISUnion, ISU) is a multicultural undergraduate student organization whose purpose is to promote discourse of any nature between all members of the university, with the overarching purpose to spread progressive awareness of all cultures of this world.
Contact Information
- Primary Contact: Zhuang Rui Tan
- Primary Email: ztan@andrew.cmu.edu
- Website: http://www.cmuisu.org
Tartans for Israel
Description:
We are an organization devoted to promoting awareness of, discussion about, and connection with Israel at Carnegie Mellon.
Contact Information
- Primary Contact: Daniel Liptz
- Primary Email: tartans4israel@gmail.com
- Website: http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/org/tartans4israel/