Student Organizations

Looking to get involved? Visit the Office for Student Involvement will help connect you to the student organizations, campus programs and events, leadership and volunteer opportunities that best match your interests

GrizzOrgs is Oakland University’s database for over 300 student organizations. GrizzOrgs is a 24/7 connection to student, Greek, and club sports organizations. GrizzOrgs includes:

student organization directory
student organization websites
events calendar
announcements
leadership and volunteer opportunities
how to join a student organization
how to start a student organization
membership information

Students can log into GrizzOrgs by visiting https://mysail.oakland.edu/groups and enter their NetID (email) and password. For general questions about the system, please email the Office for Student Involvement (osi@oakland.edu) or stop by.

Academic Organizations

Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society

Description: ALDOU is the organization for the honor society for first-year academic success. The aim is to help students get involved on campus and assist students in recognizing and developing meaningful goals.
Contact: aldhs@oakland.edu
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Alpha Psi Omega The National Theatre Honor Society

Description: Alpha Psi Omega supports student involvement in theatre through performance, production, and leadership. It honors students who demonstrate dedication and talent in theatre arts, encourages collaboration, and helps foster a strong community of theatre practitioners in higher education.
Contact: TBD
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American Chemical Society Student Chapter

Description: The American Chemical Society Student Chapter is an organization with the goal of exposing students to opportunities in chemistry outside of the classroom. We host speakers from all types of chemistry-related careers, as well as fun events, so others can get to know the staff and students of the OU chemistry department. Also, we are open to all, not just chemistry majors, so feel free to drop by any of our events.
Contact: kinney@oakland.edu
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American Marketing Association

Description: The American Marketing Association at Oakland University (AMA OU) is a student-run organization dedicated to helping future marketers grow through professional development, networking, and hands-on experience. We host events with industry leaders, provide career resources, and create opportunities to build skills that translate beyond the classroom.
Contact: mgagnon2@oakland.edu
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American Society of Mechanical Engineers

Description: The American Society of Mechanical Engineers at Oakland University (ASME OU) is a prodessional student led organization dedicated to providing reasources to mechanical engineering students. ASME OU provides students with opportunities to enhance their engineering skills, network with professionals, and gain career development resources. Members benefit from networking events, scholarship opportunities, resume workshops, and exclusive student discounts through ASME membership.
Contact: markceuca@oakland.edu
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American Society of Safety Professionals Student Section

Description: The American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) is a global association for occupational safety and health (OSH) professionals. Since 1911, the organization has supported OSH professionals in their efforts to prevent workplace injuries, illnesses, and fatalities.
Contact: leonardoluna@oakland.edu
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Anthropology Club

Description: The Anthropology Club of Oakland University is a student organization created to help students get involved in the field of anthropology. This club allows students to network with each other, professors from the CAS Department, and other individuals who work in the field.
Contact: emilyleibler@oakland.edu
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Aspiring Educators of Michigan

Description: Aspiring Educators of Michigan is a pre-professional, student organization at Oakland University that helps future Elementary and Secondary teachers prepare for their careers as educators.
Contact: TBD
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Aspiring Surgeons

Description: Aspiring Surgeons (AS) welcomes students that are interested in a surgical career. Our goal is to help students grow as professionals and enhance their knowledge of the medical field.
Contact: TBD
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Association for Computing Machinery at OU

Description: ACM is one the largest computing society. Here we bring students, researchers and industry people in one table. We arrrange different guest lectures related to computing.
Contact: shaibalsaha@oakland.edu
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Association for Information Systems

Description: The Association of Information Systems (AIS) is dedicated to enhancing students' knowledge in Computer Science, Information Technology, Cybersecurity, and Management Information Systems. Our mission is to provide valuable insights into these fields while equipping students with the skills and connections needed to secure internships and career opportunities.
Contact: amdarakdjian@oakland.edu or rayaboutany@oakland.edu
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Association of Graduate and Professional Students

Description: Purpose: The purpose of the organization is to support and promote the academic, professional, and social goals of graduate students of all disciplines at OU.
Goal: The goal of the organization is to create social and professional events for graduate students to attend, to support the common interests of graduate students, and to promote the quality of work being conducted by graduate students at OU.
Eligibility for Membership: Any student at Oakland University that is enrolled in a Graduate Degree program, and in good academic standing with Oakland University is eligible to be considered a member of this Association. To maintain such membership, a student need not be enrolled in the summer semesters.
Contact: mbilal@oakland.edu
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Association of Latino Professionals for America

Description: ALPFA is a Professional association dedicated to fostering career growth, leadership, and opportunity. ALPFA provides access to professional development, mentorship, and community.
Contact: carbajal@oakland.edu
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Association of Women in Communication

Description: The Association for Women in Communications (AWC) at Oakland University is a student organization dedicated to empowering women and allies pursuing careers in communications. AWC provides professional development, networking opportunities, and leadership experiences in fields such as journalism, marketing, public relations, broadcasting, and digital media.
Contact: mollyslivensky@oakland.edu
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Beta Gamma Sigma

Description: Beta Gamma Sigma (BGS) is an international business honor society that recognizes and honors the best students from AACSB-accredited business programs worldwide. Founded in 1913, BGS inducts undergraduate students from the top 10% of their class and master's students from the top 20%. Membership signifies academic excellence, provides lifetime access to a global professional network, offers career resources, scholarships, and other benefits.
Contact: kperson@oakland.edu
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Biology/Biomedical Graduate Students Organization

Description: BGSO is a graduate student organization dedicated to fostering a positive, supportive, and enriching research experience for students within the Division of Biology. We are committed to building a community where graduate students feel empowered, connected, and equipped to thrive both academically and personally.

In addition to supporting professional and academic development, BGSO provides opportunities for students to connect with one another, engage with the broader university community, and participate in volunteer and outreach initiatives. Through partnerships with local schools and community programs, we encourage graduate students to share their knowledge, promote interest in the biological sciences, and contribute meaningfully to the community.
Contact: bgso@oakland.edu; snimmala@oakland.edu
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Biomedical Sciences Student Organization

Description: The Biomedical Sciences Student Organization (BMSSO) is a club focusing on uniting all pre-biomedical sciences and biomedical sciences (BMS) majors at Oakland University in order to provide resources for those looking to further their medical education. Our club hosts meetings featuring professionals in the medical, dental, veterinary, and research fields that provide unique advantages to club members to gain insight into potential career paths. BMSSO promotes networking within the BMS major, helping club members to establish lasting connections with individuals with similar goals. Our club also contains several executive board positions, offering club members the potential opportunity to gain leadership experience.
Contact: bmsso@oakland.edu
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Blockchain Association

Description: The Blockchain Association of Oakland University is a student organization dedicated to blockchain technology, cryptocurrency, and Web3 education and community. Its purpose is to help students learn about blockchain through workshops, discussions, and events, and to build a community of students interested in crypto and Web3.
Contact: jeronimocontrer@oakland.edu
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Botany Club

Description: Our club is dedicated to the education of plant studies and the protection of native species. It is a place for all plant lovers to share their common interest.
Contact: emmalineallen@oakland.edu
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Chi Sigma Iota - Theta Chapter

Description: Chi Sigma Iota Counseling Academic and Professional Honor Society (Chi Sigma Iota) was established to recognize and promote excellence in the profession of counseling as defined by our national accreditation standards (Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs). Its resources and talents are dedicated to those who have chosen professional counseling as a career. All specialties of counseling are a part of the Society's mission to promote excellence.
Contact: csi@oakland.edu
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Clarinet Studio

Description: The official Clarinet Studio of Oakland University aims to provide support and professional development experiences to clarinet players at OU. We seek to provide opportunities for our members like performances, masterclasses and guest artists.
Contact: trupert@oakland.edu
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Clinical and Diagnostic Sciences Society

Description: CDSS provides our members with opportunities to enhance their academic and professional background while networking and sharing common interests for the medical field. Throughout the year we offer our members a variety of activities including professional conferences, laboratory tours, guest speakers, community service and outreach, healthcare skills workshops, and fundraising social events.
Contact: ou.cdss@gmail.com
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Competitive Programming Club

Description: We're a club for anyone who wants to get better at problem solving and land CS internships and jobs. We work through LeetCode and competitive programming problems together, share the resources that actually help, and talk about what the path from practice to interviews to offers looks like. We also keep it real about life as a CS major, from balancing classes and projects to getting ready for career fairs. You don't need any experience. Whether you've never opened LeetCode or you grind it daily, there's a spot for you. Open to all OU students, any major.
Contact: sameeralshamiri@oakland.edu
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Cyber Security Club

Description: CyberOU is the Oakland University Cyber Security Club. Its purpose is to promote computer and Internet safety, fairness and freedom by exploring implications of computer network threats, vulnerabilities and appropriate defensive measures.
Contact: dmeyer2@oakland.edu
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D.A.N.C.E.R.S.

Description: The D.A.N.C.E.R.S. organization strives to enrich the Oakland University Dance program by providing guidance, information, and awareness to the greater Oakland University Community.
Contact: kaitlynolivares@oakland.edu
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Dead Painters Society

Description: Dead Painters Society aims to cultivate a community passionate about Art History, focused not just on furthering our own education but also that of others. Extending beyond the typical art historical canon, we also strive to keep our members and community aware of current events in art. By creating an expansive set of resources, we aim to build a confident community of art historians.
Contact: deadpainterssociety@oakland.edu
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Economics Students’ Association

Description: The Economics Students Association (ESA) is a student-led organization that brings together students interested in economics, business, finance, and related fields. ESA provides opportunities to connect with other students, explore careers, hear from professionals, and learn how economics applies to the real world. Through engaging meetings, activities, guest speakers, and social events, ESA creates a welcoming community for students of all majors and experience levels.
Contact: bdesabarato@oakland.edu
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Electric Racing Association

Description: Electric Racing Association of Oakland University designs, builds, and races cutting-edge electric vehicles to compete at Purdue University's prestigious evGrandPrix. Our team provides students with hands-on experience in engineering, business, and teamwork to prepare them for real-world challenges in the rapidly evolving EV industry.
Contact: era57@oakland.edu
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Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society

Description: The Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBS) at Oakland University is a student organization dedicated to connecting engineering, medicine, and biology through professional development, hands-on learning, and community engagement. Our mission is to provide students with opportunities to explore careers in biomedical engineering and related fields by hosting guest speakers, company tours, workshops, networking events, and collaborative projects. We welcome students from all majors who are interested in healthcare, technology, research, and innovation, creating an inclusive environment where members can build technical skills, develop leadership experience, and connect with peers and industry professionals.
Contact: TBD
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Engineers for a Sustainable World

Description: Engineers for a Sustainable World at Oakland University is a student-led chapter of an international nonprofit network dedicated to advancing rechnical sustainability. This organization unites students and professionals who share a passion for leveraging engineering and scientific innovation to address the pressing sustainability challenges of today and tomorrow through designing, building, and implementing sustainable solutions on campus and present said solutions at the annual ESW conference.
Contact: jonaskobus@oakland.edu
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Ethics Bowl

Description: Ethics Bowl teams are three to five members who discuss and respond to real ethical issues.
Contact: eluft@oakland.edu
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Exercise and Medicine

Description: The Exercise and Medicine club is a organization for individuals who are intrigued about the connection between physical fitness and health. The goal of the club is to investigate how exercise plays a role in the well being of people.
Contact: aatto@oakland.edu
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Eye Research Institute Organization

Description: Eye Research Club is dedicated to learning about, exploring, and promoting research in the fields of eye health and vision science. The club seeks to expose students to the world of scientific research by introducing them to current studies, research methods, scientific literature, and opportunities to participate in or explore research.
Contact: Shalaby@oakland.edu
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First-Gen Crowns

Description: First Gen Crowns is a student organization at Oakland University that supports first-generation and under-supported students in STEM through mentorship, academic resources, career opportunities, leadership, and community service.
Contact: fgc@oakland.edu
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Fluid Power Club

Description: The Fluid Power Club works to provide Oakland University students with the ability to learn about hydraulic systems in an educational setting. The Fluid Power Club will provide instruction to students to improve their knowledge of fluid power systems. Students will have the opportunity to work together and create their own mini hydraulic projects, along with the opportunity to create a fluid-powered vehicle for NFPA’s Fluid Power Vehicle Challenge. Students, along with their mentors, are to represent Oakland University in the NFPA challenge in spring of 2027. Small projects will be conducted throughout the year to provide further practical experience.
Contact: fpc@oakland.edu
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Formula SAE (Formula Society of Automotive Engineers)

Description: A collegiate level competition of, engineering, design, management and skill. Every year we design, manufacture, test and race a car on multiple competitions.
Contact: ousae@oakland.edu
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Graduate Business Leaders

Description: The Graduate Business Leaders of Oakland University strive to create a community for graduate students within the School of Business and beyond, who are interested in fostering relationships with industry leaders, with award-winning University faculty, administrators, and with fellow students. Through networking, professional development, and social events, GBL members develop valuable skills, connections, and life-long friendships that help advance future career opportunities.
Contact: GBL@oakland.edu
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Graduate Student Physical Therapy Association

Description: The Graduate Students of Physical Therapy Association is for current DPT students enrolled at OU. The association offers monthly meetings regarding the physical therapy profession as well as offers a clothing order for OU DPT merch in the Fall and Winter semester.
Contact: ellablock@oakland.edu
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Graphix OU

Description: Graphix OU is an organization on campus dedicated to the visual arts.
Contact: graphix@oakland.edu
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GrizzHacks

Description: GrizzHacks (the event) is a 24 hour programming and engineering event where teams come together and build a software or hardware project from the ground up, competing against others for prizes!

GrizzHacks (the club) is the group behind the event that makes the magic happen. We spend the year preparing for the event, as well as competing in various hackathons around Michigan.

This years theme is Retro Rewind! Get ready to dive into coding and the past together.
Contact: grizzhacks@oakland.edu
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Health Across Cultures

Description: Health Across Cultures is a way for healthcare students to learn about illnesses that disproportionally affects different cultures, as well as learn about these cultures and ethnicities in a diverse environment. Students will be able to hear real accounts of individuals that have struggled with rare diseases and try foods of different cultures!
Contact: jdali@oakland.edu
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Institute for Electrical & Electronics Engineers Eta Kappa Nu (IEEE)

Description: Our IEEE Student Branch brings together students in electrical engineering, computer engineering, and computer science. We help members connect with fellow students and potential employers, strengthen their technical skills, and explore career opportunities. Our goal is to create a welcoming community where students can share ideas, learn from one another, and grow both academically and professionally.
Contact: ieeestudents@oakland.edu
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Kappa Delta Pi - Education Honor Society

Description: Kappa Delta Pi is the premier Honor Society in Education. KDP was founded in 1911 to foster excellence in education and promote fellowship among those dedicated to teaching. The Alpha Eta Psi chapter of KDP aims to recognize academic excellence in education fields at Oakland University and provides opprotunities for students to gain professional development and to volunteer, as well as meeting a community of current and future educators.
Contact: kappadeltapi@oakland.edu
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Linguistics Club

Description: The Linguistics Club of Oakland University provides a social and educational space for all students interested in the field of linguistics or the world of language! Our meetings will focus on many different areas of language as well as the field of linguistics.
Contact: linguisticsou@oakland.edu
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Makers

Description: A student lead organization with the goal of encouraging creativity in engineer and arts to create something unique to make a positive impact in the world. We hold workshops at the end of every week to teach students skills to achieve this goal and we hold a Makers Fair where students can exhibit their creative projects to others at the end of the academic year.
Contact: makersou@gmail.com
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Mathematics Student Society

Description: The Mathematics Student Society aims to unite fellow-minded students who enjoy and take interest in math. We provide a fun and welcoming environment where students can discuss and socialize freely. The organization is committed to helping students break the negative stigma of math.
Contact: oumathematicsclub@gmail.com
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MEDLIFE

Description: Our mission is to help families achieve greater freedom from the constraints of poverty, empowering them to live healthier lives. We aim to achieve this goal by partnering with motivated individuals in impoverished communities working to improve their access to medicine, education, and community development / safe homes. 100% of donations and fundraising are used toward the creation of medical clinics, schools and other development projects. MEDLIFE currently operates in Ecuador, Peru and Costa Rica. As an organization, we plan annual service-learning trips to these locations. If you are interested in being a part of a MEDLIFE service trip or are interested in helping within our local communities as well, join MEDLIFE at Oakland University.
Contact: medlife@oakland.edu
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Minorities in Nursing

Description: Mission of MNOU: Empower nursing students to advocate for minority nursing communities, become members of our cyclical mentorship program, and take the initiative on social issues they want to address on local and global platforms.
Contact: bsnaou@gmail.com
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Model United Nations

Description: Enter the world of diplomacy, negotiation, and international cooperation. At Model UN, you’ll think globally, work on complex international issues, and represent countries at two nationwide Model UN conferences each year. Through research, debate, and teamwork, you’ll build leadership skills that prepare you to make a real difference, both on campus and beyond.
Contact: jkuehnke@oakland.edu
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Moot Court Club

Description: Moot Court is an educational insight on how appellate court is operated. Students will either be given the role of appellant or appellee and will work to create a brief based on a selected case. Students then will argue their position in front of a panel of judges.
Contact: awheelihan@oakland.edu
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Music Department Student Advisory Council

Description: The Music Department Student Advisory Council is a student-driven organization that:
- Acts as an intermediary between the students and the administration, faculty, and staff.
- Implements strategies that ignite change in order to
- Cultivate a culture in which (i) all interests and perspectives are honored and (ii) open lines of communication are created and upheld.
Contact: mdsac@oakland.edu
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Music Technology Organization

Description: The Music Technology Organization is a student-run organization that provides opportunities for students to explore music technology. We achieve this by providing accessible recording equipment and creative spaces for collaboration, offering advice and lectures on various music technology topics, hosting events that allow students to network, and inviting guest speakers to share their professional expertise with students.
Contact: MusTechOrg@gmail.com
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National Society of Leadership and Success

Description: The National Society of Leadership and Success chapter at OU is a leadership honor society that allows members to gain insight, skills, and experiences to help them start their leadership journey and be prepared to continue on with a strong leadership background after their time at OU. This NSLS chapter consists of a student run executive board, an on-campus advisor, and general members.
Contact: nsls@oakland.edu
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Neuroscience Club

Description: The Neuroscience Club brings together students interested in the molecular, cellular, and cognitive neuroscience underlying brain function and behavior. Through interactive activities, guest speakers, discussions, and social events, the club provides opportunities to explore neuroscience beyond the classroom. We connect concepts across neurobiology, neuropsychology, health, and research to better understand their relevance to medical and scientific disciplines. The club provides a space for students to connect, learn, and share their interest in neuroscience.
Contact: TBD
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OASIS

Description: Oakland Accounting Student Information Society (OASIS) is an introductory accounting organization that provides information to students about the accounting profession. Our organization's goal is to connect Oakland University's accounting and finance students with professionals to help them obtain internships and full-time positions. Hear from successful alumni, public accounting professionals and recruiters, student panels, accounting professors, and more. We hold meetings every Thursday at 12pm in the Elliot Hall auditorium (EH242) and offer food in the Stinson Center (EH234) before at 11:30am. Be sure to fill out our attendance form by 2:00pm on meeting days to receive extra credit from professors who allow it!
Contact: peytonwerner@oakland.edu
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Opera Club

Description: Opera Club is a Student Organization at Oakland University which aims to share and educate its members on the operatic art form through discussion and performance opportunities.
Contact: laurenhummer@oakland.edu
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Percussion Studio

Description: Our mission is to help promote any percussive studies on the campus of Oakland University. We take trips to the Percussive Arts Society International Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana and bring in guest artists to do master classes and concerts at Varner Hall.
Contact: niott@oakland.edu
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Phi Alpha Honor Society

Description: Phi Alpha Honor Society is the National Social Work Honors Society's Chapter on Oakland University's campus. Phi Alpha promotes strong educational standards for social workers and welcomes members who demonstrate excellence in both academics and social work.
Contact: widman@oakland.edu
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Phi Alpha Theta (National History Honor Society)

Description: A National History Honors Society for those who are passionate about history and want to share this interest with others. We host events that provide both professional development opportunities and allow you to network within the Department of History at OU while also broadening each member's view of history.
Contact: cwagner3@oakland.edu
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Philosophy Club

Description: The Philosophy Club provides a welcoming forum for students of all majors to explore philosophical questions, engage with diverse perspectives, and develop their own ideas through thoughtful discussion. Meetings address topics ranging from ethics, politics, and religion to metaphysics, science, artificial intelligence, and contemporary social issues. No prior background in philosophy is required.
Contact: PhilosophyClub@oakland.edu
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Pi Sigma Alpha - Political Science Honor Society

Description: Pi Sigma Alpha, Nu Omega is Oakland University's political science honor society. Our Members have at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA in 12 or more credits of Political Science classes. Majors most represented in this organization are International Relations, Political Science, And Public Administration. We are dedicated to the academic understanding of politics. Anyone is able to join, however, before being officially inducted after meeting the club criteria!
Contact: brandondonahue@oakland.edu
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Pre-Veterinary Medical Association

Description: The Association seeks to provide educational opportunities, foster connections with veterinary professionals, encourage community involvement through service and outreach, and support members in developing the skills and experiences necessary for success in veterinary school and related fields.
Contact: pvma_ou@oakland.edu
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Psi Chi - Psychology Student Association

Description: We are the International Honors Society in Psychology here at Oakland University. The purpose of Psi Chi is to encourage, stimulate, and maintain excellence in scholarship of the individual members in all fields, particularly in psychology, and to advance the science of psychology. Apply for official membership through psichi.org
Contact: psichi@oakland.edu
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Public Health Professionals

Description: The purpose of the Public Health Professionals of Oakland University is to give current OU undergraduate and graduate students the knowledge they need about the field of Public Health and the many opportunities the field affords. This organization will provide students with opportunities to volunteer, network, develop their professional skills, and learn more about current trends and career opportunities from speakers who have worked or are currently working in the field of public health.
Contact: matilderibeiro@oakland.edu
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Robotics Association

Description: The Robotics Association (ORA) is an engineering-focused student organization committed to designing and building intelligent autonomous robots. By integrating concepts from mechanical, electrical, computer, and software engineering, ORA gives members hands-on experience that bridges classroom theory with real-world applications.

Each year, our main goal is to develop a robust autonomous platform to compete in the Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition (IGVC), hosted right here on campus. Looking ahead, we're expanding our scope to pursue building additional robots for new competitions and academic research in autonomous robotics and mechatronics.
Contact: oaklandrobotics@gmail.com
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Saxophone Club

Description: Saxophone Club is a student organization that aims to offer various opportunities for saxophonists at Oakland University. This includes social gatherings, masterclasses, recitals, and equipment for the students at Oakland University.
Contact: cmeister@oakland.edu
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Scientific Pens

Description: Scientific Pens is a creative club that combines science and imagination. We take concepts from movies, novels, music, and random thoughts and tie them back to real science in entertaining ways. It's a relaxing environment for anyone who is interested, creative, or simply wants to see science in a new perspective.
Contact: lannadasilva@oakland.edu
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Sigma Delta Pi: Capitulo Theta Psi, #215

Description: National Collegiate Hispanic Honor Society. All Spanish Majors and Minors are eligible for acceptance and initiation so long as they meet all criteria set forth by the National Office.
Contact: saenzrob@oakland.edu
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Sigma Tau Delta - English Honor Society

Description: Sigma Tau Delta is an International English Honors Society. The Alpha Iota Eta Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta at Oakland University works to promote the love and study of English language and literature on campus, as well as provide social and academic resources for all majors and minors. We are a determined group of writers, academics, and creatives who aspire to change the world through our stories, writings, and unique life experiences.
Contact: sigmataudelta@oakland.edu
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Smart Vehicles Club

Description: The Smart Vehicles Club is comprised of a multidisciplinary team that is dedicated to the design and implementation of the autonomous systems of the Polaris GEM. The principle of autonomous vehicles is the ability to communications with the surrounding environment, perceive this information, and react to this information.
Contact: svc@oakland.edu
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Society for Applied Investing and Financial Education

Description: The Society for Applied Investing and Financial Education (SAIFE) is a student organization at Oakland University dedicated to developing students’ knowledge and skills in investing, financial markets, and personal finance. SAIFE provides members with opportunities to learn from finance professionals, participate in interactive activities, explore real-world investment strategies, and build professional connections. Through guest speakers, company events, educational discussions, and hands-on experiences, SAIFE helps students connect classroom concepts to the financial industry and prepare for careers in finance.
Contact: saife@oakland.edu
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Society for Hispanic Professional Engineering

Description: SHPE strives to reflect the diversity and talent of the Oakland University Hispanic community in the STEM fields by supporting students and connecting them with internship, academic, and scholarship opportunities. By volunteering at local high schools, we want to inspire teens to explore the opportunities of engineering while collaborating with other campus organizations to diversify our efforts in fostering a welcoming career environment.
Contact: sofiagomez@oakland.edu
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Society for Human Resource Management

Description: This chapter provides information on career paths in the field of Human Resource Management, Human Resources Development, Business Administration, Business Management, Industrial Psychology, Organizational Psychology, and Labor Relations. As a student chapter, our goal is the professional and personal growth of those who join us.
Contact: lbeattie@oakland.edu
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Society of Actuarial Science

Description: The Society of Actuarial Science (SAS) is a club for students pursuing a major or career in Actuarial Science. SAS focuses on helping members pass actuarial exams, find internships, and provides knowledge on the breadth of the career as a whole. SAS frequently hosts employers like Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, Mercer, Deloitte, and more to help connect students with real actuarial employers. Meetings that are not employer presentations are study meetings to help students prepare for upcoming academic and actuarial exams.
Contact: jmbrown10@oakland.edu
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Society of Operations Management

Description: The Society of Operations Management provides Oakland University students and faculty the opportunity to learn from and network with business professionals as well as learn about the many aspects of the operations management major and variety of career paths. This organization hosts tours, professional speakers and networking events throughout the academic year. Through SOM, students are able to create stronger relationships with their peers, staff and the business community.
Contact: haigbedo@oakland.edu
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Society of Physics Students

Description: The Society of Physics Students is a social and academic club for anyone interested in topics related to physics. Our aim is to promote professional development of the natural sciences as well as scientific public outreach. We love to help students in understanding topics throughout physics. Our room number is 288 in Hannah Hall. Stop in if you want to chat or learn more about us.
Contact: aaltameemi@oakland.edu
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Society of Women Engineers

Description: 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 contributions as engineers and leaders.
Contact: sweou@oakland.edu
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Sociology Club

Description: The Sociology Club is dedicated to understanding and addressing social issues on campus and beyond. Through discussions, community projects, and collaboration, we aim to promote awareness, inclusivity, and positive social change.
Contact: meason@oakland.edu
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Speech Language Pathology Student Association

Description: The purpose of the Speech Language Pathology Student Association is to inform students about this field of study. This association was created for students interested in applying to Speech Language Pathology (SLP) programs and those who want to learn more about SLP as a profession.
Contact: slpsa@oakland.edu
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Sport Management Association

Description: The Sports Management Club at Oakland University is a student organization dedicated to helping members explore and grow within the sports industry. The club provides opportunities to learn about various aspects of sports management, develop professional skills, and connect with industry professionals through events, discussions, and networking activities.
Contact: ehoefel@oakland.edu
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Student Nurses Association

Description: The Student Nursing Association is a student-led organization dedicated to supporting pre-nursing and nursing throughout their academic and professional development, community service, leadership, networking, and peer support.
Contact: cbertucci@oakland.edu
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Student Writers Group

Description: The Student Writers Group at OU develops contributors’ writing skills and organizes the Swallow the Moon journal, which features submissions and is released every spring.
Contact: ouswallowthemoon@gmail.com
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The Ecology Club

Description: This group is dedicated to the education of environmental and ecological principles and constructs, and shall facilitate a forum for interested members of the community to learn and participate in ecological or environmental based community service.
Contact: lraymond2@oakland.edu
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The Jazz Club

Description: The Jazz Club is a student organization at Oakland University made up of jazz musicians and enthusiasts alike! Our mission is to expose students to the history of jazz, teach the art, and share ideas as a group. We serve people who enjoy jazz, would like to learn jazz, or are interested in music at a beginner level.
Contact: msamuel@oakland.edu
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Theatre Student Board

Description: This student-run organization is comprised of all Oakland University Theatre Department students, from all fields of study - Acting, Theatre Design and Technology, Theatre BA, and Musical Theatre - and is the main method of communication of important information throughout the year related to the department. It also organizes fundraisers for the American College Theatre Festival trip and the trip itself, and other theatre-related events throughout the year.
Contact: isabellepurcey@oakland.edu
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Undergraduate Research Society

Description: The purpose of the Undergraduate Research Society at Oakland University is to provide a greater understanding of all aspects of the field of research to undergraduate students. The organization is to set up events to educate the student body about research, act as an intermediate for professors to network research positions, create a space for undergraduate students to share their work, and bring together students with a common interest.
Contact: urs@oakland.edu
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WeDev

Description: WeDev is a club dedicated to replicating tech industry standards to support 6-month (or longer) software projects that 'WeDev' from initial idea to public use.
Contact: hnaksho@oakland.edu
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Women in Business

Description: We are a resource for all students at OU interested in pursuing a career in business. Our goal is to empower and support professional growth and career opportunities, offering networking events, resume workshops, bonding activities and more to help students succeed.
Contact: andrearoblesher@oakland.edu
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Women in Computing

Description: We are an organization aiming to promote equality in the field of computing/STEM, with a focus on encouraging women to better themselves and others. We welcome anyone interested in STEM to join and get connected with people eager to grow themselves and build a community.
Contact: womenincomp@oakland.edu
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Women In Film

Description: Highlighting movies not only directed by women, but also starring, highlighting and centered around women’s issues and stories. We are a group of women who love movies, and want to show movies that women love. In this club, we will watch, discuss and create a community centered around women in film.
Contact: womeninfilm@oakland.edu
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Cultural Organizations

African Student Union

Description: ASU is a community centered organization that aims to build a community of African students and to promote African culture on OU’s campus.
Contact: asu@oakland.edu
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Albanian American Student Organization

Description: The Albanian American Student Organization (AASO) at Oakland University is a cultural and social group dedicated to promoting Albanian heritage, unity and pride among students. Through events, networking and community involvement, AASO creates a welcoming space for students to connect and celebrate their shared roots.
Contact: priscillalekaj@oakland.edu
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Arab-American Student Association

Description: The purpose of ASA is to give Oakland University students an opportunity to strengthen their knowledge about the Arab-American culture/history, network with Arab-American professionals, and advocate for Middle-Eastern relief and coexistence, in part with supporting the education of its members.
Contact: TBD
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Arabic Medical Terminology Society

Description: The Arabic Medical Terminology Society is dedicated to helping students strengthen their understanding of medical vocabulary in both Arabic and English. Our mission is to bridge the language gap in healthcare by creating a space where members can learn, practice, and share knowledge of essential medical terms through study sessions, workshops, and collaborative activities.
Contact: TBD
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The Association Of Black Students

Description: Goals: Academic Excellence and Support, Cultural Enrichment and Awareness, Mental Health and Well-being, and Community Engagement and Service

Mission: The Association of Black Students (ABS) at Oakland University is dedicated to fostering a supportive and inclusive community for Black students. Our mission is to empower our members through educational, cultural, and social initiatives, promoting personal growth, academic excellence, and community engagement. We strive to cultivate a sense of unity and pride, while addressing the unique challenges and celebrating the diverse experiences of Black students.
Contact: cdixon4@oakland.edu
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Bangladesh Students Association

Description: The Bangladesh Students Association (BSA) likely has both social and cultural elements, as it connects Bangladeshi students and promotes their culture while also providing a support system.
Contact: mdshakhawatalam@oakland.edu
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CAIR: Host Family Program at OU

Description: CAIR stands for Creating American International Relationships. The CAIR Program aims to foster partnerships between Americans and international students at Oakland University. We match students with partners based on interests and preferences. Our international students appreciate the support and friendship of an American partner as it helps them integrate into this culture and feel welcome. This program is also valuable and rewarding for you as you are able to experience diversity and learn about another culture first-hand without a passport. Both students and partners gain the enriching experience of cultural exchange and new perspectives from around the world.
Contact: vcarrascos@oakland.edu
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Chaldean American Student Association

Description: The purpose of the Chaldean American Student Association is to support and recognize scholarship and academic achievement, community involvement and the development of a bond of friendship among its members.
Contact: casaou@oakland.edu
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Chaldean Language Workshop

Description: The Chaldean Language Workshop is a student-led initiative at Oakland University dedicated to preserving and revitalizing the Chaldean language which is one of the world’s oldest living languages and the language of science, law, mathematics, astronomy, and philosophy in Mesopotamia for more than 3,000 years. For our community, it is also a sacred tongue, honored because the Word of God — Christ Jesus — spoke it, giving the language a divine character and eternal significance.
Contact: shannawi@oakland.edu
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China Club

Description: China Club seeks to promote social networking opportunities among students of Chinese origin or descent, as well as those students who are interested in Chinese culture. All Chinese language levels are welcome.
Contact: chang23@oakland.edu
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Egyptian Association

Description: The Egyptian Association is dedicated to celebrating, learning, exploring and sharing the rich history, vibrant culture, and modern life of Egypt with everyone—students, faculty and the broader community.
Contact: masr.eaou@gmail.com
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Filipino American Students

Description: FASOU is a multicultural org dedicated to creating a welcoming space for anyone interesed in meeting new people and learning about the Filopino culture.
Contact: fasou@oakland.edu
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French Club

Description: French Club at Oakland University seeks to bring together individuals who share a common appreciation of French language and culture. We often host meetings and events that consist of anything from conversation meetups, a French film, or a cultural outing to a local French cafe or restaurant, all in an attempt to share the French language and culture with you.
Contact: nsamb@oakland.edu
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German Club

Description: The German Club is dedicated to helping Oakland students learn more about the culture of Germany and other German-speaking countries. We present monthly meetings centering on different cultural topics which include videos, games and discussions (in English).
Contact: germanclub@oakland.edu
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Hellenic Students Association

Description: The Hellenic Student Association (HSA) is a student organization dedicated to celebrating and sharing Greek culture, heritage, and traditions with the Oakland University community. Through social events, cultural activities, community involvement, and campus events, HSA aims to promote Hellenic heritage while creating a strong sense of community among its members. HSA welcomes everyone whether you are Greek or just interested in Greek culture!
Contact: alyssahowes@oakland.edu
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Hispanic Aspiring Leaders Organization (HALO)

Description: HALO (Hispanic Aspiring Leaders Organization) works as a social network for students that celebrates and brings the customs and traditions of Hispanic countries to campus with a variety of events for the purpose of awareness and community building. All are welcome!
Contact: halo@oakland.edu
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International Allies Organization

Description: International Allies Organization (IAO) works to connect domestic and international students to facilitate the celebration of multiculturalism and fun social events and programming for all OU students.
Contact: opaltiwari@oakland.edu
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Iraqi American Union

Description: The Iraqi American Union is a cultural philanthropic student organization that fosters community while uplifting and celebrating our ethnic and religious diversity.
Contact: TBD
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Japanese Language and Culture Club

Description: The Japanese Language and Culture Club (Japan Club) is an organization creating awareness among our community of Japan's culture and language. Membership is open to all, regardless of Japanese language knowledge.

Members are given opportunities to connect directly through Japanese culture through events, meetings and interpersonal connections. Japanese language students are encouraged to join to practice Japanese together and strengthen bonds between the community.
Contact: japanclub@oakland.edu
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Jordanian Student Association

Description: Jordanian Student Association (JSA OU) is a student organization focused on bringing students together to celebrate the culture of Jordan. Hosting many events that highlight Jordanian culture, our events will always include amazing Jordanian food, traditions, and music to highlight the culture. JSA events are always open to anyone that loves Jordan or would love to learn more about the culture.
Contact: jsa@oakland.edu
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Lebanese Student Association

Description: The Lebanese Student Association of Oakland University (LSA OU) welcomes all people who love Lebanon. We are a non-political, non-religious, and non-profit student based organization.
Contact: edeban@oakland.edu
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Macedonian American Student Organization

Description: The Macedonian American Student Association (MASA) at Oakland University is a student-led organization dedicated to celebrating, preserving and sharing Macedonian culture within the university community.
Contact: TBD
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Pakistani Student Association

Description: The Pakistani Student Association brings students together to celebrate Pakistani culture, heritage, and community through cultural events, social gatherings, and educational programming. The organization promotes connection, inclusivity, and greater awareness of Pakistani traditions on campus.
Contact: ayadahmad@oakland.edu
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Saudi Students Association

Description: Representing the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. We are hosting cultural events such as Ramadan, Eid and Saudi National Days. We also host some routine gatherings to connect our students with others. We provide Halal Arabic Food in most of our events.
Contact: saudistudents@oakland.edu
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Serbian Student Club

Description: The Serbian Club of Oakland University is a student organization dedicated to promoting Serbian culture, heritage, and traditions among the Oakland University community. Students of Serbian heritage and others who are curious about Serbian culture can interact, connect, and participate in cultural events through the group.
Contact: ndevic@oakland.edu
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Shifa Chapter

Description: The goal of the OU Shifa Chapter is to promote mental health awareness, education, and advocacy through a culturally and spiritually informed approach. The organization seeks to provide Muslim American students and other underserved communities with resources that foster a better understanding of mental health while recognizing the role of faith, identity, culture, and evidence-based psychological practices in overall well-being.
Contact: shifaofou@oakland.edu
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Spanish Club

Description: This organization strongly promotes learning of Latino/Spanish culture and language.
Contact: clubdeespanolou@gmail.com
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World Music Organization

Description: The World Music Organization gives students with all experience levels the chance to learn about and play instruments from around the globe. The organization also performs around campus, frequently in collaboration with other student organizations!
Contact: elizabethgarcia@oakland.edu
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Faith-Based Organizations

Be The Light

Description: Action, Awareness, and Apologetics aimed to reach the Eastern Christian community.
Contact: alsitto@oakland.edu
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Collegiate, Black & Christian

Description: A Christian Fellowship for minorities seeking to get connected with God through Faith and religion.
Contact: TBD
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Connect The Nations

Description: Connect The Nations seeks to see people from all nations connected to Jesus. We believe Jesus' influence inspires people to become more intentional, honest,hopeful, loving, and hospitable. Our organization seeks to build meaninful relationships, foster cross- cultural understand, and create a welcoming community where students from all nations can connect, grow, and serve together.
Contact: ctn@oakland.edu
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Coptic Club

Description: Explore and learn about the Coptic Orthodox religion.
Contact: TBD
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Cru

Description: Cru is a multiethnic community to help every student know and follow Jesus. We are an inter-denominational Christian group on campus that focuses on helping every student grow spiritually and in Christian community and share the love of Jesus with others.
Contact: awagener@oakland.edu
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Delight Ministries

Description: Delight Ministries is a Christian community where women can grow in their faith, build genuine friendships, and deepen their relationship with Jesus. Through Bible studies, small groups, and opportunities to serve, Delight creates a welcoming space to connect, be encouraged, and grow together in faith.
Contact: arietz@oakland.edu
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Every Nation Campus

Description: Every Nation Campus is a diverse community dedicated to help students in their relationship with Jesus, share the hope and love that God has for all people, and grow in friendship and community.
Contact: adkins3@oakland.edu
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Fellowship of Christian Athletes

Description: Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organization that seeks to support, connect, and equip student-athletes at OU to impact the world for Jesus Christ.
Contact: mcampbell5@oakland.edu
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Grizzly Catholic

Description: We are a called to live bold, courageous, & on-fire lives for God. Grizzly Catholic at Oakland University invites all OU Students - regardless of faith background - to check out our truly transformative & life-changing community! Through access to the Sacraments, Faith formation, Bible studies, and fun events we aspire to lead students to Jesus and His Church! Come encounter the Lord's love, and experience for yourself the heart of a community on mission!
Contact: grizzcatholic@oakland.edu
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His House Christian Fellowship

Description: His House Christian Fellowship is a community of students seeking after God, His will for their lives, and for the world around them. As students seek after Him, they come alongside one another to form bonds offriendship and family.
Contact: hishouse@oakland.edu
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InterVarsity Christian Fellowship

Description: At InterVarsity, our vision is to see students and faculty restored, campuses renewed, and world changers developed. To pursue this, our purpose is to establish and advance at Oakland University witnessing communities of students and faculty who follow Jesus as Savior and Lord: growing in love for God, God's Word, God's people of every ethnicity and culture, and God's purpose for the world.
Contact: TBD
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Jewish Student Organization - Hillel

Description: The Jewish Student Organization of OU sponsors a variety of Jewish cultural, social and professional programs throughout the year.
Contact: hillel@oakland.edu
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Muslim Student Association

Description: The Muslim Student Association of Oakland University works to bring together Muslims of diverse backgrounds and cultures under one unified organzation for a proactive community. The MSA at Oakland University stands upon the principles of Islam. As an organization aimed primarily at the student body, we strive to remain inclusive of those who wish to understand, appreciate, and practice their Islam without compromising their morals and beliefs. The MSA also reaches out to those who are not Muslims, primarily to educate them about the misconceptions regarding Islam and the Islamic way of life, and to include anyone willing to stand up for truth, justice, and peace.
Contact: msaoakland@gmail.com
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Orthodox Christian Fellowship of Oakland University (OCF)

Description: Orthodox Christian Fellowship of Oakland University is a chapter of our parent organization, Orthodox Christian Fellowship (OCF), whose mission is to transform the lives of college students by guiding them along the path to Jesus Christ through His Church, cultivating a campus community of worship, witness, service, fellowship, and education.
Contact: ethanwassell@oakland.edu
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Young Life

Description: We are a student lead Christian organization whose goal is to bring people to Christ and develop lasting relationships with each other. We have weekly men's and women's Bible studies as well as a weekly large group meeting with a free meal, worship, a message and small groups.
Contact: younglife.oaklanduniversity@gmail.com
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Fraternity and Sorority Life

Alpha Delta Pi

Description: At Alpha Delta Pi, we are a sisterhood of friends, a family of individuals, and a home away from home. We embrace every woman's uniqueness, we encourage and support each other's goals and dreams and we value character above all else.
Contact: presidentzyadpi@gmail.com
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Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

Description: Alpha Kappa Alpha’s purpose is to cultivate and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards, to promote unity and friendship among college women, to study and help alleviate problems concerning girls and women in order to improve their social stature, to maintain a progressive interest in college life, and to be of “Service to All Mankind.”
Contact: TBD
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Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

Description: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Develops Leaders Promotes Brotherhood and Academic Excellence while providing Service and Advocacy for our Communities.
Contact: Kpenn@oakland.edu
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Alpha Sigma Phi

Description: Alpha Sigma Phi is a fraternal organization focused on bettering the world through better men, through it's five values, Silence, Charity, Purity, Honor, and Patriotism, Alpha Sigma Phi seeks to better men through its teachings. Alpha Sigma Phi was founded on December 6, 1845 – Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut and is the 10th oldest social fraternity in the United States. Alpha Sigma Phi seeks to better its members through the understating and application of these 5 values. The chapter is dedicated to adhering to these 5 values in all of its events. Through philanthropic, social, and brotherhood events Alpha Sigma Phi seeks to better the men and the community in which those men are present. Alpha Sigma Phi welcomes all new members who strive to be better men through the same 5 attributes that the chapter is built upon.
Contact: oaklandasig@gmail.com
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Alpha Sigma Tau

Description: For over 100 years, women have been discovering Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority. Since 1899, Alpha Sigma Tau has stood for excellence, setting itself apart from other sororities. Alpha Sigma Tau is about people - from undergraduates to alumnae to chapter volunteers, people make the difference in our organization.
Contact: presidentastdeltatau@gmail.com
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College Panhellenic Council

Description: The College Panhellenic Council at Oakland University is the main governing and umbrella organization for the campus's National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) sororities.
Contact: Panhel@oakland.edu
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Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

Description: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated. is a private, not-for-profit organization whose purpose is to provide assistance and support through established programs in local communities throughout the world. Since its founding more than 200,000 women have joined the organization.
Contact: Twanzer@oakland.edu
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Gamma Phi Beta

Description: Gamma Phi Beta is an international sorority dedicated to building confident women through lifelong friendships, leadership development and philanthropic efforts. With a focus on empowering women and giving back to the community, our sisterhood fosters personal growth and meaningful connections.
Contact: presidentdeltaomega.gpb@gmail.com
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Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc.

Description: On September 19, 1963, at Morgan State College (now Morgan State University), 12 students founded what is now the nation's fifth largest, predominately African-American social service fraternity: The Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Incorporated.
Contact: Apayton@oakland.edu
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Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.

Description: Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. was founded on the campus of Indiana University on January 5, 1911. The Fraternity's fundamental purpose is achievement. Fashioning achievement as its purpose, Kappa Alpha Psi began uniting college men of culture, patriotism and honor in a bond of fraternity.
Contact: osi@oakland.edu
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Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.

Description: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. is the first international fraternal organization founded on the campus of a historically black college.
Contact: osi@oakland.edu
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Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.

Description: Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity was founded at Howard University in Washington, D.C., January 9, 1914, by three young African-American male students. The Founders, Honorable A. Langston Taylor, Honorable Leonard F. Morse, and Honorable Charles I. Brown, wanted to organize a Greek letter fraternity that would truly exemplify the ideals of brotherhood, scholarship and service.
Contact: doubleosigmas@gmail.com
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Phi Sigma Sigma

Description: Phi Sigma Sigma is a dynamic, principled, passionately committed group of women from around the world who define ourselves not by our distinct differences, but by what we have in common.
Contact: Elliotmerkel@oakland.edu
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Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.

Description: It is the mission of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. to enhance the quality of life for women and their families in the U.S. and globally through community service, civil and social action. Our goal is to achieve greater progress in the areas of education, health awareness, and leadership development. Our members, affiliates, staff, and community partners work to create and support initiatives that align with our vision.
Contact: sgrhoou@gmail.com
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Sigma Pi

Description: Sigma Pi Fraternity is a top 30 leading international men's collegiate fraternal organization which provides training, guidance, mentorship and innovative opportunities for leadership development, social and personal development, academic achievement, community service and heightened moral awareness for its brothers throughout their lives.
Contact: ctoggweiler@oakland.edu
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Sigma Sigma Sigma

Description: Sigma Sigma Sigma is an NPC sorority and has been at Oakland University since 2016. Our values are faith, hope, power, wisdom, and love. We strive to empower women and be women of character.
Contact: trisigmaoupresident@gmail.com
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Theta Chi

Description: Theta Chi Fraternity at Oakland University is a brotherhood built on friendship, leadership, service, and personal growth. Our chapter strives to create a welcoming environment where members can build lifelong friendships, develop as leaders, succeed academically, and become active members of the Oakland University community.

Through campus involvement, community service, philanthropy, social events, and brotherhood activities, Theta Chi provides members with opportunities to grow both personally and professionally. Our chapter is committed to giving back to the community and making a positive impact on those around us.

Theta Chi welcomes students from all backgrounds who are looking for a strong sense of brotherhood and opportunities to get involved on campus. Whether through service projects, leadership opportunities, academic support, or simply spending time together, our goal is to help every member become the best version of themselves.
Contact: thetachi@oakland.edu
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Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.

Description: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. was founded on Jan. 16, 1920, on the campus of Howard University. This sorority was established to promote the ideals of scholarship, service, sisterhood and finer womanhood. The sorority was organized with the specific intent of providing a sisterhood dedicated to serving mankind and empowering women to fulfill their greatest potential. One of the Divine Nine, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. was the first sorority to establish a centrally located headquarters, form national youth programs and to establish chapters internationally. Members of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. were instrumental in the creation of the sorority and are the constitutionally bound brothers of the sorority.
Contact: zpb1920@oakland.edu
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Leadership, Service and Advocacy

Active Minds

Description: Active Minds at OU aims to raise awareness of mental health concerns, build connections to resources, and foster a safe and open environment for discussion of mental health to remove stigma and promote holistic wellness and care of body and mind.
Contact: TBD
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American Red Cross Club

Description: The American Red Cross Club is open to all students interested in getting invloved and helping their community through a variety of tasks, fundraising, and forms of service training.
Contact: juvianhaddad@oakland.edu
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Best Buddies

Description: To establish a volunteer movement on campus that creates opportunities for one to one friendships and leadership development for people with intelectual and developmental disabilities.
Contact: jguisinger@oakland.edu
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Caring with Keys

Description: Caring with Keys is a volunteer musical organization that sends musicians to different senior living facilities across this area of the state. Most senior living facilities contain pianos, and most of them go unused. This organization aims to put a musician on the seat of those pianos to spread the joy of music to the people who need it the most.
Contact: caringwithkeys@oakland.edu
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College Democrats

Description: The College Democrats of Oakland University is a club dedicated to increasing civic engagement among the youth and providing a platform for the advancement of progressive and liberal voices on campus. We seek to spark discussion on the important issues facing us and our country and to continue the work of striving for a country where everyone is equal and government is of the people, by the people, and for the people.
Contact: collegedems@oakland.edu
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College Republicans

Description: The Mission of the College Republicans of Oakland University is dedicated to developing young leaders, providing a Conservative voice on campus, and building a strong, principled organization of students who believe in the U.S. Constitution. Our goal is to bring forth students and community members in embracing our core values of liberty, individualism, and self-determination, and to allow our beliefs to firmly stand at the forefront of campus discussion.
Contact: oaklandcollegerepublicans@gmail.com
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Crafts with a Purpose

Description: Crafts with a Purpose is a student organization that gets members involved in the community by making fun, easy crafts. These crafts are then either enjoyed by the student, gifted to friends, or donated to philanthropic organizations within the community. Crafts with a Purpose aims to provide a welcoming and stress-free environment for all attendees to express their creativity and share it with others. New members are always welcome!
Contact: cwapou@oakland.edu
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ECLIPSE LEADers

Description: Explorations in Collaborative Leadership and InterProfessional Education (ECLIPSE)

ECLIPSE is an experience-based learning program for undergraduate students in the School of Health Sciences interested in pursuing a career in health care. Rooted in the four competencies of communication, teamwork, roles and values, ECLIPSE prepares students to be competent, competitive professionals and future leaders in health care.

Through unique professional development opportunities and collaboration with local community partners, students reinforce their leadership skills, expand their portfolio in the sciences to strengthen their professional school and career applications, and positively impact our campus and surrounding communities.
Contact: eclipseleaders@oakland.edu
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For Oakland

Description: In order to empower students to take leadership in their community to increase youth civic engagement, we dedicate ourselves to organizing For Michigan at Oakland University. We understand the importance of preserving democracy, and our goal is to help organize and activate the power of our students to increase voter education and turnout while working to elect candidates into public office that support our students.
Contact: TBD
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Future Leader Dog Club

Description: Our club works through Leader Dogs for the Blind right here in Rochester, Michigan. The club selects students to raise puppies for one year as official Puppy Raisers for Leader Dogs for the Blind, and offers support and other resources throughout the process. The club also selects "Campus Buddies" and “Overnight Campers” to assist in the campus raising process. After one year, the dogs will return to Leader Dogs for the Blind to undergo formal guide dog training and hopefully work for the visually impaired.

The club also promotes an inclusive and welcoming environment for on campus puppy raisers and service dogs. Spreads awareness and knowledge on the service dog, visually impaired, and Leader Dog communities. And hosts fun, educational events to foster knowledge, friendships and community around shared interest.

All are welcome and encouraged to attend! No raising or puppy experience required.
Contact: Futureleaderdog@oakland.edu
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Golden Giving

Description: Golden Giving is a student-led volunteer organization dedicated to serving both our campus and local community through acts of kindness, service projects, and outreach initiatives. Our mission is to inspire compassion, promote civic engagement, and create meaningful impact through volunteerism. Whether it's organizing donation drives, supporting local shelters, or engaging in campus clean-ups, Golden Giving empowers students to give back and grow as leaders in service.
Contact: averes@oakland.edu
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Grizzlies Together in Grief

Description: It's a supportive group dedicated to helping students navigate the challenges of grief. The club provides a compassionate, peer-support community where students can openly share their experiences in a safe, confidential, and inclusive environment. Members will be connected with peer networks, campus resources, and community services that can guide them through the grieving process. In addition to offering support, G2G will work diligently to raise awareness and promote education about grief and bereavement across campus, fostering mutual care and healing throughout the Oakland University community.
Contact: mkajal@oakland.edu
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GrizzLead

Description: Description: The GrizzLead Leadership Cohort (GLC) is Oakland Athletics’ leadership and professional development program designed to help student-athletes grow beyond their sport and prepare for what comes next.
Contact: reeves@oakland.edu

Growing Grizzlies

Description: Growing Grizzlies at Oakland University is a service oriented organization that has its focus on the impact of food production in the surrounding community. The group will explore social, economic, and environmental factors involved in food systems. We are a community of students, faculty and staff committed to nourishing the local community through exceptional education and service-learning programs, fresh healthy food, and plenty of fun!
Contact: ariannapapak@oakland.edu
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Hearts for Hospice

Description: Hearts for Hospice brings students together to support hospice patients and their families through volunteering, service, and community involvement. Our mission is to spread kindness, provide companionship and comfort, and raise awareness about the importance of hospice care and volunteering.
Contact: heyageorge@oakland.edu
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Kaleidoscope Theatre

Description: Kaleidoscope Theatre promotes interracial understanding through the performing arts. We highlight people of color, the global majority, and the historically marginalized in hopes of building an equitable future.
Contact: corser@oakland.edu
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Mental Health Matters

Description: The Mental Health Matters organization at Oakland University is dedicated to raising mental health awareness by using resources, guidance and support that is available. Becoming a member of this organization is free and open to OU students.
Contact: oumentalhealthmatters@gmail.com
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Mission Kindness

Description: Mission:Kindness is dedicated to spreading acts of goodwill and generosity on the campus of Oakland University and the surrounding community. We are committed to small random acts that improve the daily life of others and larger projects that require a commitment of helping hands.
Contact: sbroaden@oakland.edu
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The National Council of Negro Women (NCNW)

Description: The National Council of Negro Women (NCNW) is a nonprofit organization founded to empower women of African descent and their families through advocacy, community service, and leadership development. It focuses on issues like education, health, economic empowerment, and social justice while creating opportunities for women to lead and make a positive impact in their communities.
Contact: ncnwou@oakland.edu
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Network of Enlightened Women

Description: The Network of enlightened Women (NeW) is dedicated to fostering the education and leadership skills of conservative university women. Specifically on campus, NeW is devoted to expanding intellectual diversity through educational opportunities, training women to become leaders, and creating a community of conservative women.
Contact: newatoaklanduniversity@gmail.com
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One for the World

Description: One for the World – Oakland University is part of a global nonprofit movement that empowers students to pledge 1% of their future income to highly effective charities fighting extreme poverty. Our chapter hosts events and pledge drives to build a culture of effective giving on campus.
Contact: shiralove@oakland.edu
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Red Glasses Movement

Description: Striving to inspire OU students to live boldly, love big and pass it along like Audrey Lou.
Contact: redglassesmovementou@gmail.com
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Rotaract Club

Description: Rotaract OU is dedicated to fostering development, personal growth, and community service. Outside of our service events, we provide enriching meetings featuring guest speakers, meals, and valuable networking opportunities.
Contact: miremanna@oakland.edu
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SAGE

Description: SAGE (formerly GSA) at Oakland University aims to provide educational, social, and entertainment based programming. We host weekly meetings that offer a support forum, a sense of community, and educational opportunities!
Contact: eaobra@oakland.edu
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Sigma Alpha Iota International Music Fraternity

Description: The Nu Zeta Chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota (SAI) at Oakland University is a dynamic and welcoming community of women brought together by a shared love for music, service, and sisterhood. As part of an international music fraternity for women, our chapter is committed to uplifting each other and our community through musical excellence and meaningful outreach.
Contact: ckfarrell@oakland.edu
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Student Veterans

Description: Student Veterans mission is to provide a forum and support for veterans to transition to campus life and integrate into the community.
Contact: lindsyouellette@oakland.edu
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Students Organize for Syria

Description: Students Organize for Syria (SOS) is the student-led movement for Syria. We exist to assist the Syrian people in their effort to build a self-determined, pluralistic society by standing in solidarity with them, raising awareness of their cause, and helping to alleviate the current humanitarian crisis in Syria.
Contact: ramibarawi@oakland.edu
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TERRA: Team for Environmental Restoration, Recovery, and Advocacy

Description: This group is dedicated to promoting local volunteer initiatives and giving students access to a growing community of open-minded environmental stewards.
Contact: acannella@oakland.edu
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The BRATz

Description: The BRATz’s purpose is to create a vibrant, welcoming space that advocates for the protection of femininity while providing a place for girls and other gender minorities to connect. Our mission is to advocate for members of any gender to be who they truly are.
Contact: johnson38@oakland.edu
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The Queen Collective

Description: The Queen Collective, also known as the QC, founded in 2023, is a women’s society dedicated to the elevation of Black collegiate women through the principles of womanhood and empowerment.
Contact: thequeencollectiveou@gmail.com
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Turning Point USA

Description: Turning Point USA is dedicated to continuing Charlie Kirks' mission to identify, educate, train and organize students to promote the principles of freedom, free markets and limited government. TPUSA also promotes critical thinking and advocates for Americans, especially college students, to use their first amendment rights whether it be by voting in elections or having respectful conversations with those they disagree with.
Contact: turningpointusa@oakland.edu
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UNICEF

Description: We are the Oakland University chapter of UNICEF (United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund). Our mission is to advocate, fundraise, and volunteer to support children in need and education through local communities. Our members also earn volunteer and service hours, network with other organizations, and provide assistance to families in our communities.
Contact: ayenaimtiaz@oakland.edu & avohs@oakland.edu
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United 2 Heal

Description: It is the mission of U2H to engage people of different backgrounds in the relief of destitute and in-need individuals and organizations in less than developed regions both domestic and abroad. Emphasis of the endeavor shall fall on the sequestering of donated medical supplies and equipment and the distribution of such supplies and equipment to destinations of greater need.
Contact: kkandil@oakland.edu
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Young Democratic Socialists

Description: YDSA of OU organizes students, campus workers and community youth to learn from one another and be empowered to fight against the most pressing economic and social justice issues. We educate our fellow students on how capitalism is negatively impacting every social justice issue from lethal threats of white nationalism to labor rights to the impending climatic crisis, and to organize campaigns that will combat these threats to our right to a better world.
Contact: ydsofou@gmail.com
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Pre-Professional

Achieve Together

Description: Achieve Together is a pre-professional student organization open to all majors that helps students explore career paths, understand what professionals actually do day to day, and learn the steps, experiences, and skills needed to reach their goals. Through live guest speakers from a wide range of professions, academic preparation, goal setting, and peer support, members gain real-world insight while staying motivated and prepared for success in college and beyond. Our goal is to create a supportive community where students can build connections, gain clarity and confidence in their future, and make informed decisions about the careers they want to pursue.
Contact: chajji@oakland.edu
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Anesthesiology & Perioperative Medicine Society

Description: The Anesthesiology & Perioperative Medicine Society (APMS) supports students interested in anesthesiology, perioperative medicine, and critical care by providing early clinical exposure, mentorship, and professional development. Through guest speakers, educational events, shadowing guidance, networking, and peer mentorship, APMS helps students explore healthcare careers while developing leadership, professionalism, and a stronger understanding of perioperative medicine.
Contact: dmeadows@oakland.edu
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Business Professionals of America

Description: Business Professionals of America (BPA) prepares students for careers in business, technology, and related fields through professional development, networking, and leadership opportunities. Students from all majors can compete at the state and national levels in events ranging from Business Administration and Finance to Programming, IT, Graphic Design, and Entrepreneurship.
Contact: bpa@oakland.edu
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Diverse Dental Society

Description: Our organization supports pre-dental students on their journey to dental school by providing guidance on applications, DAT preparation, interviews, shadowing, and volunteering opportunities. We also invite dental students and dentists to share their experiences and advice and offer hands-on activities, such as suturing workshops and tooth-filling exercises. Our goal is to provide students with mentorship, resources, professional development, and hands-on experiences to help them prepare for dental school and their future careers in dentistry.
Contact: Mkthomas@oakland.edu
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Financial Management Association

Description: Provides students the necessary tools to expand their knowledge in Finance at a professional level through education, networking, and experience. Events are held on Tuesdays or Thursdays.
Contact: FMA@oakland.edu
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Future Pediatrics of America

Description: The Future Pediatrics of America is a group of students who collectively have ambitions in the pediatric sciences. Members in the group can also have interests in pursuing higher level degrees in nursing, pre-med, pre-pa and more.
Contact: oufuturepediatricsofamerica@gmail.com
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Future Sports Professionals Network

Description: Future Sports Professionals Network (FSPN) is a student-led organization at Oakland University that connects aspiring sports professionals with industry opportunities. Along with workshops, networking, and guest speakers, FSPN builds a strong community where students can learn, connect, and enjoy sports together outside the classroom.
Contact: awebb3@oakland.edu
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G-STEP (Grizzly Students Training in Exercise & Performance)

Description: G-STEP at Oakland University exists so that all students at OU might be able to find community, pursue healthy exercise and living habits, and learn more about the complex field of exercise science. We offer diverse events that will allow students to excel in these different, but equally important, areas. We believe that students should grow their understanding of themselves, their field, and their community so that they will retain confidence, humility, and knowledge no matter where they might end up.
Contact: exscluboaklanduniversity@gmail.com
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Medical Imaging Science Society

Description: The Medical Imaging Science Society (MISS) connects OU students interested in medical imaging, including radiologic technology, nuclear medicine, and sonography. Our goal is to help students learn more about the field and appreciate its vital role in patient care. Through our meetings and events, we'll connect you with program faculty, healthcare professionals, and fellow students who share similar passions.
Contact: TBD
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National Arab American Medical Association

Description: The NAAMA Oakland University Chapter is a student-led organization dedicated to fostering community, cultural understanding, and professional development among Arab American and allied students pursuing careers in healthcare. We provide opportunities for members to connect with peers, healthcare professionals, and community leaders through networking events, guest lectures, mentorship programs, and volunteer initiatives. Our mission is to empower the next generation of medical and health professionals by promoting excellence in education, cultural pride, and community service. We aim to create an inclusive space where students of all backgrounds can learn about Arab American heritage, address healthcare disparities, and engage in meaningful outreach to underserved communities.
Contact: amusharbash@oakland.edu
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National Association for Music Education

Description: NAfME stands for National Association for Music Education. NAfME is a collaborative community that supports music educators and advocates for equitable access to music education. We are one of many collegiate chapters nationwide. Our chapter supports all OU SMTD students (especially music education majors) through meetings, events, and workshops that connect future music educators and build professional skills. Both the Collegiate and OU Chapter provide pre, current, and post professional educators with free professional development, free access to journals, community building, networking opportunities, advocacy tools, and free teaching materials.
Contact: nafmeou@oakland.edu
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National Society of Black Engineers

Description: The National Society of Black Engineers strives to accomplish the following objectives for our organization: - Stimulate and develop student interest in the various engineering disciplines - Strive to increase the number of minority students studying engineering at both the undergraduate and graduate levels - Encourage members to seek advanced degrees in engineering or related fields and to obtain professional engineering registrations - Promote public awareness of engineering and the opportunities for Blacks and other minorities in that profession - Function as a representative body on issues and developments that affect the careers of Black Engineers.
Contact: nsbeou@oakland.edu
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Patient Care in Healthcare

Description: The Patient Care in Healthcare Organization focuses on helping students explore the connection between healthcare and the human experiences behind the healthcare professions. We will discuss how to care for patients from different backgrounds and with different conditions, as well as communication, cultural awareness, patient privacy, and the challenges healthcare professionals face when caring for diverse individuals. This will help students not only become better at their profession but also gain a deeper understanding of patient care and the experiences patients face.
Contact: Saleem@oakland.edu
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Pre-Health Commons

Description: OU's Pre-Health Commons is a place for students to experience everything you'd expect in a healthcare-based field via medical simulations. We offer mentorship, medical guest speakers from any field of medicine, and medical workshops.
Contact: ametzger@oakland.edu (president) marisamerski@oakland.edu (vice president)
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Pre-Law Club

Description: The Pre-Law Club at Oakland University welcomes students from all majors and class standings who are interested in pursuing careers in law. Our mission is to provide resources, opportunities, and support to help members prepare for the LSAT and law school. Some things we will host are LSAT prep sessions and workshops, a law panel, and guest speaker events featuring legal professionals.
Contact: tlucaj@oakland.edu
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Pre-Medical Society

Description: The purpose of the Pre-Medical Society at Oakland University is to promote a greater understanding of the field of medicine and medical school admissions process to all interested undergraduate students. The Pre-Medical Society is committed to helping students build the skills and knowledge necessary to gain entry into medical school and become exceptional, well-rounded physicians by providing a range of opportunities and support in academics, volunteering, and preparatory material.
Contact: gabrielthomas@oakland.edu
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Pre-Physician Assistants Society

Description: The Pre-Physician Assistants Society is dedicated to educating and empowering students interested in the Physician Assistant profession. Our mission is to provide comprehensive resources and guidance on Physician Assistant program admission requirements, the application process, and volunteer opportunities.
Contact: prepasociety@oakland.edu
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Pre-Street Medicine

Description: Pre-Street Medicine Oakland (PSMO) functions to serve the surrounding community in coordination with Oakland University William Beaumont’s Street Medicine Oakland (SMO) program. Service includes consistent volunteering, such as distributing supplies, gathering essential health-related supplies, and educating the broader student community on the value and impact of street medicine.
Contact: ClayFirment@gmail.com
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Pre-Veterinary Medical Association

Description: The Association seeks to provide educational opportunities, foster connections with veterinary professionals, encourage community involvement through service and outreach, and support members in developing the skills and experiences necessary for success in veterinary school and related fields.
Contact: pvma_ou@oakland.edu
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Public Relations Student Society of America

Description: The Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) is a pre-professional organization that provides professional development, networking and skill building opportunities for students interested in pursuring a career in public relations and related fields. PRSSA provides opportunity to connect with fellow students, learn more about potential career paths and prepare for your career!
Contact: prssaatou@gmail.com
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SoulBeforeScience

Description: SoulBeforeScience is a pre-health organization that connects faith and healthcare, reminding future healthcare workers that caring for the soul is just as important as caring for the body. We hold a weekly volunteering event with the Kiwanis K Club of shelby. Supporting veterans and seniors in need with donated medical supplies.
Contact: Soulbeforescience@oakland.edu
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The Chamber Orchestra

Description: Our mission is to cultivate a dynamic and inclusive community of student musicians dedicated to the art of chamber music. Through collaborative rehearsal, performance, and outreach, we strive to enrich the cultural life of our campus, foster musical excellence, and inspire a lifelong appreciation for cherished ensemble playing. In addition, The Chamber Orchestra of Oakland University aspires to fulfill the quest of collective bonding and performance through music by showcasing individual and collaborative talents, exploring a variety of historical backgrounds, and embracing global musical traditions. The Chamber Orchestra of Oakland University represents a unique, rare experience in the realm of string chamber music that sets Oakland University apart from many colleges, adding to Oakland University’s distinctive music department.
Contact: TBD
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The Chorale at Oakland University

Description: The Chorale is OU’s elite touring choral ensemble. Membership in the Oakland Chorale is open to all university students via competitive audition each fall.
Contact: milapitman@oakland.edu
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Social

American Sign Language Club

Description: The ASL Club is a welcoming and inclusive community for students interested in American Sign Language, Deaf culture, and the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community. Our goal is to create opportunities for students of all signing levels—from complete beginners to advanced signers—to learn, practice, connect, and grow together.
Contact: aturner7@oakland.edu
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BeGolden Fashion Magazine

Description: BeGolden is a student-run fashion magazine for Oakland University. A combination of journalism, public relations, photography, graphic design and more.
Contact: begoldenou@oakland.edu
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Book Club

Description: Book Club at OU encourages the reading of books for pleasure. This club uses in person meetings to discuss books the group votes on. This club meets formally once a month to have discussions.
Contact: sptremonti@oakland.edu
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Bowling Club

Description: The purpose of this organization shall be to bring the community of Oakland University’s campus together for an outside activity that promotes a fun time, networking, as well as health and wellness. The sport of bowling promotes physical, social and emotional health.
Contact: athompson5@oakland.edu
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Boxing at Oakland University

Description: A friendly Boxing Club at Oakland University which focuses on building self-defense skills and competitive boxing skills. No experience is necessary & and ALL are welcome to join! This is much more than just a club. We are a Team. A group of experienced Boxers and Athletes have founded this organization to teach the art of Boxing and promote physical fitness to the students of Oakland University.
Contact: bforconalhuk@oakland.edu
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Chess Club

Description: The Chess Club of OU is a chess club focused on having a great time and making new connections, through open play chess meetings and chess tournaments. We embrace all skill levels from just learning to playing rated tournaments.
Contact: aaronthielen@oakland.edu
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Costume & Cosplay Club

Description: The Costume and Cosplay Club is a gathering place for cosplayers, costume makers, and costume lovers to collaborate, learn, socialize, and share their passion. Feel free to join! All are welcome, no matter your race, gender, sexuality, or religion.
Contact: Mmarchioni@oakland.edu
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Creative Writing Club

Description: The Creative Writing Club brings together students who share an interest in creative writing, including fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and/or screenplays, although the club is not limited to these and is open to any form of creative writing. You do not need to be a Creative Writing major to join!
Contact: breannepeace@oakland.edu
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Crochet Club

Description: We’re excited to introduce the Crochet Club at Oakland University, a new club space for creation, to connect, have fun and gush over how soft and pretty the yarn we don’t need and shouldn’t have bought is! Whether you’ve never picked up a hook before or you’ve been crocheting for years, everyone is of course welcome! Any donations of supplies are welcome but if you have nothing and know nothing we are here to help you get started! In our club, you’ll find a supportive team where you can learn new stitches, share projects, and make friends while creating something handmade. We’ll host workshops, group projects, beginner‑friendly competitions, and casual hangouts where you can relax, enjoy free food, and show off your work. Please don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions and we can't wait to get started. Come join us and stitch something new at OU!
Contact: skhullar@oakland.edu
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Dragon Gate Martial Arts Club

Description: Our Martial Arts Club is dedicated to helping members grow both in skill and in their physical and mental well-being. We train together to improve technique, build discipline, and support each other's personal development in a positive and inclusive environment. Whether you are a complete beginner or an experienced martial artist, you are welcome here. We believe in learning together, pushing each other to be our best, and fostering a strong sense of community through shared practice and mutual respect. Open to all ages and skill levels.
Contact: urfikhan@oakland.edu
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Gaming Guild

Description: This is a student organization that is here for people to come out after a busy week of school and enjoy a night of gaming. We have a wide variety of games, both electronic and board / card games. We also have groups of people who do RPG style gaming.
Contact: Gamingguild@oakland.edu
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Girl Gains

Description: Our goal with Girl Gains is to allow all women to have a safe space with like minded individuals to achieve their fitness goals. We want to create an environment that does not feel clicky but one that just feels fun and light. We welcome any women at any fitness level, whether that means they have never considered exercising or they are competing in competitions already.
Contact: girlgains@oakland.edu
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Gold Vibrations A Cappella

Description: Oakland University's first and only all-gender a cappella group. Gold Vibrations is nationally ranked in the top 100 and competes at ICCA (International Competition of Collegiate A Cappella) yearly. The group rehearses twice a week and engages with various community gig opportunities throughout the year.
Contact: ougoldvibrations@oakland.edu
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Grizz Balls Pool Club

Description: A club for pool players, young and old. All experience levels are welcome. We will be regularly running training drills and playing matches both for fun and competitively.
Contact: brendleycarey@oakland.edu
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Grizz Gang

Description: The official student section on-campus. We spread the word of upcoming athletic events and try to be present at as many sporting events as possible. There are always free seats and commonly even giveaways to be found at the games! Go Golden Grizzlies!
Contact: camrynmoore@oakland.edu (Pres.) bjahn@oakland.edu (VP)
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Grizzlies Anime Club

Description: The Grizzlies Anime Club is a place where we discuss and watch anime, read manga/ webtoons and play games.
Contact: goldenanimesociety@gmail.com
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Honors College Student Association

Description: It is the mission of the HCSA to advance the curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular goals of the Honors College, and to ensure that students receive the support they need, be it academic or social, so that every student who enters the Honors College graduates from the Honors College.
Contact: hcsa@oakland.edu
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Improv at OU

Description: Improv at OU is acting without a script, making things up on the spot, and non stop laughing! No experience required! Just bring yourself and a willingness to say “yes, and.” Join us for weekly practices, build your confidence and creativity, and catch us performing live shows throughout the year!
Contact: improvou@oakland.edu
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Intrigue Hip Hop Dance Team

Description: INTRIGUE Hip Hop Dance Team began on October 4, 2000, here at Oakland University. Since then, we have made a name for ourselves, not only on campus but all around the surrounding areas. As a team, INTRIGUE performs at both on-campus and off-campus events.
Contact: intrigue.hiphop.dance@gmail.com
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Meadow Brook Ball Committee

Description: The Meadow Brook Ball is one of Oakland University's oldest traditions. Since 1974 the Meadow Brook Ball Committee (MBBC) has hosted a ball in Meadow Brook Hall, providing students with a night of food, dancing, entertainment, and lifelong memories. As a member of the committee, you will help plan every detail of the ball, including funding, decorations, theme, entertainment, and more.
Contact: meadowbrookballcommittee@gmail.com
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Men of Today

Description: Men Of Today is your go-to hub for all things related to community building, innovation, and collaboration. Together we focusing on creating a sense of belonging for students on campus along with acts of service.
Contact: menoftoday@oakland.edu
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Omega Sigma Delta Auxiliary Fraternity, Inc.

Description: Founded in 2023, Omega Sigma Delta Auxiliary Fraternity, Inc. is a community service–oriented all gender inclusive fraternity dedicated to marching band–related dance and performance arts. Our focus includes baton twirling, color guard, pom-pom/pomerette performance, and drum major artistry, while also supporting the development of dance across all genres. OSD is built on the tenets of Camaraderie, Achievement, Superior Chivalry, and Physical Excellence. We believe that strengthening our community is the only way to truly uplift the people within it. In addition to dance-based programming, we provide workshops and seminars on broader topics such as mental health, intervention, and community engagement.
Contact: mjacksonjones@oakland.edu
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Outdoor Adventure Club

Description: Outdoor Adventure Club is designed to bring together people who love alternative sports, outdoors and adventure. Our vision is to be able to host and plan trips and activities involving the outdoors and nature. Whether you have never tried any of the latter, are looking to improve skills or are a pro looking for some people on campus with similar interests.
Contact: dfstaples@oakland.edu
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Pick it Up! The Euchre Club

Description: This organization acts as an opportunity for Oakland University students to play euchre and have fun! Weekly meetings consist of casual play, with occasional “mini tournaments”, in which members compete and win point values equal to their score for each of their two games. All skill levels are welcome and no euchre knowledge is required.
Contact: jjkrajenke@oakland.edu
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Pollinator Conservation Organization

Description: The PCO is focused on the protection of wild and managed pollinator species, including bees, butterflies, and other animals. We aim to create "pollinator sanctuaries" which will provide habitat for these species, to spread awareness and advocate the importance of these animals, and to develop and execute sustainable strategies for supporting pollinators.
Contact: hcoury@oakland.edu
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Roundnet Club

Description: We are bringing the sport of Roundnet (also known as Spikeball) to OU. We plan to play twice a week at the Oakland University Upper Fields. Come ready to learn, compete, and have fun!!
Contact: jproper@oakland.edu
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Running Club

Description: Running Club is a student organization that is dedicated to self-improvement through physical fitness. Whether you're new to running or an experienced racer, our workouts have something for you. We meet several times a week to run, lift weights and just hang out and have a good time
Contact: kbaugh@oakland.edu
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Scientific Pens

Description: Scientific Pens is a creative club that combines science and imagination. We take concepts from movies, novels, music, and random thoughts and tie them back to real science in entertaining ways. It's a relaxing environment for anyone who is interested, creative, or simply wants to see science in a new perspective.
Contact: lannadasilva@oakland.edu
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Skate Society

Description: Skate Society OU is a skateboard club for skaters of all levels. Meet up with other skaters on campus, perfect skills and learn new tricks together.
Contact: skatesocietyou@gmail.com
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Social Work Club

Description: The Social Work Club is a welcoming and inclusive space where pre-social work, bachelor’s, and master’s level students can come together to learn, grow, and support each other. Whether you’re just starting out in the field or already deep into your studies, this is the perfect place to connect with like-minded peers, share experiences, and learn from one another. We offer hands-on opportunities, networking with professionals, and the chance to get involved in meaningful community service projects that make a real difference.

In this supportive environment, you’ll have the chance to develop your leadership skills, engage in important conversations around social justice and advocacy, and be part of a community that values collaboration and personal growth. It’s more than just a club—it’s a place where you can build lasting connections, expand your knowledge, and make an impact that matters. No matter where you are in your social work journey, we invite you to join us and be a part of something that truly makes a difference. Membership is open to all undergraduate and graduate students interested in social work and other human service related fields.
Contact: icstanczak@oakland.edu
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Student-Run Community Theatre

Description: Student-Run Community Theatre is an organization dedicated to providing students of all academic backgrounds the opportunity to be involved in all stages of the successful production of a theatrical play, be it acting, writing, directing, marketing, etc.
Contact: srct@oakland.edu
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Student Recovery Alliance

Description: Student Recovery Alliance is an organization open to all OU students - whether you live a sober lifestyle or not. The point is that you support your colleagues who do! We aim to support students practicing or considering sobriety for any reason, including addiction; bring visibility to our sober campus community; provide substance education and prevention skills; encourage mental healthcare; and host fun events without the pressure to drink or use substances.
Contact: sfr@oakland.edu
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Swifties

Description: Once a month, we will host a Taylor Swift-themed event that any OU student can attend – no matter how big of a fan you are!
Contact: mollyslivensky@oakland.edu
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Table Tennis Club

Description: The goal of our open play sessions is to promote community and friendly competition through Table Tennis, while providing a space where people of any skill level can play and enjoy the sport.

Our club also competes at a higher level in the National Collegiate Table Tennis Association (NCTTA) tournaments. Feel free to contact by email if interested!

Open Play Meets: Wednesday 8-10PM in the Rec
Contact: rpetropoulos@oakland.edu
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Student Activity Fund Assessment Committee (SAFAC)

Student Activities Funding Board

- Description: SAFB assists the more than 300 registered student organizations at Oakland University in implementing and developing programs, events and other activities to benefit the Oakland University student body by fairly and equitably allocating its financial resources.
- Contact: safb@oakland.edu

Student Congress

- Description: Oakland University Student Congress is the voice for the Student Body and advocates for campus pride and unity through events, initiatives and programs.
- Contact: ousc@oakland.edu

Student Life Lecture Board

- Description: The Student Life Lecture Board (SLLB) sponsors a diverse series of lectures at Oakland University that educate, inform, motivate and entertain OU students and the community.
- Contact: jam@oakland.edu

Student Program Board

- Description: Student Program Board strives to enhance student life by providing high quality and diverse programs, activities and events for the Oakland University Community.
- Contact: spb@oakland.edu

Student Video Productions

- Description: Student Video Productions is an organization for Oakland University students looking to utilize their creative abilities to gain production experience and networking opportunities.
- Contact: oaklandsvp@gmail.com

The Oakland Post

- Description: The Oakland Post is the student-run newspaper at Oakland University. Founded in 1973, The Post has provided an independent source of news for students, faculty and alumni for decades.
- Contact: editor@oaklandpostonline.com

WXOU - Auburn Hills 88.3 FM - wxou.org

Description: We are the Soundtrack of Oakland University since 1967. 88.3 FM WXOU is a freeform radio station that provides students with real world broadcasting experience beyond just hosting a radio show. We have numerous media avenues for students to explore, including podcasting, news interviews, sports reporting, live concert and audio performances.
Contact: generalmanager@wxou.org

Office for Student Involvement

Oakland Center, Room 49
312 Meadow Brook Road
Rochester, MI 48309-4454
(location map)
(248) 370-2400
osi@oakland.edu
OSI Office Hours:
Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

OSI Service Window Hours:
Monday-Friday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.