The club sponsors guest speakers and participates in several off-campus tours and annual conferences, such as the National Restaurant Show in Chicago. Members of the club help plan an annual banquet in conjunction with other Food and Nutrition groups. The International Agriculture Club is designed for students with either an international background or interest. The group gives international students the chance to become acquainted with each other and to intermingle. Activities include field trips, on-site industry guest speakers, international festivals, and recreational activities.
Membership is open to students of all nationalities.
National Association of Interpretation Members of this national organization support the mission to foster excellence in interpretation and support the interpretive profession. They exist to increase their understanding of natural or cultural history while improving upon their skills as communicators. To become a member of this national ornamental horticulture and floriculture society, students must have at least junior standing and be specializing in ornamental horticulture. A grade point average of 3.25 in horticulture course work and a 3.0 overall GPA is also required. Activities of the club include plant sales, dinners, installation of plant materials, and an annual banquet.