The Economics Club promotes and encourages the study of economics through lectures, field trips, workshops, co-ops, and participation incommunity affairs and seminars. This organization is open to all economics majors and any other interested students. The primary purpose of this organization is to serve as a major vehicle for student involvement in all departmental activities concerning students. Membership is open to persons from each class within the department. The Frederick D. Inge Biology Club is open to all biology majors.
Membership is open to all HPER majors.
The History Club is open to history majors and other students who are interested in deepening their understanding of contemporary society in its historical perspective and in meeting with their fellow students and faculty members in an informal setting. The Club sponsors panel discussions and guest speakers on pertinent topics of mutual interest. Inc. Membership in this chapter is open to those students majoring in Human Ecology and to others who are inter- ested in discussions, activities, and service projects concerning the home, family, and community life. The purpose of this organization is to provide a greater aware- ness and understanding of the natural environment, facilitate the science students choice of curriculum, and introduce the student to various disciplines of Marine and Environmental Science. Membership is open to any Hampton University student.