Golden Key, a national honor society founded in 1977, sends a membership application to all juniors and seniors with 3.6 GPA or above. Members offer a free tutoring service for campus students. Mortar Board is a national honor society for seniors founded in 1918. Order of Omega, founded in 1959, is a national leadership honor society for juniors and seniors in fraternities and sororities. Applications may be obtained through the chapter scholarship chair at the beginning of each semester.
Membership is by invitation only.
The Society recognizes high achievement among first and second year college students, provides opportunities for personal growth and leadership development and organizes and encourages learning opportunities through community service. Membership selection takes place each spring semester. The Office of Student Affairs offers financial and program support for ASUC student organizations to promote and encourage the diversity of campus student life. Student Affairs assists more than 150 ASUC-funded student groups and is committed to providing high quality cocurricular activities. ASUC advisers have a strong working knowledge of the ASUC and the University, and they have many resources available to help student groups.