A national honor society in history. The campus scholastic honor organization of faculty and students. Juniors and seniors who have maintained a high academic average are admitted by a vote of the resident members of the organization. Faculty members who have attained outstanding recognition through scholarship are also eligible for membership. Psi Chi A national honor society for students majoring or minoring in psychology.
Membership is by invitation to students meeting academic criteria set by the organization.
The local chapter of the national dramatic honorary society, founded to encourage the development of dramatic talent, foster cultural values, and unite the dramatic efforts of colleges and universities. Membership is determined by dedication and excellence in campus theatrical productions. Sociology and Criminal Justice Club Provides opportunity for students to learn about issues in Sociology and Criminal Justice and is involved in service projects for the general community. Student Business Association A society which provides opportunities for its members to become better acquainted with the world of business through meetings and conferences, and to apply the principles of management through its activities. It also provides opportunities for practical experience in working together on the problems of the community and of the teaching profession.