university of south carolina student organizations guide 2013-14
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The University of South Carolina publishes a yearly guide to the 400+ student organizations available to students. More information can be found http://www.sa.sc.edu/studentorgs/TRANSCRIPT
Academic Team • Active Minds • American Choral Directors Association Student Chapter • American Criminal Justice Association • American Institute of Chemical Engineers • Amnesty International • Anglers at USC • Anthropology Graduate Organization for Research, Action and Ethics • Art History Club • Association of African-American Students • Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Alliance (BGLSA) • Brothers of Nubian Descent (BOND) • Carolina Association of Pre-Pharmacy Students • Carolina Association of Sculpture Students • Carolina Debate Union • Carolina Eskrima Silat • Carolina Flute Guild • Carolina Horror Cinema Club • Carolina Leadership Development Club • Carolina Productions • Carolina Sailing Club • Carolina Science Society • Carolina Surf Club • Chinese Language Club • Clarinet Association • Clay Club • Cockapella • Cocky’s Culinary Club • Compassion for Animals • Dance Company • Darla Moore School of Business Doctoral Student Association • Double Bass Club • EcoReps • Euphradian Society • Exercise Science Club • Faith and Scholarship Society • Fashion Board • Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance • Flying Gamecock Skydiving Club • Forward Progressive Alliance • French Club • Fusion • Gamecock Bhangra • Gamecock Spanish Club • Gamecock Table Tennis Club • Gamma Iota Sigma • Geology Club • Green Room Productions • Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) • International Master of Business Administration Marketing Club • International Master of Business Administration Wine Society • Ink! Undergraduate English Association • Intercultural Dialogue Student Organization • Latin Dance Club • Marine Science Graduate Students • Meditation Society • Mock Trial Team • Moksha • Music Teachers National Association • My Carolina Alumni Association Student Advisory Board • NAACP • National Press Photographers Association • National Student Exchange Association • Net Impact Undergrad • Nippon Anime School of Heavenly Imagery (NASHI) Club • Off -Off Broadway • Omani Student Association • Pan-African Student Association (PANASA) • Percussion Society • Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia • Photographic Society • Political Science Graduate Student Association • Project Dance • Rhetoric Society of America • Rik-A-Sha • Roosevelt Institute • Russian Club • S.W.A.R.M. (Students With a Responsible Message) at USC • Students Advocating for a Greener Environment (SAGE) • SAVVY • Saxophone Association • Students Engaged in Aquatic Science (SEAS) • Secular Student Alliance • Sigma Lambda Beta Fraternity International, Inc. • Society for Advancement of the Chemical Sciences • Society of Women Engineers • Sound Check • South Carolina eSports Club • South Carolina Fighting Gamecock Boxing Team • South Carolina Trumpet Association • Sport and Entertainment Management Club • Sports Car Club of America • Student Firearms Association • Students for Justice in Palestine • Students for Life • Students Promoting the University’s Reach for Success (SPURS) • Swype • Tau Kappa Epsilon Colony • The Cocktails Female A Cappella • The Disney Association • The Gaming Guild • The Lettered Olive Literary Review • The Philosophy Society • To Write Love • Transfer South Carolina • Trew Friends • Writers Club • Residence Hall Association • Alpha Phi Omega • Alzheimer’s Foundation of America • Amigos del Buen Samaritano • Autism Awareness Association • Believe in Tomorrow’s Children’s Foundation • Best Buddies • Black Social Work Student Association • Carolina Against Sex Traffi cking (CAST) • Carolina Service Council • Circle K • Colleges Against Cancer • Cure at South Carolina • Dance Marathon • Engineers Without Borders • Epsilon Sigma Alpha • Girl P.O.W.E.R. (Promoting Opportunity for Women to Excel in Reality) • GlobeMed • Habitat for Humanity • Jexactitude@USC • Kappa Kappa Psi • Make-A-Wish Club • No Kid Hungry: USC Chapter • Omega Phi Alpha • Operation Smile • Orientation Leaders Association • Project Vida • Rotaract Club • Shelter Saturdays • Special Olympics • Student United Way • Tau Beta Sigma • Timmy Global Health • TOMS at USC • Undergraduate Social Work Student Association • University Ambassadors • Waverly After School Program • College Class Clowns • Garnet and Black Magazine • News from Last Thursday • SGTV • The Daily Gamecock • The Garnet Report • The Odyssey Club • WUSC-FM • Alpha Epsilon Delta • Alpha Lambda Delta • Alpha Phi Sigma • Carolina Judicial Council • Carolina Scholars Association • Chi Sigma Alpha • Chi Sigma Iota • Delta Alpha Pi • Delta Epsilon Iota Academic Honor Society • Eta Sigma Delta • Eta Sigma Phi • Garnet Circle Student Alumni Council • Golden Key Club • Honors Pre-Medical Community • Kappa Delta Pi • McNair Scholars Association • Mortar Board • National Society of Collegiate Scholars • Omicron Delta Kappa • Phi Alpha Social Work Honor Society • Phi Alpha Theta • Phi Lambda Sigma • Phi Sigma Pi • Phi Sigma Theta • Pi Mu Epsilon • Pi Sigma Alpha • Psi Chi • Rho Chi Society • Sigma Alpha Lambda • Sigma Delta Pi • Sigma Iota Rho • College Democrats • College Libertarians • College Republicans • International Youth and Students for Social Equality • Students for Education Reform • Association of Saudi Arabian Students • Bangladesh
Student Organizations
University of South Carolina
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The O�ce of Student Organizations at the University of South Carolina creates responsible citizens, future leaders and provides opportunities to be successful. Students on Carolina’s campus have created groups with interests in everything from the appreciation of music to playing competitive sports, from politics to dance and from foreign language to community service. With more than 400 registered student organizations on campus, you’re sure to find one that meets your interests, or you can always start one of your own.
Clubs and organizations provide a variety of involvement opportunities. Involvement can include attending university events, joining student groups, working on campus, taking part in residence hall activities, being a fan of Gamecock athletics and much more. It is important to get involved on campus and take advantage of all the opportunities available.
HOW DO I START?View the list of registered student organizations at www.sa.sc.edu/studentorgs. On this site, you
can view a list of o cers and their email addresses or request more information. Many student
groups have open membership policies and accept members throughout the school year.
Visit the O�ce of Student Organizations in the Campus Life Center, which is located in Russell
House 227. In the o ce, you can speak with a knowledgeable sta� member or peer involvement
counselor about the variety of clubs and organizations available and learn about other potential
involvement opportunities.
Attend a Student Organization Fair or a mini fair. Organization fairs are held the first Wednesday
in September and the third Wednesday in January. Mini fairs are held Wednesdays throughout
the fall and spring semesters. Visit the information tables on Greene Street or in the Russell House
and meet representatives from various student organizations.
Keep your eyes open. Student groups often host events on Greene Street and post flyers
throughout campus to advertise the benefits of clubs, events and activities.
Read The Daily Gamecock. The University of South Carolina’s student newspaper is printed daily
and highlights student organizations and their events.The University of South Carolina does not discriminate in educational or employment opportunities or decisions for qualified persons on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, genetics, sexual orientation, or veteran status.
ContactO�ce of Student Organizations
Campus Life CenterRussell House 227
(803) [email protected]
www.sa.sc.edu/studentorgs
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S.A.G.E. & EcoRepscultivating, processing, and distributing food grain in and around USC. Page 7.
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Provides activities for students to participate in educational, intellectual, interdisciplinary,
cultural and social events.
Academic [email protected] students an opportunity to participate in regional and national academic competitions.
Active [email protected] the stigma of mental illness and promotes mental health awareness through peer contact.
American Choral Directors Association Student [email protected] excellence in choral music and advocates for the arts to elevate choral music’s position in the state of South Carolina.
American Criminal Justice [email protected] interest in the field of criminal justice
and gives members a chance to network with each other and professionals.
American Institute of Chemical [email protected] students in networking with other students and professionals in chemical engineering.
Amnesty [email protected] a Nobel Prize-winning grassroots activist organization with more than 1.8 million members worldwide.
Anglers at [email protected] students an opportunity to participate in regional and national tournaments for competitive fishing.
Anthropology Graduate Organization for Research, Action and [email protected] to further research action and ethical objectives of graduate students in anthropology.
Art History [email protected] the discussion of art history topics, plans community outreach projects, provides research and study help for art history students, invites guest speakers for lectures, and coordinates trips to museums and galleries.
Association of African-American [email protected] positive cultural, intellectual, and social activities for all students.
Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Alliance (BGLSA)[email protected] the community and provides support and social interactions for the gay, lesbian, and bisexual population.
Brothers of Nubian Descent (BOND)[email protected] the retention and academic well-being of African-American male students.
Carolina Association of Pre-Pharmacy [email protected] ideas and information concerning pharmacy as a profession, motivates interest in the diverse pharmacy practice settings, and encourages the building of social networks among pre-pharmacy students.
Carolina Association of Sculpture [email protected] sculpture as a fine art.
Carolina Debate [email protected] students for respectful debate while learning debating skills.
Carolina Eskrima [email protected] the fundamentals and philosophy of this Indonesian martial art.
Carolina Flute [email protected] a forum where all flutists can share flute-related ideas and continue to grow musically through performance, pedagogy, and development.
Carolina Horror Cinema [email protected] and analyzes classic and modern horror films during weekly viewings.
Carolina Leadership Development [email protected] members with interests in philanthropy, service, athletics, and friendship.
Carolina [email protected] entertaining, educational, traditional, and diverse programs for students, faculty, sta�, and community members that encompass the ideas, issues, and interests of the university.
Carolina Sailing [email protected] basic instruction and advances the knowledge and practice of the sport of sailing.
Carolina Science [email protected] public interest in scientific reasoning and provides a venue to discuss academic understanding.
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Carolina Surf [email protected] students with a passion for surfi ng.
Chinese Language [email protected] students in learning and practicing of the Chinese Mandarin Language (Putongwua) and broadens students’ understanding of Chinese culture.
Clarinet [email protected] activities of the clarinet studio and increases awareness of clarinet-related events.
Clay [email protected] ceramic students’ learning environment by o� ering advice from peers as well as professionals in the fi eld.
[email protected] a capella musical entertainment.
Cocky’s Culinary [email protected] an opportunity for students to learn about the culinary arts and to implement culinary skills while helping the community.
Compassion for [email protected] a voice and help for animals that are su� ering behind closed doors.
Dance [email protected] professional jazz, ballet, and modern dance concerts and participates in dance workshops.
Darla Moore School of Business Doctoral Student [email protected] a forum for doctoral students in business administration and economics to interact socially with faculty, administrators, and peers.
Double Bass [email protected] a network among all bassists (electric and upright) and provides a service to improve bass players and their capabilities on bass.
EcoReps [email protected] a personal connection between students and the University of South Carolina’s sustainability goals through discussion, activities, and student action.
Euphradian [email protected] generations of Carolinians for leadership by instilling the values of eloquence, civility, and honor.
Exercise Science [email protected] information and professional opportunities for exercise science students.
Faith and Scholarship [email protected] a forum where graduate students and faculty pursue the integration of their Christian faith and scholarship.
Fashion [email protected] students in furthering their knowledge and interest in the fashion industry.
Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance [email protected] feminists in a forum for discussion and activism.
Flying Gamecock Skydiving [email protected] students interested in skydiving safety and awareness.
Forward Progressive [email protected] students by providing a voice and front for progressive values on campus.
French [email protected] activities for students and faculty interested in the French language, literature, and culture.
[email protected] unity through dance and the love of dance.
Leslie Knight
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Hometown: Clover, South Carolina
Major: Public Relations
Activities: Miss York 2013, Phi Mu Fraternity, Student Government, Dance Marathon
Memorable moment:
The big reveal at the end of the 2012 Dance Marathon event. Last year, Dance Marathon raised $177,229.05 for the kids.
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Lenny Swinton
Gamecock [email protected] in regional shows and competition related to Bhangra.
Gamecock Spanish [email protected] as a pre-professional/interest group for Spanish language, literature, and culture.
Gamecock Table Tennis [email protected] table tennis and enhances the skills of members through organized practice sessions and competitive play.
Gamma Iota [email protected] students interested in insurance and risk management.
Geology [email protected] the earth systems in a creative environment.
Green Room [email protected] artistic opportunities to the campus and provides a creative environment for students.
Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA)[email protected] the delivery of compassionate, quality health care by providing opportunities for knowledge, skill, and leadership development for students.
International Master of Business Administration Marketing [email protected] students to emerging trends in marketing and prepares members for a career in marketing.
International Master of Business Administration Wine [email protected] academic, professional, and social benefi ts to all members.
Ink! Undergraduate English [email protected] and promotes literary, creative, rhetorical, theoretical, and multimedia interests.
Intercultural Dialogue Student [email protected] cultural diversity as roots of cultural richness and discourages judgment of culture.
Latin Dance [email protected] practice, training, and skill development of dances such as salsa, bachatta, and merengue.
Marine Science Graduate [email protected] a forum for students with an interest in marine science.
Meditation Society [email protected] weekly opportunities for students to meditate on campus and provides meditation information from diverse traditions.
Mock Trial [email protected] preparation and competition in local, regional, and national Mock Trial competitions.
[email protected] students to Indian dance and culture.
Music Teachers National [email protected] the values and study of making music to society and supports the professionalism of music teachers.
My Carolina Alumni Association Student Advisory [email protected] as an advisory board for student members of My Carolina Alumni Association.
[email protected] the economic, political, social, and educational status of all minority groups and works towards the elimination of all racial prejudices.
National Press Photographers [email protected] student journalists to better their practice.
National Student Exchange [email protected] a support group that coordinates and provides recreational and educational activities, cultural experiences, and fi eld trips to acquaint members to South Carolina.
Net Impact [email protected] understanding and discussion among students regarding how businesses can be benefi cial members of society.
Nippon Anime School of Heavenly Imagery (NASHI) [email protected] students a forum for watching and collecting Japanese animation.
O� -O� Broadwayso� [email protected] and performs musical theater shows.
Omani Student [email protected] the culture of Oman to the American and international community at USC.
Pan-African Student Association (PANASA)[email protected] unity, facilitates learning, and promotes the welfare and well-being of native African students, Africans in the Diaspora, and the content of Africa.
Percussion [email protected] activities of the percussion studio and increases the awareness of percussion events.
Lenny SwintonHometown: Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Major: Hospitality Management
Activities: President of National Society of Minorities in Hospitality, Intern at SC
Restaurant and Lodging Association
Memorable moment:Attending an informational session about the Disney College Program on campus that landed me an eight-month internship with Walt Disney World Parks.
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Phi Mu Alpha [email protected] the best and truest fraternal spirit, the mutual welfare and brotherhood of musical students, the advancement of music in America, and a loyalty to the alma mater.
Photographic [email protected] interest in the photographic medium, its history, and contemporary practices.
Political Science Graduate Student [email protected] as a representative organization to voice graduate student concerns and suggestions to departmental faculty and promotes professional development.
Project [email protected]�ers dancers the chance to be part of a dance team.
Rhetoric Society of [email protected] interest in the discipline of rhetoric and composition studies.
[email protected] choreographic and dance performance opportunities for students.
Roosevelt [email protected] students to explore and use their intellectual capital to a�ect the policy process.
Russian [email protected] students who are interested in the Russian culture and language and provides a community for further understanding and awareness of Russia.
S.W.A.R.M. (Students With a Responsible Message) at [email protected] students with age-appropriate reproductive rights and health information.
Students Advocating for a Greener Environment (SAGE)[email protected] on-campus awareness of environmental issues.
[email protected] assistance to female students, faculty, and sta� looking for a way to maximize their chances at self-improvement and enhance their abilities.
Saxophone [email protected] issues relevant to professional saxophone playing and teaching and brings in guest artists and lecturers.
Students Engaged in Aquatic Science (SEAS)[email protected] the educational, employment, and social opportunities of marine science undergraduates and any interested students.
Secular Student [email protected] a multipurpose organization for atheists, agnostics, skeptics, deists, and the collectively known “non-religious” students.
Sigma Lambda Beta Fraternity International, [email protected] a dynamic, values-based environment that utilizes our historically Latino-based fraternity as a catalyst to better serve the needs and wants of all people.
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Erik Telford
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Erik TelfordHometown: Columbia, South Carolina
Major: Management and Marketing
Activities: Carolina Productions, National Association for Black Accountants, Emerging Leaders Program mentor, Female Majority Leadership Alliance
Memorable moment:
Dance Marathon!
Society for Advancement of the Chemical [email protected] resources and activities, provides information, and promotes educational and social activities for chemistry and biochemistry students.
Society of Women [email protected] female students studying engineering, math, and science and encourages more women to enter engineering careers.
Sound [email protected] students the opportunity to perform with an all-male a cappella singing group.
South Carolina eSports [email protected] an environment where eSports fans can meet and befriend other enthusiasts and where members can compete in eSports.
South Carolina Fighting Gamecock Boxing [email protected] a safe and friendly atmosphere in which participants with varying levels of experience can learn or develop boxing skills.
South Carolina Trumpet [email protected] information, assistance, and musical awareness to current trumpet students.
Sport and Entertainment Management [email protected] students with an inside view on the sport and entertainment industry.
Sports Car Club of [email protected] students’ interest in motorsports.
Student Firearms [email protected] proper handling of fi rearms for safety and sport.
Students for Justice in [email protected] awareness on campus and in the community about the ongoing injustices facing the Palestinian people and inspires action on behalf of this cause based on the principles of justice and human rights.
Students for [email protected] respect for human life at all stages of
development, both born and unborn, through education and action, not reaction.
Students Promoting the University’s Reach for Success (SPURS)[email protected] the importance of friend and alumni donor philanthropy to the student body.
[email protected] the practice and exercises the art of breakdancing and tricking along with minor areas of martial arts and parkour.
Tau Kappa Epsilon [email protected] interest group to start Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity.
The Cocktails Female A [email protected] a unique a capella legacy while participating in fun competition and providing entertainment.
The Disney [email protected] students with an interest in Disney and fellow Disney College Program alumni stay connected to the company by sharing news, exploring career options, and building networks.
The Gaming [email protected] and organizes the play of non-sports gaming activity.
The Lettered Olive Literary [email protected] an undergraduate literary journal composed of student submissions, which is published annually.
The Philosophy [email protected] student interest in research and advances students in the fi eld of philosophy.
To Write [email protected]� ers hope and aids in fi nding help for those struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury, and suicide.
Transfer South [email protected] transfer students in their transition to USC by connecting incoming and current transfer students.
Trew [email protected] the number of registered organ donors and raises awareness of the importance of organ donations among all ages through educating, advocating, and grass roots organizing.
Writers [email protected]
Provides regular workshops for creative workers of all majors, backgrounds, and levels of skill.
Did you know:Carolina Productions has brought Josh Turner, Chris Young, Switchfoot, and many more concerts to campus.
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Provides activities for students who meet certain criteria to engage in education,
social, and recreational activities.
Alpha Epsilon [email protected] and recognizes excellence in pre-medical knowledge and promotes cooperation and contact between pre-medical and medical students and their educators.
Alpha Lambda [email protected] freshman students for outstanding academic achievement during their fi rst semester.
Alpha Phi [email protected] academics and leadership involvement in the community and provides opportunities for further learning and exploration of criminal justice careers.
Carolina Judicial [email protected]� ers students charged with conduct violations the option of having their case reviewed by a board of their peers.
Carolina Scholars [email protected] awareness and visibility of the Carolina scholarship, fosters fellowship among scholars, and serves the community.
Chi Sigma [email protected] graduate students, alumni, faculty, and student-a� airs professionals committed to excellence in academics, research, and service.
Chi Sigma [email protected] counseling, scholarship, research, and education.
Delta Alpha [email protected] to change common perceptions by recognizing students with disabilities for their academic accomplishments.
Delta Epsilon Iota Academic Honor [email protected] academic excellence and provides members with a forum for leadership, community service and valuable insight into career development issues.
Eta Sigma [email protected] students with a GPA of 3.5 and higher in the School of Hospitality, Retail, and Tourism Management.
Eta Sigma [email protected] to encourage classical studies scholarship among undergraduate students to demonstrate the relevance of studying ancient language, literature, and culture.
Garnet Circle Student Alumni [email protected] the goals of My Carolina Alumni Association to the student body.
Golden Key [email protected] to dedicate members to service.
Honors Pre-Medical [email protected] information and opportunities to Honors College students pursuing careers in the medical fi eld.
Kappa Delta [email protected] excellence in the fi eld of education.
McNair Scholars [email protected] cultural opportunities, community service, and student leadership activities.
Mortar [email protected] senior students on the basis of distinguished leadership ability, community service, and the spirit of scholarship.
National Society of Collegiate [email protected] freshman and sophomore students who have excelled in academics, provided community service, and developed leadership skills.
Delaney HorelDelaney HorelHometown: Irmo, South Carolina
Major: Math
Activities: Delta Delta Delta, Resident Mentor, Carolina Scholars Association, Intramural Soccer
Memorable moment:
The Carolina vs. Georgia home game. One of my residents coordinated a 21-person paint up.
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Omicron Delta [email protected] an environment conducive to interaction among students and faculty leaders in which student leaders can learn and benefit.
Phi Alpha Social Work Honor [email protected] and promotes scholastic achievement among students and faculty involved in the undergraduate or graduate social work program.
Phi Alpha [email protected] interest in historic scholarship.
Phi Lambda [email protected] leadership among pharmacy students.
Phi Sigma [email protected] a co-educational national honor fraternity based on the tripod of scholarship, leadership, and fellowship.
Phi Sigma [email protected] and rewards academic achievement of undergraduates and encourages community service, leadership, and continued scholastic excellence among its members.
Pi Mu [email protected] scholarship in mathematics.
Pi Sigma [email protected] scholarship, intellectual interest, and discourse in government and politics through exposure to political science.
Psi [email protected] the advancement of psychology.
Rho Chi [email protected] and recognizes excellence in intellectual achievement and instills the desire to pursue critical inquiry to advance the profession of pharmacy.
Sigma Alpha [email protected] community service through completion of at least one annual project and promotes and rewards academic achievement.
Sigma Delta [email protected] Hispanic students in a national honor society.
Sigma Iota [email protected] excellence in the field of international studies.
O�ers students the opportunity to gain experience in print, broadcast and online
media, advertising sales, and graphic design.
College Class [email protected] joy and laughter to the campus through humorous videos.
Garnet and Black [email protected] a student magazine that serves as an outlet for the creative talent of the Carolina community.
News from Last [email protected] an online humorous mock newspaper.
[email protected] hands-on experience in video production, editing, and distribution for media arts, journalism, and other interested students.
The Daily [email protected] the campus newspaper.
The Garnet [email protected] a new online outlet of current news and information concerning the university, created by and for USC students.
The Odyssey [email protected] communication among the Greek community through weekly distribution of a newspaper and events on campus.
[email protected] a student-run radio station that serves as a community resource both for educational and entertainment purposes.
Did you know:Dance Marathon raised over $224,510 for the kids during their 24 hour no-sitting, no-sleeping event.
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Provides activities and programs that are related to future career development or
academic majors.
Academy of Students of [email protected] the profession of pharmacy among students and provides students with the opportunity to construct policy and practice in a social atmosphere.
American Chemical and Polymer Science Society Student [email protected] students the experience of presenting technical material as well as a forum for networking with chemical professionals.
Alpha Kappa [email protected] an environment that develops the entrepreneurial mindset in members and promotes social and environmental responsibility.
American Marketing [email protected] students the opportunity to interact with professionals and peers while presenting information about the field of marketing.
American Nuclear [email protected] career and professional development, networking for peers, and service projects to promote nuclear industry.
American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular [email protected] the advancement of undergraduate research, research-based undergraduate education, and K-12 outreach.
American Society of Health-System [email protected] student awareness of the pharmacy practice within the health systems, provides information about career directions for students, and encourages membership in state and national societies.
American Society of Mechanical [email protected] a high standard of citizenship among engineers and participation in public a�airs.
American String Teachers [email protected] members for careers in music teaching through programs and community service.
Archival Students [email protected] a forum to discuss archival issues,
identify with the archival profession, and engage in professional activities.
Association of Black Psychologists Student [email protected] communication among black psychology students and aids in the struggle to improve the emotional well-being of people of African descent.
Association of IT [email protected] networking and professional development for students in majors related to information technology.
Association of Minority Pre-Health [email protected] in the full preparation of medical school with special emphasis on African-Americans and minorities.
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Association for Wedding Professionals [email protected] students with hands-on experience in the wedding and event industry.
Beta Beta [email protected] as a biological sciences honor organization.
Biomedical Engineering [email protected] biomedical engineering knowledge.
Black Graduate Student [email protected] a sense of community among black graduate students.
Carolina Investment [email protected] students about the fi nancial markets and helps them gain real world experience utilizing classroom concepts.
Carolina Student Association for the Education of Young [email protected] and acts on behalf of the needs, rights, and well-being of young children in our community with special emphasis on developmental and educational services and resources.
Chemical Engineering Graduate Student [email protected] a sense of community among graduate students within the department and facilitates communication with regional industrial contacts.
Chi Eta Phi Sorority, [email protected] humanity by providing community service in the new millennium.
Coalition of Diverse Social [email protected] a community where all students, faculty, and sta� are culturally competent and responsive to diversity and issues of social justice.
College of Pharmacy Graduate Student [email protected] a social and professional network in research and development with pharmaceutical and biomedical institutions.
College of Pharmacy Student [email protected] and coordinates political and professional functions and enables students, faculty, and sta� to participate in the advancement of pharmacy.
Collegiate [email protected] emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, fi nance, hospitality, and management.
Collegiate Middle Level [email protected] middle level teacher candidates in practices and professional development that will make them more prepared for the unique middle level fi eld.
Criminology and Criminal Justice Graduate Student [email protected] assistance, activities, and advocacy for graduate students in the Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice.
Delta Sigma [email protected] the study of business in universities, encourages scholarship, and aids students in their advancement of education by research and practice.
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Gina Perrotto
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Hometown: Howell, New Jersey
Major: International Business/Global Supply Chain & Operations Managment
Activities: Omega Phi Alpha, Community Service Programs intern, Capstone Scholars ambassador
Education Graduate [email protected] a collaborative environment among all education disciplines.
Educational Studies Graduate Student [email protected] the professional and social needs of graduate students in the Educational Studies Department.
Entrepreneurship [email protected] an environment for ideas and information on entrepreneurs.
Gamecock Pre-Veterinary [email protected] support to pre-veterinary students and those considering the veterinary fi eld, in exploring the opportunities in veterinary medicine and familiarizing students with what to expect and what is expected in the pre-veterinary curriculum, veterinary college, and as veterinarians.
Geography Graduate Student [email protected] the professional, academic, and social development of graduate students interested in the fi eld of geography.
Global Business [email protected] a deeper understanding of international business through guest speakers, workshops, and international outreach projects.
Graduate Biology Student [email protected] professional opportunities and social activities for graduate students in the departments of biology and marine science.
Graduate English [email protected] general assistance for guiding the academic careers of graduate students in English.
Healthcare Executives Student [email protected] leadership and networking skills within the external health care community.
IEEE Power Electronics Society Technical [email protected] activities for professional development and shares expertise through technical exchange.
International Master of Business Administration Finance [email protected] knowledge of fi nance topics and provides members with networking opportunities.
IMBA Student [email protected] academic and social benefi ts for members through activities, community service projects, and corporate relations projects.
International Undergraduate Journal for Neuroscience (IMPULSE)[email protected] neuroscience research manuscript submissions from undergraduate students and coordinates campus events for the annual Brain Awareness Week.
Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) Open [email protected] students from all university health professions in order to promote an interprofessional educational community focused on patient safety, quality improvement, and leadership.
Institute of Electronic and Electrical [email protected] advances in technical and professional aspects of electrical engineering and computer science.
Institute of Management Accounting Student [email protected] the knowledge of management accounting through interaction with the business community involving research and community service.
International Society of Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes [email protected] an environment where students of di� erent backgrounds can discuss and learn about outcomes research.
Kappa [email protected] women in the fi eld of pharmacy.
Library and Information Science Student [email protected] as a forum for professional discussion and programs regarding library science.
Master of Accountancy Student [email protected] academic, professional, and social benefi ts to all MACC and MTAX students.
Master of International Business Student Association (MIBSA)[email protected] students, alumni, faculty, and friends of the Master of International Business Program and supports the program’s continuous development and improvement.
Master of Human Resources Student [email protected] human resources and social activities.
Master of Public Administration Student [email protected] the educational advancement and professional endeavors of students.
Math Mentorship Peer [email protected] information and guidance outside of the advisement period to students beginning the major sequence of mathematics using a peer mentoring model.
Memorable moment:
When ESPN College GameDay came to USC! We beat Georgia, which was the icing on the cake to an
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Medical Graduate Student [email protected] social and academic activities for members, promotes unity among graduate students, and provides service projects for the community.
Minority Pre-Law [email protected] pre-law students of all backgrounds with professional development and training through awareness of legal issues that plague minorities.
Moore Association of Graduate [email protected] the networking process for its members through speaker programs, regional and national conference attendance, and numerous other activities o�ered on the local and national level.
National Art Education [email protected] a professional art education association for future art teachers.
National Association of Black [email protected] a national association that deals with the common problems faced by African-Americans in the professional world of business.
National Broadcasting [email protected] the development of students and entry-level professionals involved in electronic media.
National Community Pharmacists [email protected] a forum for pharmacy students to learn about the many career options available in independent pharmacy practice.
National Dance Education [email protected] a network of past, present, and future dance educators to focus on peer support and furthering the field of dance education.
National Society of Black [email protected] the recruitment, retention, and successful graduation of minorities in science, math, and engineering.
National Society of Minorities in [email protected] in the recruitment, retention, support and advancement of minority students in the hospitality industry.
National Student Speech, Language, and Hearing [email protected] professional interest in the study of speech, language, and pathology.
Net [email protected] awareness of corporate social responsibility.
Palmetto Chapter of Professional Convention Managers [email protected] the association community by enhancing the e�ectiveness of meetings, conventions, and exhibitions through member and industry education.
Palmetto State Teachers Association Student [email protected] the development and practice of high standards of personal and professional conduct among all educators.
Phi Alpha Delta [email protected] students and teachers of law with members of the legal profession and community.
Phi Beta [email protected] members to meet and network with others at local, state, and national conferences through the development of leadership and communication skills.
Phi Delta Epsilon International Medical [email protected] physicians of integrity with a lifelong commitment to the guiding principles of philanthropy, deity, and education.
Pre-Dental [email protected] students about dentistry and helps students apply to dental school.
Sigma Omega Upsilon Business [email protected] students to lead the world economically, politically, and socially through global experience, comprehensive education, and social diplomacy.
Social Work Student [email protected] assistance, friendship, and community service activities for all students and faculty members.
Society of Human Resource [email protected] students interested in the personnel professionals through guest speakers, meetings with the parent chapter, shadow programs, company tours, and workshops.
Sociology Graduate Student [email protected] students interested in the sociology field a chance to explore, communicate, and experience the world of sociology.
South Carolina Athletic Training [email protected] the athletic training profession through educational and social activities.
South Carolina Rooster [email protected] a local and regional organization for men in nursing.
Sport and Entertainment Management Graduate Student [email protected]�ers practical experience and provides superior learning and networking opportunities.
Student Advertising [email protected] on the world of advertising through speakers, trips to agencies, and competitions.
Student Association for Operations Management [email protected] the relationship between supply chain students and the professional chapter of APICS and provides job networking and professional education.
Student Bar [email protected] legislative and executive councils that sponsor and maintain services deemed beneficial for the students of the School of Law.
Student National Pharmaceutical [email protected], coordinates, and executes programs geared toward the improvement of the health, education, and social environment of the community.
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Student Governmenta student-run organization that represents and advocates the opinion of all students on campus.
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Student Nurses [email protected] to nursing education in order to provide the highest quality of health care.
Student Personnel [email protected] interest and involvement in the development of students in higher education through association with students, faculty, and sta� who are interested in the fi eld.
Teaching Fellows [email protected] information and assistance to students who have received the Teaching Fellows Scholarship from South Carolina.
The Gamecock Economics [email protected] as a platform for students to apply their economic knowledge outside of the classroom setting and instills a sense of community between economics students and professionals in the fi eld.
Theta Tau [email protected] and maintains a high standard of professional interest among its members and unites them in a strong bond of fraternal fellowship within the fi eld of engineering.
Women in Business [email protected] networking communities for women to grow, learn, and develop professional skills.
Provides organizations that refl ect the cultural diversity of the campus and
Columbia community.
Association of Saudi Arabian [email protected] ects information about the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and provides aid and information to the Saudi students, their families, and others interested in the Saudi Arabian and the Middle Eastern culture.
Bangladesh Student [email protected] cultural organization for Bangladeshi students.
Friendship Association of Chinese Students and [email protected] friendships among Chinese students and between Chinese and American students.
Fulbright Student [email protected] a strong Fulbright community, that helps Fulbrighters be more active and integrated in the campus.
Global Leadership [email protected] international professional networks through forums and other events that bring international students together with local professionals.
Indian Cultural [email protected] those interested in various aspects of the Indian culture, tradition, customs, and trends.
Indian Student [email protected] the interaction of people of di� erent cultures, provides a social support network for new Indian students, and informs others about the values and culture of India.
Hometown: Boca Raton, Florida
Major: Marketing and Management
Activities: Supplemental Instruction leader, Sorority Council president
Memorable moment:
Bid Day of my freshman year. It was one of the best decisions I have ever made.
Did you know:
Students on campus have volunteered over 472,000 hours of service in and around the Columbia community and beyond.
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International Business and Chinese [email protected] the professional and cultural development of students interested in China-U.S. business relations.
International Student [email protected] American and international students form lasting friendships and enjoy cultural events and excursions.
Iranian Student [email protected] Iranian social and cultural activities and events and provides support for the Iranian community.
Korean International Student [email protected] information and assistance to future and current Korean international students.
Muslim Student [email protected] academic support and services to Muslim students and promotes social interaction among students.
Nihon [email protected] the Japanese culture with other students.
Students Associated for Latin America (SALA)[email protected] cultural awareness about Latin American issues, countries, and people both on-campus and outside the classroom.
Taiwanese Student [email protected] services and networks for students and families from Taiwan.
Turkish Student [email protected] Turkish students with activities and gathers Turkish students as a community.
Vietnamese Student [email protected] a network of interaction within the community and a social friendship within the Vietnamese culture.
Organizations under the national umbrella organizations of the NPHC, NIC, NALFO, and
the National Multicultural Greek Council.
Alpha Epsilon [email protected] the opportunity for Jewish men to join a Jewish organization whose purpose is not specifically Jewish but rather social and cultural in nature.
Beta Theta [email protected] a values-based fraternity experience that aids the individual, builds the fraternity, and strengthens the academic institution through lifelong devotion to intellectual excellence, high standards of moral conduct, and responsible citizenship.
Chi [email protected] in the moral, intellectual, and social advancement of young college students.
Delta Tau [email protected] men’s lives by instilling in them the mission and values of the founding fathers of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity.
Delta [email protected] friendship, development of character, advancement of justice, and di�usion of liberal culture.
Fraternity [email protected] the large fraternity population by coming together weekly with chapter presidents and delegates from each chapter to share information and discuss hot topic issues.
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Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, [email protected] the development and perpetuation of scholarship, leadership, citizenship, fi delity, and brotherhood.
Kappa Alpha [email protected] an Order of Knighthood and is military in organization and government, religious in feeling, and chivalrous in ideals.
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, [email protected] the fraternity’s creed, objectives, and the purposes of the Grand Chapter.
Kappa [email protected] the fraternity’s four pillars of fellowship, leadership, scholarship, and service.
Lambda Chi [email protected] young men and molds them into model citizens of the future through philanthropy and various other activities.
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, [email protected] manhood, scholarship, and perseverance.
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, [email protected] brothers as the fraternity’s most valuable resource and strength.
Phi Iota Alpha Fraternity, [email protected] intellectual development, cultural consciousness, personal growth, personal achievement, and social awareness.
Phi Kappa [email protected] brotherhood and social and cultural interaction.
Phi Sigma [email protected] brotherhood and friendship among men and represents the ideals of chivalry.
Pi Kappa [email protected] integrity, intellect, and achievement for members, host institutions, and the communities in which we live.
Pi Kappa [email protected] the shared values and ideals as contained in the Ritual of Initiation, Supreme Law, and fraternity policy.
Sigma Alpha [email protected] brotherhood and social and cultural interaction as defi ned in the national constitution of this organization.
Sigma Beta Rho Fraternity, [email protected] to uphold the ideals of society, brotherhood, and remembrance because the fraternity believes that by doing so, the future may become a more promising one.
Sigma [email protected] the high ideals of friendship, justice, and learning.
Sigma Nu [email protected] ethical leaders inspired by the principles of love, honor, and truth.
Theta Delta [email protected] support for the ideals of diversity, individuality, and inclusiveness.
Andy HesseAndy HesseHometown: Richmond, Virginia
Major: International Business, Finance, Global Supply Chain Management
Activites: Student Government, Beta Theta Pi, Fraternity Council, Admissions Telecounselor
Memorable moment:
Being initiated into my fraternity. It is something I will remember and value for the rest of my life.
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Organizations under the national umbrella organizations of the NPC, NPHC, NALFO,
and the National Multicultural Greek Council.
Alpha Chi [email protected] scholarship, leadership, service, and friendship.
Alpha Delta [email protected] to uphold the principles of sisterhood, Christianity, friendship, loyalty, and philanthropy.
Alpha Gamma [email protected] opportunities for personal development through the spirit of sisterhood.
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, [email protected] high scholastic and ethical standards and forms a bond of sisterhood and friendship among college women that its
members will use to serve the community and mankind.
Chi [email protected] the advancement of women and a sisterhood that provides a network of friends and lifelong development for collegiate and alumnae members.
Delta Delta [email protected] a perpetual bond of friendship among its members, develops a stronger and more womanly character, broadens the moral and intellectual life, and assists its member in every possible way.
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, [email protected] academic excellence, provides scholarships, supports the underprivileged,
educates participants in the establishment of positive public policy, and highlights issues and provides solutions for problems in our community.
Delta [email protected] its members in the bonds of sincere and lasting friendship, stimulates one another in the pursuit of knowledge, promotes the social culture of its members, and develops plans for guidance and unity in action.
Gamma Phi Beta [email protected] to uphold the value of love, labor, learning, and loyalty.
Kappa Delta [email protected] true friendship among the college girls of our country by instilling into their hearts and lives those principles of truth, honor, and duty, without which there can be no true friendship.
Kappa Kappa [email protected] its members to learn more about the tradition of leadership and why the sorority believes membership in Kappa Kappa Gamma is truly an experience for a lifetime.
Phi [email protected] personal and academic development, service to others, commitment to excellence, and lifelong friendships through a shared tradition.
Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, [email protected] a social sorority that works in the community, specializing in education and betterment of youth.
Sigma Iota [email protected] to formalize, cultivate, and foster bonds among each other as sisters and
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abide by respect, trust, communication, professionalism, and accountability.
Sorority [email protected] sorority relations at a high level of accomplishment and, in doing so, promotes scholarship.
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. [email protected] the ideals of service, charity, scholarship, civil and cultural endeavors, sisterhood, and finer womanhood.
Zeta Sigma Chi Sorority, [email protected] dedication to success, education, and multiculturalism.
Zeta Tau [email protected] sisterhood, service to the community, university involvement, and philanthropic endeavors among members while encouraging scholarship and the betterment of individual members.
Provides students with the opportunity to volunteer with community partners and
build relationships with peers.
Alpha Phi [email protected] service and promotes leadership and friendship to the campus, community, and nation.
Alzheimer’s Foundation of [email protected] members about Alzheimer’s and provides volunteer opportunities.
Amigos del Buen [email protected] volunteers at the West Columbia location of Good Samaritan Clinic to interpret, assist in electronic data entry of patient files, and raise funds/write grants for the clinic.
Autism Awareness [email protected] support for families and children with autism through fundraisers, respite events, and informative speakers.
Believe in Tomorrow’s Children’s [email protected] and increases campus awareness on the benefits Believe in Tomorrow respite housing programs provide for critically ill children and their families.
Best [email protected] the lives of people with intellectual disabilities by providing opportunities for one-on-one friendships.
Black Social Work Student [email protected] open dialogue and retention of MSW students of color; promotes academic excellence, scholastic networks, and cultural diversity; fosters professional and recreational activities; provides a nurturing environment;
and advocates for students.
Carolina Against Sex Tra�cking (CAST)[email protected] awareness about sex tra cking and holds fundraisers to support organizations that help stop human tra cking.
Carolina Service [email protected] campus-wide service and service-learning programs for the community.
Circle [email protected] college and university students into a global network of responsible citizens and leaders with a lifelong commitment to service.
Colleges Against [email protected] funds for the American Cancer Society through the support of students.
Cure at South [email protected] funds in support of children’s surgeries around the world.
Chase MizzellHometown: Charleston, South Carolina
Major: International Business and Finance
Activities: Student Government, University Ambassadors, EMPOWER, U101 peer leader, Dance Marathon head morale, Second Servings
Memorable moment:
When we beat No. 1 ranked Alabama in Williams-Brice Stadium. It was an electric atmosphere filled with the Gamecock family.
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Dance [email protected] money to benifi t children with cancer and blood diseases at Palmetto Health Children’s Hospital.
Engineers Without [email protected] a more stable and prosperous world by addressing basic human needs and providing necessities such as clean water, power, sanitation, and education.
Epsilon Sigma [email protected] dedication to service and sisterhood throughout the world.
Girl P.O.W.E.R. (Promoting Opportunity for Women to Excel in Reality)[email protected] in the transition of high school girls to college-trained women through mentoring programs with emphasis on empowerment and interactive inspiration.
[email protected] to strengthen the movement for global health equity by empowering students and communities to work together to improve the health of the impoverished around the world.
Habitat for [email protected] students’ help to provide adequate housing for the working poor of Columbia and to help strengthen the relationship between USC and the Columbia community.
Jexactitude@[email protected] wholesale and retail distribution and trains students in entrepreneurial skills.
Kappa Kappa [email protected] outstanding collegiate band members through a national honorary band fraternity.
Make-A-Wish [email protected] money for Make-A-Wish South Carolina and helps make dreams become a reality.
No Kid Hungry: USC [email protected] the nationally-acclaimed organization Share Our Strength with the fulfi llment of their goals.
Omega Phi [email protected] a community service sorority.
Operation [email protected] awareness of cleft lip, cleft palate, and other facial deformities and opportunities for service.
Orientation Leaders [email protected] in the transition of new students to campus.
Project [email protected] underprivileged youth on healthy living through informative and interactive presentations.
Rotaract [email protected] an opportunity for young men and women to enhance the knowledge and skills that will assist them in personal development, addresses the physical and social needs of their communities, and promotes better relations among all people worldwide through a framework of friendship and service.
Shelter [email protected] at animal shelters around the Columbia area and supports animals in need.
Special [email protected] college students and people with intellectual disabilities to enhance their lives through sports, friendship, community service, and social justice movements.
Student United [email protected] leadership and service among students through volunteering, advocating and giving back to the university and surrounding community.
Tau Beta [email protected] the existence and welfare of the university band program, honors outstanding members, and provides a meaningful social experience for all involved.
Timmy Global [email protected] healthy futures by expanding access to health care and education while empowering students and volunteers to engage directly in global development.
TOMS at [email protected] the campus about the TOMS movement: for every pair of shoes you
purchase, TOMS will give a pair of new shoes to a child in need.
Undergraduate Social Work Student [email protected] fellowship and on-campus participation of undergraduate social work majors and minors.
University [email protected] USC and imparts its vital history, opportunities, attributes, and benefi ts when welcoming visitors to campus.
Waverly After School Program [email protected] in the personal and educational development of children living in the vicinity of the university, particularly the Waverly Community.
Hometown: Charlotte, North Carolina
Major: Hospitality Management
Activities: Kappa Kappa Gamma, Sorority Council, Emerging Leader mentor, Dance Marathon morale team and Changing Carolina peer leader.
Memorable moment:I was able to create and oversee a Greek-wide t-shirt competition that raised thousands of dollars for Circle of Sisterhood.
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Represents the residents and governments of all residence halls.
Residence Hall [email protected] the residents and governments of all residence halls to administrative decision-making bodies a� ecting residents.
Provides opportunities for students to serve, talk, and engage with members of our community from diverse backgrounds.
Baha’i [email protected] others on the principles of the Baha’i faith.
Baptist Collegiate [email protected] and ministers to students by facilitating spiritual growth while in college.
Campus [email protected]� ers anyone on campus the opportunity to be more involved in informal Bible study and form Christian friendships.
Campus Crusade for [email protected] students grow spiritually in their lives by teaching them the basics of the Christian life.
Canterbury of [email protected] an Episcopal ministry by and for young people.
Chi Alpha Christian [email protected] as an outlet for Christians on campus in ministry, Bible study, and fellowship.
Chinese Student’s Christian [email protected] fellowship among Christians and shares the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Chosen Gospel [email protected] unity, spiritual self-esteem, and diversity among choir members, leaders, and musicians in order to e� ectively share the message of Jesus Christ through music.
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Hometown: Columbia, South Carolina
Major: Broadcast Journalism
Activites: O� -Campus Student Ambassador, U.S Army Reserve
Memorable moment:
My most memorable moment would be my freshman year. We did a blackout for the Carolina vs. Alabama game.
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Christ’s Student Church at Carolina (Church of Christ)[email protected] to glorify Christ through the lives of students at Carolina through worship, service to others, Bible study, and fellowship.
Coptic Orthodox Youth [email protected] the community and educates members and the public about the Coptic Orthodox Church.
Fellowship of Christian [email protected] athletes, coaches, and all whom they influence the challenge and adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, serving Him in their relationships and in the fellowship of the church.
First College [email protected] students to encounter God.
Gamecocks Rejoicing in Anglicanism’s Christian [email protected] members with an opportunity for Christian prayer and worship in the Anglican tradition.
Hill of the Lord University [email protected] to impact the collegiate campus and the world beyond where people see believers chasing after God in a corporate environment and witness them worshiping Him by the testimony of their daily lives.
Hillel [email protected] guidance and organization for religious, cultural, educational, social welfare, and interfaith activities for Jewish students.
Impact [email protected] to spiritually edify the African-American community.
International Friendship [email protected] international students adjust to American culture, develop friendships with Americans, enrich each other’s lives cross-culturally, and share our faith through word and deed in mutual interchange.
InterVarsity Christian [email protected] witnessing communities of students and faculty who follow Jesus as Savior and Lord.
Kappa Upsilon [email protected] Jesus Christ to become an influence in the community through servant lifestyles and pursue a positive attitude and spirit.
Lutheran Campus [email protected] a center for worship and fellowship for Lutheran and other students on campus.
Methodist Student [email protected] a campus ministry sponsored by the United Methodist Church.
Newman [email protected] spiritual and social support for Carolina students.
Orthodox Christian [email protected] the religious needs, fosters fellowship, and provides a forum for discussion among Orthodox Christian students and students interested in Orthodox Christianity.
Presbyterian Student [email protected] the good news of God’s love in Jesus Christ to the higher education community of Columbia by inviting, equipping, and challenging students, faculty, and sta� to respond to the call of the Holy Spirit and to grow in faith and discipleship.
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Reformed University [email protected] students for Christ and equips students to serve.
Shandon College [email protected] students connect to each other, the church, and God.
Sigma Alpha [email protected] to live according to the ideals of Christ and His Word, uplifting each other through fellowship and service and bringing the love of Christ to campus.
Student Christian [email protected] the gospel of Jesus Christ through forums and workshops on campus.
The [email protected] an opportunity for all students to learn more about Jesus and grow in a personal relationship with Him while developing relationships with other people.
The [email protected] the commitment to the Word, the focus on spiritual disciplines, and our commitment to seeing the Great Commission fulfi lled in our generation.
The [email protected] an interdenominational Christian ministry for students who are seeking closer community with one another, asking honest questions about faith, and wanting to develop a more intimate relationship with Jesus Chris that is evident in their lives.
Young Life of [email protected] to sharing the good news with high school students by investing in their lives. Provides networking for students to be
active in political areas.
College [email protected] awareness of the goals and values of the Democratic Party on campus and assists students in becoming involved in the political process.
College [email protected] in the common libertarian cause by educating the uninformed and providing support for like-minded individuals.
College [email protected] the principles of the Republican Party.
International Youth and Students for Social [email protected] students and workers in the principles and history of the International Trotskyist Movement.
Students for Education [email protected] awareness and advocates for public education reform.
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Josh LynchHometown: Laurens, South Carolina
Major: Political Science
Activities: Carolina Productions, Student Government Senate and USC Connect
Memorable moment:
Attending CP’s Josh Turner concert with my Freshman Council friends. After that event, I knew I wanted to get involved in Carolina Productions.
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Teams formed by students who share a common interest in a specifi c sport,
recreational, or physical activity.
Bodybuilding and Fitness Clubsobodfi [email protected] its members in weight training; bodybuilding and fi tness techniques, styles, and methods; nutrition; and overall wellness education.
Carolina [email protected] ballroom dancing to students, faculty, and sta� .
Carolina Jiu [email protected] members on the literal meaning the art of softness, or way of yielding, as a collective name for Japanese martial art styles including unarmed and armed techniques.
Carolina Women’s Ultimate [email protected] frisbee and competes in tournaments.
Carolina XC [email protected] students who love to run or want to pick up running as a hobby.
Club Field [email protected] in tournaments and scrimmages.
Club [email protected] students with an activity that promotes camaraderie, competition, and enjoyment.
Cross Country [email protected] a group for runners who would like to run with a team and compete in an enjoyable atmosphere.
Fencing [email protected]� ers fencing instruction and competition opportunities to beginning, intermediate, and advanced fencers.
Gamecock Badminton [email protected] badminton as a new sport tradition while training and maintaining a group of competitive players who participate in tournaments.
Gamecock Club [email protected] an organized swim club for the students, faculty, and sta� for fi tness, fun, and competition.
Gamecock Disc [email protected] the sport of disc golf and provides members an opportunity to compete with other universities and colleges.
Gamecock [email protected] a team setting to practice and compete in gymnastics.
Gamecock Racquetball [email protected] an opportunity for participation in racquetball among students.
Gamecock Wrestling [email protected] training and resources to compete successfully at the national level.
Golf [email protected] students the opportunity to play golf daily.
Ice Hockey [email protected] in the sport of ice hockey against club teams of other universities.
Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (ISHA) Equestrian [email protected] participation and sportsmanship in equestrian competition among all students without regard to their level of riding skill.
International Soccer [email protected] students the opportunity to train and play soccer.
Raven EllisHometown: Charleston, South Carolina
Major: Public Relations
Activities: Minority Assistance Peer Program, Teach for America pen pal mentor
Memorable moment:
First Night Carolina was such a great experience. I can remember my friends and I talking about how excited we were about starting our new journey.
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Lacrosse [email protected] members of the MCLA and the SELC lacrosse leagues who practice two to three times a week and play in the spring season.
Men’s Club [email protected] in intercollegiate men’s volleyball.
Men’s Soccer [email protected] an arena for soccer competition for students between the intramural and
intercollegiate levels.
Mountaineering and Whitewater [email protected] and develops the sports of backpacking, rock climbing, ice climbing, and whitewater boating.
Quidditch League [email protected] in both intramural and club quidditch games with the goal of joining the International Quidditch Association.
Roller Hockey [email protected] students, faculty, and sta� with an opportunity to participate in recreational and competitive inline hockey.
Rugby [email protected] members on game strategy and basic skill to be applied in competitive matches.
Scuba [email protected] an interest in scuba and skin diving and increases knowledge concerning the sport.
Seidokan Aikido [email protected] self development through mind-body training exercises, increases proficiency in self defense, and promotes a philosophy of harmony in daily activities.
South Carolina Club [email protected] students the opportunity to play baseball at a competitive level while promoting a healthy lifestyle.
South Carolina Club [email protected] an atmosphere for members who enjoy the game and work hard to be the best.
South Carolina Triathlon [email protected] the sport of triathlon in the university and community.
Ultimate Frisbee [email protected] the sport of ultimate frisbee and its spirit of the game’s philosophy.
Wadokai [email protected] quality and comprehensive aikido instruction focusing on physical, mental, and philosophical development and combat-e�ective self-defense to interested students while maintaining a positive, constructive, and focused atmosphere in which to learn.
Wakeboarding [email protected] wakeboarders and water sports enthusiasts an opportunity to practice and compete.
Water Polo [email protected] students to the sport of water polo.
Women’s Club [email protected]�ers all eligible women a highly competitive yet friendly atmosphere in which greatness is achieved through individual e�ort and teamwork.
Women’s Lacrosse [email protected] information and assistance to individuals wishing to know more about the sport of lacrosse.
Women’s [email protected] an extracurricular activity for women.
Women’s Soccer [email protected] an arena for soccer competition among female students between the intercollegiate and intramural levels.
With so many options, we can help you shape your future at USC!
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