Student Clubs & Organizations
A wide range of student organizations exist for students in the School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics (NSM). In addition to this, the University offers over 300 registered student organizations, all eager to embrace new members and build a sense of togetherness. No matter your interests, there are various groups where you can connect with like-minded peers and actively participate.
Why Join a Student Organization?
Unlock your potential and make the most of your college experience.
- Discover Your Passion & Strengths — Explore new interests and uncover what truly excites you.
- Build Leadership Skills — Take on projects and events that develop your leadership and management abilities.
- Gain Real-World Skills — Strengthen essential skills like communication, teamwork, and time management — key for your future career.
- Expand Your Network — Connect with alumni, professionals, and peers to grow your personal and professional connections.
- Make Friends & Have Fun — Meet like-minded people, enjoy social activities, and take a refreshing break from your studies.
- Enhance Your Resume — Show employers you bring more than just academics — you’re a well-rounded, engaged candidate.
Joining a student organization can turn your college years into an unforgettable, transformative experience. Take the leap!
Biology
- Biology Graduate Student Council (BGSC)
Connecting biology grad students for professional growth, social events, and a voice in departmental decisions.
Advisors: Nicole De Nisco and Nicholas Dillon
Chemistry
- Chemistry Graduate Student Association (CGSA)
Building a supportive network for chem grad students with career development, outreach, and community connections.
Advisor: Ronald Smaldone - Chemistry Student Association (ChemSA)
Sharing the fun of chemistry through interactive events, faculty connections, and a welcoming student community.
Advisor: Amandeep Sra
Math
- Actuarial Student Association (ASA) Helping students prepare for actuarial careers through exam support, mentorship, and networking.
Advisor: Natalia Humphreys - Data Science Club Your hub for machine learning, AI, competitions, industry trends, and networking with peers and professionals. Advisor: Harpreet Singh
- Gamma Iota Sigma (GIS)
The go-to group for students interested in insurance, risk management, and actuarial careers, offering career growth and connections.
Advisor: Steven Haynes - UTD/SMU Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM)
Uniting students interested in applied math and computation to explore real-world problems and cutting-edge research. - Math Club Exploring fun, curious math topics, puzzles, and discussions with like-minded math lovers. Advisor: Maxim Arnold
- UTD Putnam Club Weekly problem-solving meetups for students excited about past Putnam Competition challenges.
Advisor: Nathan Williams
Physics
Society of Physics Students (SPS) Open to all physics enthusiasts! Join us for social events, research talks, competitions, and outreach. Advisor: Jason Slinker
STEM Education
WeTeach (UTeach Dallas)
Connecting future math and science educators through hands-on experiences, speakers, and career preparation. Advisor: Kim Distin
Sustainable Earth Systems Sciences
- AAPG & SEG Student Chapters For students passionate about geology and geophysics, offering hands-on projects, leadership, and idea-sharing. Advisor: Robert Stern
- Geoclub A home for Earth science enthusiasts, hosting events, outreach, and new opportunities within the UTD community.
Advisor: Kristina Butler - Bee Campus USA
- UTD Eco Hub
- Sustainability Service Honors
- Eco Reps
Postdoc
Postdoctoral Association (UTDPDA)
Supporting UTD postdocs with career development, advocacy, and a strong peer community.
Advisor: Francesca Filbey
Pre-Health
- Alpha Epsilon Delta (AED) The honor society for pre-health students, offering leadership, service, and career-focused opportunities. Advisor: Doyen Rainey
- Global Brigades Join global health and service trips, shadow healthcare professionals, and help improve community health abroad.
Advisor: Uma Srikanth - HOSA-Future Health Professionals Compete, volunteer, and grow as a future health leader alongside peers in pre-health fields.
Advisor: Doyen Rainey - Molding Doctors at UTD is a pre-med student organization empowering future physicians with resources, mentorship, and a strong, supportive community.
Advisor: Jeanna Kirk - Delta Epsilon Mu (ΔEM) An inclusive pre-health fraternity focused on leadership, service, and supporting each other’s healthcare journeys. Advisor: Syed Naqvi
- American Medical Women’s Association (AMWA) Advancing women in healthcare through advocacy, leadership, and professional development. Catherine Thorn
- Pre-Dental Association Helping students explore dentistry through events, guest speakers, school visits, and community service. David Murchison
- Pre-Optometry Professional Society (POPS) Supporting future optometrists with study prep, networking, volunteer work, and application tips. Advisor: Doyen Rainey
- Pre-Physician Assistant Society Providing resources, guest talks, and a supportive community to help students prepare for PA school.
- Pre-OT/PT Society Helping pre-occupational and physical therapy students gain experience, prepare for grad school, and connect with peers.
- Minority Association of Pre-Medical Students (MAPS) Supporting underrepresented pre-med students and promoting healthcare equity and cultural competence.
- UTD Blood Initiative Hosting monthly blood drives and offering volunteer and professional development opportunities.
- National Society of Black Women in Medicine Empowering Black women in healthcare through mentorship, resources, and community-building.
- South Asian Medical Society Offering clinical experience, leadership opportunities, and a strong peer network for future healthcare professionals.
Culture
- Girls Who Code
- Win STEM
- Black Students for Public Health
- Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers
- Female Leaders of America in Science and Health (FLASH)
- Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics & Native Americans in Science (SACNAS) Supporting Hispanic and Native American students in STEM on their path to advanced degrees and leadership roles. Advisors: Erica L. Sanchez, Andrés Cisneros
Still not sure where to start? We have your back! Tell us about yourself, and a member of the Student Organization Center will give you some recommendations.
The easiest way for students and alumni to set up a meeting with CSC staff is through Handshake.