• Organization Listing by Category
  • Academic
  • Arts
  • Culture
  • Fraternity and Sorority Life
  • Honor Society
  • Political
  • Religious
  • Special Interest
  • University Outreach

Student Activities serves the students at the University of Arkansas - Fort Smith to complement their programs of study and to create and foster leadership development within the context of student-led student organizations, programs, and events. For more information, contact studentactivities@uafortsmith.edu.

All phone numbers begin with "479-788-"

Organization	Advisor	Phone Number	Location
1. Alpha Lambda Delta	Dr. Kathy Pinzon	7167	MS223
2. Alpha Sigma Lambda	Derek Goodson	7337	BD203
3. American Society of Mechanical Engineers	Dr. Michael Reynolds	7719	BD237
4. Amicus Curiae	Lynn Lisk	7766	BD115
5. Applause	Carol Westcamp	7533	HT113
6. Baptist Collegiate Ministry (BCM)	John Martini	7772	BD232
7. Biology Club	Dr. Amy Skypala	7825	MS218
8. Campus Activities Board (CAB)	Stephanie London	7694	CC108
9. Campus Crusade for Christ	Don Bailey	7554	BB109
10. Catholic Campus Ministries	Gloria Schneider	7013	CC201C
11. Chancellor's Leadership Council	Dr. Paul B. Beran	7417	FA100
12. Chi Alpha	Joanna Chandler	7129	CC233
13. Christ on Campus	Michael Crawford	7717	BD137
	and Clint Brooks	7335	AN209
14. Circle K International	Mark Lloyd	7635	CC220A
15. Computer Club	Rick Massengale	7899	BD121D
16. College Democrats	Dan Breitenberg	7578	GB218
17. College of Business Society of Students	Dr. George Schmidt	7885	FL104
	and Dr. Thomas Hayes	7761	BI205B
18. College Republicans	Roy Hester	7701	BD221
19. Collegiate Entrepreneurs' Organization (CEO)	Dr. Kermit Kuehn	7931	FL227
20. Collegiate Middle Level Association	Dr. Lois Yocum	7916	MS323
21. Cub Camp	Kerri Barnes	7696	CC108
	cubcamp@uafortsmith.edu	7695	CC114
22. Delta Gamma	Alex Snowden	7694	CC110
	and Meighan Pendergrass	7600	GY137
23. Delta Sigma Theta	Emma Watts	7808	BD114
	and Alex Snowden	7694	CC110
24. Drama Club	Bob Stevenson	7303	BB120
	and Pablo Guerra-Monje	7303	BB120
25. Episcopal Cafe	Dr. Henry Rinne	7431	HS109
	and Jeffrey Champlin
26. Future Educators Association	Janie Weber	7906	MS108A
	and Deebe Milford	7911	MS 102
27. Gamma Eta	Alex Snowden	7694	CC110
	and Kevin Thiele	7141	AN308
28. Gamma Phi Beta	Alex Snowden	7694	CC110
	and Penny Pendleton	7121	CC120C
29. Gay Straight Alliance	Dr. Rod Nelson	7618	MS226
30. German Club	Takeo Suzuki	7166	VB106
31. Hmong Student Organization	Takeo Suzuki	7166	VB106
32. Interfraternal Council	Alex Snowden	7694	CC110
33. Kappa Alpha Order	Alex Snowden	7694	CC110
	and Dave Pinson	7663	CC115
34. Kappa Delta Pi	Dr. Lois Yocum	7916	MS323
35. Kappa Kappa Psi	Charles Booker	7536	BB111
	and Dr. Jack Jackson	7620	MS229
36. Kappa Sigma	Alex Snowden	7694	CC110
	and Ron Orick	7019	CC230
37. Latter Day Saints Students Association (LDSSA)	Dennis Siler	7537	BS109
38. Lasting International Networking Konnections (LINK)	Takeo Suzuki	7166	VB106
39. Lion Rifles	Roy Hill	7553	HT112C
40. Lions for Christ	Ron Orick	7019	CC230
41. Math Club	Dr. Kathy Pinzon	7167	MS223
42. Merge Ministry	Carol Hill	7840	HS112
43. Non-Traditional Students	Lori Oliver-May	7306	CC107
44. Panhellenic Council	Alex Snowden	7694	CC110
45. Phi Beta Lambda (PBL)	Dr. Latisha Settlage	7933	FL215
46. Radiography Student Association	Angie Elmore	7845	HS334
47. Sebastian Commons Organization for Protecting the Environment (SCOPE)	Staff	783-7577	SebCo Leasing Center
48. Sigma Beta Delta	Dr. Margaret Tanner	7804	FL211
49. Sigma Delta Pi	Madeline Martinez	7562	AN214
50. Sigma Nu	Alex Snowden	7694	CC110
	and Dr. Gabriel Matney	7641	MS221
51. Sigma Tau Delta	Dr. Melissa Whiting	7531	HT106
	and Dr. Glinda Hall	7728	BS108B
52. SkillsUSA	Jamie Pair	7122	BD223
53. Student American Dental Hygienists Association	Pam Davidson	7274	HS167
54. Student Association for Historical Interpretation	Tom Wing	7805	GB135
55. Student Nurses Association	Rita Bates	7848	HS238
56. Student Pre-Medical Association	Kristine Garner	7614	MS230
	and Davis Pritchett	7741	MS325
57. Student Senate	Dr. Todd Timmons	7630	MS227
	and Student Senate	7306	CC107
58. Students Together Effectively Progressing (STEP)	Dr. Leroy Cox	7768	BD119B
59. Surgical Technology Students Association	Sidney Fulbright	7855	HS339
60. The Bridge	Marta Loyd	7021	FA206
61. University Student Ambassadors	Mark Lloyd	7635	CC220A
	and Ana Gentry	7143	CC220A
62. Vietnamese Student Association	Takeo Suzuki	7166	VB106
	and Dr. Zoe Morgan	7561	BB204C

Organization Listing by Category

Academic

1. American Society of Mechanical Engineers- Advances and promotes the practice of mechanical engineering at UA Fort Smith and the surrounding community.
   
2. Amicus Curiae- Forum for students interested in legal issues, and an organization for those working, or wanting to work, in the legal field.
   
3. Biology Club- Allows biology majors to explore later careers in the field of biology through conservation efforts, speakers, and field trips.
   
4. Collegiate Entrepreneurs' Organization (CEO)- Promotes entrepreneurial thinking and action among UA Fort Smith students and faculty.
   
5. College of Business Society of Students- Promotes the study and practice of professional fields related to the College of Business and provides opportunities for personal and professional development.
   
6. Collegiate Middle Level Association- Provides an organized source of information that advances middle level teacher preparation.
   
7. Future Educators Organization- Prepares students for a career in the teaching profession.
   
8. Math Club- Promotes mathematics on campus and in the community.
   
9. Phi Beta Lambda- Primarily a business organization, but open to all majors. Members participate in community service projects, fundraisers, and campus events while developing leadership skills.
   
10. Radiography Student Association- The voice for students currently enrolled in the radiology technology course.
    
11. SkillsUSA- Prepares students for leadership in the working world. Students learn to manage time, communicate effectively, and work as a team while gaining the knowledge needed to pursue future education and work experience.
    
12. Student Association for Historical Interpretation- Members are committed to inspire leadership and excellence among students for the advancement of historical interpretation in our community and as a profession.
    
13. Student American Dental Hygienists Association- Members are committed to the profession of dental hygiene and the goals to which it aspires.
    
14. Student Nurses Association- Focuses on membership, education, community service, service to the University, and health promotion activities of the surrounding community.
    
15. Student Pre-Medical Association- An advisory body for anyone with an interest in graduate-level, medical-related careers such as physicians, pharmacists, chiropractors, nurse practitioners/anesthetists or veterinarians.
    
16. Surgical Technology Student Association- Advocate for Surgical Technology students to enhance the role of the student, the health of the public in its medical community, and education environments through action and service.
    

Arts

1. Applause- Enhances students' appreciation of the creative arts through hands-on experience with the annual publication of the creative arts magazine.
   
2. Drama Club- Enriches the cultural aspects of the campus through theatrical performances.
   
3. Kappa Kappa Psi- Serves and promotes the existence and welfare of the UA Fort Smith band.
   

Culture

1. Gay Straight Alliance- Promotes tolerance on campus by bridging the gap between homosexuals and heterosexuals.
   
2. German Club- Promotes Germany's culture, history, customs and people.
   
3. Hmong Student Organizaion- The focus of this organization is to recognize and promote the cultural differences of the campus community.
   
4. LINK- Promotes awareness of the many cultural diversities that exist, not only on the UA Fort Smith campus, but also in our community.
   
5. STEP- Students Together Effectively Progressing is a forum for the dissemination and collaboration of information pertinent to minority students of UA Fort Smith.
   
6. Vietnamese Students Association- Introduces the Vietnamese culture and language to UA Fort Smith by hosting activities where students can learn about the Vietnamese culture.
   

Fraternity and Sorority Life

1. Delta Gamma- The purpose of Delta Gamma is to foster high ideals of friendship among women, to promote cultural and educational interests, to create a true sense of social responsibility, and develop the best of character.
   
2. Delta Sigma Theta- The purpose of Delta Sigma Theta is to build strong college educated women who are dedicated to public service and building strong communities for generations to come.
   
3. Gamma Eta- The purpose of Gamma Eta is to promote leadership, unity, sisterhood, strength, service, and diversity to women of different ethnic and racial backgrounds.
   
4. Gamma Phi Beta- Gamma Phi Beta is an organization consisting of a group of girls who strive for academic success, upholding the highest type of womanhood, philanthropy, sisterhood and support of UA Fort Smith.
   
5. Interfraternal Council- IFC is an umbrella organization that is used to promote fraternalism and brotherhood at the university.
   
6. Kappa Alpha Order- The Kappa Alpha Order chapter at University of Arkansas - Fort Smith seeks to help support and serve the University and local community, while giving a lifetime experience to its members and teaching them lessons of duty, honor, academics, and chivarly all in reverence to God and His women.
   
7. Kappa Sigma Fraternity- Kappa Sigma's purpose is to build better men through four pillars: Fellowship, Leadership, Scholarship and Service.
   
8. Panhellenic Council- Panhellenic Council promotes spirit within the Greek community and fosters the development of women.
   
9. Sigma Nu- The purpose of Sigma Nu is to excel in all areas of student life, while making an everlasting impression and setting the standards for fraternal life on campus and for growth of Greek Life at UA Fort Smith.
   

Honor Society

1. Alpha Lambda Delta- Encourages superior academic achievement among students, promotes intelligent living, and a high standard of learning. Membership is open to full-time students entering as freshmen who have a GPA of 3.5 and are pursuing a course of study leading to a bachelor's degree.
   
2. Alpha Sigma Lambda- National honor society that recognizes academically outstanding adult students in continuing higher education.
   
3. Kappa Delta Pi- Encourages high professional, intellectual, and personal standards to recognize outstanding contributions to education in the College of Education.
   
4. Sigma Beta Delta- Designed to recognize excellent academic performance of students enrolled as majors in the College of Business.
   
5. Sigma Delta Pi- Designed for those who seek and attain excellence in the study of the Spanish language and in the study of the literature and culture of Spanish-speaking peoples.
   
6. Sigma Tau Delta- Encourages excellence in the study of English and in the composition of original works, and promotes a sense of fellowship among those who display excellence in the study of English.
   

Political

1. College Democrats- Pledges to support the philosophy and candidates of the Democratic Party by educating students, assisting in elections and affecting political change.
   
2. College Republicans- For students interested in aiding the election of Republican candidates, and developing political skills and leadership abilities among Republican students.
   

Religious

1. Baptist Collegiate Ministry- Enables collegians and collegiate groups to experience God and fulfill His purposes through evangelism, missions, church involvement, and discipleship.
   
2. Campus Crusade for Christ- Provides students who are both Christian and non-Christian with a place to grow in their knowledge of God, with a community that both accepts them as they are and challenges them to be better, and with the opportunity to be used by God for His purpose.
   
3. Catholic Campus Ministries- Helps students relate properly to faith during college, and promotes spiritual and moral growth of the individual student that complements the values and teachings of the Roman Catholic Church.
   
4. Chi Alpha- Promotes the spiritual life of students by providing opportunities for worship, fellowship, discipleship, and witness.
   
5. Christ on Campus- Enhances the spiritual life of the University community and the organization's members, and presents claims of Christ to the University community.
   
6. Episcopal Cafe- provides fun, fellowship, discussions and free food for all young adults.
   
7. Latter Day Saints Student Association- Encourages and supports members in achieving academic goals and provides students with meaningful service opportunities, plus social and religious activities that are consistent with LDSSA standards.
   
8. Lions for Christ- Promotes Christian values, open to all students, and sponsored by the area Church of Christ.
   
9. Merge Ministry- The purpose of the group is to win people to Christ, train believers to become disciples, and send disciples to impact the world.
   
10. The Bridge- Reaches out to college students in the Fort Smith area and to help students share the love of Christ, grow in their relationship with Him, and serve His world.

Special Interest

1. Computer Club- provides a service to the student body as a place to seek information, fellowship and help with computer related issues and technologies.
   
2. Circle K International- blends community service and leadership training with the opportunity to meet other college students around the world.
   
3. Lion Rifles- Promotes and engages in competitive marksmanship in the Olympic sport of air rifle.
   
4. Sebastian Commons Organization for Protecting the Environment (SCOPE)- The purpose of SCOPE is to monitor and maintain the recycling program at Sebastian Commons, to educate residents on the benefits and importance of recycling.
   

University Outreach

1. Campus Activities Board- Provides a cohesive yet diverse scheduling of programming to students and the community. CAB coordinates such events as Haunted Union, Spring Back Week, Island Party and more than 20 other events throughout the year!
   
2. Chancellor's Leadership Council- Exemplifies leadership and service of selected scholars to the campus and community.
   
3. Cub Camp- Hosts a unique experience for incoming freshmen at which UA Fort Smith pride, traditions, and activities are shared, and develops leadership skills for the students coordinating camp.
   
4. Non-Traditional Students- provides a supportive environment for students to come together and discuss issues related to being an adult and returning student.
   
5. Student Senate- Student Senate serves as the elected representative body of the students at UA Fort Smith. The Senate provides a forum to openly discuss student affairs, advise the administration, and recommend services to improve the quality of campus life.
6. University Student Ambassadors- Promotes the University through hospitality and public relations. Members are competitively selected at the beginning of the fall semester.