Academic Clubs
American Studies
American Studies Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Center for Studies in American Culture at 645-2575 ext. 1079.
Graduate Americanist Group (GSA)
Offer an interdisciplinary forum for the study of American culture, literature, history and theory. For information stop by 310 Student Union or call 645-2960.
Anthropology
Anthropology Student Association (SA)
This club is geared toward fostering greater understanding of the aims and scope of all fields, studies and research in the science of anthropology. Club gatherings allow students to mingle with professors and theorize with peers in a laid-back social setting.
Anthropology Departmental Club (GSA) 
We hold departmental social events, bring in speakers, organize student colloquia, and help to oversee the position of graduate students within the department.
Architecture
Architecture Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Graduate Architecture Department at 829-3485.
Urban Planning/Urban Affairs Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the School of Architecture, Center for Urban Studies at 829-2133 ext. 337.
Art and Related Fields
Art Historical Association Club (SA)
Art historical majors, minors, instructors, and interested students alike will benefit from the fascinating discussion that takes place in this club. This club helps stimulate discussion and encourages understanding of the history of visual arts.
Media Studies Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Department of Media Studies at 645-6902.
Student Visual Arts Organization (SA)
Visual Studies Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Department of Visual Studies at 645-6878
Biology
Biochemistry Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Biochemistry Department at 829-2727.
Biological Sciences Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Department of Biological Sciences at 645-2363.
Biomaterials Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Biomaterials Graduate Program at 829-3560.
Biomedical Sciences Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Graduate Department of Biomedical Engineering at 645-2593.
Biostatistics Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Department of Biostatistics at 829-3690.
Microbiology Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at 829-2907.
Structural Biology Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Department of Structural Biology at 898-8613.
Undergraduate Biology Association (SA)
Aims to facilitate communication between faculty and students, to foster a camaraderie among biology students, and to help students utilize the vast research opportunities that are available to them in this university.
Business Management
Clubs in UB's School of Management
A complete listing of School of Management clubs can be found on their website.
Management Departmental Club (GSA)
For information about this club contact the School of Management Graduate program at 645-3238.
Minority Management Association (SA)
Management students with their eyes set on the future and a need for contacts in the competitive job market of tomorrow should begin and end their college careers as members of this club.
Chemistry
Biochemistry Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Biochemistry Department at 829-2727.
Chemistry Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Graduate Department of Chemistry at 645-6800.
Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society - SAACS (SA)
The American Chemical Society is a self-governed organization of members in all fields of chemistry who wish to take part in a broad range of opportunities for career development and peer interaction. The society has been in existence since 1876 and SAACS is an affiliate of this organization.
Communication
Communication Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Department of Communication at 645-2141 ext. 772.
Communication Undergraduate Student Association (CUSA) (SA)
Meet departmental bigwigs, hook a nice internship, and fine-tune your self-marketing expertise. This club creates an additional facet of the department by focusing on the practical aspect of the communication field.
Computer Science
Association for Computer Machinery (SA)
ACM is an international scientific and educational organization dedicated to advancing the arts, sciences, and applications of information technology. ACM provides an informative and fun environment for those looking to expand their computing knowledge.
Computer Science and Engineering Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at 645-3180.
Economics
Economics Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Graduate Department of Economics at 645-2121.
Education
Educational Leadership and Policy Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the School of Education, Educational Leadership and Policy Department at 645-2471.
Educational Opportunity Program Student Association (EOPSA) (SA)
Provides information about the university's EOP programs and gives guidance to EOP students
Learning and Instruction Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Department of Learning and Instruction in the Graduate School of Education at 645-2455.
Engineering
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics - AIAA (SA)
The objective of this club is to further, with its locality, the purposes and programs of the AIAA, Inc. AIAA is one of the largest student organizations at the University at Buffalo. They are an active club throughout the year, participating in various national and international competitions. The club is open for membership irrespective of major or background.
American Institute of Chemical Engineers - AIChE (SA)
The purpose of this club is to further the educational background and vocational achievement of members and seek to inculcate in its members an appreciation of proper code of professional ethics.
American Society of Civil Engineers - ASCE (SA)
ASCE is an organization for individuals with an interest in civil engineering. The purpose of this club is to expose members to professionals in the civil engineering field through guest presentations, joint meetings and networking events. In addition, members will have the opportunity to participate in one of two competition teams, steel bridge and concrete canoe, which help members apply knowledge through hands on projects.
American Society of Mechanical Engineers - ASME (SA)
The purpose shall be the advancement and dissemination of the theory and practice of mechanical engineering. The goal of ASME is to provide experience in design, construction and planning for any engineers, not just mechanical engineers. Any student who is willing to contribute in a positive manner is welcome to join. More likely than not, the club will be able to find something that appeals to all members.
Chemical and Biological Engineering Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Department of Chemical Engineering at 645-2911.
Civil, Structural, and Environmental Engineering Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Civil Engineering Department at 645-2114 ext. 2400.
Computer Science and Engineering Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Department of Computer Science and Engineering at 645-3180 ext. 300.
Electrical Engineering Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Department of Electrical Engineering at 645-3115.
Engineering Cooperative Society (SA)
The Engineering Cooperative Society's main purpose is to serve as a forum to bring together students in Engineering, Science and Technology to discuss ideas, projects, innovations, and other mutually relevant interests. It also serves as an educational resource center for members, providing information about the different Engineering disciplines, tutoring, advisement, scholarships, and other issues relevant to one's college experience as a current or prospective Engineering student at University at Buffalo. Membership is open to any and all undergraduate students of the University at Buffalo.
Institute of Electrical & Electronic Engineering - IEEE (SA)
The IEEE promotes the engineering process of creating, developing, integrating, sharing, and applying knowledge about electro and information technologies and sciences for the benefit of humanity and the profession.
Institute of Industrial Engineers - IIE (SA)
The purpose of this club is the dissemination of knowledge of theory and practice of all aspects and allied branches of industrial engineering.
Industrial and Systems Engineering Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Department of Industrial Engineering in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at 645-2357.
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Departmental Club (GSA)
Contact the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, 645-2593 ext. 2200.
National Society of Black Engineers (SA) (NSBE)
NSBE's mission is to increase the number of culturally responsible engineers to excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact the community. In addition, UB-NSBE also strives to help all minorities in all disciplines and create a sense of awareness on all that affect students on and off UB campuses. Through community services, workshops and fundraisers, we hope to keep the NSBE and UB mission alive.
Society of Automotive Engineers - SAE (SA)
Brings practicing engineers on campus, arranges field trips to research engineering establishments and much more. Members also make all types of vehicles, from snowmobiles to racing cars.
Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers - SHPE (SA)
SHPE is the leading social-technical organization whose primary function is to enhance and achieve the potential of Hispanics in engineering, math and science. Its members are brought together by heritage, social responsibility and desire to improve the equality of all people through the use of science and technology.
Society of Women Engineers - SWE (SA)
The Society of Women Engineers stimulate women to achieve full potential in careers as engineers and leaders by expanding the image of the engineering profession as a positive force in improving the quality of life and by demonstrating the value of diversity. Its members also work to inform young women and the general public of the qualifications and achievements of women engineers and the opportunities that are open to them.
UB Robotics (SA)
UB Robotics (UBR) is an interdisciplinary undergraduate club of the University at Buffalo dedicated to engineering excellence. Currently in its sixth year, the club has laid a solid foundation for the field of robotics. The club's main objective is to bridge the gap between classroom knowledge and real world application and experience.
Environmental Science
Environmental Network (SA)
The UB Environmental Network was first established in 1997 to provide unity and cooperation among students interested in environmental studies. It is a student-run, student-led network of progressive organizations and individuals whose mission is to improve our environment through action and education. The club members work to create positive social change through solidarity on campus, in the community, and on a global level. UBEN represents the student body in its quest for sustainable environmental practices and a future that works.
Finance
(see Business Management/Finance)
Geography
Geography Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Graduate Department of Geography at 645-2722.
Geography Club (SA)
This club focuses on the relations between students and faculty, cohesiveness between undergraduates and increases awareness in the field of Geography, all in a laid-back setting. The goals of the club are to create an academic experience related to all of Geographies outlets, the different aspects and concentration offered at UB. The club has been around since the early 1970's. Anyone interested in geography is welcomed to join.
Geology
UB Earthquake Engineering Research Institute - EERI (GSA)
Works on expansion and dissemination of knowledge related to earthquakes and improvement of earthquake resistant design and implementation of seismic hazard mitigation procedures. For information stop by 310 Student Union or call 645-2960.
Geological Sciences Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Graduate Department of Geology at 645-6800 ext. 6100.
Geology Club (SA)
Geology majors and those just interested in the cool stuff that can be found in the Earth should get together at this club's meetings and presentations to talk about rocks. The club aims to increase knowledge of the field of geology in a fun way.
Health Related Fields
Association of Pre-Medical Students
Gives students the opportunity to shadow working physicians and participate in research projects.
Communicative Disorders and Sciences Club (GSA)
For information contact the Department of Communicative Disorders and Sciences at 829-2797.
Exercise and Nutrition Science Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the School of Health Related Professions Department of Physical Therapy, Exercise and Nutrition Sciences at 829-2941.
Exercise Science (SA)
Support the growth of exercise science as a profession, promote understanding and awareness of exercise science.
Minorities in Health Related Professions (SA)
Students from all pre-medical, exercise science, and pharmaceutical disciplines are invited to join this club as they promote awareness of the need for a diversified health care workforce, and discuss the issues that effect minority health care workers today. Stop by 350 Student Union or call 645-2950 for information.
Minority Nursing Student Association (MNSA) (SA)
This prestigious organization of minority nursing students conducts monthly meetings and organizes annual food and clothing drives for the surrounding community.
Nursing Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the School of Nursing at 829-3314.
Nursing Student Organization (SA)
NSO is an organization that is made up of undergraduate nursing majors, and anyone who is declared as a nursing major is eligible to join. NSO works towards promoting nursing as a profession and offers nursing students an opportunity to be part of a professional organization that involves many faculty members. They hold various activities throughout the year, with the nursing convocation as their biggest event. Convocation is an annual all day event that displays different aspects of nursing through various speakers and sessions. NSO is also involved in various SA and community service events throughout the year.
Oral Biology Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the School of Dental Medicine, Department of Oral Diagnostic Sciences at 829-2241.
Orthodontics Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Department of Orthodontics at 829-2845.
Pharmaceutics Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the School of Pharmacy, Department of Pharmaceutics at 645-2842.
Pharmacology and Toxicology Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology at 829-2800.
Pre-Dental Club (SA)
The Pre-Dental Association aims at providing information, assistance and opportunities to student interested in pursuing a future in dentistry or other dental related professions. The club was founded in 2004 and was awarded permanent club status in 2005. Since then, the club has won several awards such as Academic Council New Club of the Year 2004-2005, Best Presentation Love Your SA Day 2006 and 2007, Academic Club of the year 2005-2006 and Best Smiles and Better Attitudes award 2006-2007.
Rehabilitation Sciences (GSA)
For information contact the department of Rehabilitation Science at 829-3141.
Roswell Park Cancer Institute
The following GSA clubs are affiliated with the Roswell Park Cancer Institute. For more information on these clubs, contact the Interdisciplinary Master of Science Program in Biomedical and Natural Sciences at 310 Student Union or call 845-2339.
Biophysics
Immunology
Molecular and Cell Biology
Natural Sciences
Pharmacology
Physiology and Biophysics
Social and Preventative Medicine Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences Department of Social and Preventative Medicine at 829-2975.
Social Work Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Graduate School of Social Work at 645-3381.
History
History Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Department of History at 645-2181.
Informatics
Informatics Departmental Club (GSA)
For more information contact the Informatics Program at 645-6481
Languages
English Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the English Department at 645-2575.
Linguistics Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Department of Linguistics at 645-2177.
Romance Language and Literature Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Department of Romance Languages and Literature at 645-2191.
Student Association for Speech and Hearing (SA)
The members of the SASH club are those in the Speech and Hearing field or those who have a general interest in the program. SASH is a student run club and its members aim to expand their knowledge and grow as future Speech Pathologists or Audiologists. The purpose of the organization is to allow all members full student access to national, statewide and local events in addition to meeting influential people in the field. As part of their commitment to the University, they do a number of community service projects and take part in many of the events run by the Student Association.
Law
Clubs in UB's Law School
A complete listing of the Law School clubs at UB can be found on their website.
Pre-Law Student Association (SA)
Pre-law students in any major will find a home in this relatively new club, which not only networks them together but gives them a background in all that they will need to know in order to prepare for the grueling process of applying to law schools.
Library Sciences
Library and Information Studies Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Department of Library and Information Studies at 645-2412.
Literature
Cipher: Knowledge Collective Book Club (Intercultural & Diversity Center)
This group of students and staff come together to share in the spirit of unity as that of the cipher or circle. It is a place to grow, share and learn to love the plethora of literature the world has to offer. Contact the Intercultural & Diversity Center at 645-2055 or stop by 150 Student Union for information.
Classics Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Department of Classics at 645-2154.
Comparative Literature Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Department of Comparative Literature at 645-2066 ext. 1094
Mathematics/Statistics
Mathematics Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Department of Mathematics at 645-6284.
Music
Music Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Department of Music at 645-2758.
Philosophy
Philosophy Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Department of Philosophy at 645-2444 ext. 135.
Physics
Physics Departmental Club (GSA)
For information call the Graduate Physics Department at 645-2017.
Political Science
Political Science (SA)
The club provides information and advisement to Political Science majors, aspiring politicians, and other interested students.
Political Science Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Department of Political Science at 645-2251 ext 518.
Psychology
Counseling, School, and Educational Psychology Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Graduate School of Education, Counseling and Educational Psychology Department at 645-2484.
Group for Discussion of the Freudian Field (GSA)
Provides a forum for discussion of psychoanalysis. For information stop by 310 Student Union or call 645-2960.
Psychology Departmental Club (GSA)
For more information contact the Department of Psychology at 645-3650 ext. 344
Undergraduate Psychology Student Association (SA)
This club's mission is to "promote the study of and interest in psychology in and beyond the university setting". Come check out their meetings to learn about and discuss psychology with other students.
Sociology
Sociology Departmental Club (GSA)
For information contact the Department of Sociology at 645-2417.
