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Open to all interested Norman campus undergraduate and graduate students. We host and participate in quizbowl tournaments, a fast-paced academic trivia game, in and around Oklahoma. Join our Discord to learn more! https://discord.gg/ktBXHUNSFU

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We focus on connecting and advocating for all the students in OU's Advanced Radar Research Center in several ways: by connecting the students with the ARRC faculty and ensuring their voice is heard, by informing graduate student's of their responsibilities and the expectations they should have in their advisor, by equipping students, both graduate and undergraduate, with the resources to navigate college, by promoting a welcoming environment to those less represented in the ARRC and to make sure international students have an enriching experience, by promoting the ARRC, and by hosting student social events! The ARRC Student Affairs Committee focuses on topics of interest to the radar community and welcomes all who may be interested in contributing to the dialogue regardless of race, color, national origin, ethnicity, or sex.

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The mission of the African Student Association at the University of Oklahoma is to promote unity amongst all students, create a network that supports students within the diaspora, and celebrate African culture on campus.

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The Agricultural Law Association is an organization that aims to foster healthy conversations about the agriculture industry and agricultural law. ALA is designed to educate law students about the importance of an agriculture-friendly society.

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To bridge artificial intelligence in real business applications by building a community that's acute students with practical hands-on AI capabilities preparing future business leaders for an AI driven economy.

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Since 1952, Air Force ROTC Detachment 675 has been training high-quality future Air Force leaders. Some of the best and brightest University of Oklahoma (OU) students have completed the Air Force ROTC program while earning their undergraduate degree, allowing them to commission as officers in the United States Air Force after graduation. These graduates have served their country well as pilots, Combat Systems Officers (CSOs), Air Battle Managers (ABMs), engineers, doctors, nurses, weather officers, communications officers, acquisition managers, language specialists, etc. Today, this tradition continues on at the University of Oklahoma. If you enroll in AFROTC at Det 675, you will become a part of this long-standing tradition of excellence!

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This is the Alpha Eta Rho - Beta Chi chapter at OU. Alpha Eta Rho is a professional collegiate aviation fraternity founded in 1929, dedicated to fostering, and mentoring students that have a common interest in the field of aviation. It is a coed fraternity that emphasizes mentorship, professional development, and leadership potential amongst students within the aviation industry. Alpha Eta Rho welcomes and encourages a diverse background of individuals to participate in their organization!

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The purpose of the society shall be to encourage superior academic achievement among students in their first year at the University of Oklahoma, to promote intelligent living and a continued high standard of learning and to assist first-year students in recognizing and developing meaningful goals for their roles in society.

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The mission of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. is to develop leaders, promote brotherhood and academic excellence, while providing service and advocacy for our communities. Founded in 1906, the fraternity also aims to stimulate members' ambition, encourage noble manhood, and aid humanity in achieving higher social, economic, and intellectual status

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Alpha Pi Mu (ΑΠΜ) is the national honor society for preeminent Industrial and Systems Engineering students. Alpha Pi Mu confers recognition to outstanding ISE students, promotes professional welfare, networking, and hosts fun and career advancing events.

Alpha Pi Mu welcomes all students who share an interest in topics associated with Industrial and Systems Engineering.

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The Beta Chapter of Alpha Sigma Kappa - Women in Technical Studies serves as a sorority for women and nonbinary people in the fields of architecture, computer science, engineering, mathematics, the physical sciences, and the biological sciences. In addition, the Chapter promotes friendship, academic achievement, unity within the organization, women in technical fields, philanthropy within the community, and provides a formal organization that promotes a sense of belonging and siblinghood within technical fields while fostering individuality among members.

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The Alpha Xi Chapter of Chi Sigma Iota is a local chapter of the international honor society dedicated to promoting academic and professional excellence in counseling, at the University of Oklahoma. This chapter represents counseling students, educators, and professionals who have demonstrated a strong commitment to the field through scholarship, leadership, and service.

Alpha Xi provides opportunities for members to engage in professional development, community service, and networking with others in the counseling profession. The chapter supports its members in becoming ethical, skilled, and compassionate counselors who uphold the highest standards of practice.

Through events, workshops, and service projects, Alpha Xi fosters a supportive and inclusive community that values lifelong learning, advocacy, and personal growth.

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Our mission is for students to meet people in the Oil and Gas industry. Get first hand experiences visit a rig or checking a frac spread. Allow for them to make connections with people.

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This chapter is a student organization for the nationally recognized association: American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG). We focus on networking and professional development opportunities for members, as well as offering a variety of technical talks/short courses and social activities. The American Association of Petroleum Geologists welcomes all students who share an interest in topics associated with geosciences and its culture and/or topics of interest to the AAPG.

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Student chapter of the American Choral Directors Association.

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The American Constitution Society (ACS) believes that law should be a force to improve the lives of all people. ACS works for positive change by shaping debate on vitally important legal and constitutional issues through development and promotion of high-impact ideas to opinion leaders and the media; by building networks of lawyers, law students, judges and policymakers dedicated to those ideas; and by countering the activist conservative legal movement that has sought to erode our enduring constitutional values. ACS's mission is to provide a platform for students to collectively pursue a shared interest in politics and constitutional law.

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Founded in 1973, the American Indian Law Review (AILR) was the first law journal dedicated specifically to Native American legal scholarship. We focus on issues of law affecting American Indian tribes and Indigenous Peoples across the United States and Native Nations of Turtle Island. Because Federal Indian Law is all-encompassing, our subject matter frequently intersects with areas such as Constitutional Law, environmental, property, human rights, and more. AILR is both nationally and internationally recognized. Our work is often cited in opinions by judges and justices, including those from the U.S. Courts of Appeals and the Supreme Court of the United States.

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Our mission is to connect and support all OU students who may be interested in air or space by offering opportunities to learn, network, and grow within the aerospace industry. Through study nights, guest speakers, and alumni events, we strive to build a welcoming community that prepares students for successful futures in aerospace and beyond.

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Members will receive free food at every meeting, networking opportunities with industry professionals, and a chance to develop their personal and professional career!

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American Institute of Architecture Students is a national nonprofit organization which seeks to unite like-minded students to a global community. The chapter of AIAS at the University of Oklahoma looks to help architecture students to make connections within our school. Our chapter provides its members with unique events such as workshops, student mentoring programs and events, community involvement opportunities and the occasional free meal! We work hard to diversify your architectural learning experience while pursuing friendships and connections along the way.

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OU's chapter of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (OU AIChE) supports all undergraduate students within the School of Sustainable Chemical, Biological, and Materials Engineering (SCBME) by offering opportunities for professional development, technical engagement, and community building. We host technical events to connect students with industry professionals and foster career readiness. Our social events are designed to build a welcoming and supportive community, encouraging interaction among undergraduate students, graduate students, faculty, and staff. Everyone is welcome to participate—regardless of background or experience—and we are committed to creating an environment where all students feel valued and included. OU AIChE also represents the university on the national stage by attending AIChE regional and national conferences, participating in networking events, and competing in the Chem-E-Car competition.

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AMA offers students interested in a career in marketing or other business fields the opportunity to develop a better understanding of the industry. The Organization plans to achieve these objectives through advisement and mentorship from professionals in the field by hosting speakers which will allow the students to gain first-hand knowledge of what is expected of professionals, how the marketing landscape is changing, and the future direction the industry is taking. The American Marketing Association welcomes all students who share an interest in topics associated with marketing and its culture and/or topics of interest to the American Marketing Association.

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The American Mock World Health Organization is centered around interactive student learning on pertinent global health events like the World Health Assembly. We envision a generation of global public health students equipped with the diplomatic skills to pursue Health for All. Events include speaker forums, mock debates, local conferences, and participation in the annual national conference through a student delegation.

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The University of Oklahoma Student Chapter of ASEE is dedicated to encouraging STEM and Education students to consider careers in academia. The chapter supports students in their search for academic positions, increases interest in engineering education careers, and enhances the teaching, presentation, and research skills of prospective educators. We provide guidance on graduate school preparation, scholarships, fellowships, and post-doctoral opportunities, while also working to dispel common misperceptions about academic careers. In addition, we partner with local K-12 schools to foster student interest in engineering and engineering technology.

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The American Society for Microbiology OU Student Chapter is dedicated to informing students about all relevant topics about microbiology and how it relates to the world around us. Microbiology plays a major role in society, and it is our goal to teach OU's students of all majors that role. The OU chapter of the American Society of Microbiology welcomes all students who share an interest in topics associated with microbiology and its culture.

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American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) is the student organization representing civil, architectural, and environmental engineering students at the University of Oklahoma. OU's ASCE chapter hosts monthly meetings featuring local engineering firms as guest speakers. OU's ASCE chapter additionally provides students resources in the form of the new mentor program and the FE prep group. Finally, ASCE hosts the annual CEES college roast, where students and professors publicly roast one another. ASCE welcomes all students who share an interest in the field of civil engineering.

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The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) welcomes all students who share an interest in topics associated with mechanical engineering and its applications, and in exploring opportunities to connect, engage, and enrich their academic and professional development.

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The purpose of AGSA is to facilitate group solidarity among graduate students of Anthropology, provide opportunities for professional development, and to promote support from peers in academic and professional pursuits.

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To foster community amongst students learning Arabic and to offer them opportunities for cultural enrichment, while sharing our interest in Arabic and the Middle East with the wider University of Oklahoma community.

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The Arabic Debate Club at the University of Oklahoma develops students’ Arabic-language debate, research, critical-thinking, teamwork, and public-speaking skills using the QatarDebate format. The club provides an inclusive environment for students of all Arabic proficiency levels to engage in respectful dialogue and examine contemporary issues from multiple perspectives. The club represents the University of Oklahoma in national Arabic debate competitions across the United States each year and aspires to compete internationally in Qatar.

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