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AISA exists to promote and encourage the welfare of American Indian, Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian, and other Indigenous students at the University of Oklahoma by providing a broad spectrum of educational, social, and cultural activities. AISA is committed to nurturing a thriving Native and Indigenous community that supports innovation, addresses concerns, cultivates student leaders at the University of Oklahoma. Through relevant and enjoyable programs, events, and activities, AISA expands the presence, visibility, and impact of Native and Indigenous students at the University of Oklahoma.

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The purpose of this organization shall be: to enrich the University community by advocating the cultural heritages, languages, traditions, and history of Asian Americans; to support activities and programs which will enhance cultural appreciation, education, employment, and social equality for Asian Americans; to disseminate information pertinent to Asian Americans, and act as a forum for the discussion of issues that affect us locally, statewide, and nationally; to promote a spirit of cooperation and friendship among Asian American students and those of other backgrounds. AASA is the umbrella organization to all other Asian American Organizations on campus.

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The Black Student Association, commonly referred to as BSA, was established in 1967 at the University of Oklahoma. The mission of the organization aims to serve as a primary source of information, to serve as a positive role model, and to promote interaction and communication for Black students and various communities at OU. BSA organizes and supports programming that enhances students' educational, personal, and professional development.

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Established in 2011, Class Council was created with the intention to serve and unite each class at the University of Oklahoma. Class Council members act as class ambassadors to provide outlets and opportunities for students to engage in the campus culture through social and educational programming. The mission of Class Council is to connect students to their peers and the university through social and educational events. Class Council aims to remind students that, regardless of whether or not they choose to participate in other organizations, they can always identify and participate as a member of their graduating class.

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The purpose of the organization is to serve the university and surrounding community by emphasizing the culture, heritage, and traditions of the Hispanic/Latin American community at OU. HASA organizes and supports programming that enhances student's educational, personal, and professional development.

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HCSA's mission is to "Make Housing a Home"! We strive to enhance the living and learning environment of the University of Oklahoma's residential community through connection with others, hosting events on campus, and advocating for meaningful change. We serve those living in the residence halls on campus: Couch, Cross Village, David L Boren Hall, Dunham & Headington College, McCasland Hall, and Walker.

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General Council meetings are every Monday in the Couch Storm Shelter at 7:30pm. We start the meetings with a short presentation from our Exec Board to update you on what's happening on campus, then there's usually free food and some type of craft or activity afterwards. It's a great first step to get involved on campus, meet like-minded friends, and see the best of what campus life has to offer.

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As part of New Student Programs, OATS serves to help transfer students connect to other students, become involved on campus, and more. OATS includes an optional peer mentoring program for all transfer students, monthly social opportunities, and a connection to OU. Engaging with OATS as a transfer student is key to ensuring your success at OU and is a valuable way to start friendships, professionally develop, and connect as a Sooner.

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The OU Chemistry Club is a student-led organization dedicated to fostering curiosity, collaboration, and community among chemistry majors and science enthusiasts at the University of Oklahoma. We host interactive meetings, research spotlights, and service projects designed to connect students with both peers and faculty. Through chemistry demonstrations, outreach to local schools, and participation in national programs, we aim to make science accessible and exciting to all. Members also benefit from networking opportunities, mentorship, and resources that prepare them for careers in research, medicine, industry, and beyond.

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Our mission is to improve the overall health and wellness of the OU-Norman campus community by providing free, supplemental nutrition assistance and other resources. We serve all students, staff, and faculty no questions asked. We operate with a volunteer student staff and a volunteer student community on campus and Norman.

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The History Club is an inclusive community that provides students with a dynamic environment to explore, discuss, and engage with historical topics beyond the classroom. The club organizes events such as: guest lectures, museum visits, film screenings, and historical debates. The energetic historical discussions in this club foster a sense of community amongst both history buffs and curious folk alike. It is a space that not only encourages critical thinking and appreciation of the past's influence on the present, but a space that students can indulge each other's niche historical tangents and cultivate camaraderie with like-minded peers.

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Pre-Law Society is open to all undergraduate students interested in learning more about applying to and attending law school. Meetings are every other Wednesday. We typically have a speaker (usually a law school representative, law school student or lawyer) and/or a group activity. Join Pre-Law Advising on Canvas for information on meetings as well as our Instagram for other updates and information! @ouprelawsociety

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The University of Oklahoma's commitment to comprehensive finance education is enriched by its engagement with vibrant real estate markets in Dallas-Fort Worth and Oklahoma City. The Real Estate Club exemplifies this commitment by providing a range of engaging and interactive events that improve students' career prospects. Members can learn from seasoned real estate professionals, including alumni, and professors, through guest lectures, panel discussions, networking mixers, site visits, and case competitions. Members will get a thorough understanding of the real estate sector as well as the abilities and contacts required for success in important regional markets attributable to this integrated approach.

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The Queer Student Association (formerly known as the LGBTQ+ Program Advisory Board) is a group of undergrad and graduate students that work to build community amongst LGBTQ+ individuals and allies. From drag shows to Pride to social media campaigns and community events, there are always ways to get connected with QSA. Our membership is open to any enrolled student at the University of Oklahoma who is interested! The mission of the Queer Student Association is to foster an inclusive environment that supports, advocates for, and educates about the LGBTQ+ community at the University of Oklahoma.

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Student's actively enrolled in NROTC at OU. Training and learning to be future Naval Officers

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Every spring, thousands of students, faculty, and staff go out across the Norman and Greater Oklahoma City metro area for one day of service. For the past twenty-five years, students have participated in this event to show their appreciation to the surrounding community by completing service projects such as painting, yard work, and visiting with the elderly. This academic year, The Big Event will occur on April 5th, 2025! This event is a completely student-run service project, and it allows us to give back and spread our motto of "community through service."

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Wall Street Sooners is a selective Investment Banking recruitment program, dedicated to equipping motivated sophomores with the skills needed to sduccessfully recruit and obtain positions at top firms.

If you are interested in learning more about business professionalism and how to break into Wall Street / high finance, this may be a great fit for you.

IS WALL STREET SOONERS A GOOD FIT FOR YOU? ATTEND OUR FRESHMEN INFO SESSIONS TO FIND OUT. RSVP TODAY.

Firms where our members have recently secured internships and full-time roles:

Goldman Sachs
J.P. Morgan
Guggenheim
Bank of America
RBC Capital Markets
Moelis & Company
Perella Weinberg Partners
AB Private Credit Investors
Stephens

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