Interest Clubs
- Andersonian (newspaper)
- Anime Club
- AU Center for Ministry Association Education (AUCME)
- AU-East Africa
- AU Ultimate Frisbee Club
- College Democrats
- College Mentors for Kids
- College Republicans
- Dance Team
- Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
- Gospel Choir
- Gridiron
- International Student Association
- Kaleo
- Marketing Association Majors/Minors
- Mens Volleyball
- Model UN
- MuKappa (missionary kids)
- Multicultural Student Association
- Orange, Black & Green
- Physical Education
- Pre-Law Association
- Psi Chi (psychology) (AUPLA)
- Rock Climbing Club
- Rugby
- Social Work Majors
- Sports Medicine Association
- Student Education Association (SEA)
- Student Nursing Athletes Association
- Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE)
Forming Interest Clubs
Interest clubs generally exist at the initiative of students. Their success or failure depends on the demand for them and the ingenuity of the members. In the past 10 years, several interest clubs have ceased to exist while others have taken their place.
Initiating an interest club and becoming a fully authorized club requires:
- At least 15 students interested in being members of the club
- A faculty or staff adviser
- A club constitution (Subsequent amendments must be approved by the Student Government Association and the Department of Student Life)
- Approval by SGA and the Department of Student Life
Campus facilities are generally available for use by recognized clubs, and the Campus Activities Board might help with project funding.
