Student Organizations

Active Minds at RSU is geared towards changing the conversations about mental health through research, advocating for those affected by mental illness, and educating the people within our community.

Members of Active Minds are from a variety of different degree programs, but all share a common desire to stop the stigma that surrounds mental health issues.

Officers:

• Beth Smith, President
• Maci Wilson, Vice President
• Sierra Thompson, Secretary
• Mackenzie Belyeu, Historian & PR Chair
• Taylor Charles, Treasurer
• Nikki Phillip, Advisor

Alpha Sigma Alpha is a women’s organization that exists to promote high ideals and standards for its members throughout their lives by emphasizing balance among the four aims of intellectual, physical, spiritual and social development.

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Alpha Sigma Tau is all about empowering women and defining excellence. Invest in women by instilling the skills necessary to navigate life, and inspire members to enrich their own lives and the lives of others.

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The Ambassador Mentor Program (AMP) and Volunteers of Leadership Team Skills (VOLTS) are leadership and volunteering opportunities on the Pryor Campus.

Learn more about AMPs & VOLTS »

The RSU Bass Fishing Team is a group of collegiate anglers that travels the country competing against other collegiate anglers.

Requirements:

There is a required membership fee of $20. Members must also purchase a team jersey that displays sponsors that support our team financially.

Officers:

• Ty Crutchfield, President-
• Alec Murphy, Vice President
• Tanner Bracken, SGA Rep

The Baptist Collegiate Ministry (BCM) organization meets regularly and has several events every semester.

BioChem is a student organization for Biology and Chemistry students.

Brothers and Sisters of Excellence (BSE) is designed to be a community for people of color and for those who desire a culturally diverse college experience.

BSE’s mission is to enhance the lives of college students by promoting cultural diversity on campus, providing a support system, and offering opportunities for community involvement.

Main Objectives:

• All inclusiveness
• Promoting equality and tolerance for minorities
• Establishing a support system and creating relationships
• Making campus culturally diverse
• Community involvement

Requirements:

All members must present a positive and respectful attitude towards other participants and faculty during BSE activities. You must be currently enrolled at Rogers State University

Officers:

• Kira Carter, President
• Raven Kaminsky, Vice President
• Tae Wright, SGA Rep
• Mya Thompsono, Treasurer

Campus Activities Team is a division of Student Affairs which enriches the college experience through social, educational and cultural activities and events throughout the year.

Learn more about CAT »

Channel 42 student organization at RSU.

Chi Alpha is a non-denominational Christian student organization. Whether you are curious, lonely, or looking for something to do - come join us for friends, worship, and a great time.

Our weekly meetings are a time for students to get to know and hang out with each other, mixed with some praise and worship!

There are no membership requirements, and everyone is welcome!

College Democrats is a student group at RSU.

The College Republicans organization at Rogers State University is a student-led organization that was established to be an open environment for students with an interest in the Republican Party. Our organization goal is to create a setting for like-minded students to come and participate and share their political opinions.

Main Objectives:

• Provide opportunities for students to be more politically involved from the local level and up.
• Encouraging members to be more actively involved in their civic duties.
• Offer open education for current political issues.

Requirements:

• Currently enrolled at Rogers State University
• Respectful of all political affiliations
• No GPA requirement

Officers:

• Hana Carriger, Chairman
• Clayton Levell, Vice Chair
• Victoria Middleton, Secretary
• James Haught, Treasurer
• Braiden Lanser, SGA Rep
• Trent Siever, SGA Rep

Consoles and PCs (CAP) is a gaming club at Rogers State University. All gamers are invited to weekly video gaming sessions. CAP host gaming tournaments every semester.

CAP - making friends while having a good time!

Requirements:

Attend weekly meetings and we will add you to our group chat and BOOM! You are a part of CAP!

Officers:

• Colt Berry, President/Tourney Organizer
• Seth Walkup, Vice President

The Criminal Justice Society (CJS) promotes academic excellence in order to make the Criminal Justice System and its practitioners more effective and ethical.

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ECOclubRSU is for students in the Biology: Environmental Conservation as well as other interested students. We have extracurricular activities such as camping, learning experiences, and service projects such as trash cleanups. 

Requirements:

It is not required to be in the Environmental Conservation degree path to be a member - any currently enrolled RSU student can join. It is required to be an officer.

Officers:

• Adrian Douglass, President
• Nate Hull, Vice President
• Josh Glazebrook, Treasurer
• Morgan, Secretary
• Dacey Jano, Reporter
• Braden Lanser, SGA representative 1
• Jackie Cosmai, SGA representative 2

Fusion is a college ministry branch of First Baptist Church of Claremore. We welcome everyone! We meet once a week for food, worship, a devotional, and to just hang out. We regularly serve Rogers State, the city of Claremore, and various others. We also have a girls and guys bible study if you are interested.

Requirements:

Fusion welcomes everyone to join. There are no specific requirements. For all new members we ask that you fill out our information card so we can keep in contact and let you know of upcoming events. We also have a GroupMe!

Officers:

• Luke Sapp, President
• Emily Hankins, Vice President
• Jesus (Chuy) Ramirez
• Zoey Whitely

The GOLD (Guard Officer Leadership Development) Program is a challenging premier leadership program available to Oklahoma National Guard Soldiers who attend Rogers State University.

The academic leadership training you receive is built into your college curriculum. During classes, leadership labs, physical training and field training exercises you will learn firsthand what it takes to lead others, motivate groups and conduct missions as an Army Officer.

Learn more about the GOLD Program »

Beta Xi Chapter of Kappa Phi at Rogers State University

Have you considered how you can grow in your faith while attending Rogers State University? Are you looking for a way to get involved on campus with a group of Christian women?

If so, Kappa Phi is the organization for you! Kappa Phi is a lifelong supportive Christian sisterhood expressed through service, study, and worship. Kappa Phi allows women to feel a sense of Christ-like sisterhood while embodying the phrase “Come As You Are”. Although we are represented by Greek letters, we are not considered an official sorority. We are The Kappa Phi Club. 

Requirements:

We host recruitment at the beginning of each Fall and Spring semester. Follow our social media account or email us to learn more about how you can join Kappa Phi.

Officers:

• President - Destiny Dailey 
• Vice President - Kristen Partain 
• Secretary - Autumn Duncan 
• Treasurer - Katlyn McDonald 
• Chaplain - Emily DeVore 
• Sisterhood Chair - Katie Wright 
• Service Chair - Riley Buck 
• Membership Chair - Hailey Eglinton 
• Education Chair - Mya Hilderbrand 
• Ritual Chair - Tae Wright 
• SGA Representatives - Britlan Helm & Brittnee Crank 

NASA supports Native American students on campus by providing an opportunity for social and cultural gatherings. We hold a cultural festival in November for Native American Heritage Month and a graduation honor powwow in May as well as leadership opportunities for students.

Requirements:

Students only need to show up to meetings which are announced on our Facebook group, RSU Native American Student Association.

Officers:

• Sam Satepauhoodle, President
• Tristen Tucker, Vice President

The Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature (O.I.L.) is a student-run mock government that replicates all three branches of the state government of Oklahoma.

Founded under the administration of former Governor George Nigh and now in its fortieth year, O.I.L. provides students from institutions of higher learning across the state an opportunity to write, debate, and pass legislation about the issues they believe are important.

Besides the mock legislature, O.I.L. also contains a mock executive branch, moot court, and a newly formed press corps.

Any students interested in politics, law, or government process will find the networking opportunities, experiences, and friends they are looking for at O.I.L.

Rogers State University’s President’s Leadership Class (PLC) is a four-year scholarship program designed to develop your leadership skills and enhance your academic experience.

PLC provides an environment for a select number of exceptional RSU students to foster their personal and professional development.

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Psi Chi, the International Honor Society in Psychology, was founded in 1929 with a mission to encourage excellence in scholarship and advance the science of psychology. It was the first student organization affiliated with the American Psychological Association. The Rogers State University chapter was founded in 2003 and is the first baccalaureate Honor Society established at our institution.

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RSU Queers and Allies student organization focuses on education and acceptance regarding the LGBTQ+ community. We strive to provide an inclusive and welcoming environment on campus for any LGBTQ+ member or ally.

We provide resources and educational materials about all aspects of LGBTQ+ identities and orientations from providing a support group on campus to listing therapists and/or medical professionals that actively support members of the community.

Requirements:

You must be a current student at Rogers State University. We require our members to either be a member of the LGBTQ+ or a supportive ALLY to the LGBTQ+. You do not have to be out to join nor are you required to reveal your own orientation. There are no GPA or academic requirements.

If you want to join but are not sure where you stand in regards to the community, contact us or come to one of our events and we can help you.

Officers:

• President: Jordan Arb She/Hers
• Vice-President: Alex Torrence He/His
• Secretary: Jensyn Adair She/Hers
• Treasurer: Storm Cole-Hendy He/His
• Representative: Skylar O’Shields She/Hers
• Representative: Darci Johnson She/They

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Do you like to recycle? Are you passionate about saving the earth? Then the RSU Recycling Club is a perfect fit for you!

Join us for an informational meeting to find out more about RSU's newest student organization.

For more information about the Recycling Club, please contact Nikki Phillip.

The Social Justice League (SJL) at Rogers State University is a student organization that is open to all students interested in Social Justice.

Our mission is to establish and maintain an inclusive environment for all students at RSU, to challenge social conventions, and serve as a catalyst for personal growth and community action.

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The Student Ambassador Program was created to represent RSU in a positive and professional manner by assisting the Admissions Office with recruitment efforts. Our student ambassadors give our campus tours, attend high school recruitment events with our Recruiters, and more!

If you love RSU and want to help future Hillcats, the Student Ambassador Program is right for you.

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Rogers State University art students come together regularly to celebrate artistic expression, promote the study of art, and complete community service projects through the Student Art Association.

Here you will find support from your fellow student-artists and make lifelong friends. The Student Art Association is open to all majors.

Officers:

• President: Mary Moore
• Vice President: Katie Wright
• Secretary: Nathan Conrad
• Treasurer: Katie Jacoby 
• Historian: Bayleigh Fields

The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) serves as the liaison between the student-athlete body and the RSU faculty and staff. This organization seeks to enhance and further promote a positive overall university experience for student-athletes.

Requirements:

Must be a student-athlete enrolled at Rogers State University. Two student-athletes from each competing sports team serve as the representatives for their sport. Representatives are chosen by coaches and/or prior SAAC representatives. 

Main Objectives:

• Promote engagement within the athletic department, programs, and community
• Giving back to the community 
• Creating an environment where student-athletes can learn, grow, and compete
• Providing student-athletes with the necessary tools to succeed on the field and in the classroom 

Officers:

• Bria Salazar - President 
• Lilly Garner - Vice President 
• Tailee Reding - Secretary 
• Avery Buck - Treasurer 

The Student Broadcasting Association (SBA) at Rogers State University members include students who are interested in various professional positions in the electronic media.

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All students who are currently accepted into the Rogers State University Nursing Program are members of SNA.

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Student Theatre Organization (STO) is comprised of RSU students who take an interest in theatre, whether it be in sound, lighting, set design, costume design, acting, or playwriting.

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The Student Veterans Association (SVA) is for any interested student veterans who have served or are currently serving in the U.S. military.

Yesterday's Warriors. Today's Scholars. Tomorrow's Leaders.

• Provides an environment for veterans support and guidance, while building a fellowship with the university and community
• Keeping veterans informed and up to date on benefits such as the new GI bill and benefits for their family members
• Informal monthly meetings that serve as a peer group
• Benefits seminars and counseling in conjunction with other organizations
• Local service projects and volunteer work
• Pre-professional networking

OSRHE Resources for Student Veterans and Active-Duty Military

The Student Writing Organization (SWO) is a group where students interested writing can come together to express themselves. It is a place for constructive criticism and feedback that assist aspiring poets, lyricists, authors, etc. in their craft. The club will function as a center to brainstorm ideas for new written works as well. 

Officers:

• President: Cody Pechanec
• Vice President: Mae (Austyne) Stanger
• Secretary: Harlea Benton