Student Clubs and Organizations

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About Student Clubs and Organizations

Wright State University offers student club and organization opportunities through the office of Student Activities. Whether you're interested in journalism, dancing, chemistry, service, ministry, music, or anything else, there is likely a club waiting for you. And if there is not, form one!

Whatever you choose, you'll develop long-lasting relationships with students who share your same passion and learn the importance of teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills. Academic clubs are involved in interesting and enjoyable activities that bring students closer together and provides a good opportunity to create a support system. Serving as a student club officer looks great on a resume and on an application to graduate school. 

The College of Science and Mathematics has a number of student club organizations you can get involved in. Join and see what great students you'll soon become friends with. Contact the student organization president for more information. 

Anatomy and Physiology Club

The Anatomy and Physiology Club provides out of classroom experiences including suture and dissection workshops, networking, and volunteer events. Whether you're pre-med, pre-PA, nursing, or simply passionate about the medical sciences, this is your space to learn, grow, and connect.

Astronomical Collaboration

The Astronomical Collaboration welcomes all space lovers, whether you are here to further your knowledge of astronomy in a technical and mathematical sense or general knowledge, or are here for a friendly community of like-minded people. The group meets for astronomical events, astrophotography, movie and game nights, and other events. 

Biomedical Sciences Student Association

The BMSS promotes excellence in biomedical research and serves as a forum for examining and discussing current biomedical techniques and procedures. This club seeks to encourage collaborations between members of all disciplines of the Biomedical Sciences PhD Program and those of other programs with an interest in biomedical research.

Chemistry Club

The Chemistry Club is open to anyone who has an interest in chemistry or is pursuing it as a major or career.  The chem club seeks to offer something of value to all levels of students, from those who have yet to take a chemistry course, are headed to graduate school, or are already there.

Students for Earth and Environmental Stability

The Students for Earth and Environmental Stability enjoy combining all walks of life into a fun, educational, and active organization. They are currently working on renovating the community garden behind the Student Union and Russ Engineering.

Entomology Club

The Entomology Club is a group for people who love all things insects or would like to know more about a whole new world.

Pre-Health Societies

Pre-Health Society (PHS) is an umbrella organization made up of multiple pre-health chapters (ex: Pre-Med, Pre-PA, Pre-Dental, Pre-PT, etc.) that support students pursuing healthcare careers through academic, professional, service, and community events.

Wright State Physics Society

The Wright State Physics Society (WSPS) is an organization for Physics students and individuals with an interest in the subject. The club provides members interesting opportunities such as Math and Physics help/tutoring, career and internship opportunities, as well as social events for students to connect with others. 

Psi Chi International Honor Society of Psychology

At Wright State, the Psi Chi chapter provides Psychology majors and minors with the opportunity to join Psi Chi if they meet the rigorous standards set by Psi Chi and the Association of College Honor Societies. Membership is an earned honor, and once inducted it is a lifelong achievement. Psi Chi is committed to bringing excellence to the field of psychology, and supporting both it's membership and their communities. 

Psychology Club

The Psychology Club is an academic organization for all Wright State undergraduates interested in psychology. Its purpose is to supply information, opportunities and resources to members that will enhance their academic career. This club helps students prepare for graduate school admission as well as the workforce by providing opportunities in volunteer and fundraising work, liaising with faculty, and hosting informational discussions and social events.