Student Organizations 

One of the most important things you can do at Auburn is to become involved in one or more of COSAM's student organizations. These organizations are a way in which you can learn a great deal outside the classroom environment. The following is a list of some of the benefits of participating in one of our student organizations.

• Find other students who share your interests
• Provide leadership opportunities
• Meet faculty in an informal setting
• Meet successful professionals already employed in your field 
• Learn practical information about your major 
• Have an impact on student policy in COSAM 
• Participate in service activities with and outside the college

Health Professions Organizations

• Alpha Epsilon Delta - All students interested in the health professions
• PTSIG - All students interested in physical therapy
• PPHR Club - All students interested in pharmacy
• PVET Club - All students interested in veterinary medicine
• Lambda Tau - All students interested in laboratory or medical technology

General Interest Organizations

• Future Science, Engineering, and Mathematics Faculty - Minority or underrepresented students considering graduate school in the sciences
• COSAM Peer Advisors- Student group that serves the students of COSAM. Application required.
• COSAM Leaders - The official host group for COSAM.  Application required.
• COSAM Student Council - COSAM’s student government.  College officers elected through SGA, and representatives from COSAM student organizations.
• COSAM SGA Senators - COSAM’s student government elected representatives for the SGA.
• Environmental Awareness Organization - All students interested in environmental issues
• Association of Women in Science - AWIS is a national organization that supports equal opportunities for and equal participation of women in scientific fields.

Departmental Organizations 

• BetaBetaBeta - All students interested in biological sciences
• AU Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology - students dedicated to expanding our knowledge about conservation and spreading awareness

This is just a sample of Auburn’s more than 300 student organizations.  The organizations page on the SGA website is a great place to find other groups that may interest you.  Always check with departments to find out if there is a club specifically for majors in your field.  If not, consider starting one!