Student Organizations

Become more successful by getting involved

Research suggests that students who are active on campus tend to perform better academically and are more likely to graduate than their non-involved classmates.

When you join student organizations, you can:

Network with other students, faculty and staff
Develop leadership, communication and organizational skills
Gain recognition on campus and the community
Get the inside scoop on classes and professors
Build lasting friendships
Make a lasting impact on the campus and community

Become a science ambassador

Become a School of Science ambassador. Whether you volunteer one time for a science event or join our energetic and exceptional Student Ambassador team, we’d love to help you get involved with helping prospective students learn more about us.

You’ll earn volunteer hours, get team building experience, add to your professional network, build your skills, and have a broader impact in the world of science.

As an ambassador, you can:

Participate in student panel discussions for prospective students
Lead tours of the School of Science facilities for prospective students
Greet prospective students at recruitment events
Make phone calls to prospective students
Assemble promo folders and recruitment mailings

Email science@iu.edu for information on how to get involved.

Join a science student organization

Our students are passionate about the things they’re studying—and they’ve started a variety of clubs and organizations focusing on various aspects of the science world.

Check out some of your options here. You can also search all student orgs, find resources for your club, and more.

Connect with women interested in science

The mission of the Women in Science organization is to provide tools of success for bright young female scientists and professionals in a collaborative environment.

Women in Science engages in academic activities that enhance educational success, research learning experiences, mentoring, and service learning and community-based activities.

The group fosters an environment of academic and professional development and provides a nurturing atmosphere for personal growth to female School of Science students and faculty at IU Indianapolis.

Join a graduate student organization

There are several graduate student organizations at IU Indianapolis.

These groups help to bring a sense of graduate community to the campus and provide feedback to administrators about policies and issues affecting graduate students.

Browse graduate and professional student organizations

Get involved in student government

You can help determine the direction of IU Indianapolis when you join the student government.

There are governmental organizations at both the school and campus level.

Undergraduate opportunities

There are two organizations within the School of Science.

The Science Undergraduate Student Council (SUSC) serves as the liaison between science students and the university.
The Undergraduate Women in Science Council (UWIS) aims to aid women in achieving a more enriching undergraduate experience.

You can also join the Undergraduate Student Government to help direct activities at the campus level.

Graduate opportunities

The School of Science Graduate Student Council seeks to address the needs and concerns of graduate and professional students in the School of Science.

At the campus level, the Graduate and Professional Student Government (GPSG) serves as the official voice of 8,000+ graduate and professional students on the IU Indianapolis campus.