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Student Clubs and Organizations
Student clubs, fraternities and sororities associated with Bumpers College provide opportunities for you to meet and network with other students and professionals in your areas of interest.
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MANRRS president Jeremiah Wilson works with elementary students during a service project.
Special Interest / Departmental Organizations
- Agricultural Business Club. A pre-professional student club that provides opportunities to socialize, fosters academic achievement, and provides professional contacts. Industry leaders often speak at club events.
- Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow. The Mission of the University of Arkansas chapter of ACT is to build relationships among agricultural communication professionals and college students and faculty, to provide professional and academic development for members and to promote agriculture through communications efforts.
- American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences. For students who are in the School of Human Environmental Sciences. Monthly meetings highlight various phases of family and consumer sciences and provide social contact with other majors.
- American Society of Interior Design. A professional society dedicated to serving the entire profession of interior design. Members participate in a wide range of learning experiences and gain insight into the professional aspects of interior design.
- Block and Bridle Club. For students who are interested in the animal industries. The club is affiliated with the National Block and Bridle Club.
- Collegiate FFA & 4-H. Prepares members for leadership and cooperative roles in their professional careers; open to all majors.
- Collegiate Farm Bureau. Organized in 2002 with support from the Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation. It's goals are to motivate students to become involved in shaping agricultural policy for the state and nation.
- Crop, Soil and Environmental Sciences Club. Promotes stewardship of soil, water, and vegetation and sponsors projects and hands-on activities in a "living laboratory” setting to strengthen academic learning.
- Entomology Club. Members include graduate and undergraduate students and people in postdoctoral positions who are interested in entomology.
- Fashion Merchandising Club. Members interact with professionals in the fashion industry and learn about careers in the fashion business.
- Food Science Club. Graduate students and undergraduate students majoring in Food Science. Speakers and activities allow students to learn more about their chosen field, make contacts for the future, and have fun.
- Friends of the Infant Development Center. A student organization comprised of parents of children who are currently attending the Infant Development Center, and other friends of the IDC.
- Horticulture Club and Turf Club. The Horticulture Club is for students interested in horticulture, including landscape design, floriculture, ornamentals, fruits and vegetables. The Turf Club is for students interested in turfgrass for golf courses, sports fields, lawns and landscapes.
- Hospitality and Restaurant Management Club. For students interested in the profession of hospitality and restaurant management and related fields.
- Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences. MANRRS promotes inclusion and advancement of members of ethnic/cultural groups under-represented in the agricultural and natural sciences and related fields in all phases of career preparation and participation.
- Poultry Science Club. For students interested in poultry science. The club conducts social, educational and service activities. Speakers and other activities provide opportunities to network with poultry industry professionals.
- Pre-Vet Club. An organization for students interested in veterinary medicine; especially designed for those students in the pre-veterinary medicine curriculum.
- Student Dietetics Association. Open to any student interested in the field of dietetics. Activities are designed to inform members of the field of dietetics and to spread information to the public. Membership provides an excellent opportunity to interact with dietetics professionals and a chance to work with the community.
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