Get inVOLved @ UT!

The University of Tennessee has over 450 registered student organizations! These groups appeal to a multitude of interests and provide such a variety of experiences. The University of Tennessee has organizations for those interested in service, sports, arts, social activities, government, politics, cultural issues, Greek societies, and much more. Determine what your interests are and click on the A - Z index to explore the many organizations listed. For information about student organizations on campus, please contact The Office of the Dean of Students at 974-3179.

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Government

The government or representative groups such as the Student Government Association coordinate activities, initiate new programs and/or govern a group of students to address students' needs and express student views. These organizations provide the unique opportunity to take on leadership roles and gain exposure to the inner-workings of the University of Tennessee.
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Religious

There are more than thirty religious organizations at The University of Tennessee that support the diverse religious interests or denominations of students. These organizations actively promote religious instruction and fellowship, and many facilitate volunteer efforts in the local community.
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Service/Philanthropic

There are numerous opportunities to serve at The University of Tennessee, in the Knoxville community, and surrounding areas by joining one of the various service organizations. These groups aim to adopt causes, connect with area agencies or facilitate volunteer projects. Membership requirements may include a requirement to work for and/or an interest in a particular cause. For more information about getting involved in service related organizations contact the TeamVOLS Office at 974-8481 or Click Here for their website.
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Academic and Leadership Honor Societies

There are numerous professional/academic organizations at The University of Tennessee. Professional development opportunities abound on our campus, both inside and outside the classroom. These organizations provide an opportunity for individuals to discuss and share information and promote programs related to a specific academic discipline or field. There are many honor society organizations as well. Students who are invited to join honor societies must demonstrate a high level of academic achievement and may be required to demonstrate an interest in a particular career or discipline.
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International Student

The cultural and international organizations at The University of Tennessee exist to foster cultural diversity and awareness, and support their members within the campus community. Often, these groups provide unique opportunities for members and non-members to explore other values and belief systems, gain perspective, and create important contacts and networks with individuals and groups in the local community.
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Residential Living

Residential hall organizations are a great way to meet new people and get involved with your fellow hall mates. These groups provide plenty of fun activities like social events and educational programming to promote your residential hall’s environment and development.
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Sports Clubs

Sports and recreation organizations seek to encourage participation and engage students in competitive, intramural sports and/or recreation-based activities. Sports clubs often compete on campus and travel to other schools for tournaments, clinics and games. To access the Sport Clubs website Click Here.
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Military

Military related organizations are concerned with military activities associated with the support of students in the military, academic instruction, scholarship programs, and training at The University of Tennessee.
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Social

There are over forty social and Greek organizations at the University of Tennessee. Each brings an opportunity to make a difference on campus. You will find the chance to create many lasting friendships and memories. For more information on fraternity recruitment and to access the Fraternity Affairs website Click Here. For more information on sorority recruitment and to access the Panhellenic Affairs website Click Here.
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Special Interest

There are a variety of organizations that either do not fit into one of the categories described above or simply wish to be classified as distinct from other groups in those categories. These unique organizations bring students together under a common interest or purpose, whether that be for social, political or intellectual pursuits.
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