American Marketing Association
AMA (American Marketing Association) one of the largest professional organizations for marketers, is a source for information, knowledge sharing and development in the marketing profession.
Capital University Education Society
CUES is a pre-professional organization dedicated to the professional education and advancement of all teacher education students and candidates. All education majors are encouraged to join in order to further professional development, socialize with other education majors, and serve children and young adults during volunteer opportunities in local schools and community agencies. All interested students and teacher education candidates may contact the education department office, or CUES officers and advisers.
Capital University Student Nurses Association
CUSNA (Capital University Student Nurses Association) connects nursing students with each other to share advice, lend support and provide tips on how to make the most of your experience with the nursing program. CUSNA also reaches out to the community and supports different events throughout the year.
Chemistry Club
Capital's Chemistry Club's furthers the academic, professional and social lives of chemistry majors and minors while promoting service to our campus and community. We work in conjunction with Tri-Beta and the Life Science Organization, in many cases, to present chemistry demonstrations and to provide other service opportunities to our members.
Children's Literature Club
The mission of the Children’s Literature Club is to read, analyze and respond to quality children’s literature; to become more aware of exemplary examples of children’s books across a variety of genres; to learn to read aloud with skill and discuss books with children; to share books and read-out-louds with children in the Columbus area; and to become more informed about organizations, resources and author visits related to children’s literature. CUSATA?
Council for Exceptional Children
The Capital University Chapter of Council for Exceptional Children is a professional organization for Education majors who are interested in working with children with special needs. It is a great way to stay up-to-date with what's going on in the Education field, and it looks great on a resume!
Crusader Battalion
The Capital University Crusader Battalion assists the development of future leaders and Army Officers through the ROTC program at Capital. The organization promotes social and professional development for quality students through leadership, focused course curriculum and training exercises.
Debate Team
The Debate Team experience is unlike any other experience on campus. Members develop skills that not only prove beneficial in the debate world but also in academics and the professions. After a few weeks in debate, there will be no research paper members can’t conquer. There’s a reason why debaters are considered a university’s “best and brightest.” Become a part of something that is as much play as it is work. The team travels to tournaments all across the United States with room and board covered by the university. Students who like competition, meeting new people and acquiring crazy amounts of knowledge are just right for debate. With a motto of “Think fast, seek the truth,” no one can go wrong.
Entrepreneurship Club
Entrepreneurship Club provides ambitious students with an opportunity to work on their own business start-up, cooperate with other motivated leaders, and operate a company while generating revenue that can be spent within the club. This club also brings an assortment of experienced speakers to further enhance the entrepreneurial process. It provides a venue to gain valuable leadership and managerial skills, which will cross into the business world, further enhancing the collegiate experience.
The Fuller Society
The Fuller Society provides a non-partisan forum for students to discuss and better understand social and political issues by fostering healthy discussion on campus. The organization promotes the exchange of differing perspectives to educate the Capital community.
Institute of Management Accountants
The Institute of Management Accountants promotes interest in accounting and business through field trips to manufacturing plants, accounting firms and other businesses. Members sponsor programs such as speakers in accounting and business-related fields, social activities and panel discussions.
Leadership and Management Association
LMA is a student/professional organization designed to provide education and networking for people interested in leadership, management and human resources. All majors are welcome.
Les Francophiles de Capital University is an organization that gives French speakers, students enrolled in French classes and students interested in the language and cultures of French speaking countries an opportunity to immerse them in the language and cultures. Though watching films, visiting museums, participating in study groups and conversing in French, members are able to improve their speaking skills and the knowledge of the French culture.
Life Sciences Organization
The Life Sciences Organization is a group that welcomes all majors and has an emphasis on service and science development. We participate in many service projects throughout the year, as well as help our members to explore various professional programs. We also have a social aspect where we organize activities on and off campus including an annual white water rafting trip.
Mathematical Assoication of America
Mathematical Association of America, Capital chapter, is devoted to the promotion of mathematics at the undergraduate level and serves as a way to bring together students interested in mathematics in an informal, social setting. Activities include student gatherings, increasing mathematical awareness, service projects, fundraising and monthly problem contests.
Ohio Collegiate Music Educators Association
Ohio Collegiate Music Educators Association is an organization that works with students who are pursuing careers in music education. OCMEA meets on a monthly basis and, in addition to that, they participate in workshops, panels, service projects and social activities throughout the year. This organization is geared toward preparing students for teaching music by presenting them with networking, resources and tools to lead effective and successful music classrooms.
Pre-Law
Pre-Law Society assembles students interested in the profession of law and wishing to learn more about the American justice system. This organization promotes the principles, ideas and precepts of law as well as the principles of liberty and equal justice for all citizens.
Public Relations Student Society of America
PRSSA is committed to offering students the opportunity to learn about public relations outside of the classroom. The group strives to provide students the chance to share their experiences in PR with others and, most importantly, the chance to network with PR
Student Social Work Association
SSWA is for social work majors and minors that help bridge the gap between academics and the application of social work. The organization provides an opportunity for students to be involved in social work activities and service projects, and encourages students to be involved in professional organizations, such as the National Association of Social Workers. The SSWA sponsors various activities on campus and within the community, as well as advocacy initiatives on behalf of meaningful causes.
Women in Business and Professional Careers
Women in Business and Professional Careers seeks to offer a community to women who want to network, give back to the community and communicate in a business atmosphere. Members hear from successful female leaders and participate in various projects and events on campus and throughout the city.