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CALES student clubs
Our mission is to promote the high ideals of the engineering profession, to give recognition to those agricultural, biological, and food engineers who manifest worthy qualities of character, scholarship, and professional attainment. To encourage and support such improvements in the agricultural, biological, and food engineering profession that makes an instrument of greater service to mankind. Follow us @ua.alphaepsilon.
Who should consider joining?
Biosystems Engineering students who are Juniors, Seniors, or Graduate students that qualify based on one's academic standing.
How to Join
We host an Initiation Event each semester. To be initiated you must be invited by the club president based on your academic standing.
We are the only social and professional agriculture fraternity on campus. We provide young men with connections to industry, professional development, internships, social community, and philanthropy. Follow us on Instagram @agr_arizona.
Who should consider joining?
Any male with agriculture interest (open to all majors, even those outisde of ag)
How to Join
Message the Instagram @agr_arizona or fill out our interest form: https://forms.gle/FsverEhAAXbps8Cw5
The Biosystems Engineering Club is dedicated to the introduction and exploration of Biosystems Engineering to undergraduate engineering students and anyone else interested in Biosystems Engineering. Club activities include social events, lab tours, guest speakers, and design projects within subjects such as controlled environment agriculture, IoT, sensors and controls, automation, and robotics.
CLGA provides meaningful hands-on experience in the livestock and agriculture industries for our members. We often do industry tours and are planning to have more guest speaker presentations this semester to go along with our hands-on field trips. Some examples of things we've done include touring Whisper's Sanctuary (a donkey rescue), Vera Earl Ranch (a cattle ranch in Sonoita), having suture labs, and going to the Tucson Rodeo.
Who should consider joining?
CALES students majoring in pre-vet, animal sciences, agriculture-related majors, etc., but we are open to all majors! We welcome anyone interested in learning about animal agriculture, animal health, and the associated industries. For example, one of our officers is a Mining Engineering major with a ranching background and a love for everything that comes with that lifestyle.
How to Join
Follow us on Instagram for fall meeting updates!
We aim provide students with opportunities to learn how to create balanced meals without sacrificing flavor. The club introduces members to diverse cuisines, explores various protein options, and shares ways to enhance simple meals. It also emphasizes the importance of incorporating fiber, protein, fruits, and vegetables into daily eating habits. Recognizing that college students often face challenges such as limited kitchen space and resources, the club aims to equip them with practical ideas and options for preparing healthy meals at home. To ensure accessibility for all, the Conscious Kitchen Club operates as a dues-free organization, allowing every student to participate without financial burden.
Who should consider joining?
Everyone and anyone interested in cooking and building their knowledge about nutrition is encouraged to join!
How to Join
Join by DMing us on Instagram or reaching out to culinaryconsciouskitchen@gmail.com
We will be meeting once a month to create a pre-planned dish.
In CEASA, students get integrated into controlled environment agriculture through hands-on building and growing in hydroponics systems with produce ranging from leafy greens, tomatoes, jalapenos, peppers, strawberries, basil, and whatever students want to grow. In addition, a variety of guest speakers will come in to talk about their research, classes, experiences and more. Students will have the opportunity to get involved in greenhouses other than CEASA’s main one, as well as contribute to the university community with Campus Pantry produce donations, and get experience at the Tucson Village Farmers Market.
How to Join
Come to weekly meetings on Wednesdays from 5-6 p.m. in the CEAC Classroom (N Campbell/Roger), Room 117.
Cutting Edge is the University of Arizona's Sewing Club! We are looking for new members of any sewing level and any academic path to join our club! Whether you know how to sew or not, our club focuses on building a community of creativity. It is perfect for anyone interested in fashion and doing craft projects! Follow us @ua_cuttingedge.
Who should consider joining?
Any students who are interested in fashion and crafts!
How to Join
Come to weekly meetings on Wednesdays from 5-6 pm in McClelland Park room 415 (Sewing Lab).
UAERC fosters student interests in the field of ecology by providing exciting opportunities to learn, network, and gain practical experience in the field of ecological restoration. Our time is spent hanging with the local legends of ecological restoration and the plants that we grow in community gardens and our own backyards! Follow us @uofa.restore.
Who should consider joining?
Anyone who likes the environment and making it better!
How to Join
Join through UA Campus Groups to have access to all of the events happening, and always feel free to come to weekly meetings in ENR2 N350 on Mondays at 6pm. We also have open community garden days every Wednesday at 4 in the UA Community Garden.
We educate students about the environment and connect our members with community and national organizations.
We are Epsilon Eta, a Pre-professional Fraternity that enables members to utilize the fraternity’s resources as they pursue their postgraduate plans in environmental fields. We stand on the pillars of brotherhood, professional development, and community service. Some of the activities we take part in are road clean-ups, tree planting, professional development talks, brother hikes, and camping trips.
Who should consider joining?
Any undergraduate student at the U of A can join if they are graduating Spring 2027 or later and plan to pursue a career in an environmental field.
How to Join
We host recruitment for new members each fall (late September/early October). Follow us on social media @epsilonetauofa or visit our website to stay in the loop with our chapter!
Financial Planning Club’s purpose is to identify opportunities for students to engage with active practitioners in financial planning and related professions and to facilitate a more seamless transition from school into the professional environment. Members will have the opportunity to meet with firms, learn about careers in financial planning, and get access to valuable resources.
Who should consider joining?
Anyone interested in either adding financial skill into an existing career tack, working as a financial planner or investment manager, or anyone who wants to improve their ability to manage their own finances. All majors welcome!
We meet every other Tuesday at 6 pm in McClelland Park, room 207
Food Science Club aims to give students hands-on experience in Food Science, from cooking in our Food Science lab to hearing from experts in Food Science related fields to interactive tours of local food industries. Follow us @uafoodscienceclub.
Who should consider joining?
Any student who enjoys cooking, baking, and being in the kitchen. All majors welcome!
How to Join
We meet at 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm in Shantz 101/101A on the following dates for spring 2025: February 13, March 20, April 10, and May 1st
At Haus of Style we aim to give students opportunities to build their portfolio through creative and professional development. If you are interested in anything related to fashion photography, journalism, blog writing, graphic design, influencer relations, social media marketing, or event planning, then this is the club for you! Follow us @ua_hausofstyle.
Who should consider joining?
All students are welcome in this club!
How to Join
Feel free to stop by one of our meetings every other Tuesday at 5 PM in McClelland Park, room 425
Health Occupations Students of America-Future Health Professionals is an organization that empowers future health professionals through technical skill competencies and empowers leaders through education, service, leadership, and innovation. This organization is open to students of all branches of healthcare, including but not limited to: Veterinary Science, Dental, Public Health, Nutritional Sciences, Nursing, Medicine, Physical Therapy, Sports Medicine, and more!
Who should consider joining?
Students interested in the Healthcare field, whether it is for animals or humans!
Some fields HOSA works with include but are not limited to: Veterinary Science, Behavioral Health, Nursing, Physical Therapy, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Nutritional Sciences, Dental, Medicine, and more!
How to Join
We meet on Thursdays at 5 pm in Chavez, room 301.
Membership Dues are 25$ for the full academic year! This allows you to compete, attend events in the state and national level, apply for scholarships, get recognized for volunteer service, apply to be apart of the State Executive Council, and more!
The newest student organization for equine enthusiasts and pre-professionals!
The Horsemen’s Association is a student organization that provides networking, educational, and applied experiences in the equine industry. The Horsemen’s Association is for any student interested in horses whether in a professional or recreational capacity.
Who should consider joining?
Students that have an interest in horses whether in a professional or recreational capacity.
How to Join
We meet every other Wednesday at 6 pm starting on Sept. 10 rotating on-campus or at Al Marah Equine Center.
Our mission is to promote interest in the HDFS department, and to promote interest in careers in HDFS. We also strive to provide fellowship opportunities between students and faculty and give back to the Tucson community through service events. Follow us @uahdfs.
Who should consider joining?
Students who are majoring in Human Development and Family Science
How to Join
We meet every other Thursday in McClelland Park, room 210.
Kesem’s mission of supporting children through and beyond a parent’s cancer, and our vision of ensuring that every child impacted by a parent’s cancer is never alone, can only be realized through an ongoing, steadfast commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in every part of our organization.
Who should consider joining?
Anyone with a passion to help others, who is seeking community volunteer hours, who wans to work with children & families, or is seeking to build their professional resume.
How to Join
Email us, let us know you're interested! uarizona@kesem.org or join our email list tinyurl.com/JoinKesemUofA25
We meet biweekly on Thursdays at 6pm at the Education bldg. Room 351
We are a student wellness group focused on teaching students about different styles of meditation and how to implement meditation into their daily lives. We have various guest speakers come in to share their perspective on meditations and lead guided meditations for the group. We are very beginner friendly and meetings are informal so feel free to check us out whenever is convenient for you! Follow us @medcats_ua.
Who should consider joining?
Any students that want to learn how to unite the mind and heart through meditation!
How to Join
Come to our weekly meetings weekly on Monday from 7-8pm at the Little Chapel of All Nations (1401 E 1st St).
- Every Monday from 7-8pm at the Little Chapel of All Nations
The Microbiology Club hosts fun and educational events to get as many people as possible interested in the world of Microbiology. We aim to provide a place for students to explore their interests and meet others with a similar interest in Microbiology. Follow us @uamicrobiologyclub.
Who should consider joining?
Our club is open to any student interested in Microbiology. We have members of all years and from many different majors.
How to Join
We meet once a month Tuesdays and Thursdays: 4:30-6:00 pm in he ACBS Building, room 129. Check our Instagram for the most updated club schedule!
MANRRS is a national professional development organization. We prepare students for leadership and success through networking, conference, internships and mentorship.
Who should consider joining?
Any UA student interested in professional growth and development in the fields of agriculture, environment, natural resources, food, and related policy.
How to Join
We meet every other Tuesday in Saguaro Hall, room 219.
The Marine Awareness and Conservation Society (MACS) is a student-run organization that promotes the conservation of marine ecosystems through public outreach events, philanthropy, and the promotion of scientific discovery, advocacy, and solutions.
Who should consider joining?
We welcome all majors; no prior marine science education is required. As a member of MACS, there are many great opportunities, including internships, job opportunities, networking, resume building, and public speaking skills.
How to Join
Our meetings are every Wednesday at 6 pm in Koffler, room 511 and are open to all University of Arizona and Pima Community College students.
The UA Mycocats seek to engage students in all things mushroom and mycology, providing opportunities to gain hands-on experience though cultivation and foraging. We aim to provide students with the opportunity to learn how to grow their own mushrooms, learn about local mushrooms, or just expand their general knowledge about mushrooms, fungi, and related subjects!
Who should consider joining?
Anyone with an interest in mushrooms.
How to Join
Join us at a meeting! We meet weekly on Thursdays at 5 pm in the Education Building, rm. 333
We provide talented students with unique traveling and networking opportunities, case competitions, renowned scholarships, and access to the latest industry news and research. Each year, a cohort of NRFSA members are selected to attend the NRF Big Show Student Program in New York City and visit Terry J. Lundgren Center Corporate Partners to learn about potential career opportunities and network!
How to Join
We meet every other week on on Tuesdays from 4-5pm in McClelland Park 4th Floor Boardroom (room 404)
This club is perfect for anyone who wants to become a veterinarian! Learn all about admissions to vet schools as well learn all things related to the vet field! Follow us @uaprevetclub.
Who should consider joining?
Students who aspire to become veterinarians!
How to Join
Come to the meetings on Tuesdays from 6-7 pm in Marley, room 230.
Sigma Alpha is a professional agricultural sorority that promotes scholarship, leadership, service and fellowship among its members. Follow us @uasigmaalpha.
Who should consider joining?
While most of our members come from an agricultural background or pursuing a career in the industry, we are open to all girls with an interest in agriculture.
How to Join
We host a formal recruitment process that members must attend and be initiated into or sorority. We meet on Mondays from 6-7 pm in Saguaro Hall room 101.
We create financially informed Arizona by providing educational outreach to Tucson high schools and community organizations.
We are the student chapter of the Society for Range Management. Our primary objective is to facilitate connections between our members and professionals in the field of rangeland management, we also aim to inspire the next generation of rangeland managers and stewards of our environment. Follow us @uatierraseca.
Who should consider joining?
Any student from any major!
How to Join
We meet every other Tuesday at 6 pm in ENR2, room N350 (first meeting is 9/2).
University of Arizona students creating a community within fashion, art, and culture through curated fashion shows, sustainability initiatives, a student-created magazine & more!
Who should consider joining?
All students who have an interest in event planning, fashion, marketing, clothing, art direction are welcome to join.
Arizona Turf Cats are a student organization which focuses on exploring and promoting careers in the Green Space sector including but not limited to parks, sports turf, ornamental nurseries and golf courses. Members represent the University of Arizona in Regional, State and National competitions. They also serve as liaisons to high school students interested in the Green Space sector.
Members are able to explore career opportunities through field trips, guest speakers, competitions, industry & association events as well as through paid internships.
Meant for all lovers of fish and wildlife! We provide students with opportunities to be involved in wildlife management, fisheries, and conservation work while making professional and peer connections. Follow us @uafishandwildlife.
Who should consider joining?
Students who are majoring in Natural Resources or are interested in conservation, wildlife, and fisheries management, and closely related fields.
How to Join
We meet every other Monday at 5pm. Follow us on Instagram or send us an email uafishandwildlife@gmail.com for more info.
Upsilon Theta Sigma is the first Pre-professional Integrative Health Fraternity. Upsilon was founded to help students apply scientific knowledge in personal and professional settings. Bridging the gap between scientific knowledge and using interpersonal skills to raise awareness about integrative health is uncharted territory in Greek life; we aim to make this accessible for anyone.
Our mission is to create a community on campus, where our members can connect with each other as well as with resources and opportunities centered around the integrative approach to healthcare. We center the organization around 5 pillars: Health and Wellness, Professional Development, Brotherhood, Academics, and Community Engagement. Including events like group fitness classes, breathwork sessions, hosting integrative health professional networking nights, public speaking workshops, volunteering at local community gardens, etc. to ensure a well-rounded experience is a priority.
Who should consider joining?
Open to any major/minor at the U of A for those with an interest in integrative health, a 2.5 GPA minimum.
How to Join
Review recruitment and requirements on their website.
Are you pre-vet, pre-med, or pre-dental? Every year we go on a trip to Central America. Next year, we are traveling to Guatemala to provide veterinary, medical, and dental care to rural communities. As a club, we meet weekly and have hands-on opportunities to learn skills like vitals, venipuncture, IV catheter placement, animal restraint, dosage calculations, and many other essential clinical skills. We also have several guest speakers from these pre-health professions, we do case studies, and have many opportunities to network with professionals in the pre-health professions. You do not need to go on the trip to be in the club!
How to Join
Every Wednesday from 6-7pm in Marley 230.
As a collegiate branch of Farm Bureau, our program provides the opportunity to connect with leaders in the Agricultural Industry and gives students experiences to strengthen their professional and leadership skills.
YF&R aims to help students with Public Speaking, Issue Advocacy, and Service Leadership through networking at Conferences, Industry Tours, and Advocacy Tabling Events!Follow us @ua_yfr.
Who should consider joining?
Anyone with an interest in agriculture.
How to Join
We meet monthly starting on October 8 at the University of Arizona Campus Agricultural Center (4101 N Campbell Ave). $20 Dues per semester.
The Zoos, Aquariums, and Gardens Society (ZAGS) is a student-led organization committed to exploring conservation efforts within zoological institutions, aquariums, and botanical gardens. Our mission is to inspire and support students interested in conservation careers by providing meaningful opportunities for professional development such as: collaborating with peers, networking with industry professionals, and engaging in philanthropic initiatives that support wildlife and plant conservation.
Who should consider joining?
Students interested in pursuing a career in zoos, aquariums, and botanical gardens are encouraged to join. However, any students that are interested in wildlife and plant conservation are welcome!
How to Join
We’re currently recruiting to begin the club in Fall 2025. Please follow our social media and complete the interest form to stay connected! Email us with questions at uazags@gmail.com