Want to make a difference? Consider joining one of the many student groups on campus working on issues related to sustainability.
Know of a student group that should be highlighted on our list? Please, reach out and let us know.
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Want to make a difference? Consider joining one of the many student groups on campus working on issues related to sustainability.
Know of a student group that should be highlighted on our list? Please, reach out and let us know.
Purpose: To change the conversation about mental health and destigmatize seeking mental health on campus.
Purpose: A not-for-profit technical and educational organization leverage knowledge to support clean and safe water worldwide.
AU Involve: Alabama’s Water Environment Association (AWEA) Auburn Chapter
Purpose: To encourage the advancement of agricultural, biological, food, environmental, and ecological engineering.
AU Involve: American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE)
Purpose: To work with communities in developing countries to promote sustainable solutions to practical problems.
Purpose: Their basic principles are service, fellowship, and leadership. They work with organizations in the Auburn-Opelika area to help improve the community through service.
Purpose: To educate and inform students about opportunities and careers in Agronomy, Environmental Sciences, and Crop Sciences.
Purpose: To ease the social transition of underrepresented students to Auburn University.
Purpose: To encourage conservation and community with Environmental Design students and other design majors through monthly meetings, socials, and fundraisers.
Purpose: To empower women and address gender issues on our campus in order to make the Auburn family accessible to all members.
Purpose: To raise awareness and funds in response to the bee crisis and support local beekeepers in Auburn.
Purpose: To introduce and promote the knowledge of geographical issues and our ability to alter the relationship between human societies and the environment in a positive way. Membership is not restricted to Geography Students students.
Purpose: To promote horticultural activities including promoting the profession of horticulture, sponsoring horticultural activities, encouraging fellowship among membership with kindred interests, and improving and promoting horticultural plant production via research, teaching, extension, and service activities.
Purpose: To free victims of human trafficking, slavery, and domestic violence. As a campus chapter, they raise money to support IJM internationally and raise awareness for these issues.
Purpose: To bring people together who have a common love for our world’s oceans. Monthly meetings and field trips help expose members to a variety of topics and career paths in the marine biology field. While many members are marine biology majors, anyone interested may join!
Purpose: To promote academic and professional advancement by empowering minorities in agriculture, natural resources and related sciences.
AU Involve: Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences
Purpose: To increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community.
Purpose: A student group in the fight against extreme poverty.
Purpose: To provide hands-on education about natural growing methods for edible and medicinal plants as well as search out and bring together different natural growing methods to maximize efficiency of farming techniques.
AU Involve: Organic Garden Club on AU Involve
Purpose: To bring together like-minded individuals who want to bring the permaculture movement to Auburn University. Permaculture is an approach to land and land management that provides people with food and shelter while also returning the surplus and regenerating the land used.
AUinvolve: Permaculture Tigers on AU Involve
Purpose: To open minds to the idea of a plant-based vegan diet at Auburn, to educate people of the multiple existing reasons to go vegan (morals, health, and environment, etc); and create a welcoming environment for existing vegan students at Auburn. You aren’t required to be vegan, vegetarian or have any specific lifestyle in order to be a member of this club.
Purpose: To positively impact our community on a local and global scale by bringing together undergraduate, graduate, and faculty who are interested in the discussion, experience, and practice of natural resource management.
Society for Natural Resources on AU Involve
Purpose: To promote the scientific study of the phenomena that affect the maintenance, loss, and restoration of biological diversity.
Purpose: The goal of Spectrum: Auburn University’s Gay-Straight Alliance, otherwise known as just Spectrum, is to promote mutually supportive relationships among all students in the interest of advancing campus and community diversity. Spectrum serves as a safe place for students who are part of gender, sexual, and romantic minorities (GSRMs), those who are still discovering themselves, and their allies to gather and discuss topics that relate to them, as well as establish an environment free from discrimination based on sexual orientation as well as gender identity and expression. All are welcome, and all meetings are confidential!
AU Involve: Spectrum
Purpose: To serve all students by gathering meaningful feedback, enacting positive change, and establishing genuine human connections.
Purpose: To eradicate the global water crisis through education, awareness, and fundraising.
Purpose: To promote the Sustainable Biomaterials and Packaging Major to all students and faculty at Auburn.
AU Involve: Sustainable Biomaterials and Packaging Society
Purpose: To help fight hunger in the Auburn community, repackage unserved food in the dining halls to turn these donations into nourishing meals, and deliver meals to those in need.
The Campus Kitchen at AU Involve Page
Purpose: To provide students a forum for education and discussion of sustainable building practices, open to all majors because subject affects everyone.
Purpose: Fighting hunger both locally and globally through awareness raising initiatives, fundraising initiatives, and service initiatives.
AU Involve: Universities Fighting World Hunger – Auburn Flagship Chaper on AU Involve
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200 Langdon Annex
Auburn, Alabama 36849