Alpha Phi Omega – Delta Chapter

Since 1976, Alpha Phi Omega has been a co-ed fraternity focused on recruiting college men and women with an earnest desire to render service to others. Here at Auburn, you have the unique opportunity to join the oldest continually active chapter of the service fraternity: Delta Chapter, est. 1927.

American Fisheries Society

To promote and improve the conservation and sustainability of fishery resources and aquatic ecosystems by advancing fisheries and aquatic sciences, as well as to promote the development of fisheries professionals.

Best Buddies

Aims to foster relationships between college students and individuals ages 19 and older in Auburn and the surrounding community with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Crop, Soil, and Environmental Science Club

Educate about opportunities and careers in Agronomy, Environmental Sciences, and Crop Sciences.

Engineers Without Borders

Work with communities in developing countries to promote sustainable solutions to practical problems.

Project Uplift

Pairing caring adults with Lee County children since 1973. Apply to get matched with a child to guide and help grow during your time at Auburn.

Marine Biology Club

Bring people together who have a common love for our world’s oceans. Meetings and field trips help expose members to a variety of topics and career paths in the marine biology field.

Allied Scholars for Animal Protection at Auburn

Build a community of all students–vegans, vegetarians, and animal lovers at Auburn. Share experiences of a plant-based vegan lifestyle and educate others on the many reasons to go vegan.

Permaculture Tigers Students Association

Bring together like-minded individuals who want to bring the permaculture movement to Auburn University.

SAGA: Sexuality and Gender Alliance

Promote mutually supportive relationships among all students in the interest of advancing campus and community diversity

Society for Conservation Biology at Auburn University

Promote the scientific study of the phenomena that affect the maintenance, loss, and restoration of biological diversity.

Student Government Association

To serve all students by gathering feedback, enacting change, and fostering genuine connections.

Student Planning Association

SPA stimulates student interest in community planning and sustainability through guest lectures.

The Cheese Club at Auburn University

Explore the culture, history, and enjoyment of cheese and cheese-related foods. Join to learn about different cheese varieties, discover pairings, and explore cheese-making through workshops and demonstrations.

Society for Natural Resources

Positively impact our collegiate community by bringing together students & faculty who are passionate in the discussion, experience, education and practice around natural resources and outdoor activities.

Thrift Club at Auburn University

Promote clothing sustainability through repurposing materials, teaching conscious consumerism, and donating to charities.

American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers

Promote the interest and involvement of undergraduate and graduate students (pre-professionals) in the advancement of agricultural, biological, food, environmental, and ecological engineering.

Academic Sustainability Programs

The interdisciplinary minor in sustainability studies offers students the opportunity to gain wide-ranging expertise and hands-on experience with the most crucial issues in contemporary society.

Auburn Outdoors

Auburn Outdoors is a community dedicated to people first, adventure always with a focus on finding ways to connect to the outdoor resources that call Auburn home.

Bee Center

Our mission is to understand and promote bees through research, instruction, and outreach.

College of Forestry, Wildlife, & Environment

Prepares students of all ages and backgrounds to become leaders in the sustainable management, utilization, and stewardship of natural resources.

Common Book

Each Fall, the Auburn Family reads our common book and participates in activities to share new perspectives, discuss important themes, and learn from one another.

Donald E. Davis Arboretum

The Donald E. Davis Arboretum at Auburn University showcases a living collection of native plants from the Southeastern U.S. and is situated on 14 acres of the university’s main campus.

International Cultural Center

Facilitates strategic internationalization and an engaging climate for students, faculty, and staff by providing learning and experiences that support language acquisition, intercultural competency, and international engagement and partnerships.

Department of Geosciences

A department in the College of Science and Mathematics that explores dynamic issues of Earth, environment, and society.

Student Involvement

Provides experiential learning opportunities that engage, educate, and empower students and achieves their mission through programs, services, and events.

Kreher Preserve & Nature Center

The Kreher Preserve & Nature Center offers outdoor recreation, nature education, and many ways to just relax and enjoy the wilderness.

The Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art

The Jule advances education, research and service of fine art through its collections and academic programs.

Master of Community Planning

A master’s degree program focused on the use of land, protection of the environment, public welfare, the design of public spaces and infrastructure, and the economy.

Water Resources Center

The Auburn University Water Resources Center serves academics, citizens, and agencies working in water resources.

Museum of Natural History

The Mission of the Auburn University Museum of Natural History is to document, understand, and preserve biodiversity in order to educate people of all ages about our planet’s rich natural history.

Office of Sustainability

The Office of Sustainability exists to create an ethic, culture, & practice of sustainability at Auburn in service to improving lives, communities, and natural systems in Alabama and beyond.

Recreation & Wellness

Recreation and Wellness provides fitness, wellness, sports, and outdoor recreation opportunities for Auburn University students,
faculty, and staff.

Tiger Dining

The Campus Dining team is passionate about connecting students, parents, faculty and staff with the resources they need on campus and works tirelessly to ensure everyone in the Auburn Family has a seat at the table.

Waste Reduction & Recycling Department

The Waste Reduction and Recycling Department manages waste contracts on campus and works with faculty, staff, and students to provide recycling services to the campus community.

Chewacla Invasive Plant Working Group

A collection of volunteers seeking to improve and protect the ecological health of our local state park by reducing the incursion of non-native invasive plants.

League of Women Voters of East Alabama

A grassroots, nonpartisan, political organization that has fought since 1920 to improve our systems of government and impact public policies through citizen education and advocacy.