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A club for students at APSU who are interested in 3D printing.

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The Accounting Society at Austin Peay is an accounting-focused organization open to all APSU students. Throughout each semester, ASAP offers professional speakers from different industries of business as well as interview-prep, resume-building, and tutoring workshops to allow students to access a wealth of resources, connect with industry professionals, and build a solid foundation for their future. The Accounting Society at Austin Peay is designed for business students to get involved at Austin Peay while also providing an excellent catalyst for personal and professional growth as they begin their professional careers.

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Advocates For Autism aims to create acceptance beyond what is often referred to as “awareness” and to educate the campus about autism and the experiences of individuals with autism. We provide an inclusive environment for students who have an official autism diagnosis but also welcome those who identify closely with the characteristics and may not have a diagnosis on paper. Beyond that, we welcome students who would like to learn more about people with autism and those who serve as allies. Advocates For Autism hosts social and educational events to expand beyond the stereotypical view of what it means to be autistic.

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The Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity was founded on October 5, 1904 at New York University, and was incorporated on May 20, 1905. It is currently headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana. Our chapter was founded on May 22, 1965 at Austin Peay State University. Alpha Kappa Psi is recognized as the premier developer of principled business leaders. We are dedicated to making our brothers better through professional and social events and development. Service, integrity, brotherhood, knowledge, and unity are the core values of our fraternity, and our chapter. For more information concerning the history of Alpha Kappa Psi, visit our national website, www.akpsi.org!

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An honor society for first year freshman that aims to encourage and recognize academic excellence while providing service opportunities and leadership development.

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Alpha Phi Sigma recognizes academic excellence of Undergraduate and Graduate students of Criminal Justice, as well as Juris Doctorate students.

The goals of Alpha Phi Sigma are to honor and promote academic excellence, community service, educational leadership, and unity.

Alpha Phi Sigma is the only Criminal Justice Honor Society which is a certified member of the Association of College Honor Societies and affiliated with the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.

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The ASCLS student forum is dedicated to increasing awareness of the medical laboratory profession and the MT program both on campus and in the surrounding communities through service, education, and scholarship.  We also strive to educate the APSU community on the importance of diagnostic laboratory testing in promoting good health. We have fun meetings and outings. We have great networking, scholarship, and hands-on events available for you. Come check us out!

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AMC is an APSU student organization open to all APSU students who are interested in the ancient Mediterranean world, specifically Greece, Rome, and Egypt.

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Creating a space for black students to be authentically themselves while creating traditions and partaking in black culture, while giving the Austin Peay community a chance to learn and be apart of black culture. 

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The College Democrats is a student-led organization recognized by Austin Peay State University in Clarksville, TN, and officially chartered by the Tennessee Federation of College Democrats. The College Democrats at APSU exist to promote democratic ideas.

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The APSU Grappling Club is a student-run organization dedicated to promoting the art and sport of grappling, focusing on Jui-Jitsu and Wrestling. Our club provides an inclusive environment for students of all skill levels, whether you're a beginner eager to learn or an experienced grappler looking to refine your techniques.

We offer regular training sessions to build fundamental skills, improve physical fitness, and develop mental toughness. Members will learn essential grappling techniques, strategies, and principles while building discipline and confidence.

The APSU Grappling Club also offers opportunities for competition and personal growth, encouraging members to challenge themselves through friendly sparring, drills, and participation in local tournaments. Our goal is to create a tight-knit community of individuals who are passionate about grappling and committed to their development both on and off the mat.

Join us to experience a supportive and motivating atmosphere where you can push your limits, bond with fellow students, and achieve your grappling goals!

Let's Go Peay!

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The purpose of this organization shall be to promote the exchange of
knowledge in the fields of electrical and electronics engineering, as well as
related disciplines, by fostering connections within the engineering
communities, which encompasses professors, industries, and fellow
students. This mission will be accomplished through various initiatives
such as organizing events, competitions, and projects, and encouraging
collaboration among all stakeholders.

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Active and competitive sports club that focuses on improving pickleball skills while having fun!

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For over 30 years, the Tennessee Small Business Development Center (TSBDC) network has been empowering small business owners, entrepreneurs, and individuals with a business idea to innovate new products and services that compete in the global marketplace. We are a network of certified professional business counselors conveniently located in a community near you. We have 20 various locations; 14 of which are service centers, 5 are satellite offices, and 1 is an affiliate office. More than 1,000 businesses and entrepreneurs have received assistance from the Tennessee Small Business Development Network. Whether you are a manufacturer, retailer, service provider, or a professional; we are here to help entrepreneurs help themselves.

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Art Club members get together weekly to participate in a variety of fun activities, such as drawing challenges, group drawing events, game nights, and informative lectures from other experienced artists! Challenges are for fun, so nothing is mandatory.

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The Asian and Pacific Islander Club is a vibrant community of students passionate about exploring and celebrating Asian and Pacific cultures. We host engaging discussions on current events in Asia and the Pacific and take part in exciting activities, such as attending the Nashville Cherry Blossom Festival and the API Annual Celebration. While the club is inspired by the Asian Studies minor at APSU, students from all backgrounds and majors are warmly welcome to join us and share in this enriching experience!

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The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) is the first organization dedicated to the science of computing machinery. The ACM's mission is the advancement of computing as a science and a profession.

The ACM Student Chapter at Austin Peay State University is the professional organization for computer science students and computer enthusiasts in the campus community. As an officially chartered ACM chapter, we are an extension of the world's premier organization in the field of computer science.

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The Austin Peay Percussion Collective’s mission is to foster a thriving percussion studio by generating funding and creating outreach opportunities that engage schools and communities, cultivating interest and recruitment for the future of percussion at Austin Peay.

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Performance Opportunities, Voice in what instruments to fund for, Outreach

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We are the Austin Peay Ice Skating Team! Skaters of any level are welcome, from no experience to senior level skaters. Recreational and competitive opportunities are both available. Please contact us for more info!

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Social Work is so much more than its stereotypes. Social Workers work in so many departments including courts, schools, hospitals, police social workers, veterinary social workers, probation services, nonprofits, geriatrics, mental health, human resources, mental health, forensics, and so much more.

The Social Work Club is a group of strong-hearted individuals who want to make a difference. We attend fundraisers and events and host our own.

The Social Work club is open to all majors!

If you are looking to build your resume, earn service hours, network, have meaningful conversations, or attend intentional programs. I invite you to come to our next meeting and follow us on social media!

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The BCM is open to all students and is a great place to find friends, grow in your faith, and have the opportunity to change the world with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Here are some things that you can be looking forward to each week at the BCM this year:

FAMILY GROUPS - Family groups take place once a week at various locations across campus and at many different times. Family groups are a great way for students to connect with one another, study the Bible, grow in their relationship with the Lord, and build community. This a a great opportunity for YOU!

REFUGE WORSHIP SERVICE: Refuge is our weekly worship service that takes place once a week at the BCM. We meet every Thursday night at 7pm! This is a great opportunity for college students to come alongside one another to worship together!

ECHO AND FLOURISH - We will continue to have men's and Women's ministry events worship services together. We will have echo and flourish once a month this semester at the BCM. Check out our Instagram for more info!

If you're interested in getting connected, you can fill out the Google Form below and we'll reach out to you or feel free to email us!

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The Bass Fishing Club at APSU brings together anglers from all skill levels who share a passion for fishing and the great outdoors! Our club is dedicated to fostering a community where all members can learn, compete, and enjoy the sport of bass fishing. We have a mission to promote responsible fishing practices, maintain conservation stewardship, and camaraderie. We participate in regular fishing outings, tournaments, and events.

Whether you are a seasoned angler or completely new to fishing--our club welcomes all. Feel free to participate in our next meeting or outing, and become a part of our community!

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Beta Beta Beta (TriBeta) is a society for students, particularly undergraduates, dedicated to improving the understanding and appreciation of biological study and extending boundaries of human knowledge through scientific research. Since its founding in 1922, more than 200,000 persons have been accepted into lifetime membership, and more than 553 chapters have been established throughout the United States and Puerto Rico.

TriBeta was founded in 1922 at Oklahoma City University--the Alpha Chapter--by Dr. Frank G. Brooks and a group of his students. The idea of an honor and professional society for biology students spread rapidly and by 1925, the society was a national organization. Biennial national conventions of student and faculty members began in that year and in 1930 the society journal, BIOS, began publication of student research, articles of interest to biologists and society news. As the society grew, it was divided into regional and district groups, each of which holds a convention annually. At the heart of every district and national meeting are student research papers presented in the style of graduate meetings. Awards are given for outstanding individual and chapter accomplishment.

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Active Membership ($55 one time fee)
A. You must be a student Majoring in Biology.
B. You must have completed or be enrolled in a third course of Biology and be in your fourth semester of school.
C. You must have at least a 3.0 GPA in Biology
D. You must be in good academic standing with at least a 2.5 overall GPA.

Associate Membership ($40 one time fee)
A. If you do not meet the above Active Membership guidelines, you may still be a nationally recognized associate member. Associate members may not hold an office.

Graduate Membership ($50 fee)
TriBeta is open to all Biology graduate students.

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Chapter Membership ($30 annually or $15 per semester)

To participate in Eta Pi chapter you must be an active member in good standing. All National members are required to be Chapter members, National Membership is not required.

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Our purpose is to provide a space for BIPOC musicians of all majors to express themselves authentically while promoting a more diverse and inclusive environment within the music field.

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We foster awareness and conservation of birds and other wildlife, promote environmental stewardship, and engage students in meaningful experiences with nature.

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The Real Estate Club aims to provide students with opportunities outside of the classroom by bringing real estate industry leaders for speaking engagement's and mentorship, along with providing job shadow opportunities with local real estate teams.

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The purpose of this organization shall be to push students interested in business beyond the textbook and help them explore their passion for helping others through volunteerism.

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Do you sometimes hate those first meetings with people? You know the kind that University life seems to be packed with:

The "Hey. How are you? What’s your major? What dorm do you live in?" types of conversations.

We hear these questions over and over again when in reality, all we want is to be able to kick back and be comfortable with each other.

So, Hi! We are Chi Alpha. We’re great, thanks for asking! We don’t have a major – although we are on university campuses all over the world. We’re a network of Christian ministries that look a little bit different on every campus, but here’s what you’re always sure to find: college-age men and women who are all at once deciding who they are (through school or work or life experience) while learning more about Jesus. You’ll probably find people who are in all kinds of stages of both pursuits: self-discovery and God-discovery.

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This is the Chemistry club! It is open to anyone with an inquisitive mind and a desire to share the interest of the natural sciences. The purpose of this club is to provide an opportunity for you to become better acquainted with other students in chemistry and related fields; to sponsor extracurricular activities that will expand your knowledge of chemistry; to involve you in service to our school and community; and to give an understanding of career opportunities in chemistry and related fields.

See our events page to get information about our meetings and to learn about upcoming outreach events!

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The Child Welfare Club was established in 2008 and is open to all APSU students; However, the Club's activities will be largely dictated by the needs of The Tennessee Department of Children's Services. As the title of the Club denotes, the focus will be on the welfare of children. If this is a specific career goal for you, you are especially encouraged to be a part. This Club will provide unique opportunities for you in this area of Social Work.

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