Cultural: Cultural Groups are organizations whose purpose is to promote the culture of other nations and/or ethnic groups. Group members are not required to be from any specific country or ethnic background to participate.

Asian Cultures Society
International Affairs Council
International Student Association

Departmental: Departmental Groups are organizations related to a specific major or university department. These groups continue to promote a learning environment outside of the classroom. Although many members will be associated with the major or department relating to the organization, often it is not a requirement for membership.

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American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS)
American Chemical Society
Behavior Science Club
DC Networks
Drury Debate & Forensics Society
Drury Student Teacher Association (DSTA)
Free Association
French Club
Math & Computer Sciences Club
Mu Theta (Music Therapy)
Phi Alpha Delta (Pre-Law)
Philosophy & Religion Club
Pre-Health Professions Club
Psi Chi (Psychology)
SEEDS Sociology Club
Society of Physics Students
VisCom

Greek: Greek Organizations (Fraternities and Sororities) are student organizations whose primary purpose is the personal development of their members. They promote intimate relationship bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood, and members typically refer to fellow members as "brothers" or "sisters." Traditionally, most fraternities and sororities are designated by Greek letters; hence, the organizations their members are often referred to as "Greek organizations" "the Greek community," or simply "Greeks."

Kappa Alpha fraternity
Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity
Sigma Nu fraternity
Sigma Pi fraternity

Delta Delta Delta sorority
Kappa Delta sorority
Pi Beta Phi sorority
Zeta Tau Alpha sorority

Honorary: Membership in honorary societies is usually by invitation only. Specific selection criteria will vary among the different societies, but generally applicants must be upper-class students with a 3.0 to 3.5 minimum overall grade point average. It is possible to be invited to join more than one honor society, in which case you hold double honor.  Official Honorary-based Student Organizations are considered an Official Honor of Drury University.

Alpha Psi Omega (Theater)
Beta Beta Beta (Biology)
Delta Mu Delta (Business Administration)
Gamma Sigma Alpha (Greek Academic)
Kappa Delta Pi (Education)
Kappa Mu Epsilon (Math)
Mortar Board
Omicron Delta Kappa
Phi Alpha Theta (History)
Pi Delta Phi (French)
Tau Sigma Delta (Architecture)

Media: Media groups are organizations that publish or produce any type of media such as newspapers, magazines, websites or TV broadcasts. These groups work towards promoting knowledge, consistent communication and recent news information throughout the campus.

Advertising Club
DUB (Drury University Broadcasting)
The Mirror (Student Newspaper)

Political: Political organizations further the interest of a particular political group or issue. These groups range from candidate and party groups to issue-based support groups.

Campus Front for a Third Party
College Republicans
Young Democrats

Professional: Professional Organizations and Associations are groups that relate to a professional career.  Many of these groups are national organizations and require special national affiliations.

Phi Beta Lambda (FBLA)
Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE)

Recreational: Sport and Recreational groups are organizations whose purposes are to assist members in continuing an active and healthy lifestyle. These groups range from competition teams to groups that promote healthy activities as part of their group meetings or events.

Drury Bass Club (Fishing)
Drury Ice Panthers (Hockey)
Lacrosse Club (Men’s Program)
Outdoor Club
Volleyball Club (Men’s Program)
Ultimate Frisbee Club

Religious: Religious groups exist to connect students with similar spiritual beliefs to each other in a community of believers. These groups promote spiritual and honorable lifestyles through regular meetings, small group bible studies, and campus and community activities.

Authentic Ministries
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Logos Christian Fellowship
Disciples on Campus

Service: Service groups are organizations whose purposes are to serve the campus and community through volunteer work. These groups help with construction tasks, clean-up projects, and donation and resource collection. Many of these volunteers also spend time in area schools and community establishments helping children and families.

Ambassadors
Amnesty International
Drury Volunteer Corps
Habitat for Humanity
Relay For Life

Special Intrests: Special Interest groups are organizations that students join because of hobbies, interests or activities that they prefer. These groups continue to enhance campus life by connecting students of similar interests outside the classroom.

Alliance of Minority Minds
Allies
Anime Addicts
Bacchus
Drury Cinema Club
Student Society for Stem Cell Research
Student Union Board (SUB)
Think Green!

Student Government: Student Governance Organizations exist to maintain a high level of positive accomplishment in student life. Many of these organizations will assist with cooperation efforts among multiple students and ensure students are acting in accordance with university policies.

Interfraternity Council (IFC)
Panhellenic Council
Residence Life Association (RLA)
Student Government Association (SGA)