For a complete list of registered student organizations at A-State please visit the Leadership Center website.
Black Student Association
Contact: Legacie Smith / Advisor: Ian Buchanan
BSA’s purpose is to develop and encourage university spirit among African American students and to enhance and improve the cultural and social life of African American students on campus. The organization also serves as a medium between African American students, administrators, and faculty and staff.
Brother 2 Brother
Contact: Louis Gonzalez / Advisor: Zhedrick Jackson
B2B provides an avenue to increase graduation rates among minority male students by providing a nurturing environment based on promoting campus connectedness, academic support, character development, and community service to ensure the college success of its minority male students. Brother-to-Brother meets twice a month.
Chinese Student Association
Contact: Gao Tianyu
To serve Chinese students exists to help them better adapt to life at ASU. Also, to help carry forward the Chinese culture to American students and any people who want to know more about China.
Evolve
Contact: Kellie Dukes / Advisor: Trinity Haynes
The purpose of this organization is to showcase minority creativity while elevating voices of leadership, virtue, and excellence.
Gender And Sexuality Alliance
Contact: Trin Reppenhagen
The GSA advocates for equality, provides support, and promotes a better understanding of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning community. The student organization meets twice a month.
Hermana y Hermano
Advisor: Dr. Justin Castro
Hermana y Hermano is a mentorship program to assist incoming Hispanic & Latina/o/ x students to Arkansas State University in the college transition. This program allows for students (both mentors and mentees) to build leadership, social, academic, and character building skills. The student mentors are able to draw from their collegiate experience to help newer students making the transition to college. This is a mentorship program that has a community service component.
Indian Student Organization
Contact: Sharmadha Vaddepali
Indian Students Association (ISO) is a voluntary, non-profit student organization with the goal of being the primary gateway that connects the Indian community to the A-State mainstream. Although, it primarily aims at helping Indian students, the main focus of the organization is to carry on a strong tradition of spreading awareness of Indian culture and traditions, promoting cultural exchange and embracing diversity among all individuals and communities at Arkansas State University as well as throughout the city of Jonesboro.. All our events are open to all the students on campus.
International Student Association
Contact: Medhavi Rathod / Yuzuru Iketa
To support international students and promote cultural awareness.
Japanese Student Organization
Contact: Kosuke Moriya
Cross-cultural activities will provide all students with opportunities to experience Japanese culture and language.
Korean Student Association
Contact: Sooyeong Choi
To bring together Korean students on campus and welcome any students who are interested in Korean culture and language.
Multicultural Center Ambassadors
Contact: Trinity Haynes
The MC Ambassador program is a group of students selected to represent the Multicultural Center by informing the ASU and Jonesboro community about the Center’s services, programs, and initiatives. The ambassadors also help plan and execute events sponsored by the MC.
Muslim Student Association
Contact: Salma Abdel-Karim
To serve the needs of Muslim students at ASU and help increase the awareness of the University community about Islam and its beliefs through educational programs, thereby promoting knowledge and understanding between Muslims and non-Muslims.
National Pan-Hellenic Council
Contact: Amber Yates / Advisor: Dr.Robert Johnson
NPHC is a council comprised of nine historically Black Greek letter fraternities and sororities. These organizations focus on community engagement and educational, cultural, and social activities. There are seven NPHC fraternities and sororities on ASU’s campus. For more information, please visit the Astate Greek Life website.
Sister 2 Sister
Contact: DeAnna Jones / Advisor: Dr.Nikesha Nesbitt
Sister to Sister is a student organization that provides an avenue for retaining Black women students in higher education. The group offers academic and social support, leadership development, a mentorship component, and community involvement opportunities. The group meets twice a month.
