The TU Psychology Club desires to create a community for students interested in psychology through fun and educational programs, and forge connections with psychology faculty, alumni, and professionals in the greater Tulsa community to propel students into their desired careers. Our mission statement is to educate, prepare, network, and lobby for the students of psychology and their peers at The University of Tulsa.
You can connect with us through our social channels, Instagram: @utulsa_psychclub or email us: utulsa.psychclub@gmail.com
Asian American Student Association strives to promote awareness of the Asian-American culture and diversity on our campus. Our organization works toward the collective benefit of the Tulsan and Asian American communities, welcomes cultural diversity, advocates for social justice, and raises a voice in global issues that affect the domestic and international Asian communities. Our purpose is to connect, network, and unite those who are of Asian descent as well as those with an interest in those cultures.
We are a group of motivated students from the College of Engineering and Natural Science at the University of Tulsa, who wants to develop a working relationship with the Midstream Industry. The TU Midstream Club Student Chapter is dedicated to furthering the education and understanding of petroleum transportation, storage, and sales. All of which make up the midstream sector of the petroleum industry.
We are looking to establish a professional network with members of the Midstream Industry. We organize events for: (a) Learning about new technologies, (b) Professional networking, (c) Attending industry conferences. We promote and organize facility tours to Midstream companies (pipeline operators, consulting groups, service companies, etc) in the State of Oklahoma. In average, we have four facility tours at companies locations, and two on-campus lunch & learns per semester.
The Society of Physics Students (SPS) is a professional association explicitly designed for students and their advisers. Membership, through collegiate chapters, is open to anyone interested in physics. The only requirement for membership is that you be interested in physics. Besides physics majors, our members include majors in astronomy, chemistry, computer science, engineering, geology, mathematics, medicine, and other fields.
SPS is a chapter based society that exists to help students transform themselves into contributing members of the professional community. Traditional coursework develops only one range of skills. Other skills needed to flourish professionally include effective communication and personal interactions, leadership experience, establishing a personal network of contacts, presenting scholarly work in professional meetings and journals, research experiences, and outreach services to the campus and local communities. Through its members, advisers, chapters, and leadership, SPS enables national initiatives and local impacts within the community. SPS supports students, advisers, and departments to improve the overall community.
Locally, regionally, nationally, and internationally, the SPS offers the opportunity for these important enrichments to the student’s experience.
Order of Omega is a national honor society that recognizes Greek men and women who have attained a high standard of leadership in interfraternity activities while simultaneously achieving academic excellence. The members of Order of Omega represent the top three percent of Greek students at The University of Tulsa.
The North American Interfraternity Conference (NIC) is the governing body for many national and international fraternal organizations. These fraternities are governed by the undergraduate Interfraternity Council (IFC) of TU and their national headquarters. IFC includes representatives from each of these fraternities, advisers and an executive board.
Tau Beta Pi is the Engineering Honor Society. Students must be invited to join in their junior or senior year (or by credit hour). We have several meetings each semester with food in addition to social and community service events. It lets engineers connect with each other and get to know one another.
SFA conducts several meeting per semester with guest speakers specializing in the Finance Field. Each Spring Semester, members have the opportunity to apply for the Chicago SFA Trip where we visit the Chicago Federal Reserve, Several Asset Management Companies, and the Chicago Board of Exchange. The trip is funded by SFA Donors and students just pay a small deposit to attend.
Alpha Psi Omega is a national theatre honors organization, with members across the nation. We provide students interested in theatre, regardless of whether it is their major/minor or just a hobby, with opportunities to participate in theatrical events outside of the mainstage productions produced by the university. Such events include a 24-hour play festival, where we write, rehearse, and produce a series of short one-act plays in the span of 24 hours, and a miscast cabaret, where students have the opportunity to perform songs from musicals for a role they wouldn’t normally be given the opportunity to play. Joining also gives students access to a network of upperclassmen and alumni who are active in theatre who they can turn to for advice about theatre, school, and life.
We don’t have any social media accounts but we do have a GroupMe chat. Students can email the president or the organization with their phone number to join it.
NSBE is a 501(C)(3) non-profit association that is owned and managed by its members. The organization is dedicated to the academic and professional success of African-American engineering students and professionals. NSBE offers members leadership training, professional development, mentoring opportunities, career placement services and more! NSBE is comprised of more than 300 collegiate, 75 professional and 75 pre-college chapters nationwide and overseas. The University of Tulsa is part of the Region 5 division of NSBE.
The purpose of SEA is to develop, maintain, and strengthen an active community of TU students interested in economics, creating an environment in which peers may help each other to succeed. SEA hosts a variety of events that are open to the entire TU community including research seminars from distinguished guest lecturers, discussions on graduate school, game theory game nights, and other events. SEA members also provide free tutoring for students in ECON 2013 (Principles of Macroeconomics) and ECON 2023 (Principles of Microeconomics).
The Panhellenic Council consists of members of each National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) sorority working to facilitate and promote friendship, leadership, service, and scholarship within the Panhellenic community and on campus.
LANbrew (LAN meaning Local Area Network) is a Local Area Network gaming club. Some typical events include game party nights, tournaments, or themed game events.
The goal of Exercise Sports Science Club is to expose the students to careers within their desired field, provide helpful tactics to help students achieve their goals, and network within the Exercise Sports Science major through community service and events.
TU Photo Club is here to put photography in the spotlight around campus! Check us out for ways to learn more and help spread the good word of photos!
The organization hopes to spread photography throughout campus and the surrounding neighborhoods.
The primary goal of the club is to “create a community of photographers.”
Members do not have to be a part of the school of art, as the club only hopes “to be a place where those with a shared interest can meet together.”
Community service is another aspect of the club. There is a partnership with Kendall-Whittier by way of the Youth Mentorship Program (YMP). Working with students after school and providing the students with basic digital cameras, as to not “overload the students with technology.” Working with students on taking pictures and the importance of subject matter and color.
Education is valuable. The club hopes to expose students to photography. Even if you are not an art major, you can still explore photography by joining this club.
The TU Photo Club provides opportunities to come into contact with the art of photography through lectures, meetings, discussions, workshops, museum/art exhibition outings, field trips, and volunteer activities.
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We seek to aid commuter students by providing useful activities for commuters to network with one another and feel part of the University of Tulsa.
Being a commuter is tough. No one gets that as much as the people at CARS! We are a group made of and for commuters. Our aim is to advocate for better experiences and opportunities for all TU commuters! We want to help connect fellow commuters and brainstorm ideas on how to achieve a better, more commuter friendly campus! Feel free to join us at a meeting or contact us to learn more!
This semester, CARS will be having several events that bring commuters together for fun, food, and more. From ice cream socials to football game hangouts, CARS events are great opportunities to meet other commuters and enjoy campus life.
The Mid-Continent Section of SPE was founded on December 28, 1917. It predated, by two years, the establishment of the American Petroleum Institute (API). Today, the Mid-Continent Section has over 700 members located in Tulsa, Oklahoma USA and surrounding area. Our diverse membership comes from a mix of medium and small businesses including major oil & gas companies, independent producers, drilling contractors, well services, equipment suppliers, gas transmission, universities, government agencies, and consultants. The student chapter of one of the largest professional platforms in the world. In charge to disseminate and exchange technical knowledge of the Oil & Gas Industry. It also provides opportunities for students and professionals to enhance their careers.
The University of Tulsa Film Club aims to bring people from all ages, majors, interests, and knowledge of film together through the magic of cinema. You do NOT have to be a film major or need previous knowledge of filmmaking to join! Future activities may include film screenings on campus, discussions about the screenings or other films, and group trips to the movie theater! And yes, snacks will always be provided.
Dedicated to knowing Jesus Christ and His call to make disciples of all nations through friendship. We work closely in conjunction with the Newman center and organize and lead weekly bible studies that are open to anyone and held at various times/locations.
