Clubs and Organizations
At TROY-Dothan Campus, various programs and services are provided for students to complement and supplement academic endeavors. Students are encouraged to participate in University-sponsored organizations. For more information, contact the Coordinator for Student Development, 103 Malone Hall, (334) 983-6556, ext. 205.
Alliance of Cultural Diversity
The Alliance for Cultural Diversity encourages academic excellence, provides awareness of minority cultures to advance political interest, stimulates good citizenship and civic-mindedness, and encourages social interaction between members and non-members.(Back to Top) Chi Sigma Iota is the international honor society for counselors-in-training, counselor educators, and professional counselors. Its mission is to promote scholarship, research, professionalism, leadership and excellence in counseling, and to recognize high attainment in the pursuit of academic and clinical excellence in the field of counseling. Chi Sigma Iota chapters seeks to increase community awareness of counseling benefits, as well as provide opportunities for presentations and community service.
(Back to Top) ChristianStudentFellowship's organizational purposes are to glorify the Lord Jesus Christ, encourage and strengthen the student body in the Lord, and provide a means of sharing the love of Christ.
(Back to Top) The Creative Writing Club provides an opportunity for a community of writers to promote creativity in writing, to exchange ideas and critical analysis of each other's work, and to share information concerning contest and publication possibilities.
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Delta Mu Delta (Zeta Omicron Chapter)
Delta Mu Delta is a national honor society in business administration. It was established to encourage higher scholarship and to recognize and reward students for scholastic achievement in Business Administration. The Society was founded November 18, 1913, by five professor at New York University. There are more than 67,000 members worldwide.(Back to Top)
Environmental Awareness Organization
The Environmental Awareness Organization works to
increase the awareness of the importance of the environment to our quality of
life. The organization's purpose is to broaden and enhance the environmental
experience for Troy University students, staff, and faculty in the areas of
education, employment potential, and hand-on experience.
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Gamma Beta Phi (Home Page)
The Gamma Beta Phi Society, recognized as one of
the top ten scholastic societies in the United States, is an honor and service
organization for college university students in the United States. To be
eligible for membership, a student must have completed at least twelve hours of
college work (at the graduate or undergraduate level, as appropriate) and have a
scholastic ranking in the top twenty percent of his/her class.
Click here to link to the Gamma Beta Phi
Homepage.
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Institute of Management Accountants (Student Chapter)
The Institute of Management Accountants (Student Chapter) is a voluntary association of IMA members enrolled at a recognized institution of higher learning. Meetings are held once per month, usually with a speaker who is a practicing accountant within the local area. Students who are interested in joining the IMA Student Chapter may contact any accounting instructor at the Dothan Campus.(Back to Top)
Kappa Delta Pi is an international honor society
in education. It provides students and educators with recognition for
outstanding academic achievement and leadership. Membership in Kappa Delta Pi
provides a public measure of recognition of high intellectual, personal, and
professional standards. Membership includes undergraduate and graduate students
and alumni.
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Student Alabama Education Association
The SAEA strives to develop an understanding and appreciation of the teaching profession; to acquaint education students with the history, ethics, organizations, policies, and programs of local, state and national education associations; to develop leadership and professional attitudes among college students interested in teaching; to provide a voice for education students in matters affecting their interest in education and the teaching profession; to give students practical experience in working together and in working with local, state, and national education associations on problems of the profession and of the society; to stress the importance of careful selection of persons admitted to teacher education programs with emphasis on character, personality, and scholarship; and to seek higher standards of teacher education. Click here to visit the: Student Alabama Education Association Home Page(Back to Top)
Student Government Association
All members of the student body belong to the Student Government Association. Officers and organizational representatives are elected annually.The SGA is a multi-faceted organization which promotes excellence in
scholarship; coordinates and establishes reasonable standards for all student
activities within the scope of the Student Government Association; encourages
participation in social and education group activities; promotes an open
relationship between the student body and administration in matters of policy
formation and student University activity; promotes the positive image of the
University within the local community; and serve as the official representative
of the student body in matters concerning student life.
Click here to link to the Student
Government Association Homepage.
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The Dothan Campus Ambassadors work to promote and
represent, in a positive manner, Troy University, Dothan Campus in the local
community, academic community, at campus functions, and throughout the
University's service area. Ambassadors serve and assist the Division of Student
and Community Services in recruitment, orientation, and registration.
Ambassadors are chosen from a list of applicants each spring. TROY-Dothan Campus Ambassadors Home
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For More Information Contact: Amy Farver
