Campus Organizations WTAMU is home to multiple campus organizations. Find your niche by becoming a part of one of the most dynamic and life-changing forces on campus. Interested? Call 806-651-5779 or 806-651-2313. We’ll be glad to point you in the right direction.
Printable List of Current Campus Organizations |
DEPARTMENTAL AND PROFESSIONAL HONOR SOCIETIES | | MUTUAL INTEREST RELIGIOUS RECREATIONAL SPORTS CLUBS | | RESIDENCE HALLS Greek SOCIAL AND SERVICE OTHER | |
Accounting Club | | Description: | The purpose of the WTAMU Accounting Club is to advance the study of accounting and to inform accounting majors and all other interested parties of opportunities and new developments in public, private, governmental and educational accounting. | | President: | Krystal Villacorta
677-9305 | | Adviser: | Karen Cooley
651-2512 | |
American Society of Mechanical Engineers | | Description: | The American Society of Mechanical Engineers shall serve the WTAMU engineering community while providing fellowship and community involvement for its members. | | President: | Chad Brown
679-5695 | | Adviser: | Dr. Emily Hunt
651-5330 | |
Association for Computing Machinery | | Description: | Provide students the chance to expand their knowledge of the computer industry while building skills needed to help them gain access to jobs and contacts in the industry. ACM also gives students a social organization to help with study groups and projects of interest. | | President: | David Jones
236-7949 | | Adviser: | H. Paul Haiduk
651-2439 | |
Advertising Federation | | Description: | An organization for all majors interested in advertising to represent WTAMU at regional and national competitions, and to serve as a networking source for career opportunities. | | President: | Janeth Martinez
584-7093 | | Adviser: | Lori Westermann
651-2808 | |
Agribusiness Club | | Description: | The purpose of the WTAMU Agribusiness Club is to dedicate time and effort to aid those interested in the Agribusiness field. | | President: | Kari Schilling
632-0787 | | Adviser: | Lai Almas
651-2552 | |
Agricultural Ambassadors | | Description: | Agricultural Ambassadors strive to promote leadership and professional development while serving the university and agricultural community. | | President: | Brittany Morgan
651-2550 | | Adviser: | John Pipkin
651-2550 | |
Alpha Chi | | Description: | Honors Society | | President: | Chelsea Idle
241-5619 | | Adviser: | Dr. Martin Jacobsen
651-2460 | |
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity | | Description: | A social and service fraternity. | | President: | Chris Heller
674-9624 | | Adviser: | Dr. Jim Rogers
651-2581 | |
Anime Club | | Description: | The purpose of the Anime Club is to broaden the members' experience with Anime as well as expand their knowledge of the Japanese culture. | | President: | Stephanie Cox
432-923-2161 | | Adviser: | Dr. Harold Lenfest
651-2794 | |
April Society | | Description: | The April Society is a graduate organization for English graduate students. | | President: | Susan Greenwald
655-4913 | | Adviser: | Pat Tyrer
651-2476 | |
Band | | Description: | Performs marching band shows and supports the football team during the fall. Later the band will perform concert music each semester educating its students in symphonic literature and representing the university. | | President: | Jared McEntyre
681-4199 | | Adviser: | Don Lefevre
651-2855 | |
Baptist Student Ministry | | Description: | To impact WTAMU and the world through student leaders who are growing as disciples of Jesus and are helping others to become and grow as disciples of Jesus. | | President: | Randy England
655-7705 | | Adviser: | Bill Craddock
651-2323 | |
Black Women’s Association | | Description: | To promote sisterhood, scholarship and service. | | President: | Nicole Cooper
832-875-2904 | | Adviser: | Russell Lowery-Hart
651-2931 | |
Block and Bridle | | Description: | Animal science organization. Promotes leadership and learning about livestock. | | President: | Janae Hauser
282-2771 | | Adviser: | David Lust
651-2551 | |
Bowling Club | | Description: | The Bowling Club of WTAMU. | | President: | Zach Barton
469-877-7554 | | Adviser: | Max Seymour
651-2341 | |
Buffalo Tennis | | Description: | The club will provide recreational and competitive tennis activity to students at the university. Competition will include regional and sectional tournaments with the United States Tennis Association and against other university club teams. | | President: | Isaac Saldivar
681-7671 | | Adviser: | Dr. Jan Ray
651-2618 | |
Buff Green | | Description: | The purpose of Buff Green is to raise awareness of a green way of life on campus and for students, faculty and staff in everyday life. | | President: | Timothy Vela
335-5226 | | Adviser: | Connie McKee
651-2415 | |
Buff Hall Council | | Description: | The purpose of Buff Hall Council is to give Buff Hall residents a voice on campus. | | President: | Stephen Spain
940-210-9077 | | Adviser: | Jon Behrens
651-3000 | |
Buffs for Christ | | Description: | To proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ, to bring Christian students into a closer relationship with God and to create a loving, dynamic fellowship through Christ. | | President: | Tim Myers
655-2180 | | Adviser: | Bob Shepherd
655-2174 | |
CAMPOS | | Description: | CAMPOS is a community service based organization that focuses on projects on and off campus. | | President: | Jose Garcia
677-8793 | | Adviser: | Jesus Raygosa
651-5311 | |
Campus Organizations | | Description: | A group that oversees all campus organizations. | | President: | Selena Rojas
676-1027 | | Adviser: | Skip Chisum
651-2313 | |
Catholic Student Center | | Description: | A group where students can learn more about their faith, serve their community, and meet other students. | | President: | Eric Schwertner
786-2513 | | Adviser: | Velma Murillo
651-3332 | |
Chi Omega | | Description: | To promote friendship, sincere learning, creditable scholarship, vocational goals, participation in campus activities, social and civic service, and high personal standards. | | President: | Megan Szydloski
654-4140 | | Adviser: | Connie McKee
651-2415 | |
Chinese Student Association | | Description: | An organization allowing Chinese students to remain in contact with each other and to share their culture with all students at WTAMU. To get more people in and outside of the University to know more about Chinese culture and to build relationships with Chinese in the United States. | | President: | Li-Jen Chang
341-5394 | | Adviser: | Cy Chen
651-2449 | |
Christian Science Organization | | Description: | The Christian Science Organization regularly furnishes copies of an international newspaper, The Christian Science Monitor, for students and faculty. They participate in the food drive each semester and provide small scholarship through foundations. They pray daily for students' progress and success. | | President: | Morgan Moser | | Adviser: | Jan Cosmic
324-7592 | |
Circle K | | Description: | Circle K International organization | | President: | Kirk Scarbrough
940-733-4556 | | Adviser: | Kathey Walker
651-2736 | |
College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) | | Description: | A community service oriented organization based on associating CAMP, new members, and Advisers. To set and inform students of future careers, opportunites, and other possibilities. To build leadership, networking, and guidance between prior and incoming members. | | President: | Heriberto Santiago
367-2350 | | Adviser: | Jesus Raygosa
651-5311 | |
Collegiate FFA | | Description: | To promote agriculture to the public through education; provide positive leadership to local and surrounding FFA chapters; encourage fellowship within the local ag community and to develop career skills. | | President: | Allison White
341-0489 | | Adviser: | Lance Kieth
651-2556 | |
Collegiate Girl Scouts | | Description: | The Collegiate Girl Scouts group's purpose is to experience personal growth, learn marketable skills, and serve as a role model for girls. The group helps girls and the local girl scout council through such activities as conducting college tours for Senior Girl Scouts, assisting leaders on troop trips and fundraising. | | President: | Carly Kygar
335-5946 | | Adviser: | Brooks Hanks
651-3624 | |
Conner Hall Council | | Description: | | | President: | Russell Brixley
940-447-4279 | | Adviser: | Melanie Walls
651-3000 | |
Cousins Hall Council | | Description: | To prepare each student for active and cooperative citizenship throught participation in democratic self government, provide opportunities for the satisfaction of residents' interest and for recognized needs and service goals in accordance. | | President: | Chelsea Whitley
817-733-8436 | | Adviser: | Blake Henderson
651-7200 | |
Cross Hall Council | | Description: | To provide quality activities and awareness of campus activities for the residents of Cross Hall. | | President: | Kari Weiss
651-6883 | | Adviser: | Andi Leavitt
651-6846 | |
Delta Nu Delta | | Description: | A social and service sorority. | | President: | Tabitha Mathis
339-3041 | | Adviser: | Honnah Adams
651-2243 | |
Delta Zeta | | Description: | To unite its members in the bonds of sincere and lasting friendships, stimulate one another in the pursuit of knowledge, promote the morale and social culture of its members, and develop plans for guidance and unity. | | President: | Kristin Barnes
236-9971 | | Adviser: | Erin Beaty
651-2944 | |
Environmental Science Society | | Description: | To create awareness and appreciation of the environment through education, activities and events. | | President: | Juan Donato
679-9220 | | Adviser: | Dr. Jim Rogers
651-2381 | |
Eternal Flame | | Description: | The purpose of the Eternal Flame is to produce a university photobook. | | President: | Brad Reed
336-4414 | | Adviser: | Kim Bruce
651-2817 | |
E.X.Clusive Steppaz | | Description: | E.X.Clusive Steppaz is a culturly formed step team that use their bodies to create rhythmic sounds to wow a specific audience. They use their talents to unify people and create a sense of community. | | President: | Ben Abiola
214-734-4264 | | Adviser: | Melodie Graves
651-2355 | |
Farm and Ranch Club | | Description: | The Farm and Ranch Club is an organization that promotes interest in agriculture and the environment. It provides education, social, and service activities for its members and the Division of Agriculture. The club is affiliated with the Student Activities Subdivision of the American Society of Agronomy which allows its members to participate in various national activities and contests. | | President: | Kari Schilling
632-0787 | | Adviser: | Dr. Clay Robinson
651-2553 | |
Freshmen Leadership Organization | | Description: | To help freshmen to become better leaders on campus. Freshmen will be able to lead their class and represent the university as freshmen leaders. | | President: | Kayla Kelley
292-5463 | | Adviser: | Dr. Don Albrecht
651-2050 | |
Future Educators Society | | Description: | To encourage students to explore careers in education and provide a means to interact with people having mutual interest. | | President: | Julie Rawdon
570-6651 | | Adviser: | Renea Fike
651-3630 | |
Gamma Beta Phi | | Description: | Honor Society and service organization. | | President: | Angela Henthorn
651-5818 | | Adviser: | Pamela Lockwood
651-2536 | |
Geography Club | | Description: | Provide a venue for people interested in geography and related fields to interact outside of a normal classroom environment | | President: | Grant Reyher
651-5823 | | Adviser: | Dr. Wade Shaffer
651-2430 | |
Geology Society | | Description: | To provide a venue for people interested in geology and related fields to interact outside of a normal classroom environment. | | President: | Treff Carpenter
282-1933 | | Adviser: | J. Cepeda | |
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Herdsmen | | Description: | Spirit organization that cares for and trains the buffalo mascot. | | President: | Randall Box
817-614-6869 | | Adviser: | Shawn Burns
341-1402 | |
Hispanic Association | | Description: | To enrich and enhance cultural awareness on campus, surrounding communities, as well as in the Canyon/Amarillo area. | | President: | Pedro Ramos
433-0919 | | Adviser: | Maria Guerrero
651-2351 | |
History Club | | Description: | The History Club is a group of WT students who analyze movies, events and anything pertaining to history in the world today. | | President: | David Favela
517-8213 | | Adviser: | Bryan E. Vizzini
651-2419 | |
Horsemen’s Association | | Description: | The Horsemen's Association aims to promote an organization for WT students with a common interest in horses and to promote and represent WT through the equine-related activities. | | President: | Errolynne Franck
509-760-7398 | | Adviser: | Dr. John Pipkin
651-2557 | |
iforty Ministries | | Description: | To reach students for Christ, help them them grow in relationships and mature their faith. | | President: | Justin Hebert
681-0377 | | Adviser: | Bill Clark
679-7230 | |
Inter Fraternity Council | | Description: | IFC oversees and advises five national fraternities: Alpha Tau Omega, Kappa Alpha, Phi Delta Theta, Omega Delta Phi, and Sigma Nu. They exist to help promote greek life on campus and excellence within the social fraternities | | President: | Jeremy Dewbre
790-6977 | | Adviser: | Matt Maples
651-2392 | |
Jarrett Hall Council | | Description: | Governing body for Jarrett Hall. | | President: | Miguel Sosa
584-7657 | | Adviser: | Kacy Atkinson
651-3007 | |
Jesus in Graffiti (J.I.G.) | | Description: | An outreach ministry of Jesus Christ, to promote pre-marital abstinence and an overall Godly lifestyle. Equip WT students to live lives of purpose, minister to WT men and women about unplaned pregnancies and provide life support to men and women through education and resources. | | President: | Mollie Hagerman
292-4061 | | Adviser: | Dr. Harry Weston
651-2421 | |
Jones Hall Council | | Description: | To govern and conduct the business of the halls and to provide educational, cultural, and social programs for the residents. | | President: | Jon McGlaun
206-2568 | | Adviser: | Ronnie Hall
651-3008 | |
Kappa Alpha Order | | Description: | The philosophy of the Order is that the acquisition of knowledge and the development of character are the great goals of life. Through fellowship and brotherhood, KA seeks to teach young men to be leaders, to be brave, self-reliant, and to continually strive to better themselves. | | President: | Roland Camacho
336-2020 | | Adviser: | Bill Ambrose
651-2533 | |
Kappa Delta Chi | | Description: | To promote the traditional values of unity, honesty, integrity, and leadership of its members. An organization dedicated to services for the University and the minority community with special emphasis on the Hispanic population, a servitude based on love and friendship. | | President: | Lindsey Diaz
241-4534 | | Adviser: | Yvette Castillo
651-3624 | |
Kappa Delta Pi | | Description: | Kappa Delta Pi is an international honor society in education. Members qualify by maintaining a 3.0 GPA or 3.25 GPA and meeting coursework requirements. | | President: | Caleb Rejino
350-7686 | | Adviser: | Dr. Jan Ray
651-2618 | |
Kappa Kappa Psi | | Description: | Kappa Kappa Psi is a fraternal organization that promotes the advancement of college and university bands through dedicated service and support to bands; comprehensive education; leadership opportunities and recognition for the benefit of its members and society. | | President: | Andres Pena
956-324-8340 | | Adviser: | Don Lefevre
651-2855 | |
Korean Student Association | | Description: | Help Korean students enjoy campus life more. | | President: | Yan Ha
290-0291 | | Adviser: | Dr. Sang Hwang
651-2617 | |
KWTS 91.1 FM | | Description: | Operates student-run radio station for WTAMU. Participate in community services and promotes West Texas A&M University. | | President: | Trey Roach
354-0520 | | Adviser: | Dr. Leigh Browning
651-2412 | |
Lady Belles | | Description: | The West Texas A&M Lady Belles is a spirit organization and sister organization to the Herdsmen. We aim to promote active involvement in sporting events and volunteer throughout the community. | | President: | Sara Jones
832-561-9752 | | Adviser: | Shawn Burns
651-2304 | |
Lambda Pi Eta | | Description: | To foster an awareness of communication as a discipline; to provide opportunities for research and conference presentations. | | President: | Jill Whitfield
281-814-2192 | | Adviser: | Trudy Hanson
651-2800 | |
The Legacy | | Description: | The Legacy is fountain head of WT's Legacy. Its purpose is to create WT's creative arts journal | | President: | Derrick Cox
656-0192 | | Adviser: | Dr. Tyler
651-2476 | |
Lions Club | | Description: | A Lions Club student organization. | | President: | Alyson Cantu
241-4145 | | Adviser: | Linda Elliot
651-4904 | |
Mortar Board | | Description: | Mortar Board, founded in 1918, is a national organization that recognizes college seniors for excellence in the areas of scholarship, leadership and service. Mortar Board seeks to provide opportunities for continued leadership and development, promotes service to colleges and universities and encourages leaders. | | President: | Melanie Calibo
418-3484 | | Adviser: | Dr. Elizabeth Clark
651-2422 | |
Music Teachers National Association | | Description: | MTNA collegiate chapters provide educational, musical, social and professional experiences that augment the students with professional opportunities and career options in the field of music, and develop professional leadership skills. | | President: | Brandy Chapman
817-247-1102 | | Adviser: | Choong-ha Nam
651-2851 | |
Music Therapy Club | | Description: | Learn about Music Therapy and teach others in the community about it. | | President: | Krysta Davis
830-613-8284 | | Adviser: | Dr. Edward Kahler
651-2843 | |
NAACP | | Description: | To inform the youth of the problems affecting African Americans and other racial and political minorities. To advance the economic, education, social and political status of African Americans and other racial and ethnic minorities and encourage their harmonious cooperation with other people; to stimulate an appreciation of the African Dispura's contribution to civilization. | | President: | Lauren Johnson
972-352-8746 | | Adviser: | Melodie Graves
651-2355 | |
National Broadcasting Society | | Description: | NBS is a professional organization designed to give students opportunities to network, compete in competitions, and serve the community. | | President: | Ashley Littlejohn
505-693-6301 | | Adviser: | Dr. Leigh Browning
651-2412 | |
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National Student Speech, Language, Hearing Association | | Description: | To provide awareness to the community/university about the various communication disorders and about the SLP program at WTAMU. To provide students with a chance to learn from one another and allow them the opportunity to get involved with fundraising for communication awareness, newsletter reporting and other opportunities. | | President: | Kellie Miller
683-9444 | | Adviser: | Patty Howell
651-5109 | |
The Navigators | | Description: | To provide students at WTAMU with Christian instruction and activities. Our vision is to equip and encourage college students to walk with Jesus for the rest of their lives and help others do the same. | | President: | Justin Atchley
432-528-8933 | | Adviser: | Karen Cooley
651-2512 | |
Nursing Student Organization | | Description: | To assume the responsibility for contributing to nursing education and influence the educational process. Provide programs representative of fundamental and current professional interest and concerns. Aid in the development of the whole person hi/hers responsibility for the ehalt care of all walks of life. | | President: | Joli Hauser
679-3352 | | Adviser: | Laura Waight
651-2643 | |
Nu Tau Sigma | | Description: | Nu Tau Sigma exists to provide programming for a distinct and unique subset of the WTAMU student population, commuter students, to enhance their college careers and experiences by offering a network of supportive members, workshops, and group activities. | | President: | Cheryle Dill
651-2385 | | Adviser: | Chance Haugen
651-2329 | |
Omega Delta Phi Fraternity | | Description: | Omega Delta Phi, a service/social fraternity, is dedicated to the needs and concerns of the community, strives to promote and maintain the traditional values of unity, honesty, integrity and leadership, and promote a diverse fraternal experience within the environment of higher education. | | President: | Joseph Morales
220-4130 | | Adviser: | Gilberto Antunez
651-2908 | |
Overflow Ministries | | Description: | To assist WT students in connecting with a local church, provide weekly worship service on the WT campus and develop small group Bible studies for WT students. | | President: | Jared Hotchkiss
202-3346 | | Adviser: | Bill Craddock
651-2402 | |
Panhandle Storytelling Guild | | Description: | Foster an appreciation for the art of story telling and to sponsor an annual storytelling festival for the campus and the community. | | President: | Nathaniel Council
342-3877 | | Adviser: | Trudy L. Hanson
651-2800 | |
Panhellenic Council | | Description: | The governing body of Panhellenic affiliated sororities and also coordinates formal recruitment. | | President: | Jasinia Flores
681-9639 | | Adviser: | Velma Rojas
651-2392 | |
Peers Understanding, Listening, Speaking, Educating (PULSE) | | Description: | PULSE is a student organization that seeks to educate and support students in making healthy life-style decisions in regards to sex, alcohol and other drugs. The focus of PULSE is to provide fun, interactive and informative programs and services to students, as well as to the external community. | | President: | Tiffany Kirby
470-3764 | | Adviser: | Velma Rojas
651-2313 | |
Phi Alpha Nu | | Description: | Honor Society for social work students. | | President: | Veronica McClanehan
274-1977 | | Adviser: | Mo Cuevas
651-2592 | |
Phi Alpha Theta | | Description: | History honor society | | President: | Christy Czerwien
382-4725 | | Adviser: | Jean Stuntz
651-2409 | |
Phi Delta Theta | | Description: | To serve the studnets of WT and provide a great college experience to its members. Phi Delta Theta is a fraternity for life and a great way to become a leader and get involved on campus. | | President: | Chase Davis
672-2079 | | Adviser: | Tim Bynum
677-6333 | |
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia | | Description: | The object of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is to develop the best and truest fraternal spirit; promote the mutual welfare and brotherhood of music students, and to encourage the advancement of music in America and a loyalty to the Alma Mater. | | President: | Fong Chau
832-704-8889 | | Adviser: | Dr. Robert Krause
651-2821 | |
Phi Theta Kappa Alumni | | Description: | Service organization to help transfer students. | | President: | Danielle Flanagan
274-9933 | | Adviser: | James McCormick
651-2019 | |
Philosophers Guild | | Description: | | | President: | Kassi Lopez
206-8028 | | Adviser: | Amy Newman
651-2467 | |
Prairie, The | | Description: | The Prairie aims to voice students' opinions. Completely student produced, the student newspaper focuses on informing, educating and entertaining its readers. The Prairie is a weekly newspaper that comes out once every Thursday. | | President: | Andrea Findley
651-2416 | | Adviser: | Cristian Eayrs
651-2414 | |
Pre-Healthcare Club | | Description: | The purpose of the pre-healthcare club is to provide medical information to future healthcare providers and support students that are interested or may be interested in the field of medicine. | | President: | Mandy Whiteside
690-2294 | | Adviser: | Dr. Carolyn L. Bouma
651-2569 | |
Pre-Vet Club | | Description: | To provide an opportunity in which students may survey the field of veterinary medicine and its possible vocations. To provice a supportive local, academic and recreational environment so a closer relationship may be obtained among animal associated students. | | President: | Allison Schenk
713-806-0285 | | Adviser: | Lance Baker
651-2561 | |
President’s Ambassadors | | Description: | To help the university president with hosting faculty, staff, and community members when on campus or at university functions. | | President: | Amy Thompson
651-2386 | | Adviser: | Don Albrecht
651-2050 | |
Public Relations Society | | Description: | The Public Relations Society aims to further professional development in the field of public relations. | | President: | Janeth Martinez
584-7093 | | Adviser: | Lori Westermann
651-2808 | |
Residence Hall Association | | Description: | To encourage a fuller experience while living on campus. RHA puts on a number of philanthropy, social, and educational activities throughout each semester to help develop confidence, leadership, and team-working styles. | | President: | Samatha States
719-688-9117 | | Adviser: | Blake Henderson
651-3006 | |
Residence Hall Council | | Description: | Governing body of the residence halls. | | President: | Brandi Dill | | Adviser: | Hideyo F. Hayworth
651-7500 | |
Rifle Club | | Description: | WTAMU Rifle Club strives to promote safety and proper respect for firearms in all their uses, while helping to build responsible sportsmen, hunters, and competitive shooters. | | President: | Blake Price
381-3635 | | Adviser: | Gabe Goodwin
671-0237 | |
Rodeo Club | | Description: | | | President: | Jake Michell
683-6990 | | Adviser: | Casey Crow
651-2518 | |
RotaRact | | Description: | | | President: | Carlos Pednaza
677-8638 | | Adviser: | Bonnie Pendleon
651-2554 | |
Shirley Hall Council | | Description: | Hall council is an open organization for all Shirley Hall residents. Residents are updated and informed about the upcomong campus events and get to vote on issues regarding Shirley Hall. | | President: | Laura Schwab
210-316-1481 | | Adviser: | Nik Arora
651-6600 | |
Sigma Nu | | Description: | To create lifelong bonds of brotherhood and friendship while reinforcing moral and ethical values. | | President: | Matt Loftin
206-2598 | | Adviser: | Rick Shafor | |
Sigma Tau Delta | | Description: | International English Honor Society that strives to confer the importance of the English language and literature in undergraduate, graduate, and professional studies. | | President: | Derrick Cummings
656-0192 | | Adviser: | Dr. Smith
651-2477 | |
Sisters for our Savior | | Description: | To bring women together to learn, worship, and share about Christ. | | President: | Julie Garland
678-9606 | | Adviser: | Trish McCormick
651-4935 | |
Sociology/Social Work Club | | Description: | The purpose of the social work club is to encourage community involvement, raise funds for scholarships, and to promote the understanding of social work as a profession. | | President: | Tamara Bates
231-0483 | | Adviser: | Melody Loya
651-2594 | |
Spanish Club | | Description: | The WT Spanish Club is dedicated to promoting opportunities available to Hispanic students and to inform all students on opportunities for study in central and south America as well as in Spain. | | President: | Marisela Rodriguez
367-3254 | | Adviser: | Dr. Hector Garza
651-2462 | |
Student Alumni Board | | Description: | A liason between the student body and the West Texas A&M Alumni. | | President: | Shianne Megal
719-342-0736 | | Adviser: | Keith Brown
282-1210 | |
Students Assisting in Good Endeavors (SAGE) | | Description: | To promote the develpment of character though leadership, friendship, and service to the community and the university. We develop and assist with one community service project a month that benefits the community and the university. | | President: | Gid Mayfield
847-7164 | | Adviser: | Ronnie Hall
651-7054 | |
Student Athlete Advisery Committee (SAAC) | | Description: | The Student Athlete Advisery Committee is a group made up of student athletes assembled to provide insight on the student athlete experience. SAAC also offers input on rules, regulations and policies that affect student athletes. | | President: | Tyler Cooper
679-8261 | | Adviser: | Holly Troth
651-4403 | |
Stafford Hall Council | | Description: | Community development and community service. | | President: | Tabitha Perry
832-492-1141 | | Adviser: | Hideyo Hayworth
651-7500 | |
Student Dance Council | | Description: | The mission of the West Texas Dance Council is to enlighten the community of the Texas panhandle and the students, faculty, and administration of West Texas A&M University about the Department of Dance and its performances. | | President: | Brianna Westbrook
214-458-8594 | | Adviser: | Leslie Williams
651-2858 | |
Student Government | | Description: | Evaluates issues that affect the student body and works closely with faculty and staff to ensure and academically challenging University while providing many opportunities for fun. | | President: | Amy Thompson
651-2386 | | Adviser: | Dr. Don Albrecht
651-2050 | |
Student Judicial Board | | Description: | Hears cases concerning alleged violation of the code of student life and the residence hall handbook. | | President: | Kirk Scarbrough
651-2388 | | Adviser: | Dr. Don Albrecht
651-2050 | |
Student Senate | | Description: | To represent the student views to the University administration. Student Senate takes action on various university issues and student concerns. | | President: | Josh Runion
806-651-2387 | | Adviser: | Dr. Don Albrecht
651-2050 | |
Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) | | Description: | To teach others how the free enterprise system works by focusing on market economics, entrepreneurship, financial management, business ethics, and teh skills to succeed in the free enterprise system. | | President: | Carolina Barbery
290-3348 | | Adviser: | Jean Walker
651-2515 | |
Tau Beta Sigma | | Description: | Tau Beta Sigma National Band Sorority provides service to collegiate bands, encourages the advancement of women in the band profession and promotes and enriches and appreciation of band music through recognition, leadership development, and educaton of its members. | | President: | Andrea Noel
223-5475 | | Adviser: | Russ Teweleit
651-2830 | |
Thunderette Dance Team | | Description: | | | President: | Nikki Blankenship
915-630-6512 | | Adviser: | Leslie Williams
651-2858 | |
Young Conservatives of Texas | | Description: | To educate students and community members about issues facing the state and nation through events, information tables, and weekly meetings. | | President: | Joseph Price
341-1492 | | Adviser: | Roy Thoman
651-2432 | |
Young Life | | Description: | Young Life is a non-denominational outreach ministry to high school students. We share the gospel of Jesus through safe adult relationships. | | President: | Donna Henderson
433-6509 | | Adviser: | Blake Henderson
651-3006 | |
The Wesley Foundation | | Description: | A powerful, outwardly focused community striving to make Christ known at WT. | | President: | Joel Enriquez
201-1367 | | Adviser: | Jon Behrens
651-3000 | |
Wrestling Team | | Description: | Train, wrestle at tournaments and duels, promote wrestling in the Panhandle. | | President: | Jase Patrick
214-697-5222 | | Adviser: | Ronnie Hall
651-3008 | |
WTAMU Democrats | | Description: | To promote, educate and organize students, faculty, staff and alumni in support of the Democratic parties, its candidates and agenda. | | President: | Wes Condray
651-2042 | | Adviser: | Russell Lowery-Hart
651-2931 | |
Zeta Tau Alpha | | Description: | To intensify friendship, promote happiness among its members, to perform such deeds and mold such opinions as will conduce to the building of a purer and nobler womanhood in the world, through Breast Cancer awareness and education, philanthropy, sisterhood, and various programming. | | President: | Stephanie Fowler
335-6151 | | Adviser: | Linda Elliot
651-4904 | | |
