Club and Organization Directory

We are the Mu Iota chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, the co-ed national service fraternity. Our brothers work together to develop leadership skills through friendship and service.
Meeting Time: Weekly on Monday 8:00 PM
Meeting Location: Genworth
Contact: Lauren Shank

The purpose of this organization shall be to create awareness about helping others as well
as society using small resources in an effective way. Through education, group discussions
and site visits, students will be able to build plans about helping and supporting others.
These plans can vary from organizing a fundraising event on campus to physically helping
elderly in their daily tasks. The target population includes people with needs, disabilities,
and other vulnerable populations. Students will also play a unique role in encouraging
their fellow students through their actions. The organization aims to develop a supportive
community in which everyone is able to live a healthy and happy life.
Meeting Time: Weekly on Friday 3:00 PM
Meeting Location: Schewel 109
Contact: Lauren Barbee

An organization with the purpose of combining students from the SOBE school to gain experience and education in management consulting, communication skills and overall problem solving in order to take on projects that could help the university or community.
Meeting Time: Bi-weekly on Thursday 4:00 pm PM
Meeting Location: Schewel
Contact: Natalya Rodriguez

SHRM is a globally recognized HR professional society that exists to develop and serve the HR professional, and advance and lead the HR profession. It provides education, thought leadership, certification, community and advocacy to enhance the practice of human resource management and the effectiveness of HR professionals in the organizations and communities they serve.
SHRM will help us address emerging human resource management issues dealing with the projects we take on throughout the semester.
We are currently seeking to become recognized by the Lynchburg chapter of SHRM as a National Organization, but first need to be recognized as a student organization.
Meeting Time: Weekly on Wednesday 12:00 PM
Meeting Location: Schewel 357
Contact: Shawn Gmurek

The objectives of the Society of Physics Students shall be to:

a) encourage and assist students interested in physics to develop the knowledge, competence, enthusiasm, and social responsibility that are essential to the advancement of physics;

b) stimulate interest in advance study and research in physics;

c) develop collegiality among physics students and faculty members;

d) promote public interest in physics;

e) provide liaison between students and the member societies of the American Institute of Physics; and

f) recognize high scholarship and potential achievement in physics among outstanding students by means of Sigma Pi Sigma membership.

Meeting Time: Bi-weekly on Friday 12:00 PM
Meeting Location: Hobbs 401 (Physics Lab)
Contact: Nicholas Savino

The purpose of the Statistics Club is to develop the presence of data science and statistics on the University of Lynchburg campus. We want to further develop our understanding of statistics, while helping others outside of the math department. This includes students and faculty, with a particular focus on the student body
Meeting Time: Monthly on Friday 4:00 PM
Meeting Location: Schewel Room TBA
Contact: Elizabeth Yarmy

University of Lynchburg chapter of the Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society. This organization is intended for students of all majors to discover and take part in Chemistry.
Meeting Time: Monthly on Monday 4:00 PM
Meeting Location: Hobbs 3rd Floor Lounge
Contact: Jacob Olichney

The University of Lynchburg Student Virginia Education Association (SVEA) is a pre-service professional education organization. Each local high education unit of the SVEA shall be called a chapter. The purpose of this organization is to educate its membership on educational issues of immediate and potential importance in the Commonwealth of Virginia and the nation. This organization will also provide an opportunity for students to explore education as a profession, to evaluate their own aptitudes, capabilities, and interests as a prospective professional educator, and to encourage the selection of education as a profession.
The SVEA will strengthen the teaching profession by encouraging pre-professionals to become active members in the United Education Profession; establish a closer relationship between other chapters, the SVEA, National Education Association Student Programs (NEASP), Virginia Education Association (VEA) and the National Education Association (NEA).
Meeting Time: Monthly on Monday 6:30 PM
Meeting Location: Hopwood 13
Contact: Edwin Gleason

Tau Sigma is an academic honor society designed specifically to “recognize and promote the academic excellence and involvement of transfer students.”
Meeting Time: Weekly on Monday 1:00 PM
Meeting Location:
Contact: Taylor Deskins