Student Organizations

Aurora Men in Nursing (AMN): AMN is AU's chapter of the American Association for Men in Nursing. AMN is open to all undergraduate and graduate nursing and pre-nursing students (not just males) who want to participate in campus and community events while building camaraderie outside of the classroom.

Aurora University American Marketing Association (AMA|AU): AMA|AU gathers, discusses, and provides information about the business world to students interested in careers in marketing and other business fields.

Aurora University Computer Science Association (AUCSA): AUCSA represents a collective of students passionate about computer science and technology. This association provides a platform for networking, sharing ideas, and professional and personal growth through fun and engaging events for students of all levels.

Aurora University Criminal Justice Association (ACJA): ACJA is focused on learning about the criminal justice field, giving back to the community, and meeting others with these shared interests. Some of our activities include touring criminal justice facilities, hosting guest speakers, growing professional networks, and volunteering with local criminal justice agencies. Everyone is welcome.

Aurora University Finance Association (AUFA): AUFA is designed to build a community of individuals interested in finance and investing. Our goal as an association is to further our members' knowledge, understanding, and interest in finance and investing.

Aurora University Future of Animal Medicine (AUFAM): AUFAM is dedicated to guiding students as they navigate their animal medicine undergraduate program. Our goal is to answer any questions regarding classes, experiences, or applications about their degree. 

Aurora University History Club: The purpose of the History Club is to celebrate and gain an appreciation for the many aspects of history through field trips, on-campus activities, and other experiences, as well as to foster a welcoming, inclusive, and collaborative environment between members to discuss historical concepts. 

Aurora University HOSA - Future Health Professionals: HOSA’s mission is to empower future health professionals to become leaders in the global health community through education, collaboration, and experience. 

Aurora University Mock Trial: The AU Mock Trial team competes against other schools and with ourselves in simulations of trials. Gain skills, such as acting, improvisation, court etiquette, and more!

Aurora University Pre-Dental Club: Pre-Dental Club is a dedicated group of undergraduate students passionate about pursuing careers in the dental field.

Aurora University Professional Sales Association (PSA): PSA offers AU students the opportunity to delve into professional sales and discover potential career paths. Our goal is to instill confidence in students regarding their professionalism, public speaking prowess, and sales abilities.

Aurora University Science Organization (AUSO): AUSO seeks to foster education and research opportunities in all areas of science, engineering, and technology for all AU students.

Educators Rising (FEAU): FEAU inspires and supports Education majors by providing valuable career information and opportunities to develop essential skills and experiences for successful teaching careers. Join us to grow as future educators and make a lasting impact in the field of education!

Exercise Science Club: Exercise Science Club is a vibrant community passionate about educating and promoting health and wellness through evidence-based practices. We provide a platform for members to explore and gain opportunities and experiences in the exercise science field. 

Healthcare Administration Organization (HCAO): HCAO is dedicated to fostering a community of passionate students about healthcare administration and management. Our mission is to provide educational, professional, and social opportunities that enhance the academic experience, promote career development, and prepare members for leadership roles in the healthcare industry.

Museum Studies Club: Museum Studies Club strives to promote museum studies knowledge and awareness among AU students. All students are welcome to the Museum Studies Club, and Museum Studies minors are highly encouraged to join.

Pre-Law Student Association: Our mission is to remove monetary and social barriers from the student’s lives to ensure that every student of the association has the tools, information, resources, and opportunities to succeed in the career they choose.

Psychology Club of Aurora University: Psych Club is an organization dedicated to creating a safe zone for all students by offering opportunities to learn about different psychology topics. We are focused on spreading awareness of the importance of mental health through interactive presentations and a variety of club activities/games.

Public Relations and Event Management Student Association (PREMSA): PREMSA is a pre-professional club focused on PR and event management. We work with other organizations on campus to help promote and plan their events, providing a fun environment to practice for the real world.

Rec N Roll: Rec N Roll provides students with opportunities to engage in co-curricular educational experiences, community involvement, and service learning that fosters the knowledge of and commitment to working with people with disabilities through recreation activities.

Social Work Association (SWA): The mission of Aurora University’s SWA is to provide a positive, all-inclusive community for students who wish to promote social justice and mental health awareness through advocacy, service projects, social activities, and more.

Spanish Language Association (SLA): SLA represents the minority community's heritage at AU and is open to all students—one does not need to be taking Spanish courses or speak the language to be involved. SLA is about bringing awareness to the Latino culture through fundraisers and other activities.

Sport Management Association: The Sport Management Association focuses on building connections and professional development within the sports industry by attending networking events, panels, career fairs, and more.

Student Accounting Society (SAS): SAS connects students with companies that may offer potential internships or full-time employment opportunities and educates students on the various career paths available to accountants.

Student Nurses' Association (SNA): SNA is dedicated to supporting and representing nursing students by providing resources, networking opportunities, and advocacy. We help students succeed academically and professionally while encouraging leadership and community involvement.

Unleashed (Human-Animal Studies Organization): Unleashed helps unite animal lovers on campus and connect students to the animal world. We focus on the bonds between humans and animals and how animals contribute to our lives.

Women in STEM: We bring together diverse, educated women dedicated to driving change, inspiration, and awareness in their fields to provide a supportive community for women in STEM. Join us to connect with like-minded peers, attend events, and gain valuable experience through volunteering and networking.

Asian-American and Pacific Islander Association (AAPIA): AAPIA exists to support its members within and beyond the campus community through provision of leadership and volunteer opportunities, educational workshops, potlucks, talent shows, cultural showcases, and various other student-related events and activities. AAPIA is open to those who identify as a member of the AAPI community as well as those interested in creating relationships and connections by learning about and experiencing a culture other than their own. 

Black Student Union (BSU): The purpose of BSU is to promote cultural unity throughout the AU campus and community. We encourage cultural oneness through education, activities, and discussion on prevalent issues.

Latin American Student Organization (LASO): LASO is dedicated to helping its members strengthen their leadership skills, make new friends, experience academic success, participate in community service opportunities, and celebrate Latino cultures on campus. Students from all ethnic and cultural backgrounds are welcome.

Middle Eastern Student Association (MESA): The purpose of MESA is to ensure the promotion and support of its members in leadership opportunities, networking events, academic success, diversity, and community service. This will provide students with new friendships and greater cultural awareness brought by the unity of the AU campus and community. 

Aurora University Fellowship of Christian Athletes: AUFCA is a faith-based organization that brings students, athletes, and anyone interested together to grow their faith in Jesus Christ. AUFCA meets weekly for Bible study, guest speakers, community service, and social activities.

Cru: CRU is a Christian faith-based organization that meets weekly to reflect on passages and talk about how Jesus is in our lives while having fun. 

Delight Ministries: Delight Ministries is a place to belong, a place to grow in your faith, and a place to be known. We are a Christ-centered community for college women that fosters vulnerability and transforms stories through worship, service, community, and learning.

Encounter: Encounter exists to be a safe place to ask questions, learn, and grow in your faith journey. We are rooted in the Bible and seek to facilitate learning, growing, and living for Jesus Christ through weekly group meetings, smaller group Bible studies, social activities, and doing life together with our church, Crossway Fox Valley.

Resurge Campus Ministry: The goal of Resurge is to provide a community for AU students to feel comfortable, yet challenged to grow in their relationship with God.

Aurora University Eco Club: Eco Club creates events and activities for students focused on the environment and the plants and animals around us, such as gardening, bird watching, environment cleanups, trivia nights, charity events, guest speakers, and more! Even if it’s not the primary focus, students will learn more about ecology through each event.

Aurora University Entrepreneurship and Innovation Club (AU-EIC): AU-EIC is dedicated to imparting essential knowledge and skills to students, enabling them to proficiently establish and manage new businesses. As a member of AU-EIC, individuals have the unique opportunity to engage in diverse activities, including networking sessions, business idea pitching, collaborative teamwork, skill enhancement, and the innovation of established businesses. Through these experiences, members cultivate valuable skills and insights vital for entrepreneurial success.

Aurora University Esports: Esports Club provides a community for AU students to compete against one another in a variety of games. 

AU Pride Alliance Club: AU Pride Alliance is dedicated to creating spaces and events for students who identify with or support the LGBTQIA+ community. The club explores and discusses different aspects of gender identity and sexuality.

Against Human Trafficking (AUAHT): The mission of AUAHT is to end human trafficking and make the world a better place by raising awareness of modern-day slavery and how to fight against it. Membership is open to all AU students and faculty. 

Chess Club: Chess Club facilitates a place for those interested in chess to learn, practice, and play chess with other students, either competitively or casually.

Creative Writing Club: A place for amateur and seasoned writers alike to learn and grow through poems, short stories, creative nonfiction, and more. All are welcome!

Dream AU: DREAM AU is a chapter of Disability Rights Education Activism and Mentoring by the National Center for College Students with Disabilities. The AU chapter creates a safe space on campus for students with disabilities, including health conditions, and chronic illnesses. We aim to spread awareness of these conditions and the disability college experience to both staff/faculty and other students. All are welcome to join regardless of degree or disability status (diagnosed or looking to learn more as an ally). 

Elysian Literary Magazine: Elysian, formally known as Nolos, is Aurora University's literary magazine. We publish artwork, photography, poetry, prose, and short fiction submitted by students, staff, or faculty. Renamed in 2018, Elysian highlights the wonderful talent found in the AU Spartans.

Project Resilience: Mental Health for Student-Athletes: Project Resilience is an organization that recognizes the challenges that college athletes experience on and off the playing field. We will provide a safe and supportive community to share experiences, build resilience, and create awareness.

Gamma Phi Omega International Sorority, Inc. (Eta Chapter): We are a Latina-oriented sorority that unites women from all backgrounds through sisterhood. As an organization of professional women, we strive to excel academically, serve our community, raise cultural awareness, and promote sisterhood.

Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc. (Zeta Tau): Lambda Theta Alpha provides a sisterhood based on unity, love, and respect, and is open to women of all ethnicities. We promote unity through charitable and educational programs and develop strong leaders who provide and practice political, social, and cultural activities. Our philanthropy is focused on raising funds and awareness for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.

Phi Iota Alpha Fraternity, Inc. (Alpha Omega Chapter): Our fraternity is committed to creating an inclusive environment in which we educate, promote, and mold professional men in the ideals of Pan-Americanism, strength, integrity, and friendship. In doing so, we create life-long connections, promote the Latin American culture, and develop a sense of community and familia.

Sigma Delta Gamma Sorority: Sigma Delta Gamma is a sorority that was founded on AU's campus in 2004. The sisters of Sigma Delta Gamma promote unity and sisterhood among the diverse population at AU. We strive to be strong, loyal, and academically excellent to better AU and the surrounding community.

Alpha Phi Sigma (Criminal Justice Honor Society): Alpha Phi Sigma recognizes academic excellence of undergraduate and graduate students of criminal justice. The goals of Alpha Phi Sigma are to honor and promote academic excellence, community service, educational leadership, and unity.

Delta Mu Delta (Business Honor Society): Delta Mu Delta is a national business honor society whose purpose is to recognize exceptional academic achievement by business students. 

Kappa Delta Pi (Education Honor Society): Kappa Delta Pi honors the achievement of educators and promotes excellence in education through scholarship, leadership, and service.

Kappa Mu Epsilon (Mathematics Honor Society): The purpose of Kappa Mu Epsilon (KME) is to further member’s knowledge and understanding of mathematics and closely related fields through activities and teaching. 

Phi Eta Sigma (Freshman Honor Society): Phi Eta Sigma is a national honor society that recognizes academic excellence among first-year students. Our mission is to elevate the collegiate experience as we celebrate AU’s best and brightest students, create exceptional opportunities for holistic development, and cultivate a rewarding community by generating an intentional culture of care.

Pi Sigma Alpha (Political Honors Society): The goal of Pi Sigma Alpha is to stimulate scholarship and interest in political science; and to promote civil fluency.

Psi Chi (Psychology Honor Society): Psi Chi, the International Honor Society in Psychology, recognizes and promotes excellence in the science and application of psychology. Our purpose is to encourage, stimulate, and maintain excellence in scholarship for each member in all fields, particularly psychology.

Circle K International (CKI): CKI is the premier collegiate and university community service, leadership development, and friendship organization in the world. With more than 12,600 members in 17 nations, CKI is making a positive impact on the world every day.

Mu Sigma Pi: Mind. Body. Spirit.: Mu Sigma Pi strives to promote kindness at AU and in the surrounding community through volunteer work.

My Brother's Keeper: My Brother’s Keeper is a not-for-profit organization that specializes in the development and success of boys and men of color across the nation while welcoming men of all races and cultures. Our mission is to help these men overcome barriers being faced throughout our society and to promote success.

Pinky Swear: Join other Pinky Swear ambassadors on campus to support the Pinky Swear Foundation and its mission to help kids with cancer and their families.

HerCampusAU: HerCampusAU is a new, vibrant female empowerment club dedicated to nurturing the holistic well-being of college women. Through a blend of emotional, spiritual, and physical support initiatives, we foster a community where members can thrive academically and personally while making meaningful contributions to the wider community.

Aurora University Students' Association (AUSA): AUSA is the student-based governing body at AU and promotes a sense of community and student empowerment through educational, cultural, and transformative initiatives. AUAS serves as an advocate for students and a liaison between students and university administration. AUSA officers and senators are elected each year by their peers to serve one-year terms, with senators representing the four classes (freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors).

Greek Council: Greek Council is a collaboration of the fraternities and sororities on campus with similar values, such as academic excellence, community service, and sisterhood/brotherhood. Greek Council holds events throughout the year, including Meet the Greeks in the fall and Greek Week in the spring.

Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC): SAAC consists of student-athletes nominated by coaches to organize service efforts within the community, discuss issues, and develop recommendations to enhance student-athlete well-being.