The resources below list WVU student organizations in Morgantown, Potomac State and WVU Tech.
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WVU Morgantown
List of all student organizations at WVU Main Campus
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00 Black Women at West Virginia University
Contact: 910-751-2053 or 100BWwvu@gmail.com.
An organization which emphasizes community involvement, networking, and leadership skills and development. Also, focusing on the advocacy, support, and empowerment of African American women on the WVU campus.
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Contact: wvuakaetao@gmail.com
Mission Statement: "To cultivate and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards, to promote unity and friendship among college women, to study and help alleviate problems concerning girls and women in order to improve their social stature, to maintain a progressive interest in college life, and to be of “Service to All Mankind."
Alpha Omega Epsilon
Alpha Omega Epsilon is the spirit of women in engineering and the technical sciences, devoted to an enriching and life-changing experience for our members. We encourage women in male dominated fields, including business, STEM and technical sciences. Sisters commit to a lifelong engagement with Alpha Omega Epsilon by reinforcing the bonds between each other and enhancing the experiences of future generations of engineers and technical scientists.
Association for Women in Mathematics
Contact: ela.celikbas@math.wvu.edu
Offers career development, community service, networking, and social opportunities to foster a positive environment and promote opportunity for women in mathematics.
Association for Women in Sports Media
Contact: awsmatwvu@gmail.com
Empowers women in sports media, to serve as advocates for sports and sports media, and to support the growth of student’s knowledge regarding the sports media industry.
Changing Health, Attitudes, + Actions to Recreate Girls (CHAARG)
Delight Ministries
Girls With Glory WVU
Faith-based community of Christian women, or those interested in Christianity, focused on the core values of faith, fitness, philanthropy, and friendship!
Girls With Glory WVUGraduate Women Advocating Science (GWAS)
Contact: (724) 316-8458 or WVUGWAS@gmail.com
A graduate level organization for women at WVU who are pursuing an education in science fields. Students have the opportunity to practice professional development through workshops and seminars that aim to empower female graduate students in their careers.
Graduate Women Advocating Science
Her Campus at WVU
Contact: hc.wvu@hercampus.com
Focuses on empowering women through journalism. They aim to complete 3 activism projects and semester and submit their work for publication. All majors are welcome to join and consistent attendance is required.
Morgan's Message Chapter at WVU
Contact: morgansmessagewvu@gmail.com
Strives to eliminate the stigma surrounding mental health within the student-athlete community and equalize treatment of physical and mental health in athletics.
Morgantown Roller Vixens
Contact: morgantownrollerderby@yahoo.com
Morgantown West Virginia's all female flat track roller derby league.
Mountaineers for Recovery
Contact: mgm00002@mix.wvu.edu
Mountaineers for Recovery is a student-led organization focused on supporting WVU students in recovery.
Network of Enlightened Women at WVU
Contact: newatwvu@gmail.com
The purpose of this organization is to educate, equip, and empower women to be principled leaders for a free society.
Network of Enlightened Women at WVU
Omega Phi Alpha
Contact: alpha.pi@omegaphialpha.org
Each semester we complete service projects in 6 different areas: Community-at-Large, University Community, Members of the Sorority, Nations of the World, Permanent Project (focuses on mental health), and President's Project (changes every year). We also organize extra service projects that revolve around topics our sisters are particularly passionate about! In addition to engaging in service, we hold a variety of sisterhood events and offer many different opportunities for leadership each semester!
OUTLaw
Contact: rmarti21@mix.wvu.edu
WVU Law's LGBTQ+ student advocacy group.
REACH Center
Contact: studentsuccess@mail.wvu.edu
The REACH Center evaluates students' individual needs, offers one-on-one support, and matches students with resources, services, and programs that help them thrive and feel at home at WVU, academically and personally.
Society of Women Engineers
Contact: wvuswe@gmail.com
Serves to inform young women, their parents, counselors, and the general public of the qualifications of women engineers and the opportunities available for them. SWE is an international organization focused on stimulating women to achieve their full potential in their careers as engineers and leaders. WVU's section of SWE is dedicated to K-12 STEM outreach, professional development, and promoting women in engineering.
The Society of Women Engineers
Sigma Alpha
Contact: wvusigmaalpha@gmail.com
A sorority based on four pillars of Scholarship, Leadership, Fellowship, and Service. Works to cultivate professional women in agriculture and resume building. All majors are welcome!
Sigma AlphaSpectrum
Student Basic Needs Coalition (SBNC) at WVU
Contact: president.sbnc.wvu@gmail.com
SBNC works to improve education conditions through services/volunteer work, advocacy, and education.
SNBC at WVU
Students for Reproductive Justice
The purpose of this organization will be to promote the freedom of choice to have a family when, how, and under what other circumstances you choose. This encompasses the protection of intersectionality and issues that fall around it. We are a social organization that participates in educational tabling, spreading awareness, and collaborations with other student organizations. It is a great way to meet like-minded people, as we are a nonpartisan group. We share ideas, swap new stories, build friendships, and have fun! Any and all folks are welcome.
The Self-Love Club
Contact: (540) 588-6261 or theselfloveclub.wvu@gmail.com
A club focused on mental health, self-esteem, self-acceptance, and self-love. This organization wants to help uplift and support each other, spread kindness throughout the community, and help you to find happiness, acceptance, and love within yourself.
The Self-Love Club
Women in Business (WIB)
Contact: wvuwib@gmail.com
A student-led organization with the mission to unite and empower women focused on success in the workplace. They accomplish this through their unique opportunities for professional development, mentorship, and service. Students from all majors are welcome to join and attend meetings!
WIBWomen in Cybersecurity
A global organization dedicated to the recruitment, retention, and advancement of women in the cybersecurity workforce. Focuses on professional development, technical workshops, competitions, peer mentoring, guest speakers, and national conferences.
Women In CybersecurityWomen in Law (WIL)
Contact: wvu.womeninlaw@gmail.com
Brings together women who share a common interest in law, in order to broaden horizons, secure connections that further future careers, and create a network of women committed to supporting each other.
Women In Law
Women in Natural Resources
Women in Politics and Government
Contact: (703) 307-6888 or womeninpoliticsandgov@gmail.com
Aims to provide a foundation for students interested in political and governmental organizations and endeavors.
Women in Politics and Government
Women's Club Sports
Contact: club.sports@mail.wvu.edu
WVU Campus Recreation has over 40 club sports for students! Each club is formed, developed, governed and administered by student members of that particular club. The key to the success of this program is student leadership, interest, involvement, and participation.
Women's Leadership Council
WVU Believe Them
Contact: wvubelievethem@gmail.com
A group of students at WVU that are fighting for a safe environment, justice, and action for survivors of sexual misconduct.
WVU Center for Veteran, Military and Family Programs
Contact: 304-293-8825 or veterans@mail.wvu.edu
We are here to assist our military-connected students in achieving academic, personal, and professional success through their educational benefits and activities that promote learning and well being. Our 2,500 square-foot facility serves as a welcoming space and support center for our student veterans, armed forces personnel, and dependents of current and former military services members. The Bunker will be open Mondays - Thursdays from 8:15 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Fridays 8:15 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
WVU Future Women in Medicine and Science
WVU Future Women in Medicine and Science
WVU LGBTQ+ Club
Contact: wvulgbtqclub@gmail.com
Hosts on-campus and travel events, offers students opportunities of leisure from academics and student officer positions.
WVU Club Sports
Each club is formed, developed, governed and administered by student members of that particular club. Each club also has an advisor, which can be a faculty/staff member or a member of the community, to provide guidance. The key to the success of this program is student leadership, interest, involvement and participation. Campus Recreation's Club Sports Program includes a diverse group of clubs such as Competitive Cheer, Equestrian, Lacrosse, Ski, Ultimate Frisbee and Weightlifting
WVU Outdoor Recreational Center
WVU Panhellenic Association
Contact: president.wvupanhellenic@gmail.com
Governing organization for the eight Panhellenic sororities on campus. Develops and maintains women’s fraternity life and interfraternal relations. The Association works to unite sorority women to focus on common goals and to create a network of support by providing interactive programs and activities for sorority women and all WVU students.
WVU Panhellenic AssociationWVU Student and Family Resources
Aims to provide a support system that can reduce family conflict, stress, and risk factors, allowing WVU’s student parents to pursue and complete their studies at West Virginia University.
WVU Student & Family Resources
WVU National Pan-Hellenic Council
Contact: wvunphc@mail.wvu.edu
Governing organization for the National Pan-Hellenic Council of historically Black sororities and fraternities. Also known as the Divine 9, WVU is proud to host seven of the chapters. The Council promotes academic excellence, unity, service within the community, and strong bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood.
WVU National Pan-Hellenic CouncilWVU Women in Mining Chapter
Contact: wvuwim@gmail.com
An organization oriented toward young women entering the mining industry.
WVU Keyser – Potomac State College
Potomac State College Student Organizations
304-788-6820 (office of student experience)
List of student organizations, advisors and their meeting locations for Keyser Potomac State campus students.
WVU Beckley – WVU TECH
WVU TECH Student Organizations
List of student organizations, advisors and their meeting locations for WVU Tech campus students.
Black Student Union
Dedicated to supporting fellow African American student and students of other cultures at WVU Tech.