Find your people
Get involved. Build skills that last.
The friends you make, the groups you lead, and the causes you serve can shape your college years as much as your classes do. Student organizations help you build leadership skills, grow your social life, and find where you fit at Valley.
Every club is free to join, and you can join any time of year. Don’t see a group for your interests? You can start one.
At a glance
Clubs & Organizations
Student organizations
27 groups in seven areas
Cost to join
Free · join any time of year
Have an idea?
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Student Activities
James Rowlett · 660-831-4009
Clubs & organizations
Find your group.
Explore 27 student clubs and organizations, including MVU’s fraternities and sororities. To join, or just to learn more, email the group’s advisor.
Leadership & Service
Student Government Association (SGA)
Have a say in how Valley grows. SGA is the parent organization for every student group on campus and gives students an active role outside the classroom.
Advisor: James Rowlett
Nonprofit Leadership Alliance
Thinking about a career with a nonprofit? This national program helps you prepare, with connections to internships and job placement through partner agencies.
Advisor: Milena Simic
Honor Societies
Alpha Chi
An invitation-only honor society for juniors and seniors in the top 10% of their class, in any major. Members can compete for national scholarships and present at the spring convention.
Advisor: Chris Libby
Pi Gamma Mu
An international honor society for strong students in the social sciences, with a focus on scholarship and service.
Advisor: Tiffany Bergman
Sigma Tau Delta / Purple Patch
The international English honor society. Members publish The Purple Patch, an annual journal of student writing and art.
Advisor: Claire Schmidt
Pi Delta Sigma
Want to know what Pi Delta Sigma does and who can join? Email the advisor to find out about meetings and membership.
Advisor: Chris Libby
Academic & Professional
Biology Club
Open to everyone who’s curious about living things. Take field trips, work on community projects, and help care for the campus Monarch Butterfly Waystation.
Advisor: Michele Reinke
Psychology Club
Meet others interested in psychology, volunteer in the community, and join Psych Study Night during finals week.
Advisor: Jennifer Livengood
Student Missouri State Teachers Association (S-MSTA)
For future teachers. Work on projects that help local schools and students while you prepare for the classroom.
Advisor: Peggy Sherman
Student Nurses Association (SNA)
For nursing majors. Build leadership skills, share health information and services with the campus and community, and connect with the National Student Nurses Association.
Advisor: Tonya Eddy
Agriculture Club
Connect with other students who share an interest in agriculture. Email the advisor to learn about meetings and activities.
Advisor: Daryl Chastain
Debate & Forensics Team
Compete in debate and individual speaking events at tournaments across the region and nation. Experienced or brand new, you’re welcome.
Advisor: David Bowers
Honors College
Challenging courses, co-curricular opportunities, and close work with faculty for curious, highly motivated students.
Advisor: Chris Libby
MVU Business Association
Connect with other students interested in business. Email the advisor to learn about meetings and events.
Advisor: Milena Simic
Faith & Fellowship
The Bridge Collegiate Ministry
Worship on Thursdays, small groups and a meal on Sundays, plus monthly service projects, retreats, and missions.
Advisor: Marita Avilez
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
A non-denominational group for prayer, devotions, and fellowship. Open to every student, athlete or not.
Advisor: Tom Hayob
Culture & Community
Black Student Union
A welcoming space to talk about issues that affect campus and the community, build connections, and lead by example.
Advisor: James Rowlett
International Club
Support for international students in a new place, and a welcoming community for everyone. Events include International Week celebrations and trips.
Advisor: Milena Simic
MVU Historical Society
Explore history and the heritage of Missouri Valley and its students through fellowship and activities.
Advisor: Tiffany Bergman
MVU Book Club
Love to read? Meet other readers and talk about books. Email the advisor to find out what the group is reading and when it meets.
Advisor: Tonya Eddy
MoVal Style Society
Curious about MoVal Style Society? Email the advisor to learn what the group does and how to get involved.
Advisor: Tiffany Bergman
Arts & Performance
Art Club: Valley Collective
Show your work, host visiting artists, and support the arts on campus and in Marshall. All majors and skill levels are welcome.
Advisor: Mia Johnson
Repertory Dance Ensemble
Dance, music, theatre, visual art, and stage production in one ensemble. Join as a club member or take it for credit. Learn more about the ensemble.
Advisor: Kristen Revis
Fraternities & Sororities
Greek chapters have their own recruitment process and dues. Explore Greek life →
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Sorority (NPC), Gamma Pi Chapter. A fully chartered chapter focused on balanced intellectual, physical, spiritual, and social growth.
Advisor: Austin Kostelnik
Theta Phi Alpha
Sorority (NPC), Beta Chi Chapter, at MVU since 1993. Members develop character and confidence and serve the local community.
Advisor: Tiffany Bergman
Alpha Sigma Phi
Fraternity (IFC), Alpha Omicron Chapter, at MVU since 1945. Brotherhood built on character, with a vision to better the world through better men.
Advisor: Austin Kostelnik
Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE)
Fraternity (IFC), Delta Upsilon Chapter, at MVU since 1955. Lifelong friendships that support success in school, community, and career.
Advisor: Austin Kostelnik
How to join
Getting started is easy.
There’s no deadline and no cost. Every club welcomes new members all year long, so jump in whenever you’re ready.
01
Find a fit
Browse the clubs above and pick one or two that match your interests, your major, or something new you want to try.
02
Reach out
Email the advisor. Ask when the group meets and how to get involved. You don’t need any experience.
03
Show up
Go to a meeting or event, meet the members, and decide if it’s right for you. You can join more than one group.
A few groups have extra steps. Alpha Chi membership is by invitation, the Student Nurses Association is for nursing majors, and the Repertory Dance Ensemble holds auditions. Ask the advisor if you’re not sure.
Looking for Greek life? Fraternities and sororities are separate from campus clubs. They have their own recruitment process and dues. Explore Greek life →
Start a club
Don’t see your group? Start it.
If you have an idea and a few classmates who share it, you can create a new student organization. Every new group starts with the online form, and Student Activities can help you through the next steps.
- Gather a few interested students.
- Complete the Start an Organization form.
- Questions? Talk with Student Activities before you apply.

For student leaders
Keep your organization running strong.
Officers and advisors can find the forms, manuals, and policies they need here.
Renew your organization
Keep your group active and recognized by submitting the renewal form.
Student Organization Manual
The rules, processes, and tips for running a recognized student group.
Hazing Policy
Hazing is never allowed at MVU. Know the policy and share it with your members.
Getting Involved
Explore more ways to get involved.
Clubs, Greek life, and campus activities all help you build skills, make friends, and find your place at Valley. Many students do more than one.
Greek Life
Find brotherhood or sisterhood in one of four fraternities and sororities, and build bonds for life.
Activities & Events
Game nights, concerts, intramurals, Homecoming, and more. See what’s happening on campus this week.
Questions about clubs?
Contact James Rowlett, Director of Student Activities, at 660-831-4009 or rowlettj@moval.edu.

