College of Arts & Sciences Clubs & Organizations
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The College of Arts & Sciences offers a wide range of student clubs and organizations that support academic exploration, creative expression, and community engagement. These groups connect students with shared interests across the sciences, humanities, and social sciences while providing opportunities to collaborate outside the classroom, develop leadership skills, and deepen their academic experience at Drake.
Contact: artistsadvocacyassociation@drake.edu
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Our goal is to bring STEM students closer together with social events, as well as hold events in the Des Moines community to support the sciences.
We strive to create a space for Zoo and Conservation students to network with zoo professionals. We also want to foster a sense of community amongst Drake students and better serve the large Des Moines community with animal-related topics.
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Join Epsilon Eta, a professional fraternity, for environmental science! We have guest speakers, resume and cover letter workshops, and host guest lectures. We do creek clean up with prairie restoration, volunteer at the hydroponic farm, and much more! We host fun social events like farmer's market trips, archery, and kayaking.
Contact: pres.epsilon.eta@drake.edu
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Contact: courtney.m.johnson@drake.edu
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Periphery is the annual, student-produced art and literary journal at Drake University. Periphery is committed to showcasing high-quality work by undergraduate students that is deemed “on the periphery”. We focus heavily on works that don’t fit standard conventional categories or defined boundaries. The journal encompasses short fiction, poetry, art, and everything in between. With this journal, our staff hopes to showcase talented undergraduate writers and artists and to defy conventional norms.
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Our mission is to further the advancement of music in America for both the public and fraternity members and to serve and uplift with music.
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Contact: premedorg@drake.edu
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The purpose of Sigma Alpha Iota is to create a group of women and non-binary musicians to support art in the Drake community and as a part of our international fraternity. SAI has been on Drake's campus for over 75 years and has created a strong group on campus as well as a large alumni network.
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Contact: anna.sturgis@drake.edu or logan.schlueter@drake.edu
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