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Accounting Society
This organization formerly known as Pi Gamma Psi, is organized for the purpose of providing accounting students with an opportunity for fellowship with other accounting students and with the accounting faculty. This organization also provides a forum for accounting students to hear and discuss career options that an accounting degree will make available to them. Contact Dr. Phil Brown.

African Mission Fellowship
African Mission Fellowship connects students who share an interest in African missions. It is similar in function and purpose to International Campaigns. Contact Oneal Tankersley.

Alpha Chi
The object of the Alpha Chi Honor Society is the promotion of scholarship among the students of Harding University. Membership is open to junior and senior students who achieve the highest scholarship rating. Good moral character is a qualification of membership. Contact Dr. Dennis Matlock, Dr. Ken Cameron, Dr. Donny Lee or Dr. Arthur Shearin.

Alpha Chi Malachi
The goal of Alpha Chi Malachi is to promote spiritual growth and unity; to provide practical experience and training in preaching, teaching, serving, etc., for those majoring in Bible, Missions and Religious Education; to provide speakers on requested topics; to create an atmosphere within the club of camaraderie and fellowship; and to effectively utilize officers and members in carrying out theirstated objectives. Contact Dr. Ken Neller or Dr. Randy Willingham.

Alpha Omega Student Alumni Association
The mission of the Alpha Omega Student Alumni Association is to assist all members of the student body at Harding in finding their place and purpose through service and involvement. Contact Liz Howell.

Alpha Psi Omega National Theatre Honor Society, ETA Omega Cast
Alpha Psi Omega is a theatrical society designed to promote and strengthen theatre at Harding University. The chapter's major area of effort - advocacy and member development - accomplishing this mission by helping to improve the learning environment and by fostering an appreciation for quality and theatrical achievement through active participation. Contact Dr. Morris Ellis, Britton Lynn or Robin Miller.

American Advertising Federation
The chapter name of the American Advertising Federation is "David, Lord, and Stone".  Contact Dr. Louis Butterfield.

American Choral Directors Association
The purpose of the American Choral Directors Association are: to foster and promote choral singing which will provide artistic and spirited experiences for the participants; to foster and promote the intelligent understanding of choral music as an important medium of artistic expression; to cooperate with all organizations dedicated to the development of musical culture in America; and to disseminate professional news and information about choral music. Contact Cliff Ganus in the Music Department.

American Marketing Association
The purpose of the American Marketing Association is provide opportunities for each member to expand his knowledge of marketing and to prepare himself for a career in marketing. Contact Lori Sloan or Dr. Mark Davis.

American Society of Interior Design
Student members of ASID the students will receive a periodical and other mailings relative to their profession. As student members they will qualify for acceptance as Allied ASID members as soon as they graduate. They will also receive substantial fee reductions for Allied membership. Contact Amy Cox.

American Studies Distinguished Students
The American Studies Institute was developed to train students for leadership in business, public life and education. Membership is open to 50 junior and senior students in any major with the highest grade point averages. Students are invited to apply each fall semester. Contact Dr. Bob Reely.

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Barristers
Barristers is a pre-law club. Its objective is to bring those who plan a career in law the opportunity to exchange ideas; invite prominent men in the legal field to come to campus; visit a law school nearby and attend a class or moot court; discuss law school admissions procedures, including the Law School Admissions Test; and to form a point of communication with former Harding students who are now in law school or have received a law degree.  Contact Dr. Steven Breezeel.

Belle Canto
Belle Canto is a chorus for women. Contact Dr. Cliff Ganus in the Music Department.

Belles & Beaux
Since 1959 Harding's exciting pop group, Belles & Beaux have featured a wide variety of music from classical to country to rock and everything between. This in-demand instrumental/vocal group maintains a full schedule of performances including trips throughout the nation. Belles & Beaux is open to all interested musicians and all performance positions are filled by audition. The 15 select members of the group receive a scholarship. Rehearsals are on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 4 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. Interested individuals should contact Chuck Hicks.

Business Information Technology Students (BITS)
The purpose of Business Information Technology Students is to make a social atmosphere where information technology students can come together and share information with each other.  BITS will inform students of current industry trends.  Industry speakers will be at the meetings as well as the sponsor to report feedback from recruiters, internship partners, etc.  BITS will educate students of potential employment environments by organizing tours with large IT companies such as Axiom. BITS will also help students understand where they fit in the world of computing and help them network and plan their study schedules here at Harding University. Contact Reet Cronk, Jake Stewart, or John Stone.

Business Team
The Business Team is a team of business students that compete intercollegiately against teams representing other universities at an annual competition sponsored by San Jose State University in California. The other teams represent schools from all over the United States and several foreign nations. Students are selected to compete for Harding by the sponsor of the team based on several criteria. Harding University has sponsored the business team in various national and international competitions for almost forty years. Contact Mike Emerson.

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Campus Players
The objective of the Campus Players is to encourage the development of theatrical skills, knowledge, and abilities to a high level of proficiency; to develop leadership in the field of theatrical production; to develop a sense of individual responsibility; and to encourage use of Christian principles in the theater. Contact Dr. Morris Ellis, Britton Lynn or Robin Miller.

Chamber Singers
For more information concerning this organization, please contact Dr. Cliff Ganus.

Circle K International
The objective of the Circle K is to emphasize the advantages of the democratic way of life; to provide the opportunity for leadership training in service; to serve on the campus and in the community; to promote good fellowship and high scholarship; and to afford useful training in the social graces and personality development. Contact Terrie Smith.

College Bowl
For information concerning this organization, contact Dr. Mark Elrod or Dr. Mike James.

College Democrats of Harding
The purpose of this club is to promote a greater political awareness amongst the students of this university, to support the highest values and policies of the Democratic Party and those public officials who exemplify these values, and to help the community benefit from these values and policies. Contact Dr. Jack Shock.

College Republicans
The purpose of this club is to develop all Republicans on the campus into an intelligent, aggressive, cooperative, and informative Republican group; to provide through its organization a means to encourage participation in the activities of the Republican Party; to promote in every honorable and appropriate way the platform and candidates of the Republican Party; to provide the student body the means for getting practical political education. Membership is open to any student intending to subscribe to the above set of purpose and to generally support the candidates of the Republican Party.  Contact Rich Brown or Jake Stewart.

Collegiate Chapter of Musical Educators National Conference
With more than 65,000 members, Music Educators National Conference is the largest association dedicated exclusively to the advancement of music education. Their main objectives are to provide information, resources, and services for music education professionals; provide a forum for exchange of ideas through publications and meetings; promote the perception of music as an essential area of study; foster the utilization of the most effective techniques and resources in music education; investigate curriculum needs and develop resources for effective music education; encourage excellence in music education by recognizing individual achievements and contributions to the profession; and maintain an effective liaison with national organizations that have allied interests in the arts and music education. Contact Dr. Patricia Cox.

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Delta Mu Delta
Delta Mu Delta is the Business honor society. Contact Dr. Bryan Burks.

Didaskalos
Didaskalos is a service organization for students interested in children's ministry or some aspect of teaching or teacher development in the Church. Contact Dr. Jerry Bowling.

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Exercise Science Club
The Exercise Science Club is for exercise science majors only. The purpose of the Exercise Science Club is to exemplify and admonish Christ in all that they do, promote the exercise science major, and to further the profession. Contact Dr. Bryan Phillips or Dr. Ken Turley.

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French Club (Le Cercle Francais)
The French Club is for the purpose of bringing together those students who have similar interests in France, the French people, and the French language. Membership is open to any student interested in the French language and culture. Contact Dr. Robert McCready II.

Future Leaders of Health Care
The Future Leaders of Health Care exists to facilitate Health Care Management majors in the school of Business.  Contact Teresa Chance.

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Gedanken Society
The Gedanken Society is a Chemistry club that is set up to organize and fellowship between the students and faculty of the Chemistry Division of the Physical Science Department and to enhance professional development and research opportunities for chemistry and biochemistry majors. Membership is open to all chemistry majors and minors who have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.5. Contact Dr. Ed Wilson.

Good News Singers
Harding's Good News Singers is a popular acappella group which specializes in close harmony, interesting arrangements and spiritually uplifting music. The group tours throughout the country and appears at churches, youth rallies, teen nights and other special programs. Good News Singers is open to all interested singers and all members are chosen by audition. The 10 select members of the group receive a scholarship. Rehearsals are on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. Interested individuals should contact Chuck Hicks.

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Harding Athletes as Role Models (H.A.R.M.)
H.A.R.M. is composed of athletes who go around to the area elementary schools and talk to kids about making the right kinds of choices involving drugs, alcohol and staying in school. These athletes try to influence kids by using their own lives as a Christian influence and role model. Contact Ronnie Huckeba

The Harding African Students Association (H.A.S.A.)
The purpose of the Harding African Students Association (H.A.S.A.) is to support and foster the social, cultural and academic interest of H.A.S.A. members enrolled at Harding University.  The association seeks to work in concert with Harding in promoting her global mission ideals particularly in the continent of Africa.  These shall be achieved by engaging in activities that promote a mutual relationship and understanding among African students, offering assistance of various kinds to new students in adjusting and settling in the Harding environment, a positive image of African societies and cultures, and mutually beneficial relationships between members of H.A.SA. and the rest of the university community.  Contact Usenime Akpanudo or Kwame Yeboah. 

Harding Brothers of High Street
Harding Brothers of High Street is an officially recognized scion society of the Baker Street Irregulars, National Sherlock Holmes Society. They are a group of men and women who meet irregularly to talk about and study Sherlock Holmes, his cases, and Victorian society. Contact Dr. Paul Haynie

Harding Chinese Students and Scholars Association
The Harding Chinese Students and Scholars Association is dedicated to the goal of promoting cultural, intellectual and social activities for Chinese students and scholars at Harding and for other interested members of the Harding community.  The Harding Chinese Students and Scholars Association acts as a liaison among its members on the Harding campus by facilitating communication between themselves and with other groups of the Harding community.  It also strives to provide opportunities and benefits for its members by facilitating the exchange of information between China and Chinese students studying abroad and organizing its members to participate in school activities and clubs, so that Harding Chinese students can adjust to life in America.  Membership is open to all students and scholars currently enrolled at Harding.  Contact Milo Hadwin.

The Harding Criminal Justice Association - Alpha Theta Omega The objectives of the Harding Criminal Justice Association - Alpha Theta Omega are: to improve criminal justice through educational activities; foster professionalism in law enforcement personnel and agencies; promote professional, academic, and public awareness of criminal justice issues; encourage the establishment and expansion of higher education and professional training in criminal justice; provide a unified voice for professionals in, and students of, criminal justice; promote high standards of ethical conduct, professional training, and higher education within the criminal justice field.  Contact Dr. B.J. Houston.

Harding Dietetics Club
The objective of this organization is to stay in contact with their professional organization, the American Dietetic Association, to develop professional pride; to provide opportunities to learn more about the field of dietetics and the opportunities therein; and to provide opportunities for recreation as well as work. Contact Dr. Lisa Ritchie.

Harding Family and Consumer Sciences Student Section
Please contact Sharen Crockett for Rebecca Teague for further information.

Harding Film Studies Association
The purpose of this organization is to encourage the serious study of film as an art form and to encourage fellowship among members of the Harding University community who are interested in sharing ideas about film. Contact Dr. Ken Hammes or Dr. Larry Hunt.

Harding in Action
Harding in Action is a student led organization that reaches out to the community through various acts of service. They do yard work, childcare, elderly visitation, paint, help people move, etc. The requests for help come to the Student Association.  Contact Michael Crouch.

Harding University Chorus
The Harding University Chorus specializes in unaccompanied sacred music but for appropriate occasions the repertoire is broadened to include secular and accompanied works. The group tours intensively in this country and overseas. Admittance is by audition. Contact Cliff Ganus in the Music Department.

Harding University Economics Team
During the 2002-2003 school year, the Harding University Economics Team was named the winner of the Mid-South Regional Students in Free Enterprise competition conducted in Memphis, Tennessee. That year's honor, combined with 23 past regional victories, 6 national first place trophies, and 6 other first runner-up trophies, establishes Harding's "Capitalism Corps" as the winningest program in the country. Contact Dr. Don Diffine.

Harding University Italian Club
The purpose of the Harding University Italian Club is to increase students' knowledge of Italian language, culture, geography, and customs, in order that they may be effective communicators and culturally diverse individuals upon entering overseas studies or programs such as Avanti Italia, Italian Campaigns, or Harding University in Florence.  Contact Dr. Joli Love.

Harding University Jazz Band
Auditions are held in September of each year and are open to any Harding University student. The band meets regularly during the entire year performing on and off campus. Contact Dr. Warren Casey.

Harding University Lacrosse Club
The Harding University Lacrosse Club's purpose is to provide a venue for students who would like to continue competitive participation in the sport of Lacrosse. Contact Dr. Jim Carr or Dirk Smith.

Harding University Orchestra
Contact Mike Chance about information regarding the Orchestra and when to audition.

The Harding University Pre-Pharmacy Club
The purpose of the Harding University Pre-Pharmacy Club is to foster a better understanding of pharmacy as a career, better prepare currently enrolled Harding University pre-pharmacy students for admission to Colleges of Pharmacy, to help provide experiences and knowledge that result in more competitive pharmacy school applications, give real-world experience in the "word of pharmacy", provide pre-pharmacy-related leadership opportunities, and sponsor pharmacy-related programs.  Contact Dr. David Cole. 

Harding University Rugby Athletic Club
The purpose of the Harding University Rugby Athletic Club is to teach and improve the rugby skills of players, to promote team spirit through competitive games with other rugby clubs, to provide athletic conditioning as well as the conditioning of the players' aggression in a sportsman-like manner on and off the field, and to recognize and promote the national growth and interest of collegiate rugby.  Contact Dr. Robert McCready.

Harding University String Quartet
Contact Dr. Patricia Cox about information regarding the String Quartet and when to audition.

Harding University Student Athletic Trainers's Association
The purpose of this club is to encourage intellectual, social, emotional, and spiritual growth among the student trainers. The club strives to demonstrate the professional aspects of athletic training to athletes, students, faculty, staff and the community. It also helps student trainers prepare for certification and improve services to the athletes through skill sessions; encourages and/or aids student trainers in gaining membership status in the National Athletic Trainers Association; and remains knowledgeable about current issues and events in the area of sports medicine. Contact Ronnie Harlow or Dr. Randy Lambeth.

Harding University Student Nursing Association (HSNA)
The purposes of the Harding University Student Nursing Association are to assume responsibility for contributing to nursing education in order to provide for the highest quality health care; to provide programs representative of fundamental and current professional interest and concerns; and to aid in the development of the whole person, and his/her responsibility for the health care of people in all walks of life.  Contact Jeanie Burt or Elizabeth Lee.

Harding University Ultimate Frisbee Club
The purpose of the Harding University Frisbee Club is to glorify God in all that they do, promote the sport of ultimate Frisbee, provide a competitive learning environment and promote a team atmosphere. Contact Scott Adair.

Harding University Wind Ensemble
Auditions are held in December of each year and are open to any Harding University student.  Five concerts are performed in the spring on campus.  Contact Mike Chance.

Harding University Women's Ultimate Club
The purpose of the Harding University Women's Ultimate Club is to glorify God in all that they do, promote the sport of Ultimate Frisbee among women, provide a competitive learning environment and promote a team atmosphere.  Contact Steve Cooper or Amber Hug.

Health Science Club
The purpose of the Health Science club is to provide information and opportunities to students interested in a health science career. Any student interested in a health science career may sign up. Contact Dr. Debbie Duke.

Honors College
The Honors College of Harding University is dedicated to providing honors students with opportunities for intellectual growth and social interaction, and representing these students to the administration and faculty. All students who have been accepted to the Honors Program are consequently members of the Honors College. Contact Dr. Jeff Hopper.

House of Math
The purpose of the House of Math is to promote scholarship in, and enjoyment and understanding of, mathematics among Harding University students and to promote Christian fellowship among math interested people. Contact Jill Davis.

HUmanity
The purpose of the organization HUmanity is to be advocates and activists in bringing about social change regarding issues directly affecting the marginalized of the world and surrounding community.  The organization will accomplish this goal through practical education of the student body and surrounding community as well as creative implementation of ideas, which will lead to change regarding peace and social justice.  Members affirm that humanity's standard of living can be bettered by grassroots activism implemented through peaceful, Christ-like action to bring about positive change in the global community.  The organization holds no affiliations to any political party or political ideology.  The organization HUmanity bases its actions on the guidance given in Micah 6:8 that all mankind must live lives of mercy, justice, and humble acknowledgment of God.  Contact Dr. Mark Elrod.

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The International Business Society
The purpose of the International Business Society is to provide interaction between students who are studying International Business and to gain information about opportunities involved in business. This organization also recognizes and unites with the Harding University School of Business mission to prepare Christian business professional for lives of service and strives to emphasize the importance of Christian principles in their future business careers. Contact Dr. Budd Hebert.

International Campaigns
Each summer students have the opportunity to travel to work with the churches of Christ throughout the world. These campaigns vary in length and focus, but each is overseen by the eldership of the College Church of Christ and is assigned a leader by that congregation. Students raise their own funds from private solicitation which are then receipted by the International Campaigns office. Contact Ken Graves.

The International Student Society
Th International Student Society promotes the international students' profile on campus and their interest among faculty, staff, and the student body. This organization also provides assistance to international students in adapting to the host culture and gives them a chance to share their culture at Harding University. Contact Dr. Nicky Boyd.

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J.E.S.U.S. Project
The purpose of the J.E.S.U.S. Project is the promotion of Christian values among its members, conducting fund raisers over the school year in order to obtain funds for helping a community in El Salvador called "El Icacal" by supplying them with school supplies, clothing and a week of campaigning in the local school.  Contact Nicky Boyd.

JOY
The motto of this club is Jesus first, Others second, Yourself last. The purpose of this organization is to encourage and maintain an intellectual, practical, and spiritual attitude for Harding women to develop in Christian service and fellowship. Contact Heather Booker, Wanda Gooden or Dr. Sherry Pollard.

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Kappa Delta Pi
Kappa Delta Pi is an honor society in Education.  Its purpose is to promote excellence in and recognize outstanding contributions to education.  This society endeavors to maintain a high degree of professional fellowship among its members, quicken professional growth, and honor achievement in educational work.  Invitations for society membership are sent to students.  Contact Dr. Donny Lee or Dr. Betty Watson.

Kappa Pi, the International Honorary Art Fraternity
Membership will be based primarily on achievement in the art field and artistic interest, with some emphasis on congeniality and leadership qualities.  Only upperclassmen will be considered and to be a member you must be an art major.  Contact Beverly Austin.

Kinesiology Club
This club is designed for Physical Education majors.  Contact Dr. Jessica Moore or Dr. J.D. Yingling.

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The Multi-Cultural Student Action Committee
The purpose of the Multi-Cultural Student Action Committee is to plan activities and to get the minority student population involved in campus life. Contact Butch Gardner.

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National Broadcasting Society (Alpha Epsilon Rho)
The objectives of the society are to encourage and reward scholarship of broadcasting students, and high level accomplishments in the art and science of broadcasting by both students and industry professionals; to promote the advancement of broadcast education; to establish meaningful communication between students and professional broadcasters; and to foster integrity in the use of the powerful instruments of radio, television and film. Contact Dr. Bob Ritchie.

Nu Delta Chapter of Kappa Omicron Nu, Incorporated
Kappa Omicron Nu is a national honor society dedicated to recognizing and encouraging excellence in scholarship, research, and leadership in home economics. In order to accomplish the society's missions, Nu Delta Chapter: promotes scholarship and encourages intellectual development; promotes research and fosters the spirit of inquiry; confers distinction for high achievement; promotes leadership development; stimulates student and faculty dialogue; enriches the intellectual environment of higher education institutions; encourages high standards of practice and ethical behavior; and promotes attitudes of professional responsibility for the public good. Contact Denise Fisher or Dr. Beth Wilson.

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Omicron Delta Kappa
Omicron Delta Kappa is a National Leadership Honor Society. The purposes of Omicron Delta Kappa are to honor those who have exemplified the ideals of leadership, scholarship and service; organize as a unit for further service to college; stimulate continued leadership among its members; and foster service as a worthwhile goal for all students. Harding's Omicron Delta Kappa Circle is actively involved in hosting events for the university such as Homecoming or the President's Council and each spring the Circle hosts a Leadership Seminar which acts as an open forum for many student leaders to learn from campus and community leaders. Contact Dr. Mike James.

ONE
ONE is a student led organization whose officers serve to organize ONE events and meetings, which are designed to unite various mission related groups on campus. Members serve as facilitators for ONE events, which are open to all. The goal for ONE is to cultivate a passion for the mission of God among the student body, and through praying and working together, emphasize the unity of the church in that mission. Contact Dr. Monte Cox.

OutReach America
OutReach America is a campus wide, student led, organization directed by a faculty sponsor under the guidance of the Center for World Missions.  These students plan to get jobs after they graduate and support themselves as they minister to people and help the Church grow.  Contact Marvin Crowson.

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Pep Band
Open to any Harding University student with high school band experience, the Pep Band plays at all the men's home basketball games. Contact Mike Chance.

Phi Alpha Theta
Is an international Honor Society in History and is also a professional society. Its purpose is to promote the study of History through the encouragement of research, good teaching, publication, and the exchange of learning and ideas among historians. Contact Dr. Julie Harris or Dr. Kevin Klein.

Phi Beta Lambda
The purpose of Phi Beta Lambda is to provide opportunities for post-secondary and college students to develop vocational competencies for business and office occupations and business teacher education. Phi Beta Lambda is an integral part of the instructional program and in addition promotes a sense of civic and personal responsibility. Contact Dr. Don Diffine.

Phi Eta Sigma
This organization is a national freshman honor society based on the grade point average of a student's first semester. Once a person has been made a member into this society, he/she will always be a member. Contact Dr. Patrick Garner.

Pi Kappa Delta
Pi Kappa Delta is an honorary forensic society. Its purpose is to stimulate progress in and to further the interests of, intercollegiate speech activities and communication in an effort to provide functional leadership training for life and at the same time, encourage a spirit of fellowship, brotherly cooperation, and incentive for achievement. Contact Dr. Patrick Garner.

Pi Sigma Alpha
Pi Sigma Alpha is a national honor society in political science. It is open to junior, senior, and graduate students. Phi Sigma Alpha's main purposes are to bring together students and faculty interested in the study of government and politics, and, to stimulate scholarship and intelligent interest in political science. Contact Dr. Mark Elrod.

Pied Pipers
The Pipers are a children's theater troupe performing a delightful blend of familiar fairy and folk tales, nursery rhymes, poems, games, and songs. They perform in any space, ranging from closets to gymnasiums, and entertain approximately 20,000 students each year. Contact Dottie Frye.

Psi Chi
Psi Chi is the National Honor Society in Psychology for psychology majors and minors. Contact Dr. Glen Adams.

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Radio Station KVHU 95.3
Contact Dr. Dutch Hoggatt for more information.

Radio-Television News Directors Association Chapter (RTNDA)
Contact Dr. Dutch Hoggatt for more information.

Red Brick Studios
Red Brick Studios is an academic organization for graphic designers. In addition to having guest speakers and taking "field trips" to ad agencies and graphic design studios, Red Brick accepts graphic design assignments that give students business experience. Only nominal fees are charged for design services. Contact Daniel Adams.

Revelation Paintball Organization
The purpose of the Revelation Paintball Organization is to represent Christianity and Harding University while playing speedball (tournament paintball) within the National Collegiate Paintball Association (NCPA) or other open tournaments.  Contact Kevin Davis.

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S.A.L.T. (Formerly T.E.A.C.H.)
The objective of this organization is to provide education majors an opportunity to discuss issues in education on a local, state, and nation level. It provides idea workshops and training for the local teachers and becomes involved in promoting education for the children in the local schools. Membership is open. All secondary and Elementary Educations majors are encouraged to join. Contact Penny McGlawn or Cheri Smith.

Scribblers
The Scribblers are a group of Harding students who meet twice a month to read and discuss their original poetry and fiction. The group also holds free public readings on an irregular basis throughout the year. There are no dues. Contact Dr. Terry Engel or Dr. Sherry Organ.

Sigma Tau Delta
Sigma Tau Delta is an international English Honor Society. The purposes of the Society are literary, educational and charitable. The Society strives to: confer distinction for high achievement in English language and literature in undergraduate, graduate, and professional studies; provide, through its local chapters, cultural stimulation on college campuses and to promote interest in literature and the English language in the surrounding communities; foster the discipline of English in all its aspects, including creative and critical writing; promote good fellowship among its members; and exhibit high standards of academic excellence. Contact Dr. Michael Claxton.

Sigma Theta Tau International Epsilon Omicron Chapter
Sigma Theta Tau Epsilon Omicron International is a nursing honor society with over 400 chapters. Harding's chapter, Epsilon Omicron, was installed in 1982. The purpose of the club is to recognize superior achievement; recognize the development of leadership qualities; foster high professional standards; encourage creative work; and strengthen commitment to the ideals and purposes of the nursing profession. Contact Jeanie Burt, Lisa Engel, Jackie Harris or Dr. Cathleen Shultz.

Sign Language/Dactylology Club
The purpose of this group is to teach and train hearing people to preach the gospel and work among deaf people in the way they desire to serve.  Any student at Harding University who has an interest in learning sign language is invited to join.  Contact Fleming Bell, Penny Bell or Dr. Linda Thompson. 

Social Work Club
The objective of the Social Work Club is to provide opportunities for education and experience in the different aspects of social work; to encourage student awareness of human need and of their role as part of the social work profession and as Christians to minister to this need; to promote a Christian's view in the profession of social work and to practice these principles within the community and everyday lives; to offer recruitment services to the social work profession. Membership in the club will be composed of students majoring in social work and minors in human services who are in agreement with social work values and beliefs. Contact Kim Baker-Abrams.

Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM)
The purpose of this chapter is to acquaint students considering a future in the fields of human resource management and/or labor relations; to keep students up-to-date on new developments in the field of human resource management; to develop a nucleus of professional human resource managers for the future; and to encourage adherence to the Code of Ethics of SHRM. Contact George Oliver.

Society for the Advancement of Management (SAM)
The purpose of SAM is to assist in furthering the practice of professional management through the interaction of students, faculty and operating managers. The members of the Campus Chapter oversee activities of the Campus Chapter with a member of the faculty acting in an advisory capacity. All students must be enrolled in an accredited school of high education and have an interest in management. Contact Dr. Allen Fraizer.

Society of Near Eastern Archaeology The Harding Society of Near Eastern Archaeology is for the purpose of bringing together those students who have similar interests in the history of the lands of the Bible, particularly as it may be studied through the discipline of archaeology. Contact Dr. Dale Manor.

Souvenirs
The purpose of Souvenirs is to enrich students' knowledge of poetry and broaden their appreciation of the art form. Contact Dr. Michael Claxton.

Spanish Club
The purpose of the Spanish Club is to aid and increase the student's proficiency in the Spanish language and broaden knowledge and interest in the Hispanic culture. Contact Ava Conley.

Spring Break Campaigns
The Student Association encourages students to involve themselves in a campaign during the annual spring break week. These student-led campaigns are not sponsored by the University and students are responsible for the campaigns as well as for financing their costs by soliciting funds from private benefactors. Contact Nate Copeland.

Student Affiliate Chapter of the American Chemical Society
For more information regarding this organization contact Dr. Ed Wilson.

Student Association
The Student Association is an executive committee made up of elected officers and elected representatives from each class. Also, there are 10 standing committees whose chairmen and members are nominated by the Student Association president and approved by the vote of the executive council, the Student Association sponsor and the administration. Student Association officers and class representatives are elected in the spring. Class officers and Student Association freshmen class representatives are elected after school begins in the fall. Contact Michael Crouch.

Student Chapter of the Council for Exceptional Children
The purpose of this chapter is to advance the education of exceptional individuals and to promote related educational, scientific, and charitable purposes. The chapter supports The Council for Exceptional Children in all its efforts and participates in all appropriate governance activities of The Council for Exceptional Children. Contact Dr. Carol Douglass or Dr. Jan Morgan.

Student Speech and Hearing Association
The purpose of the Student Speech and Hearing Association is to become aware of the current issues and advancements in the fields of Speech Pathology and Audiology and to uphold the ASHA Code of Ethics. Students must have a declared Speech Therapy as a major. All members must have a 2.0 GPA. Contact Becky McLain, Dr. Dan Tullos or Dr. Beckie Weaver.

Students for Barack Obama
The Students for Barack Obama has three purposes.  First, it is the stated goal of the organization to contribute as much as possible to the election of Senator Barack Obama to the office of President in 2008.  The organization will raise awareness on campus and in the surrounding area about Senator Obama's political stances.  Second, the organization will attempt to enhance all members' understanding and appreciation for the democratic process and current political issues.  Third, the organization will attempt to promote political understanding on Harding's campus and the surrounding area.  The organization will encourage intelligent, enlightening political discussion on a wide range of issues.  Contact Dr. Mark Elrod.

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Theatron
Theatron is a Christian Drama Ministry organized under the Youth Corps charter. Selection of membership is by audition each fall. The members are expected to be active members of Youth Corps. Contact Andrew Baker or Brandon Tittle.

Thundering Herd (Marching Band)
Open to any Harding University student with marching band experience, the Thundering Herd plays at all home football games. Contact Mike Chance.

Timothy Club
The purpose of the Timothy Club is to encourage and maintain an intellectual, practical and spiritual attitude for all those interested in teaching the work of God more effectively; to deal especially with the problems that young ministers of the gospel are now facing and will face in their future work; and to provide programs which will be interesting, educational and will facilitate the foregoing purposes. Contact Dr. Ross Cochran, Dr. Ken Neller, or Dr. Dan Stockstill.

TV16 News
Contact Dr. Dutch Hoggatt or Dr. Bob Ritchie.

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The Harding Wishing Well Project is a chapter of an organization that was started at Oklahoma Christian University and Pepperdine University.  The Wishing Well project strives to solve the humanitarian problem of water-borne diseases in Africa by providing clean water wells.  The Wishing Well Project is about changing lives in Africa through getting clean water to its people.  Wishing Well also hopes to change hearts here in America by opening eyes in regards to the water struggle in Africa.  They intend to accomplish this, not by merely channeling money into the problem, but by utilizing creative means, such as fundraisers, to involve and challenge those they meet, creating a community driven by changing a broken world.  Contact Nathan Guy. 

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Youth Corps
The objective of Youth Corps is to provide and to cultivate an on campus organization for the purpose of equipping individuals to minister to the needs of young people. Youth ministry majors and minors are invited to become part of this ministry, but anyone interested in youth ministry is welcomed as a team member. Contact Dr. Dan Stockstill or Scott Adair.

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