Click on one of the links below for more information about one of NC State's student-run service organizations. The Center for Student Leadership, Ethics & Public Service provides office space for student groups who choose to affiliate with our office. These groups must perform service to the local community. Get involved and help these students make a difference!

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Clubs Affiliated with CSLEPS:

Alpha Phi Omega Co-ed Fraternity - APO is a national co-ed service fraternity that strives to help each individual member develop leadership skills, experience friendship on many levels and provide service to others. Iota Lambda chapter was founded at North Carolina State University in 1950. APO does one-time service projects as well as weekly service with local scouting troops. Learn More

Engineers Without Borders - EWB partners with developing communities to improve their quality of life through the implementation of environmentally sustainable, equitable, and economical engineering projects while developing internationally responsible engineers and engineering students.

Habitat For Humanity - Habitiat for Humanity is a non-profit organization dedicated to eliminating substandard housing and making adequate, affordable houses for people in need. The NC State chapter is dedicated to service by participating in Saturday work days where they build houses for those in need. In addition to these work days, they run demolition crews, tutor children of Habitat homeowners, host fall and spring break building trips and sponsor fundraising events such as "Shack-a-thon" and the Spring 5K "Run for your Neighbor" race.

Omega Phi Alpha - Service Sorority - Omega Phi Alpha is a national service sorority founded in Bowling Green, Ohio in 1967 to promote the ideals of friendship, leadership and service. The Alpha Lambda chapter of Omega Phi Alpha was chartered here at NC State in 2010, making OPA one of the newest additions to the community service family of NC State. Omega Phi Alpha sisters are committed to four prime areas of service: the university community, the community at large, the members of the sorority, and to the nations of the world, and seek to develop projects that address these areas, as well as the national permanent project: mental health. Omega Phi Alpha sisters are multi-faceted in the field of service, and participate in campus events such as: Stop Hunger Now, Service Raleigh, the Krispy Kreme Challenge and the Mister Wolfpack Competition. Sisters also create their own events to act as fundraisers, provide awareness to important social issues, or to support a local cause. Today's Friends, Tomorrow's Leaders, Forever in Service! Contact Elizabeth Abernethy for more information. New member recruitment will occur in September 2011.

Rotaract - Rotaract is a college service club sponsored by Rotary International. This campus chapter was chartered in 2008 and engages students in local community service. Contact Emily Holder (eaholder@ncsu.edu)

OTher Service Clubs
(unaffilated with CSLEPS)

Companion Animal Club- The Companion Animal Club is composed of people from all majors and backgrounds who are interested in enhancing their knowledge of companion animals, spending time with people with similar interests, and celebrating the contributions made by pets to the emotional and physical well-being of their owners. This club performed over 500 hours of community service during the 2009-2010 year on behalf of animal non-profits. Learn More

Circle K International - Circle K is a college service club sponsored by the Kiwanians. The NCSU Circle K Club was chartered on November 15, 1961. Their mission is to involve college and university students in campus and community service while developing quality leaders and citizens. They are committed to a variety of types of service throughout the year. Learn More

Gamma Beta Phi Honor Society - The Gamma Beta Phi Society is an academic honor and service organization for students in colleges and universities in the United States. It is non-secret, non-profit, and co-educational; and, membership therein does not exclude a student from membership in any other organization. Learn More

March of Dimes Collegiate Council - This NC State organization works to educate students about birth defects. Their mission: To help prevent birth defects and infant mortality by educating college-aged women about the benefits of a healthy lifestyle, including preparing for pregnancy later in life. Learn More

Pre-Health Club- The NCSU PreHealth Club is an organization that promotes the development of future health care professionals. Combined with the resources of the HealthPAC professional advising center, the club is a wonderful resource for those planning to enter health care careers. The club consists of several professional interest groups and additional interest groups. Learn More

Science And Technology Enriching Lifelong Leadership In Tomorrow's Endeavors - SATELLITE is a non-profit organization run by students from NC State. It is designed to introduce students from rural North Carolina high schools to science and technology related educational and career paths through a five-day retreat on the NC State campus each May. Approximately thirty Satellite scholars experience a wide array of demonstrations, lectures, and hands-on laboratory experiments with the assistance of professors and currently enrolled students from the College of Engineering (COE), the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS), College of Textiles (COT), and the College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences (PAMS). Learn More

Service Raleigh - Service Raleigh is an annual citywide day of service started in 1998 by NC State's Student Government and Park Scholars. Each year, volunteers from the university and surrounding community unite to undertake a variety of projects, each of which provides much needed assistance to local organizations. Service Raleigh is funded by the Park Foundation, NCSU Student Government, and local donors. This event typically takes place the first weekend of April each year. Learn More

The Young Scientist Program - The Young Scientist Program was initiated during the Fall of 2002 to link NCSU students with Fred Olds Elementary students. We aim to bridge the gap in the areas of science between NCSU and local elementary and middle schools. Our activities' primary goals are to enrich students' experiences in the sciences through tutoring, demonstrations (in class and out of class), science fair judging, and more. Learn More