Lone Star College–University Park offers students many opportunities to get involved beyond the classroom. Our student organizations provide creative and engaging outlets that support leadership, academic, career, cultural, and special interests.
Below is a list of student organizations at LSC, University Park. All of our organizations are open to all currently enrolled LSC-University Park students.
Interested in joining?
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Email the organization’s advisor to express your interest and learn how you can get involved.
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Complete the Student Organization Interest Form, and we will connect you with the advisor on your behalf.
Not sure which organization is right for you? Stop by the Office of Student Life (CB229, Lion’s Den). We’re always happy to help you find an organization that fits your interests and talents.
Don’t see a club you like? You can always start your own! Learn more here
Organizations |
Description |
Advisor |
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Accounting & Business Organization |
The Accounting and Business Organization promotes scholastic study and practice of accounting through speaker events, networking, internships and employment opportunities, community service and leadership skills development. This organization is open to all currently enrolled Lone Star College–University Park students. | Lindsey McGriff |
| African Student Association | The African Student Association is a student-led organization that celebrates African cultures and brings students together to learn, connect, and share experiences. The association fosters community through cultural, social, and educational activities. This organization is open to all currently enrolled Lone Star College–University Park students. | Ibeawuchi Uzoegwu |
| Artsy Lens Club | The purpose of the Artsy Lens Club is to encourage and enlighten all currently enrolled University-Park students about photography as an art form and social communicator. The club will offer a club setting where students can share their interests, skills, and photographs. Ultimately, demonstrating how photography can change the world for the better. | Michael McGinley |
| Association of Political Science Students | Association of Political Science Students aims to engage all currently enrolled LSC-UP students interested in political science, public policy, and civic leadership. The club promotes discussion, education, and involvement in political and governmental affairs. | Cristoban Hernandez |
| AV Music Production Club | AV Music Production Club is for all currently enrolled LSC-UP students interested in audio and video production. The club offers collaborative opportunities to explore the technical and creative sides of music production. | Bobby Britton Jr |
| Black Student Union | BSU provides opportunities for students to express their views concerning current events, academics, cultural arts and campus life. Students of all races are welcome to celebrate black culture, lifestyles and history, as well as participate in volunteer opportunities in African American communities. | Ajai Simmons Ibeawuchi Uzoegwu |
| Calculus Clashers | Calculus Clashers is a student-led math club that makes learning math engaging and fun by turning problem-solving into friendly competition. We bring students together to explore mathematical concepts through games, challenges, and collaborative activities. This organization is open to all currently enrolled Lone Star College–University Park students. | Ivan Ramos Medina |
| Chemistry Club |
Chemistry Club promotes an interest in chemistry and stimulates scientific curiosity. Chemistry Club promotes involvement with our community through volunteering, leadership opportunities, and spreading the word of chemistry. This organization is open to all currently enrolled Lone Star College–University Park students. |
Pamela Auburn Annette Flores |
| Crochet Club | Crochet Club is a creative space for all currently enrolled LSC-UP students to learn and practice crochet, share project ideas, and build a community around crafting. All skill levels are welcome, from beginners to experienced crocheters. | Matthew Shirley |
| Fellowship of the Arts Club | The LSC Fellowship of the Arts club is a place for all currently enrolled LSC-UP students interested in performing arts and theater. Our goal is to build collaborative camaraderie. | Jasmin Garcia Menjivar |
| eSports Club | eSports Club wants to unite the gaming community at LSC-University Park and support the growing development of collegiate eSports. This organization is open to all currently enrolled Lone Star College–University Park students. | Kevin McDaniel |
| Health Occupations Students of America | HOSA provides opportunities for all currently enrolled LSC-University Park students who are interested in the medical field by helping them develop professional networking relationships in the medical community. HOSA members enjoy opportunities to hear various guest speakers and volunteer for local community projects, both on and off-campus. | Sonal Tonger
Michael Elder |
| Hype Club |
Hype Club is all about school spirit, student engagement, and energizing campus life. Members help promote events, build community pride, and keep the student body hyped and connected throughout the year. This organization is open to all currently enrolled Lone Star College–University Park students. |
Sandra Van Alstine
Nicole Stalnaker |
| International Culture and Engagement Club | The IC&EC brings together all currently enrolled LSC-University Park students who are interested in international studies and travel. Students participate in an array of cultural events, interact with international students, all while learning more about the study abroad program and international studies degree. | Mario Juliangarza |
| Justice Agents of Change | The Justice Agents of Change Club provides opportunities for all currently enrolled LSC-University Park students interested in learning more about careers in law enforcement, criminology and related fields. The goal is to promote awareness of current community issues, discuss how to better the community and share knowledge and ideas to change the criminal justice system. | Jermaine Johnson
Alicia Castillo |
| The Lone Star Christian Students | The Lone Star Christian students provides all currently enrolled LSC- University Park students a space on campus for community, worship, bible study and prayer. | Sidney Jennings |
| Muslim Student Association | Join the Muslim Student Association whose mission is to bring together Muslim students to initiate organizational activities and foster a positive perception of Islam. This organization is open to all currently enrolled Lone Star College–University Park students. | Nuriya Kincaid |
| National Society of Leadership and Success |
The NSLS exists to recognize, cultivate, and honor leaders while making a lasting, positive change in the world. NSLS strive to help members discover and achieve their goals, and provide real-world experience that helps ensure our members have the best opportunity to achieve success in their future. This organization is open to all currently enrolled Lone Star College–University Park students who meet the eligibility requirements and receive an invitation. |
Dominique Brown |
| Paralegal Club | The Paralegal Club is a student-led organization that brings together students with an interest in law and legal studies. The club provides opportunities for skill development, collaboration, and exploration of the legal field through a variety of social and professional activities. This organization is open to all currently enrolled Lone Star College–University Park students. |
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| Phi Theta Kappa |
As an international honorary organization for community college students, Phi Theta Kappa promotes scholarship, leadership, service, and fellowship among qualified students. Initiated members must maintain a 3.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale, but there is provisional membership for those who are interested in participating but don't meet the requirements. This organization is open to all currently enrolled Lone Star College–University Park students who meet the eligibility requirements and receive an invitation. |
Joseph Butler
Sandra Velazquez |
| STEM Club | STEM Club aims to engage students interested in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The club fosters exploration, collaboration, and innovation through activities, educational events, and involvement in STEM fields. This organization is open to all currently enrolled Lone Star College–University Park students. | Mario Juliangarza |
| Student Ambassadors |
Student Ambassadors are LSC-University Park’s student representatives, serving as liaisons between current LSC-University Park students, future students and the LSC-University Park community. Ambassadors act as hosts for university functions, including banquets, luncheons, special events, meetings, visitation days, orientations and career fairs. This organization is open to all currently enrolled Lone Star College–University Park students who meet the eligibility requirements and are selected to serve. Learn more about Ambassadors here. Apply to be an Ambassador here. |
Dominique Brown |
| Student Government Association |
SGA is the voice of LSC-University Park students and works to address campus needs. This group of elected individuals provides opportunities for leadership and personal development and is committed to addressing student issues and concerns. This organization is open to all currently enrolled Lone Star College–University Park students who meet the eligibility requirements and are elected or appointed to serve. Learn more about SGA here. |
Danielle Guerra
Cassandra Khatri |
| Tabletop Games Club | The Tabletop Games Club fosters community, creativity, and strategic thinking through the shared enjoyment of tabletop games. We provide an inclusive and welcoming space for players of all backgrounds and experience levels to explore board games, card games, role-playing games, and more. Our goal is to promote inclusive recreation, positive social connection, and a love of tabletop gaming as a tool for fun, learning, and community engagement. This organization is open to all currently enrolled Lone Star College–University Park students. | Megan Hopwood |
| Teachers2B | Teachers2B offers professional and personal growth opportunities for students who are interested in the education field. Members learn about education programs and transfer options, meet fellow future teachers and engage in community service projects catered to EC-12th grade children. This organization is open to all currently enrolled Lone Star College–University Park students. | Jessica Mercado |
| The Mighty Pen | The Mighty Pen aims to engage students with a passion for creative writing and storytelling. The club provides a supportive space for writers to share their work, explore different genres, and develop their craft through collaboration, events, and activities. This organization is open to all currently enrolled Lone Star College–University Park students. | Amy M. Young |
| Venture Society | Venture Society is a student-led business and entrepreneurship club dedicated to developing future business leaders through hands-on experience, innovation, and mentorship. We focus on empowering students to turn their ideas into real ventures by providing opportunities for networking, leadership development, and industry collaboration. This organization is open to all currently enrolled Lone Star College–University Park students. | Mario Juliangarza
Darien Gates |