Clubs and organizations

Looking to get involved? NAU has more than 350 student-led clubs and organizations, so whether you’re looking to build skills, give back, dive into a passion, or just have fun, you’ll find your people here. And if you don’t? You can always start something new.

Explore club types below and visit TrueBlue Connects to discover where you belong.

Club and organization types

• Academic: These clubs are tied to specific academic programs or colleges and are the largest category of student organizations at NAU.
• Advocacy: Support a cause, raise awareness, or represent a student population through one of our many advocacy organizations.
• Cultural: Celebrate and share the traditions, stories, and experiences of different cultures and communities.
• Fraternity and sorority: Greek life at NAU includes nationally affiliated social organizations that build strong bonds through service, leadership, and tradition.
• Recreation/game: Play for fun! These clubs gather around shared hobbies, casual sports, and all things recreational.
• Religious: Faith-based groups provide opportunities for spiritual growth and connection, while remaining student-led and inclusive. Although the university, as a state institution, is prohibited from promoting religious activities, it recognizes the importance of religion and spirituality in the life and education of its students.
• Representative: Get involved in student leadership through elected organizations that represent the student body.
• Campus Living Community Councils: Help shape the experience of living on campus by representing your campus living community.
• Service/honorary: These groups are focused on service, scholarship, or recognition, and often have membership requirements.
• Special interest: Have a niche passion or hobby? These clubs bring together students around shared interests outside of academics.
• Sport clubs: These student-run teams practice and compete in sports at the club level and are supported in part by Campus Recreation Services.

While Northern Arizona University supports student organizations, registration of a student organization with the Office of Leadership and Engagement does not constitute university endorsement or approval of the policies and/or activities of the organization. No student organization should represent or imply that it speaks for or in the name of Northern Arizona University.