Student Organizations

Academic and Professional Organizations

A L.A. MODE (previously Common Threads)
As the fashion club on campus, A L.A. MODE aims to promote awareness of the fashion field, shed light on how it relates to a variety of topics, and create an understanding of its correlation and collaboration with other fields and studies. A L.A. MODE will host events with other organizations on campus so that we may get better acquainted with other fields of study. ALAMode@woodburyuniversity.edu

American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA)
AIGA’s purpose is to further excellence in design as a broadly defined discipline, strategic tool for business and cultural force. AIGA is a professional association committed to stimulating thinking about design through the exchange of ideas and information, the encouragement of critical analysis and research and the advancement of education and ethical practice. aiga.club@woodburyuniversity.edu

Architecture Student Forum
The Architecture Student Forum offers their fellow architecture students activities to aid in their own growth as students and professionals. In close collaboration with the architecture faculty, their events provide a level of interaction that thrives on a student-faculty, student-student, and faculty-faculty relationship. architecture.forum@woodburyuniversity.edu

BP-WOW (Business Professional Women of Woodbury)
The purpose of BPWOW is to achieve equity for women in the workplace through advocacy, education, and information, to empower women, to build upon and develop members into successful women, to explore, build and maintain relationships with each other as well as networking with corporate professionals, and to increase personal development. BPWOW@woodburyuniversity.edu

CelArt
CelArt actively involves students in the world of animation. The group helps provide a network in animation for current students and alumni. It addresses and attempts to resolve any student concerns about the Woodbury University animation program and any other related issues. CelArt@woodburyuniversity.edu

Collegiate Entrepreneurs’ Organization (CEO)
The Collegiate Entrepreneurs’ Organization informs, supports and inspires college students to be entrepreneurial and seek opportunity through enterprise creation. CEO@woodburyuniversity.edu

Communication Club
The Communication Club at Woodbury University is dedicated to the enrichment of students through imaginative, collective and intuitive activities. The club aims to embrace the diversity of the student body while deepening members’ individual and mutual understanding of communication. communication.club@woodburyuniversity.edu

Social Animals
Social Animals is an academic and social organization which encourages members with an interest in gaining knowledge in the field of psychology. The organization’s goal is to promote an inclusive atmosphere by uniting students of various backgrounds. Its members will gain academic awareness through a variety of guest speakers. Information on research, scholarships, volunteer and career opportunities will also be presented. Also, of major importance to the organization is visible, hands-on community service. socialanimals.psichi@woodburyuniversity.edu

Society of Accounting and Business
This organization enables Accounting and Business students to build lasting relationships and to have a better understanding of job opportunities in their field. accounting.business@woodburyuniversity.edu

Society of Interior Architecture Students (SOIAS)
SOIAS facilitates greater learning opportunities for its members through information, research and insight, offer workshops and lectures to benefit the students in the Interior Architecture department and the entire Woodbury University community. The organization provides help to students who are in need of mentoring as well as offers opportunities for guest speakers and workshops to further professional knowledge and techniques. SOIAS.Club@woodburyuniversity.edu

Zone V
ZONE V will be a student-run organization furthering photographic opportunities for the Woodbury University community through club-sponsored photographic events. Zone.V@woodburyuniversity.edu

Cultural & Diversity

Armenian Student Association (ASA)
The purpose of Woodbury’s ASA is to unite students of Armenian ethnic background and collaborate with other school organizations to educate the student body and faculty about Armenian culture and history. ASA@woodburyuniversity.edu

La Voz Unida (The United Voice)
La Voz Unida intends to awaken and unify the Hispanic/Latino student body of Woodbury University. The organization aims to further expand unification among other cultures, while providing a trustworthy environment that will help support the students academically, morally, and socially. It also encourages all students to join and participate with the group in creating a positive impact in the school’s community as well as surrounding communities. lavoz.unida@woodburyuniversity.edu

LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender) Allies
The purpose of LGBT Allies is to promote and encourage social activism by raising awareness of discrimination, homophobia, and violence aimed toward the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender communities at large. To be a place of support for LGBT individuals and friends. LGBT.Allies@woodburyuniversity.edu

Governing Organizations

Associated Student Government
The student government at Woodbury University is known as the Associated Student Government (ASG).  The ASG Executive Board consists of four student members elected each spring for a one-year term.  Together with elected and appointed senate representatives from various constituents, the purpose of this organization is to advocate and facilitate the development of the rights and responsibilities, cultural and social awareness, and the personal academic growth of each student. ASG@woodbury.edu

ASG’s Program Board
The Program Board is a group within ASG that consists of selected students committed to enhancing the social and cultural atmosphere on campus by providing a variety of programs to the Woodbury community.  Traditional programs include Winter Formal, Woodstock (the campus concert), drive-in movies, comedians, Poetry Night, and much more. Program.board@woodbury.edu

MBA Association
The MBA Association is committed to assisting fellow MBA students with opportunities for professional development and life-long learning by enhancing the student experience through networking and quality education. MBAA@woodburyuniversity.edu

Woodbury’s Fraternities & Sororities

Beta Lambda Chi Fraternity
Beta Lambda Chi is a local fraternity that promotes brotherhood and a better understanding of many cultures through the coordination of social and philanthropic activities. Membership is open to all male students. beta.lambdachi@woodburyuniversity.edu

Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity
Delta Sigma Phi is a national fraternity represented at Woodbury by the Epsilon Pi chapter. Membership in this organization is open to all male students. It welcomes all majors, with new members pledged each semester after the Rush period. Activities of the group include philanthropic and service projects, educational sessions for members, fundraisers and social events for members and the entire University community. delta.sigmaphi@woodburyuniversity.edu

Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority
Phi Sigma Sigma is an international sorority. Membership is open to all full and part-time undergraduate women. The women of Phi Sigma Sigma share a commitment to lifelong learning. They teach each other and learn from each other. They make academic achievement a priority, fostering an environment that encourages our membership to reach their highest potential. Phi Sigma Sigma values making a difference in the lives of others. Hence, they become leaders in their communities, their professions, and their sisterhood. Leadership through service comes naturally to their women as they cultivate personal growth by seeking opportunities to serve.  It is a dynamic sisterhood of women with different backgrounds but similar values. Our commitment to inclusiveness binds us, and results in stronger women who embrace individuality and share this philosophy with the world. phi.sigmasigma@woodburyuniversity.edu

Sigma Omega Nu Sorority
Sigma Omega Nu is a regional organization that strives for sisterhood, scholastic excellence, self- improvement and cultural awareness at Woodbury University, as well as the community. Membership is open to all full time female students on campus. sigma.omeganu@woodburyuniversity.edu