Current student organizations are listed below in alphabetical order. 

African Student Association

• The purpose of this organization is to build unity between people with different African backgrounds. This unity will evolve to create a movement that will bring an African culture to the campus.

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. - Visit the website

• There is currently no description available for this organization.

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. - Visit the website

• The objectives of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. are to stimulate the ambition of its members; to prepare them for the greatest usefulness in the cause of humanity, freedom, and dignity of the individual; to encourage the highest and noblest form of manhood; and to aid down- trodden humanity in its efforts to achieve higher social, economic, and intellectual status.

Alpha Psi Lambda (APL) - Visit the website

• This group provides a supplementary educational, social, and cultural experience for its members. It is an advocate for the needs and concerns of the Hispanic/Latino students and promotes positive relations between the Greek system, the university administration and the outside community. It’s purpose is to enhance the student’s educational experience through social and cultural activities and to assist in the development of members’ leadership ability.

Amateur Radio Society (PARS)

• No description available.

American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) - Visit the website

• This group works with other engineering and technical societies to strengthen the role of the engineering profession. Members advance the standards of engineering and promote the exchange of information among engineers and others. Also, this group promotes original research and fosters engineering education.

Black Student Union (BSU) - Visit the website

• The purpose of the Black Student Union is to provide encouragement and support for our academic and social growth here at Purdue University Calumet. BSU provides an organized collective structure that defines, protects and develops our interest as Black students. We seek to enlighten the entire university community and to share our commitment, talent and strength. To this end, we engage in discussion groups, social gatherings and service activities and invite any PUC students to join us, regardless of race, creed or ethnic origin.

Blaze Christian Ministries (BCM) - Visit the website

• No description available.

CARE formerly Student Vegetarian Coalition (SVC) - Visit the website

• Our purpose is to raise awareness about meat production, namely animal maltreatment. More precisely we, as a group, oppose factory farming, along with all other forms of animal abuse. This is why we promote a vegan diet, as a way to reduce animal suffering. We have a website to be used as a resource for those looking to go vegetarian/vegan, as well as to let students at Purdue Cal and in the community know about events our organization has coming up.

Chi Alpha

• There is currently no description available for this organization. 

Chinese Student Association - Visit the website

• To unite all the Chinese students, communicate their knowledge and help each other. To accelerate Leadership and creativeness. Promote Sino-American Students Interactive cultural Communication.

Chronicle - Visit the website

• Dedicated to reporting campus news and events, the Chronicle publishes weekly issues during the spring and fall semesters and offers a wide variety of journalistic experiences to the prospective student-member. From attending workshops with professional journalists to designing paper layouts, a student-member can discover the fascinating world of the newspaper.

Criminal Justice Club (CJC)

• The purpose of the Criminal Justice Club is to educate fellow students about our criminal justice system through guest lectures, tours of criminal justice agencies, debates, conferences, and seminars, and also to update the student body on all state and federal law enforcement exams. The Criminal Justice Club would also like to strengthen the relationship between the students and faculty of the Criminal Justice department.

College Mentors for Kids (CMK) - Visit the website

• There is currently no description available for this organization.

Collegiate Entrepreneur’s Club

•  There is currently no description available for this organization.

Financial and Accounting Club - Visit the website

• There is currently no description available for this organization. 

Fine Arts Student Association (FASA) - Visit the website

• The purpose of the Fine Arts Student Association is to create an environment for Purdue aspiring artists to produce artwork for campus and public display.

Honors Association

• There is currently no description available for this organization. 

Hoosier A.D.A.P.T. (HA) - Visit the website

• Hoosier A.D.A.P.T. empowers students with or without disabilities, through a flexible range of information and opportunities, to make informed choices and be in control of their education. It advocates individual decision making in pursuing activities and becoming part of university and community life.

Indiana Student Education Association (ISEA) - Visit the website

• The Indiana Student Education Association welcomes all students interested in careers as future educators. This organization keeps abreast of changes in certification and newly mandated testing and laws in the field of education. It plans local campus activities and seminars that benefit and relate to future educators.

Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers (IEEE) - Visit the website

• There is currently no description available for this organization.

International Student Org. (ISO)

• This organization welcomes all students to participate in a culturally diversified team and broaden their own understanding of different cultures. ISO seeks to establish a constructive cultural community by creating a platform for sharing of cultural experiences. By providing students from different countries with opportunities to interact, ISO helps them develop lasting friendships and socialize with cultures around the world.

InterVarsity Christian Fellowship (IVCF)

• The purpose of INTERVARSITY is to build a collegiate fellowship that engages the Purdue Calumet campus with the gospel of Jesus Christ and makes disciples who live out biblical values. INTERVARSITY chapters are on over 800 campuses across the United and on some 20 campuses in Indiana. If you’re a Christian and would be interested in meeting with other Christians through bible study, prayer and various camps and conferences throughout the year… then INTERVARSITY IS FOR YOU! If you’re interested in knowing more about the person of Jesus Christ and what it means to follow him, then we extend to you an invitation to come and discover this person who over 2,000 years ago revolutionized the world through his radical teachings. All are welcome! There are no chapter dues.

Japanese Club

•  There is currently no description available for this organization.

Kappa Alha Psi

•  There is currently no description available for this organization.

Los Latinos

• There is currently no description available for this organization. 

Muslim Student Association (MSA)

• The MSA serves the best interest of Islam and of the Muslims. The association promotes unity among the Muslims and conducts social, cultural and religious activities in the best traditions of Islam. This group holds congregational prayers and Islamic religious festivals. It promotes friendly relations between Muslims and non-Muslims.

NonTraditional Student Organization

•  There is currently no description available for this organization.

Pre-Health

• There is currently no description available for this organization. 

Pre-Pharmacy

•  There is currently no description available for this organization.

Problems in PR

•  There is currently no description available for this organization.

Psi Chi (PC)

• This organization is open to Psychology majors in the upper 35% of their class, with at least a “B” grade point average, who have completed 8 semester hours of Psychology courses. Membership in the group provides academic recognition for scholastic achievement and stimulates professional growth. Activities will include national and regional conventions, research award competitions and certificate recognition programs.

PU Gamers Guild (PUGG) - Visit the website

• This organization welcomes all peoples and cultures of any age to meet together to enjoy role playing with others with similar interests. The scenarios range from early Middle Ages to science fiction. PUGG requires no experience to join, only a desire to learn and have fun.

PUC Construction Organization (PUCCO)

• There is currently no description available for this organization.

Purdue Alumni Association Calumet Student Delegates (PAACSD) - Visit the website

• Promotes communication and involvement between alumni and current students with the purpose of continuously improving student life and the overall learning environment at Purdue University Calumet.

Purdue Digital Gamers Society

• To bring people together to have fun, unwind, and meet new people.

Purdue Indian Students Association (PISA)

• Organizations events such as festivals and occasional get-togethers. Helping out new Indian students during initial settlement. Pick-ups from airport for the first time arrival of students. Making students aware of academic seminars and programs.

Purdue University Marketing Association - Visit the website

• There is currently no description available for this organization.

 Purdue Vocal Company

• There is currently no description available for this organization. 

Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc. (SGR) - Visit the website

• There is currently no description available for this organization.

Social Justice Club (SJC)

• The Social Justice Club is open to all members of the campus community. The club sponsors many events and activities intended to make the world a more humane place.

Society of Automative Engineers (SAE) - Visit the website

The Society of Automotive Engineers is about more than engineering and manufacturing. It’s an adventure for all PUC students. A cross-functional team of students gets together to lead, plan and implement solutions to problems that face the selected project.

Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) - Visit the website

• The purpose of SHPE is to provide a professional atmosphere which will cater to the needs of Hispanics and other minority groups whom attend Purdue Calumet. Such needs include the following:
  • Increase the number of Hispanic students in the engineering disciplines at Purdue University Calumet.
  • Promote the advance of Hispanic engineers technologists, and scientists in education and employment.
  • Develop and participate in programs with industry and the university which benefit students seeking technical degrees.
  • Improve the retention of Hispanic students to fulfill their career goals within the collegiate and high school levels.

Society of Human Resources Management (SHRM) - Visit the website

• This organization’s purpose is to provide and promote a better understanding of the functions and values of Human Resource Management. The group informs students of current developments in the field and endeavors to develop a nucleus of truly professional human resource managers. Emphasis is on developing the individual abilities of its members and promoting fellowship and the free exchange of ideas.

Society of Women Engineers (SWE) - Visit the website

• The purpose of this organization is to inform young women, their parents, counselors and the public of the qualifications and achievements of women in engineering and the opportunities available to them. Also, members engage in community service activities.

Student Government Association (SGA) - Visit the website

• The Student Government Association is currently going through a restructuring process. Please visit the website for more information about how you can play a role and learn more about what is going on.

Tau Alpha Pi (TAP) - Visit the website

• There is currently no description available for this organization.

Union for Democratic Communications (UDC)

• To raise awareness about role of Communication.

University Village Hall Council

• To represent the residential living facility students in all aspects of campus life.