Organizations and Clubs

Have some fun along the way. Participating in student organizations and clubs is an important part of college life. The friendships and leadership skills developed here will last a lifetime.

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General Interest

Alpha Gamma Sigma: Alpha Gamma Sigma is a Professional Agriculture Fraternity that strives to help young men succeed in college by setting goals and following through with them. Our brotherhood helps men to grow together scholastically and socially. We help make the campus a little smaller by networking with men from smaller towns who are going into the same field of study. We sponsor a philanthropic event every year to help give back to the community that has helped us.
Dickinson Student Achievement Center
2-64 Agriculture Building, 573-882-8301
Alpha Gamma Rho: The Men of Alpha Gamma Rho are always looking for qualified new members who are leaders in the agriculture field. Ag Rho prides itself on being the premiere Ag fraternity as well as one of the top fraternities at the University. This past year, we laid claim to several awards, such as Mizzou Homecoming King, Outstanding Greek Sophomore, Junior, Senior and President, just to name a few. We also are the reigning CAFNR Week Spirit Award winner. The leadership positions and networking possibilities are endless. Contact any member of Ag Rho to become a member of this outstanding fraternity.
Dickinson Student Achievement Center
2-64 Agriculture Building, 573-882-8301
Alpha Zeta (professional agriculture fraternity): If you are a senior and have a 3.0 GPA or better, or a junior with a 3.2 GPA or better, this honorary society might be looking for you. Alpha Zeta is an honor and service society that upholds the virtues of scholarship, leadership, character and fellowship in all agricultural professions. Activities include a monthly event alternating service with fellowship. Participation is also requested for monthly meetings, initiation events and any national or regional events that present themselves throughout the year. Members of Alpha Zeta receive honors cords at graduation. Alpha Zeta is a great way to obtain leadership positions and get involved with CAFNR.
Dickinson Student Achievement Center
2-64 Agriculture Building, 573-882-8301
CAFNR Ambassadors: CAFNR Ambassadors is a group of students who have the opportunity to work with CAFNR staff and faculty to help recruit students to CAFNR. The ambassador group also serves as the student face of CAFNR at many events throughout the year. Interviews are held during the winter semester of each year, and the ambassadors meet on a weekly basis. The ambassador team's mission is: To strive to be the best organization and individuals we can be in order to promote the College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources and bridge the high school and college experience through organization, effective training and functional committees.
Dickinson Student Achievement Center
2-64 Agriculture Building, 573-882-8301
CAFNR Student Council: CAFNR STUCO, as it is called, includes representatives from every organization, class and degree program within CAFNR. It serves as a communications link between faculty and students in the College. The student council is a key group for advocating change and voicing student concerns. Members help promote agriculture, food and natural resources related professions and relate the importance of agriculture, food and natural resources to the consumer and the state. The Student Council hosts various activities for organizations and faculty to participate in, including Preview Mizzou, Fall Roundup, Adopt-a-Highway, Adopt-a-Family, Teacher Spotlight and Relay for Life. If you want to serve on CAFNR STUCO, you must be an elected representative from a CAFNR organization, or you can petition and run in the yearly elections to represent your class or major. For an application, stop by 2-64 Agriculture Building.
Dickinson Student Achievement Center
2-64 Agriculture Building, 573-882-8301
FarmHouse Fraternity: The FarmHouse fraternity promotes fellowship, encourages studiousness and inspires members to seek the best in their chosen lines of study and in life. Men elected to the membership are considered to be scholars of good moral character who are personable and promise to serve their fellow men and the world.
Dickinson Student Achievement Center
2-64 Agriculture Building, 573-882-8301
Independent Aggies (GDI): Independent Aggies is a co-ed group of independent agriculture students that helps promote agriculture by assisting youth organizations with funding and learning events. Meetings are held monthly with a social event following the meetings. Other social activities include two dances per semester for high school scholarship funding, a float trip in the summer, tailgating at MU football games and a faculty appreciation barbecue in the spring to benefit St. Jude's. The only requirement of members is that they must be in the College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources and pay a $10 membership fee.
Dickinson Student Achievement Center
2-64 Agriculture Building, 573-882-8301
MANRRS (Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences): MANRRS is a professional organization that strives to help its members develop the skills necessary to excel in their educational careers and cultivate professional skills. As such, MANRRS members have the opportunity to network with other ethnic professionals in the fields of agriculture, natural resources and related sciences.
Dickinson Student Achievement Center
2-64 Agriculture Building, 573-882-8301
Mizzou 4-H: If you want to get involved in the community or just take your 4-H experience to the collegiate level, consider Mizzou 4-H. Members volunteer at Camp Hickory Hill, 4-H State Shooting Sports Competition and 4-H State Congress. Members also develop an original teambuilding workshop and teach leadership skills to 4-H members across the state each year. Social activities and National Conferences offer travel and networking opportunities. The club is open to anyone on campus and there are no dues.
Dickinson Student Achievement Center
2-64 Agriculture Building, 573-882-8301
Mizzou FFA Alumni: If you wish to continue FFA involvement, Mizzou FFA Alumni is the answer. Members assist with State FFA contests and convention activities, including orchestrating a workshop, stocking and working at a retail booth and launching t-shirts. In addition, Mizzou FFA Alumni organizes and sponsors the Chapter Officer Development Event (C.O.D.E.). Members also enjoy various social functions. Mizzou FFA Alumni cooperates with the National FFA Organization, Missouri FFA Association and local FFA chapters to promote agricultural education and the FFA.
Dickinson Student Achievement Center
2-64 Agriculture Building, 573-882-8301
Sigma Alpha: Sigma Alpha is a professional agricultural sorority that promotes scholarship, leadership, service and fellowship among its members. We have been on the MU Campus since 2002 and are growing steadily. You'll find Sigma Alpha members standing out as leaders on their campuses and in the workforce. We are dedicated to the motto: Women Excelling in Agriculture.
Dickinson Student Achievement Center
2-64 Agriculture Building, 573-882-8301
SNR Student Council: The School of Natural Resources Student Council is a group of students dedicated to involving others in School/University activities and improving the School. Some of the activities that are planned by the SNR Student Council include: graduation ceremonies; social events, such as the annual fall barbecue and Senior Send-off activities and educational programming like Field Day. The Student Council is always looking for new members who are willing to bring new ideas and events to better the School of Natural Resources.
School of Natural Resources
124 ABNR, 573-882-1730
Tigers for Tigers: Mizzou Tigers for Tigers is a great organization for all new students and current students. As a group, the MT4T student chapter acts to raise funds to aid in the conservation of wild tiger populations, but we also do fun activities. In the fall we have Tiger Awareness month, which is packed full of events such as an art exhibit, Krispy Kreme fundraiser, and guest speakers, just to name a few. We meet twice a month, and it doesn't cost a dime to join. So come out and help us make sure there are wild tigers as long as there are Mizzou Tigers.
Dickinson Student Achievement Center
2-64 Agriculture Building, 573-882-8301

Rodeo Club: This club welcomes newcomers, with or without rodeo experience. The club's goal is to increase interest in the sport of rodeo. In the spring and fall, the club holds local Jackpot Barrel Races out at the MU Horse Farm.

Dickinson Student Achievement Center
2-64 Agriculture Building, 573-882-8301
Shooting Club
Dickinson Student Achievement Center
2-64 Agriculture Building, 573-882-8301