Organizations
The following is a list of student organizations that focus on the needs of MTSU ethnic minority students and alumni. A complete list of MTSU student organizations is also available.
African American Student Association
www.mtsu.edu/~aasa
The African Students Association shall represent the interests, concerns, and ideas of the African Student Association to various entities including the Administration, the Faculty, the Board of Overseers, the Alumni and other entities of the Middle Tennessee State University Community
African-American Organization United (AAOU)
Promotes African American unity, awareness, and participation in student affairs, as well as protect the rights of African Americans at MTSU.
Asian American Student Association
www.mtsu.edu/~asianasa
AASA's purpose is to unite and maintain the spirit of community among Asians and Asian American at MTSU. AASA shall strive to promote the various Asian American cultures and awareness of educational, social, and political concerns.
Collegiate 100 Black Men
The purpose of this organization is to strive to educate and uplift black men in the community through community service efforts. Recruitment is ongoing.
Hispanic Student Association
The purpose of this organization is to be the cultural enrichment of the campus with respect to the language and culture of Hispanic people in order to facilitate the interaction of Hispanic and American culture. Recruitment is ongoing.
NPHC Fraternities and Sororities
www.mtsu.edu/~greeks/nphc.htm
- Alpha Kappa Alpha
- Alpha Phi Alpha
- Delta Sigma Theta
- Kappa Alpha Psi
- Lambda Theta Alpha
- Omega Psi Phi
- Phi Beta Sigma
- Sigma Gamma Rho
- Zeta Phi Beta
MTSU NAACP College Chapter
www.mtsu.edu/~naacpmt
The NAACP MTSU College Chapter seeks to arouse and inspire awareness about pertinent issues that are affecting the community, and encourage and nurture future activism.
Minority Graduate Student Organization
www.mtsu.edu/~mgsa
The purpose of this organization is to provide a support system to the minority graduate students. The MGSA will assist in providing opportunities to contribute to the intellectual development of the minority students.
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