The UAH German Club is here to promote further interest in the German Language. The club consists of student members and officers, of which the officers must have a minimum 2.0 Grade Point Average. Throughout the academic year, the German club have monthly events, usually a film or a speaker. For further information on meetings and special events sponsored by the club, please contact Dr. Peter Meister, Faculty Advisor, at 824-6300. Herzlich Willkommen!!!!

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The Graduate Student Association (GSA) is an independent, student-organized, and student-run organization. Membership is open to all students at UAH. There are no fees or membership dues. The purpose of the GSA is to represent and give voice to ALL the graduate students on campus. The GSA aims for more effective participation of the graduate students in all aspects of university life. The GSA stands for the principle that the graduate students should be informed about, and take part in, all decisions which affect them. Meetings take place bi-monthly and are posted on our web page.

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The purpose is to sponsor lectures, given by distinguished speakers from across the United States and abroad, on historical topics or current interest.

The purpose is to assist all students in all disciplines in achieving greater understanding of international affairs and organizations, to learn skills in public speaking and debate, to study the functions of the United Nations, to provide members of the club and the university community with information and programs of interest.

A very active branch of the Tennessee Valley Advertising Federation, the Student Advertising Federation is dedicated to the practice and promotion of excellence in graphic design. Membership is open to any UAH student with an interest in graphic design; all current members are studio art majors specializing in graphics. Highlights of the club's activities include sweeping the annual Addy Awards in the student categories, and designing and producing work for various clients in the Huntsville area. The advisor is Keith Jones, graphic design instructor in the Department of Art and Art History

C.R.E.A.T.E. is the name for the newly-revived art service club at UAH. The group has already participated in several campus and community projects, including the executing of a large mural for a nationally known corporation. An annual art show is also planned. Membership is open to any student with an interest in art.

The club is for students who wish to further their understanding of Slavic cultures

The Society for Ancient Languages was founded by students, faculty, and members of the community who all wished to foster the study of Latin in Huntsville beyond the four-course sequence offered at UAH. Everyone is more than welcome to attend, but a basic knowledge of Latin would be a definite asset. The Latin section traditionally meets on Tuesday evenings. Several members expressed a desire to learn the Classical Greek language as well, so we formed a study group that which on Thursdays. With the introduction of the new four-course sequence of Classical Greek offered at UAH, the Greek section will change to become similar to its Latin twin, fostering a study of Greek outside the classroom. Both groups meet in Roberts Hall Room 406. In addition to our regular meetings, which always include cookies and coffee, the Society hosts an annual Christmas party, public readings, as well as picnics on the river. We also bring distinguished Classical scholars to Huntsville to give public lectures and to present the address at our Spring Banquet--a semiformal celebration of ancient cultures. If you have any interest or questions, please do not hesitate to call our advisor, Dr. Richard Gerberding at 824-6310.

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The objective is to promote understanding and appreciation of Hispanic culture and to encourage the study of the Spanish language

The Student Alabama Education Association is an organization designed to help Education majors prepare for a career in education. The SAEA is the student chapter of the Alabama Education Association. This organization is open to both Elementary and Secondary Education majors and those who have not yet declared their majors but are thinking of majoring in Education. The SAEA provides opportunities for professional growth. The organization holds several meetings throughout the year which focus on specific educational topics. These topics range from implementing literature-based programs in the classroom to investigating what is required in an actual job interview. Guest speakers are brought in specifically to provide expertise in many areas of education. For example, several area principals are brought in to conduct a forum on interviewing. In addition the SAEA participates in the state SAEA conventions that occur twice during the school year. These conventions feature guest speakers who provide continual opportunities for professional growth. 

As members of the SAEA, students receive newspapers and magazines throughout the year from the National Education Association (NEA) as well as from the Alabama Education Association (AEA). As a community service project, the UAH SAEA is involved in a children's literature program designed for students in University Place Elementary School. The program is called "Story Safari." "Story Safari" is a series of bookpacks which are donated by the SAEA to one classroom at University Place Elementary School. For those who are unfamiliar with bookpacks, they include a piece of children's literature and a simple hands-on activity which relates to the literature. Students take these bookpacks home where they read the story and complete the activity. This provides students with opportunities to experience children's literature and to involve their families in their learning process. This program is designed to create a love of reading in students that will last a lifetime. Members of the SAEA combine children's literature with corresponding activities and are responsible for replenishing the activity supplies. 

The UAH SAEA also sponsors a "Student of the Month" program. Each month one student in the Education Department is rewarded for his/her outstanding efforts and participation in his/her classes. Student teachers are also eligible for this award. Professors within the Education Department choose the "Student of the Month."

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Tic is an art and literary magazine. All UAH students are eligible to submit their work for publication.

The choir performs choral literature of the great masters of music history as well as folk music of various countries. The ensemble is open to all students by audition.

The UAH Jazz Ensemble is a standard jazz big band, performing original, contemporary, and classic jazz both on- and off-campus. Improvisation and composition are encouraged. The ensemble is open to all students by audition.

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The band is a musical organization of students that promotes spirit and enthusiasm at a variety of athletic events.

The ensemble is a select group of experienced musicians who perform the best available music literature for wind ensemble and concert band. The ensemble is open to all students by audition

Students choose their own activities for the year. In the past these have included the sponsoring and organization of the Volunteer Fair at the UC, field trips, conferences, blood drives, viewing and discussing films with sociological content, and social gatherings, to name a few. It is open to all students with an interest in sociology, and social issues.

The Women's Studies Student Organization (WSSO) was established for students interested in women's studies or issues. The objectives of the group are to promote and encourage discussion of women's issues, provide outreach services to community programs or groups and to serve as a support for UAH's Women's Resource Center (Morton Hall Room 216). Members may be any students or alumni who are actively interested in women's issues or studies. While the group's main focus is on issues pertaining to women's studies, men are also encouraged to become members. To make the group productive and successful, WSSO relies on time investments or other resources instead of membership fees or dues.

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