Student Organizations

As a Franklin University student, you have access to a wealth of opportunities for personal and professional growth. Get involved as a student officer to serve your University community by joining one of Franklin's student organizations.

Our professional organizations will help you increase your social network by working with Franklin faculty and staff members, experienced business professionals, and peers.

Choose a student organization that interests you and connects you with other Franklin students with common interests, beliefs, or cultures.

• Association for Computing Machinery's Committee on Women in Computing (ACM-W)
  Join with other women in computing and those who support women in computing for activities involving professional development, service, and promotion of computing among women in the industry. Take advantage of the benefits offered to student members of the national ACM-W professional organization.
  
  
• Franklin University Student Veteran's Alliance (FUSVA)
  The Franklin University Student Veteran's Alliance (FUSVA) is a chapter member of the Student Veterans of America Organization. The mission of the organization is to provide military veterans and their families with resources, support and assistance in transition to both higher education at Franklin and the local community.
  
  
• Multicultural Student Organization (MSO)
  Help promote appreciation of Franklin University’s diverse student body. Members of MSO help address relevant issues on campus and celebrate the richness of cultural diversity.
  
  
• National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS)
  Become a member of an established honor society focused on service and making a difference in communities around the world. NSCS is a member of the Association of College Honor Societies, with chapters at more than 300 schools in the country and more than 800,000 members.
  
  
• Sigma Beta Delta International Honor Society
  Sigma Beta Delta is a selective honor society that encourages and recognizes scholarship and achievement among students in business, management, and administration programs. Selection is based on GPA, class level, and residency completion.
  
  
• The Society for Human Resources Management (SHRM)
  The SHRM Student Chapter at Franklin University allows students to join in with other students of similar interest in the human resources, training, or instructional design fields.
  
  
• Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE)
  Use what you're learning in the classroom to make a positive impact. Membership in SIFE will help you learn the free enterprise system in a real working situation.
   

Start a New Organization 
Student organizations can enhance the Franklin experience for involved students, as well as the broader Franklin community. If you are interested in establishing a new organization, please email studentorganizations@franklin.edu for more information.