Habitat for Humanity (H4H) is a nonprofit, Christian housing ministry which seeks to eliminate poverty, housing, and homelessness worldwide.  Here in Springfield there is a great need for affordable housing. Some experts estimate it will take 4,000 homes to eliminate … Continue reading →

Student Activities Council (SAC) is the student programming board on campus.  We are responsible for planning social, cultural, and diverse events ope to the entire student body.  Our activities our funded through the student involvement fee that every student pays, … Continue reading →

Since 1977, thousands of students have expanded their minds, developed their hearts and extended their horizons by being a part of Christian Campus House, which is a non-denominational community of students seeking to know and follow God.  Each Tuesday evening, … Continue reading →

University Ambassadors started out in 1973 as the Honey Bears, consisting of ten females serving as hostesses at various events and promoting SMSU. In 1986 the Honey Bears started accepting males and soon after it was renamed to the more … Continue reading →

Delta Sigma Pi-Professional Business Fraternity Delta Sigma Pi is America’s foremost professional fraternity for men and women pursuing careers in business. Founded on November 7, 1907 at New York University, the Fraternity has grown to have over 200 active chapters … Continue reading →

Alpha Kappa Psi is the oldest and largest Professional Business Fraternity in existence. We were founded in 1904 and have been growing ever since.  We have chapters throughout the United States, and the world.  AKPsi is a co-educational fraternity based … Continue reading →

Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society (SA-ACS) is for everyone who’s interested in chemistry! As affiliates of the world’s largest scientific society, we travel to represent the University at conferences and keep up to date about important developments in … Continue reading →

Sigma Nu – Theta Sigma was founded at Missouri State University in 1972, and remained a strong force on campus for 30 years. However, in 2003 the chapter was closed for straying away from their core values. But with the … Continue reading →

The Residence Hall Association (RHA) plans programs and events designed to entertain and educate residents. Members have opportunities to meet new people and travel to other universities and learn about leadership development. In addition, RHA acts as the voice of … Continue reading →