Social & Behavioral Sciences Student Organizations

International Relations Club - a club for students interested in international affairs to meet and discuss relevant issues and participate in related activities, such as Model United Nations.  Students interested in membership should contact Dr. Tim Casey.

Phi Alpha Theta - the Mesa State College chapter of the historical honor society.  Phi Alpha Theta promotes the study of history on campus and in the community and allows students to present research papers at conferences.   Students interested in Phi Alpha Theta membership should contact Dr. Steve Schulte.

Pi Sigma Alpha - the Mesa State College chapter of the national political science honors club.  Membership inquiries should be directed to Dr. Justin Gollob.

Political Science Club - an organization of political science majors that houses the local chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha.  Students interested in membership should contact Dr. Justin Gollob.

Psi Chi - the Mesa State College chapter of the national honor society in psychology.  Membership inquiries should be directed to Dr. Susan Becker.

Psychology Club - a club for all interested students dedicated to enhancing the experience of and appreciation of psychology through a variety of community service, social and educational activities.  The hallmark event of the year is an annual trip to the Rocky Mountain Psychological Association (RMPA) convention.  Students interested in membership should contact Dr. Susan Becker.

Sociology Club - a club for students who have a major or minor in Sociology, or who are simply interested in sociological perspectives on social life.   Club activities include community service, academic events, and socializing.  Students interested in membership should contact Dr. Brenda Wilhelm.

Young Democrats Club - progressives interested in getting politically involved in Democratic Party politics will find participating in this Club both rewarding and fun.   Students work on campaigns, attend state party functions and host a variety of functions for Democratic officials wishing to speak with the Mesa State campus community.  Students interested in membership should contact Dr. John Redifer.

Young Republicans Club - conservatives will get to meet with politically like-minded students as they meet Republican Party officials at the state and county level.   Working to further the conservative message and to help get Republican candidates elected to office provides students with many opportunities to develop their own political careers.  Students interested in membership should contact Dr. John Redifer.