Clubs, Organizations and Teams

Get out of the classroom and meet other AGI students through the AGI Club. Members host social activities, including bowling, game nights, holiday parties, and outings to NC State baseball games. Email Currey Nobles for more information.

As a representative body of all of the official CALS clubs, Agri-Life Council voices the opinions and desires of all CALS students. It also promotes leadership and enthusiasm in areas of agriculture and life sciences. More info

Supports and advances agricultural education programs, Cooperative Extension programs, and organizations associated with agricultural and extension education. More info

Students network with agricultural industry professionals. The club supports members in earning internships and career opportunities. More info

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Promotes interest in agriculture, educates the general public about the importance of agriculture, encourages student-faculty interactions and enhances students’ understanding of local and global agricultural industries. More info

Committed to preparing pre-professional students for their careers as well as provide outside opportunities to the community. More info

The Alpha Zeta Fraternity binds together a group of men and women interested in the continued advancement of agriculture and develops high standards of scholarship, character, leadership, and a spirit of fellowship among its members. More info

NC State University chapter of the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers provides academic guidance to students interested in engineering, as well as career and leadership opportunities and community service. More info

Students in the Animal Science Club are interested in promoting and providing interactions with livestock industries and producers. More info

Members improve their skills and share knowledge and experience in bass fishing.

Stimulate interest and provide academic support and career advice to students in biochemistry. More info

The club promotes and encourages scholarly interactions among students interested in the fundamental study of plants. More info

As the student voice of the college, CALS ambassadors serve as liaisons between the campus and the community. More info

Promote communication and leadership skills in a supportive atmosphere. More info

The purpose of the association is to enhance knowledge, promote interests, and provide enrichment opportunities to students regardless of expertise, age, industry involvement, or species interest. More info

The club includes students from all majors interested in enhancing their knowledge of companion animals and spending time with people with similar interests. More info

The Dairy Science club promotes and stimulates interest in the dairy industry. Also, visit the Dairy Science Club official website.

Promote academic scholarship in the Agricultural Institute as well as public service in and around the community. More info

The Entomology Graduate Student Association is an organization of arthropod enthusiasts and entomologists. We are known for our extensive outreach, education efforts, fundraising items, and passion. All are welcome to join. More info

The Equestrian-Western Club is a group of committed riders who compete in Horsemanship and Reining through the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA). More info

Interested in having an impact on the future of farming? The YR&F Club offers opportunities to develop leadership traits and public speaking skills and gives exposure to current issues in agriculture from state and national leaders. Members serve on special Farm Bureau committees, county Farm Bureau boards of directors, and testify at public hearings as experts addressing concerns of farmers and ranchers. More info

This chapter supports and promotes the FFA, FFA activities and agricultural education on local, state and national levels. It also provides engagement opportunities to former FFA members and supporters of FFA and agricultural education. More info

Encourage leadership and a fuller understanding of the scope of food science and technology within the university and the community. More info

Explore opportunities within the Golf Course Management curriculum. More info

The Herpetology Club is a group of enthusiastic amateur herpetologists involved in research, fellowship and education. More info

The Horticulture Club promotes the science of horticulture and provides opportunities for fellowship and leadership through positive student and faculty relationships. More info

The student chapter of the International Society of Pharmaceutical Engineering increases awareness of employment opportunities in the pharmaceutical industry. More info

The Jefferson Scholars program provides an environment of fellowship and support for students interested in both science and the humanistic disciplines. The group meets biweekly, goes on trips, and engages in service projects. More info

Promote agricultural and related sciences among ethnic minorities by developing a sense of responsibility to give back to the community and charitable causes. More info

The Nutrition Club offers a range of opportunities for student life enrichment, including professional development, social events, service opportunities and community outreach both on and off campus. More info

The Poultry Science Club promotes poultry and fellowship among agricultural students. More info

Students explore multiple paths within the veterinary field and opportunities for interaction through leadership and fellowship. More info

Women with agricultural interests can join Sigma Alpha and develop lasting relationships, explore career opportunities and participate in community and leadership activities. More info

Volunteer in the SOL Garden, located behind Lee Hall and Fountain Dining Hall in Parent’s Park. The group is always looking for more people to learn and share the garden with. No is experience necessary. More info 

SPROUTS (STEM Program to Reach Our Underrepresented Teens) connects K-12 students with college-level STEM learning through monthly environmental engineering workshops in science, technology, engineering, agriculture and math. More info

Turf Club allows its members to network with industry professionals and gain hands-on work experience in the turf industry. You can find more information about the club on Instagram @ncsuturfclub.

Contact Shannon Pratt Phillips at sepratt2@ncsu.edu for more information.