CEOAS Student Clubs and Organizations

The College of Earth Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences (CEOAS) sponsors several student clubs and organizations to help students develop leadership and teamwork skills, and make new friends and connections within your professional fields of interest.  The following clubs and student organizations sponsored by CEOAS, but are not the only OSU you might find interesting, so be sure you check out the links to other OSU student organizations as well as professional organizations throughout the country and world.  As sponsored student organizations, CEOAS is able to provide some administrative resources; for help please contact to Kira.Hughes@oregonstate.edu, CEOAS Admin Building room 207; 541-737-1238.

 

Student Clubs and Organizations

The AMS is a global community committed to advancing weather, water, and climate science and service.

Find out more about the AMS Student Chapter (enter “AMS” in the search field)

Primary objectives of the organization are to foster the growth of atmospheric and meteorology interests through research, education, and outreach. We hope to provide the community with a social and scientific point of contact for atmospheric related science.

Contact AMETSociety.clubs@oregonstate.edu with any questions.

The OSU Geosciences Club is open to any and all OSU students, faculty and staff, with special emphasis on those majoring in the oceanography and environmental sciences, geography and geology. The club seeks to provide opportunities for members to socialize, reach out to the broader OSU and surrounding communities and educate themselves and others through local, national and international travel, guest speakers, student presentations, social events and campus activities.

geoclubofficers at gmail.com

Oregon State Geosciences Club

Find out more about the Geosciences Club (enter "geoscience" in the search field)

The Ecampus Environmental Alliance Club is a student organization that encourages environmental discussions, career development, and provides support to Oregon State University students that, under traditional club conditions, may be limited or inaccessible to some individuals.

Contact eeac.clubs at oregonstate.edu with any questions.
Join the OSU EEAC Club (enter “environmental alliance” in the search field)
EEAC Discord Chatroom (main communication hub) > Join / Accept invite
EEAC Instagram
EEAC introductory video

We are a student run club sponsored by the College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences at Oregon State University. Our goal is to connect people with nature and foster a sense of community for those that wish to join.

osu.envi.sci.club at gmail.com

OSU Environmental Sciences Club website

OSU Environmental Sciences Club on Facebook

OSU Environmental Sciences Club on Instagram @osuenvironmentalsciences

Find out more about the Environmental Sciences Club (enter “environmental” in the search field)

Hydrophiles is a Sponsored Student Organization at Oregon State University. Our objective is to provide a forum for academic, professional, and social interaction among students, faculty, and other members of the Oregon State University community who share a common interest in all areas of water resources and hydrology, including science, policy, and engineering.  Our purpose is to bring people from all areas of water resources together for social and professional exchange. Our activities include field trips, presentations by students, faculty, and off-campus professionals, and social events. Hydrophiles finds common ground for water resources students and faculty in all of the science, engineering, and management departments on campus.

President: Keira Johnson, johnkeir@oregonstate.edu

hydrophiles at oregonstate.edu

Find out more about the Hydrophiles (enter “hydrophiles” in the search field)

Ocean11 is Oregon State University's marine club comprised of students from all 11 colleges -- working, playing, exploring, learning, and serving together to experience and make a difference with our ocean and coasts. We offer Community Outreach, Field Trips, Learning Opportunities, Research & Professional Development, Next Generation Outreach, and Social Events.

United For Oceanography intends to be a place for Ocean Science majors, Oceanography majors and those interested in ocean science to connect, network, bond and engage in similar interests.

United for Oceanography Club website

unitedforoceanography@oregonstate.edu

Find out more about the United for Oceanography Club (enter "oceanography" in the search field)

 

The primary purpose of this organization is to address the intersection between the technical know-how of GIS and answering real world questions in fields like public health, climate science, and environmental health. The secondary purpose of this organization is to provide students sharing an interest in geographic information systems (GIS) with an environment and community within which they can discuss, learn, network, and further engage.

youthmappers.clubs@oregonstate.edu

Find out more about YouthMappers (enter "YouthMappers" in the search field)

Story Map of Geoscience Club trip to India
(created by Shireen Hyrapiet)