Student Clubs
AGEDS Student Clubs and Organizations
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Get involved! By joining a club, students can take part in leadership opportunities, grow professionally, and create lasting relationships. There are over 800 student organizations at Iowa State University, and over 100 in the College of Agriculture and Life Science. Membership in student organizations is open to all current Iowa State students.
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AGEDS Clubs
Farm Operations Club
The Farm Op Club gives students many non classroom opportunities for personal growth. In this club students develop leadership skills, enjoy social activities, and build lasting relationships with students and faculty. Business meetings are held once a month and include programs on various topics such as commodity groups, government agriculture programs, production agriculture, as well as job opportunities in agriculture. The Farm Operation Club offers scholarships each year to students within the curriculum who demonstrate high academic achievement, leadership skills, as well as service activities. (Dues are $20/per year)
Professional Agriculture Student (PAS) Organization
The Iowa Professional Agricultural Student Organization (PAS) is an organization associated with agriculture/agribusiness, agriculture technologies, horticulture and natural resources offerings in approved post-secondary institutions offering certificates, diplomas, associate degrees, and baccalaureate degrees.
Professional Agriculture Student (PAS) Organization
Agricultural Education Club
The Agricultural Education Club is a professional leadership development organization for students with an interest in how education impacts agriculture. The purpose of this organization centers on the development of decision-making, cooperation, and leadership skills. The Agricultural Education Club helps students become better qualified for their careers through participation in professional and social activities, as well as give ample opportunity to get to know fellow future leaders in agriculture. Business meetings are held the 3rd Tuesday of the month at 7pm and include programs on various topics such as agriculture intern experiences, extension and/or student teaching experiences, commodity groups, government agriculture programs, and international agriculture as well as job opportunities in agriculture. It is affiliated with the National Association of Agriculture Educators, Iowa Association of Agricultural Educators, Alpha Tau Alpha National Honorary Fraternity, and work with American Association of Agricultural Educators. (Dues are $20/year)
Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow (ACT) Club
The ACT Club purpose is to: (A) encourage interest and relationships in agricultural communications; (B) advance the interchange of ideas among students and faculty and with other ACT chapters; and (C) establish contacts through the organization, along with other communication organizations. Meetings are determined by the officers. It is affiliated with the National Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow and will seek a close relationship with all communications organizations. (Dues are $25/year)
Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow (ACT) Club