Daytona Beach Campus Clubs and Organizations

The Student Activities Staff helps students feel connected to the university through leadership development programs, student organizations, and other programs. Student organizations continue to grow and thrive on campus. With approximately 140 organizations, there are many opportunities to become involved. Being part of a club enables students to enhance leadership skills through workshops, retreats, and leadership programs. When students participate in events, they help enhance campus life outside the classroom.

To participate in a student organization, students must be enrolled at Embry-Riddle’s Daytona Beach campus, have a minimum 2.0 CGPA, and be in good standing with the university.

To hold an elected or an appointed position in a student organization a student must have at least a 2.25 CGPA (or higher if required by the organization’s by-laws).

Student Activities office hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to-5 p.m. during the academic year and Monday through Thursday, 7:30 a.m. to-5:30 p.m. during the summer semesters.

Contact the office at (386) 226-6039 with any questions, or stop by and meet the staff in the John Paul Riddle Student Center, room 106.

Campus organizations are categorized into eleven areas:

Aviation/Aerospace	Ethnic/Cultural	Fraternity/Sorority Life
Honor Society	Military	Professional/Academic
Religious	Service	Special Interest
Sports	Student Government Association

The views expressed on the following Web sites are those of the creators and do not necessarily represent those of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.

AVIATION/AEROSPACE

Air Traffic Control Organization -

Airport Management Club- To promote the professional development of students studying airport development, administration, management, or related fields of aviation. Students also learn about job opportunities and have the opportunity to meet professionals in the business. Club participates in numerous activities outside of the campus environment.

Amateur Astronomy Club - Meets periodically to view and understand celestial bodies, learn to use astronomy equipment, and hear guest speakers discuss astronomy, astrophysics, and cosmology.

American Institute of Aeronautics & Astronautics - The mission is to advance the arts, science, and technology of aeronautics and astronautics, and to foster and promote the professionalism of those engaged in these pursuits.

ERAU Future Space Explorers & Developers Society - A multidisciplinary forum to educate and generate enthusiasm for space exploration and development.

National Business Aviation Association — The purpose of the group is to illustrate the positive attributes of the corporate aviation industry from a student’s perspective.

Ninety-Nines, Inc. - To give women pilots opportunities in the aviation industry through participation in local air shows, community networking, and scholarships, and awards through the International Ninety-Nines organization.

Society of Automotive Engineers - Working together to further the research, development, design, manufacture, and utilization of land, sea, air, and space vehicles.

Sport Aviation - To enable students to learn more about aviation through aerobatics training, along with broadening horizons by flying helicopters, gliders, and seaplanes.

Women In Aviation, International - A coed organization that supports women in all fields of aviation.

ETHNIC/CULTURAL

African Student Organization - To bring to the Embry-Riddle community the African culture through representation at school functions; act as a support group for incoming African students; and provide knowledge of the university's aviation resources to the African community.

Brazilian Student Association-

Caribbean Students Association - To unite students from various Caribbean countries on campus and promote awareness of and show the different Caribbean cultures with Embry-Riddle students, staff, and faculty All who wish to learn more about the Caribbean are invited to join.

Indian Students Association - To promote the Indian culture and diversity to the university and local community. To provide an opportunity for students of Indian origin to interact.

Korean Students Association - To build good relationship between the members and the campus community.

Latin & Hispanic Student Association - Latin and Hispanic Student Association encourages its members to participate in volunteer work. The club members also coordinate social activities in celebration of the various countries that make up this Hispanic mosaic. Most importantly, Latin and Hispanic Student Association facilitates the educational process at Embry-Riddle by providing opportunities for students to excel in leadership, increase their awareness, and exchange ideas/ideals in their respective areas of aeronautical studies.

Malaysian Students Association – A club that honors the Malaysian culture

Nippon Student Association - The Nippon Student Association is an association to introduce the Japanese culture and promote Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University to Japan.

FRATERNITY/SORORITY LIFE

Being a part of a fraternity or sorority is an experience that cannot be compared to any other organization. To know of its existence is one thing, but to experience it is another. Many students agree that being a fraternity or sorority member helps them to feel more connected to the university community. These values-based organizations help students to gain access to unique opportunities for campus involvement, including leadership development, academic achievement, fellowship, and service.

Greek membership will also help to establish close bonds and friendships with other students, as well as bridge connections with many Embry-Riddle alumni. Fraternity and sorority membership will help to develop skills that students will utilize well beyond their college years. Time management, responsibility, civility, cooperation, interactive learning, and integrity are just a few. Fraternity and sorority involvement opens the doors to a number of significant experiences to help students succeed!

With 15 Greek-letter organizations at Embry-Riddle, and soon to be more, the community is thriving and continually growing. It is made up of students of all backgrounds, ethnicities, academic majors, shapes, and sizes.

Interfraternity Council - The Interfraternity Council is the supervising and governing body for member social fraternities at Embry-Riddle. The goal of the IFC is to create and main¬tain cooperation and coordinate interfraternal affairs amongst member fraternities, foster the development of scholarship and leadership, and to continually promote a positive image through the institution and upholding of policies set forth by the IFC and the University.

Delta Chi - ΔΧ
Delta Chi is one of the oldest fraternity chapters at Embry-Riddle. Through the promotion of friendship, development of character, advancement of justice, and assisting members in the acquisition of a sound education, Delta Chi men engage in a range of activities to enhance their college experience and beyond.

Delta Upsilon - ΔΥ (Colony)
Delta Upsilon is committed to Building Better Men through four founding principles, friendship, character, culture, and justice, that challenge brothers to expect nothing less than excellence from themselves and others. Delta Upsilon is proud to be the world's only international fraternity committed to sharing their ideals, symbols, and rituals openly.

Kappa Alpha Psi - ΚΑΨ
Four young determined scholars founded Kappa Alpha Psi at Embry-Riddle in hopes of accomplishing their dream of establishing the first historically African-American fraternity on campus. Fashioning achievement as it's purpose, Kappa Alpha Psi unites college men of culture, patriotism and honor in a bond of fraternity.

Lambda Chi Alpha - ΛΧΑ
Lambda Chi Alpha was founded on the Embry-Riddle campus with the mindset that every mem¬ber is equal, “Every Man a Man.” Their vision is to prepare and encourage colle¬giate men of good character development through LDRSHIP (Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Service & Stewardship, Honor, and Integrity), scholarship, community service, positive social experiences, and networking opportunities that will be of benefit throughout a lifetime.

Phi Delta Theta - ΦΔΘ
Phi Delta Theta was organized with three principle objectives: The cultivation of friendship among its members, the acquirement individually of a high degree of mental culture, and the attainment personally of a high standard of morality. Embry-Riddle Phi Delts exemplify these principles through the commitment to academic excellence, campus involvement, professionalism, and unity.

Pi Kappa Alpha - ΠΚΑ
Pi Kappa Alpha is dedicated to developing men of integrity, intellect, and high moral character and to fostering a truly lifelong fraternal experience. Recruiting based on the principal of SLAG (Scholars, Leaders, Athletes, Gentlemen), Pike has been able to maintain one of the largest chapter sizes at Embry-Riddle, while not sacrificing the caliber of men that it has admitted.

Sigma Alpha Epsilon - ΣΑΕ
The True Gentlemen of Sigma Alpha Epsilon have been growing and prospering since their founding and take pride in having an award-winning scholarship program. Sigma Alpha Epsilon redefines the term “Brotherhood” with a different kind of bond between lifelong friends; connecting its members with values of Leadership, Honor, Friendship, and Fraternity.

Sigma Chi - ΣΧ
Sigma Chi is a leadership based fraternity established with well over 150 years of experience. The fundamental purpose of the Sigma Chi Fraternity is the cultivation, maintenance and accomplishment of the ideals of friendship, justice and learning within our membership. The Sigma Chi experience enables members to become productive and caring participants in their families, colleges and communities.

Sigma Pi - ΣΠ
Sigma Pi is a fraternity built around great friendships and a strong brotherhood. Through this brotherhood, learning, character, chivalry, and civility, Sigma Pi will have an impact on three different phases of a man's life: namely, his Contacts, his Concepts, and his Controls.

Multicultural Greek Council - The primary purpose of the Multicultural Greek Council is to unite its member organizations in order to share ideas and resources, promote mutual respect and equality, and to provide a support network for involved students. The MGC recognizes a need to unify the multicultural fraternities and sororities with similar goals and purposes, while appreciating their uniqueness and value to the campus community.

Delta Lambda Phi - ΔΛΦ(Colony)
Delta Lambda Phi is a national brotherhood that exists to enhance the quality of life among Gay, Bisexual and Progressive Men by providing dignified and purposeful social, service and recreational activities. They take pride in knowing that all men, regardless of sexual orientation, are welcomed into the organization and that DLP adds a new dimension to the diversity and culture to the Embry-Riddle Fraternity and Sorority Community.

Interested Ladies of Lambda Theta Alpha - ΛΘΑ(Interest Group)
The purpose of Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc. shall be to provide a sisterhood based on Unity, Love, & Respect; To develop strong Leaders who will then provide and practice political, social and cultural activities; To promote Latino Unity through charitable and educational programs; To maintain a high standard of learning and serve as a voice for all Latino students. Lambda Theta Alpha is proud to be the first multicultural sorority at Embry-Riddle!

Sigma Beta Rho - ΣΒΡ
Sigma Beta Rho is a multicultural fraternity founded on the pillars of Society, Brotherhood, and Remembrance and is the fastest growing fraternity of its kind. Sig Rho men believe in uniting the world re¬gardless of age, religious denomination, skin color, or any other characteristic and this has served as the foundation of the organization throughout the fraternity’s existence.

Panhellenic Council - The Panhellenic Council is the governing body for the three National Panhellenic Conference sororities at Embry-Riddle. Their purpose is to work on developing and maintaining interfraternity relations at a high level of accomplishment through fraternal values of scholastic attainment, community service, sisterhood, creating social networks, and develop¬ing leaders.

Alpha Xi Delta - ΑΞΔ
Alpha Xi Delta, one of the nation’s oldest women’s fraternities, is an organization dedicated to inspiring its members to realize their fullest potential. Through the nourishment of self-awareness and growth, Alpha Xi Delta helps to develop great leaders who are strong, successful and independent women.

Sigma Sigma Sigma - ΣΣΣ
Sigma Sigma Sigma exists to provide a LIFE-LONG sorority experience for women by promoting a perpetual bond of friendship, developing strong womanly character, and inspiring high standards of ethical conduct. Tri Sigma women move “ever forward” by living a life based on the core values of wisdom, power, faith, hope and love.

Theta Phi Alpha - ΘΦΑ
Theta Phi Alpha women’s fraternity values loyalty, sisterhood, and justice, among other morals. For more than 90 years, this national sisterhood has maintained a history rich in educational excellence, professional achievement, and a deep commitment to social service.

Other Organizations

Order of Omega Greek Leadership Honor Society - The Order of Omega is a leadership honor society recognizes fraternity men and women who have attained a high standard of leadership and academic achievement. Membership is made up of the top 3% of the fraternity and sorority community.

Fraternity and Sorority Standards Board - The Fraternity and Sorority Standards Board is comprised of one delegate from each fraternity and sorority at Embry-Riddle and exists to provide fair and impartial decisions for all members of the fraternity and sorority community in regards to violations of standards or judicial policies. The Standards Board is meant to be an educational process that provides the opportunity for fraternity and sorority members to hold each other accountable for their actions and behaviors.

HONOR SOCIETY

Alpha Omicron Alpha - Alpha Omicron Alpha Aeronautical Honor Society is Embry-Riddle's only honor society specifically for aeronautical science students. Limited to 3% of the aeronautical science student body Alpha Omicron Alpha strives for excellence, safety, and leadership in aviation. Our members are active on campus assisting the aeronautical science department and off campus doing various philanthropic activities.

Chi Epsilon Pi: Meteorology Honor Society - An organization that recognizes the achievements of students in Embry-Riddle's Applied Meteorology program and to serves the school and surrounding community by raising awareness for atmospheric sciences and severe weather safety.

National Society of Collegiate Scholars - A nationally recognized undergraduate honor society.

Omicron Delta Kappa - To recognize those who have attained a high standard in collegiate activities and inspire others to similar achievements; to bring together the faculty and student body on the basis of mutual interest and understanding.

Order of Omega - The Order of Omega is a leadership honor society recognizes fraternity men and women who have attained a high standard of leadership and academic achievement. Membership is made up of the top 3% of the fraternity and sorority community.

Sigma Gamma Tau Aerospace Engineering Honor Society - To foster a high standard of ethics and professional practices and to create a spirit of loyalty and fellowship, particularly among students of aerospace engineering.

Sigma Pi Sigma Physics Honor Society - To encourage interest in physics among students at all levels, to promote an attitude of service of its members towards their fellow students, colleagues, and the public and to provide a fellowship of persons who have demonstrated an interest in physics.

Tau Beta Rho - Tau Beta Pi (locally known as Tau Beta Rho) is an Engineering Honor Society dedicated to honoring those who excel in any discipline of engineering with high moral character. Tau Beta Pi is known as the National Engineering Honor Society and is brought to ERAU in an effort to unite and honor all Engineering Disciplines on campus.

Upsilon Pi Epsilon Honor Society for Computer Science - Recognition of computer science students for their achievement in academics in the industries of computer science.

MILITARY

Arnold Air Society - To serve the community, university, and AFROTC while creating more effective officers for the USAF and productive leaders for America. AAS promotes professionalism, dedication, teamwork, and leadership.

Eagle Wing - To provide representation and support for students who are interested in supporting the ideals and values of the AFROTC program. This is accomplished through fundraising and motivational activities.

John Paul Jones Society - The John Paul Jones Society helps students learn about Naval and Marine Corps culture as well as providing opportunities for learning and exercising leadership, management, and organizational skills. The society will provide an organization for students to plan and participate in social functions and community service events.

Naval Aviation - Pursue interests in naval aviation through meeting activities, guests, and speakers.

Red Rope - Disaster relief aid during emergencies such as hurricanes or mass disasters.

Semper Fidelis Society - To prepare young men and women for careers as officers in the United States Marine Corps.

Silver Wings - To support the United States Air Force through service to the community. We are a nonmilitary organization with national support.

Veterans Association- To provide veteran students and other adult students with an organization that suits their needs.

PROFESSIONAL/ACADEMIC

American Society of Civil Engineers - To provide essential value to our members, their careers, our partners, and the public through developing leadership, advancing technology, advocating lifelong learning, and promoting the profession.

American Society of Mechanical Engineers –

American Society of Safety Engineers - This is ERAU's student section of the national American Society of Safety Engineers.

Homeland Security Student Association - A student organization with the common interest in securing the homeland.

Human Factors and Ergonomics Society - Human factors/ergonomics is rapidly emerging as an interdisciplinary field in enhancing human performance, training safety, productivity, and design. HFES student chapter provides a professional forum for the exchange of ideas and information about people and their environment.

Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers - Disseminates knowledge of the theory and practice of all aspects of electrical engineering, electronics, radio, allied branches of engineering, or the related arts and science.

International Society of Air Safety Investigators - Promotes aviation safety and accident investigation.

Mathematical Association of America - To promote mathematical awareness and provide an environment for students to freely discuss and explore all aspects of mathematics.

National Society of Aerospace Electronics - This club has been founded to foster fellowship among all students in the AEL and AMS (with a concentration in AEL) majors. We will be going on trips to help our members learn more about their field. We also support members that wish to design electronics or need help in their classes.

National Society of Black Engineers - To increase the number of culturally responsible black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact the community.

Society for the Advancement of Management - To educate students on management theories and styles.

Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics -

Society of Physics Students - To encourage interest in physics among students at all levels, to promote an attitude of service of its members towards their fellow students, colleagues, and the public and to provide a fellowship of persons who have demonstrated an interest in physics.

Society of Women Engineers - To advance women in engineering and create opportunities for women engineers.

RELIGIOUS

Baptist Collegiate Ministries -

Campus Outreach —

Catholic Student Union - Provides opportunities for spiritual growth and service to our community, and fellowship among students.

Christian Fellowship Club (CFC) - To serve others.

Muslim Student Association - To conduct social, cultural and religious gatherings, to arrange and hold congregational prayers and festivals, promote friendly relations between Muslims and non-Muslims, and to establish a social environment that helps people to understand the basic teaching of Islam.

Shelanu Jewish Club - To learn about Judaism through events such as Shabbat dinners, barbecues, and other social activities.

SERVICE

Alpha Phi Omega - To assemble college students in a national service fraternity in the fellowship of the principles of the Boy Scouts of America; to develop leadership, promote friendship, and provide service to humanity.

Relay for Life – Raises awareness and money for the fight against cancer.

Silver Wings - To support the United States Air Force through service to the community. We are a nonmilitary organization with national support.

Up 'til Dawn - Raises money and awareness for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

SPECIAL INTEREST

Acafellas — Men’s Acapella singing group

Airsoft Club -

Aki O-Kami Society - Introduce students to the Japanese budo, known as aikido

Amature Astronomy Club - Meets periodically to view and understand celestial bodies, learn to use astronomy equipment, and hear guest speakers discuss astronomy, astrophysics, and cosmology.

American Meteorological Society - A club for all students with an interest in the weather. We focus on furthering our knowledge of the weather and helping others understand it as well.

Anything Goes Anime - A very active student organization that explores the fascinating and entertaining genre of Japanese animation.

Dance Squad - To promote school spirit and community service. As well as train and perform at basketball games and homecoming.

Drum Corp - The purpose of this organization shall be to provide music and entertainment and at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University athletic events, as well as enhance percussive skill and instilling values such as hard work, cooperation, and pride.

ERFSEDS - A multidisciplinary forum to educate and generate enthusiasm for space exploration and development. Our main focus is on high powered rocketry (H-O motors) and sounding rockets, but anything related to space is what we're about!

European Car Club - A fun club for all of those who drive and enjoy European Cars!

Firearms Enthusiasts Club - Instruction in Safety and Handling of Firearms

First Generation Students - The program is designed for students who are the first in their family to attend college. We provide many resources to help students succeed in college such as scholarships, informational sessions, one on one tutoring, and more.

Gay-Straight Alliance - The GSA at ERAU has been established in order to provide a support network for individuals interested in either learning about or discussing human sexuality; to promote tolerance and understanding for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and still exploring individuals, to promote diversity on campus & to enhance a feeling of safety and comfort for all students.

Gamers Guild - To introduce people with various interests, offer fun activities in a safe environment, and promote the hobby of gaming.

Honor Student Association - The Honor Student's Association (HSA) is an extension of the university Honor's Program. It was established with the primary focus on fostering extra-curricular enrichment, strengthening leadership qualities and growing community service among members.

In the Game - In The Game brings together the students of Embry-Riddle who have interests in games such as Rock Band, In The Groove, Guitar Hero, Super Smash Brothers: Brawl, and other social games. The organization had its former roots as the "Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) Club", which was founded in 2004. Since then, the organization started to broaden its inclusion of games to other genres outside of dancing simulation. Membership is open to anyone who is a student, faculty, or staff at the University -- newcomers are more than welcome!

Inventors & Entrepreneurs Club - An organization to aid in the development and expansion of an idea or thought through the use of brain storming, networking, and friendly competition. The Inventors Club is a non-profit organization with the intent to help inventors profit from their own ideas.

Joint Engineering Ventures — An organization that focuses on the design, development and marketing of various engineering projects.

Kendo Club - To engage in a physically and mentally challenging activity that combines strong martial arts values with sportsman-like physical elements using a bamboo sword. To mold the mind and body. To cultivate a vigorous spirit, and through correct and rigid training, to strive for improvement in the art of Kendo. To hold in esteem human courtesy and honor. To associate with others with sincerity and to forever pursue the cultivation of oneself.

Manufacturing Club -

MED Club - The Medical Emergency and Disaster Relief (MED) Team provides emergency first response services to the students, staff and patrons of the Daytona Beach campus nearly 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We also provide personalized special event services. No experience is necessary. Out of state and national EMTs are welcome and utilized. All are encouraged to join.

Microgravity Club - Support and advisement for reduced-gravity experiments at Johnson Space Center, Houston Texas. Students will design, propose, and test experiments for NASA's Reduced Gravity Student Flight Opportunities Program (RGSFOP).

Model UN - To give students the opportunity to learn about the United Nations through simulations, and, by doing this, give them a better understanding of the UN organization and world politics.

Muscle Car Association - To bring together owners and enthusiasts of American muscle cars.

Online Aeronautical Association - Online Aeronautical Association, This club is for pilots and air traffic controllers who fly/work or would like to learn how to fly/work on the VATSIM (online) networks.

Pep Band - Provides live entertainment and spirit for university events.

Radio Control Airplane Club - Build and fly remote-controlled airplanes

Reading & Discussion Club - is an organization that will provide an environment for discourse of various literature, for the improvement of knowledge of the ERAU community.

Renewable Energy Club -

Republican Club - Republicans and other students, who want to get involved on the political scene, voice their opinions, shape the grassroots movements that guide national campaigns and make a difference in America.

Riddle Players Drama Club - A student-run drama club with emphasis on improvisation, acting, directing, and set building, which performs at least one show a semester

Riddle Riders - Promoting a safe and secure place for motorcyclists and enthusiasts to meet, talk about different events, and go on rides. http://www.db.erau.edu/campus/student/clubs/riders

Robotics Association -

Rock Climbing Club - An organized group for individuals to meet fellow students interested in rock climbing and slacklining.

Sport, Compact, and Import Car Club - To provide fans of sport, compact, and import cars an outlet for their enthusiasm.

Traditions - serves as a think-tank for student concerns that affect retention. Overall, Tradition's purpose is to increase retention through the increase of school pride--transforming the current small school attitude into a big school attitude:)

Women's Mini-Baja Team - we build cars that go fast

SPORTS & RECREATION

Archery Club - To learn, practice, and participate in archery.

Badminton Club - To learn, practice, and excel in the sport of badminton.

Baseball Club - To organize students who enjoy baseball for games, improving skills, attend professional games and socialize with other members.

Bowling Club - This is a club meant to educate its members about the sport of bowling by classroom teachings and at the bowling center practicing. This club is also meant to meet new people and have fun!!

Club Volleyball - To bring students together to play volleyball, working together as a single unit towards a common goal: victory.

Crew - To provide students with an opportunity to develop and practice the characteristics of teamwork, discipline, and well-being through a unique and challenging sport.

Diving Eagles Scuba Club - Promotes and sponsors diving activities and training.

Golf Club - To provide a friendly and relaxing forum for students to enjoy the benefits of organized golf activities.

Ice Hockey Club - To promote ice hockey at Embry-Riddle through competition with major universities. To provide quality ice hockey for students, staff and fans.

Inline Hockey Club - To increase the knowledge of inline hockey to the student body, promote teamwork and responsibility, and enjoy a competitive sport in a safe and controlled environment.

Iron Eagles Rugby - To teach and promote the sport of rugby in the college community.

Jiu Jitsu - To provide a training environment which involves techniques of wrestling style and ground grappling while initiating joint manipulations.

Lacrosse - To promote and spread awareness of the sport lacrosse, the fastest game on two feet.

Sailing Club - Windsurfing and Sailing club promoting learning and enjoyment of both sports.

Skydiving - To introduce skydiving to college students and to provide the materials to expand their skydiving safety and knowledge.

Stock Market Club —

Surf Club - To get fellow surfers of all level together for trips, surf sessions, and contests. Hold biannual contests.

Tae Kwon Do - Cultivates the human spirit, strengthens the body, and encourages discipline, self respect, and honor through training of the body and mind.

Triathlon Club - To enhance the ability of students, faculty, and staff to take advantage of opportunities to train and compete in the challenging endeavor of triathlon competitions.

Ultimate Frisbee Club - "Player defined and controlled non-contact team sport played with a flying disc on a playing surface with end zones in which all actions are governed by the 'Spirit of the Game™.'"

Women's Rugby Football Club - Competitive Females Rugby Union team. Accepting new members year round. No experience necessary. http://www.punishersrugby.com

Wrestling Club - An organization available to individuals of all experience levels, dedicated to all forms of the sport of wrestling.

STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

The Student Government Association (SGA) serves all students and represents the student body to university administration. The SGA is composed of the Student Representative Board, the Student Finance Board, and the Student Court. The Avion newspaper, Touch-N-Go Productions, and WERU campus radio are all divisions of the SGA.

The Executive Branch of the SGA - is made up of the SGA president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, and chief justice. The president acts as the primary representative of the student body to the university and to the community, as well as serving as a voting member of the Embry-Riddle Board of Trustees. The vice president assists the SGA president and serves as chairman of the Student Representative Board.

The Student Representative Board - is the policy and decision-making body of the SGA. Members represent student interests and viewpoints to the SGA president, university officials, and campus committees. Members are representatives from all academic disciplines, an international student representative, and a campus and housing representative.

The Student Court- is the branch of the SGA that hears appeals involving traffic and parking violations, personal disputes between two or more students, and cases referred by the university judicial officer or the Student Services office. The Student Court interprets all SGA bylaws, guidelines, and the constitution. Court members include a chief justice and associate justices.

The Student Finance Board- is the financial decision-making body of the SGA, and is responsible for the overall budgetary process. The board reviews and approves all clubs' and organizations' requests for funds. Membership consists of six students and is chaired by the SGA treasurer.

Task Force One-- Task Force One was established to be an effective liaison between first-year students and the Student Government Association, that informs and empowers students by increased campus involvement. Task Force One provides students with an opportunity to develop the skills necessary to become effective leaders on campus as well as assist first-year students with any concerns.

Services offered by the Student Government Association include:

Fax Service
Class Ring Sales
Copier Service
Locker Rentals
Color Printer Service
Free Coffee and Tea

For more information - Follow the link below to the SGA site. (Note: The views expressed on the following site(s) are those of the creators and are not necessarily the views of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.)

Student Government Association Web Site

Avion Newspaper - is published weekly during the fall and spring semesters and bi-weekly during the summer sessions. The newspaper is a student-run enterprise and is free to all students, faculty, and staff. Members of the Embry-Riddle community may also place free classified ads. The Avion is an award-winning publication and student volunteers are always welcomed.

Touch-N-Go - organizes and sponsors concerts, movies, comedians, musical groups, lectures, and other campus activities. Most of these activities are free of charge and open to the entire university community. Student volunteers serve as stage crews, promoters, security technicians, and in other staff capacities needed to coordinate special events. Call or stop by the office if you would like to get involved.

EaglesFM - The radio station broadcasts at 104.7 FM, seven days per week on the Daytona Beach campus as well as online at http://www.eaglesfm.com and at 99.1 off-campus in the Daytona Beach area. Weekly meetings and training sessions are conducted and all students are invited to get involved.