Student Organizations

By participating in clubs and organizations, you can greatly enhance your college experience.

University-wide Student Organizations

The University of South Carolina offers a variety of student clubs and organizations, which reflects the diverse backgrounds and perspectives of our student body. These groups not only provide an opportunity to explore leadership and community engagement, but also offer a supportive environment to do so. With over 500 student organizations available, ranging from Greek life, honor societies, and sports teams to government associations, professional development, political engagement, and cultural pride, there's something for everyone. Check out Garnet Gate to explore the different clubs and get started!

Walker Institute Student Organizations

Carolina Model United Nations	Model United Nations is a competitive simulation of the United Nations where participants represent a real nation and work with other representatives to solve real global issues. We provide training and then attend conferences. For peace, dignity & equality on a healthy planet. Connect with Carolina Model United Nations! Advisor:
Global Studies Student Association (GSSA)	The Global Studies Student Association (GSSA) is open to all students, regardless of major, who are interested in cross-cultural understanding and area studies. GSSA aims to connect student interests to campus resources related to global topics and Columbia's international community. Connect with GSSA! Advisor: Austin Crane
Gamecock Cyber	Gamecock Cyber is a dynamic student organization that focuses on technology, innovation, and problem-solving in the digital age. It offers students the opportunity to engage in collaborative projects that explore various facets of the cyber world, ranging from network design to digital forensics and system administration. Connect with Gamecock Cyber! Advisor: Garrett Pierman
Women in Cybersecurity (WiCyS)	WiCyS is a global community that fosters the passion and drive of women in cybersecurity. The community unites aspiring and established professionals through collaboration, knowledge sharing, networking, and mentorship, and offers opportunities for professional development through programs, conferences, and career fairs. Learn more about WiCyS! Advisor:

Walker Institute of International and Area Studies