Economics Club
The Economics Club offers a range of services to economics students and broadens understanding of the structure of operation of the economic system.
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Student Clubs
Pursue Your Interests
With dozens of student clubs available, students in the College of Arts and Sciences have a wide variety of options to suit their interests. For almost everyone it’s easy to find a club—and equally passionate peers—to build lifelong friendships with throughout your undergraduate career.
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How to Get Involved
It is easy. St. Thomas hosts an Activities Fair twice per year to showcase the different clubs around the university. If you cannot find a club that matches your interests, don’t worry—you can start your own.
“Clubs and organizations are an integral part of student life at St. Thomas. They exist to provide you with an opportunity to continue your education of the classroom.”
Campus Life
Clubs in the College
Here are just a few examples of the different clubs you can join in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Economics Club
Film Society
Film Society members create original short films and provides an environment where people can create movies together for the St. Thomas community.
Foreign Affairs Club
The Foreign Affairs Club is a club for debate and public speaking on foreign policy and international issues. It also includes a Model UN team.
Geology Club
The Geology Club strives to promote interest and understanding of geology and related earth sciences within the St. Thomas community.
KUST Radio
KUST Radio is an experiential learning environment that allows students to use their creativity to produce quality programming with diverse viewpoints.
Gamma Iota Sigma
Gamma Iota Sigma is an international business fraternity specializing in insurance, risk management and actuarial science—the only one of its kind.
How to get involved
It’s easy to get involved at St. Thomas. In addition to its bi-annual Activities Fair, we have TommieLink to help students find and start their own clubs. TommieLink is home to club events and contact information so students can easily find a club that matches their interests.