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Academic Clubs and Organizations
The following are examples of academic clubs and organizations with which Humanities majors may wish to get involved. This is a small sampling of the clubs open to students on campus. For a list of other clubs, fraternities, associations and services, please access the Campus Organizations page.
Please note that this list is not an endorsement of the clubs/associations listed.
Art History Undergraduate Association
The Art History Undergraduate Association is a club that strives to organize and offer opportunities for greater campus involvement in the art world. We coordinate a variety of events to engage students with one another, as well faculty members, and familiarize them with Southern California art establishments. AHUA provides its members a means of communication with graduate students and faculty. We meet twice a quarter and congregate on and off campus periodically throughout the year. The relationships built through this network benefit and prepare Art History students for the future.
History Undergraduate Student Association (HUSA)
The History Undergraduate Student Association was created for majors, minors and anyone else who enjoys history. The club holds meetings throughout the year that discuss history classes, professors, current events and much more. We also organize events with the history faculty such as coffee hours, lunches, movie nights, field trips, etc. These events allow students to enrich their understanding of history and get to know professors on a more personal level.
INCITE Magazine
Incite Magazine is based on the desire to create awareness beyond our common cultural community in an effort to unify people and transcend barriers. It will include issues on the environment, social activism, political opinion, and youth subculture locally, nationally, and globally. The issues are aimed mainly towards students in order to inspire and incite change in any way they can. ZOT Film
The purpose of this organization is to encourage UCI students who are interested in film to further their education and experience in film and film production outside the classroom setting by engaging in hands on student productions and attending club screenings and forums. |
