Beta Beta Beta (TriBeta) is a national biological honors society that recognizes and encourages excellence in the field of natural science. Members of Winthrop University’s Psi Chapter have diverse interests in this field including medicine, conservation, biomedical research, and education. Chapter activities include volunteering, hosting guest speakers, organizing study sessions, and holding an annual plant sale. The national TriBeta organization publishes BIOS, a journal focused on undergraduate biology research, and it offers research grants to support undergraduate research. Anyone studying the natural world should consider joining this organization.
To learn more, contact: tribeta@winthrop.edu
Faculty Sponsor: Kathryn Kohl, Ph.D.
Joining the CEPC will provide you with access to free information and services that will assist you in your pursuit of a career in a conservation or environmental field during your time at Winthrop. Information, resources, and opportunities for students planning to pursue careers in conservation and environmental fields. The CEPC currently operates as a Blackboard organization.
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Faculty Sponsor: Jennifer Schafer, Ph.D.
The Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) is an international, dynamic club for students interested in pursuing careers in healthcare and related fields. At Winthrop University, our chapter provides opportunities for students to engage in leadership development, networking, and skill-building activities tailored to healthcare professions. We aim to foster an organization of dedicated individuals who are passionate about making a difference in our community. Whether you're interested in medicine, nursing, dentistry, public health, or any other healthcare field, HOSA offers valuable resources to help you succeed. We participate in state and national conferences where members can compete, collaborate, and grow professionally. A one-time fee of $25 is required for all members.
To learn more, contact: wuhosa@winthrop.edu
Faculty Sponsor: Silvia Wozniak, Ph.D.
Organization of faculty from three Winthrop University colleges that serve students interested in pursuing health professions: Athletic Training, Biology, Chemistry, Exercise Science, Gerontology, Health and Education, Healthcare Management, Human Nutrition, and Social Work. The group coordinates programing to enhance educational experiences and academic advising for students interested in pursuing health professions. Information, resources, and opportunities for students planning on pursuing careers in the healthcare industry. Currently operating as a Blackboard organization.
To learn more, contact: hpc@winthrop.edu
Faculty Sponsors: Jena Chojnowski, Ph.D. and Silvia Wozniak, Ph.D.
The Minority Association of Pre-Health Students (MAPS) at Winthrop University is committed to supporting underrepresented students pursuing careers in healthcare. Our mission statement is to offer support to Winthrop University students pursuing pre-health professions through networking, academic support, mentorship, and fostering community. As a chapter of the Student National Medical Association (SNMA), MAPS provides students with knowledge and experiences essential for professional growth in the healthcare field. Our activities include graduate school visits, SNMA conferences, skill-building workshops, and panels of medical professionals. Membership is open to students with a minimum 2.75 GPA, with optional SNMA affiliation for additional benefits. All students passionate about healthcare and equity are welcome to join! A one-time fee of $15 is required for all members.
Faculty Sponsor: Silvia Wozniak, Ph.D.
The Winthrop Pre-Dental Club aims to support and guide students on their journey toward a career in dentistry. Our organization provides opportunities to connect with peers, professionals, and resources to enhance our members’ understanding of the dental field. Through workshops and volunteer opportunities, we strive to prepare members for the challenges and rewards of a career in dentistry. We welcome all students with an interest in dentistry, oral health, and community service to join us.
To learn more, contact: predentalclub@winthrop.edu
Faculty Sponsor: Daniel Stovall, Ph.D.
The Pre-Physician Assistant Association of Winthrop is dedicated to providing students with the resources, guidance, and support needed to pursue a successful career as a Physician Assistant. Our mission is to educate members about the PA profession, including the application process and day-to-day responsibilities of a PA. All students pursuing a physician assistant career or interested in learning about the career are welcome. We aim to create a supportive community for all networking and professional development opportunities.
To learn more, contact: ppaa@winthrop.edu
Faculty Sponsor: Jena Chojnowski, Ph.D.
The Winthrop Pre-Veterinary Medical Association is an organization dedicated to helping students prepare for and navigate a career in veterinary medicine. Our group offers opportunities to connect with veterinarians and veterinary school admissions personnel. We host vet themed recreational activities and engage members with novel veterinary topics. Our organization also holds informational meetings to assist students during their applications to veterinary school. We welcome anyone interested in veterinary medicine to join our organization.
To learn more, contact: prevet@winthrop.edu
Faculty Sponsor: Salvatore Blair, Ph.D.
SEAC is a student and youth-run national network of progressive organizations and individuals whose aim is to uproot environmental injustices through action and education. We work to educate our Winthrop community about environmental and sustainability issues. Through awareness, we aim to make positive changes in regard to sustainability on our campus. Students of all majors are welcome to get involved.
To learn more, contact: seac@winthrop.edu
Faculty Sponsor: Chris Johnson
Interested in starting a new student organization? Visit the Student Organization’s webpage to learn more. You will be asked to submit an “Intent to Charter a Student Organization” that is reviewed by the Department of Student Engagement. Following approval, you will submit the organization’s constitution and bylaws, attend a Council of Student Leaders meeting, and complete training to better prepare you for operating a student organization. If you have any questions, you can contact the Department of Student Engagement at studentorgs@winthrop.edu. Want to know what organizations Winthrop already offers? You can find more information on the Student Organization’s webpage.
