Associated Student Government Graduate House
Purpose: Represent and serve the student body of Texas State, to unite more closely the interests of the students, faculty, and administration, and to obtain a meaningful learning experience for future leadership in a democratic society.
President: Christopher Fiocchi, cf1141@txstate.edu
http://www.asg.txstate.edu/asg_house.htm

Assoc. for Childhood Education International (ACEI)
Purpose: The purpose of this organization is to work for the education and well being of children, promote preparations and to encourage professional growth of it's members.
Sponsor: Dr. Dianne Pape, dp11@txstate.edu
President: Sandra Rodman
http://www.lbjsc.txstate.edu/soga/org/org_detail.asp?Org=355

Assoc. of Recreation Majors
Purpose:
Sponsor: Dr. Tom Gustafson, tg08@txstate.edu
President: Kerry McClure

Association of School Psychology Students
Purpose: The purpose of this organization will be to promote networking, information exchange, and professional identity among graduate students in School of Psychology at Texas State
Sponsor: Dr. Laurie Klose, lk14@txstate.edu
President: Qiana Young
http://asps.eaps.us/

Athletic Training and Sports Medicine Club
Purpose: The ATSM club is an informal place for current and prospective athletic training students to network together through social activities and learning experiences.
Sponsor: Dr. Jack Ransone, jr41@txstate.edu
President: Justin Garza
http://uweb.txstate.edu/~jr41/ATSM_clubhome.htm

Bilingual Education Student Organization
Purpose: The purpose of B.E.S.O. is to create opportunities for students to exchange ideas, practices, and information about bilingual education on a local, state, and national level and promoting bilingual-bicultural education.  Our organization makes every effort to develop support groups, to grow professionally, and to serve the local bilingual community through various volunteer activities. Additionally, B.E.S.O. provides a means for recruitment of new Bilingual Education teachers, which is one of the highest-need teaching fields in Texas and throughout the nation.
Sponsors: Dr. Roxanne Allsup-Cuellar, ra17@txstate.edu, and Dr. Maria De la Colina, md26@txstate.edu
President: Veronica Puentes

Chi Sigma Iota
Sigma Tau Sigma Chapter of Chi Sigma Iota
Purpose: Our mission is to promote scholarship, research, professionalism, leadership and excellence in counseling, and to recognize high attainment in the pursuit of academic and clinical excellence in the profession of counseling
Sponsor: Dr. Eric Schmidt, es17@txstate.edu
President: Kenyatta Dawson and Kim Frueh
http://www.eaps.us/csi-sts/

College of Education Doctoral Student Organization
Purpose: To facilitate and promote the transition from a College of Education doctoral student in School Improvement or Adult, Professional, and Community Education to professional practitioner by providing opportunities for professional growth, development, and advancement within the College of Education and the university community. In addition, the DSO seeks to help doctoral students navigate the obstacles, rewards, challenges, and support networks of academic life. Further, the organization will carry out the mission of Texas State through research, scholarship, and the professional endeavors of its members.
Sponsor: Dr. Marla McGhee, mm44@txstate.edu
President: Mark Weems
http://www.txstate.edu/edphd/dso/coedso.htm

Eta Sigma Gamma
Purpose: The principal purpose of Eta Sigma Gamma is to elevate the standards, ideals, competence and ethics of professionally trained men and women in and for the Health Science discipline. Eta Sigma Gamma's objectives clarify that the principal purpose can be achieved by: stimulating scientific research; facilitating communication and discussion between individuals, agencies, and governmental jurisdictions though the exchange of practices and philosophies; motivating service and academic achievement; recognizing service and academic achievement; developing methods, materials and programs; and raising professional standards and ethics.
Sponsor: Dr. Kelly Wilson, kw25@txstate.edu
President: Gina Goebel
http://www.lbjsc.txstate.edu/soga/org/org_detail.asp?Org=580

Exercise and Sports Science Club
Purpose: Our goal is to provide professional opportunities to those interested through conducting meetings where guest speakers offer knowledge on different topics. We also make available the chance to attend conferences, conventions where students can actually experience professionalism. Social and community endeavors are also a large part of our club’s setting as evidenced in Tailgating, River Cleanup, Intramurals and other fun activities.
Sponsors: Mr. Don Rainey, dr17@txstate.edu, Ms. Renee Rainey, tr18@txstate.edu, Harvey Latson, hl12@txstate.edu
President: Amber Francis


Family & Child Development Assoc
Purpose: The purpose of the Family and Child Development shall be to encourage and provide its members with opportunities to enhance their knowledge through educational programs, volunteer opportunities, and promoting the well-being of families and children throughout the community.
Sponsor: Ani Yazedjian, AY12@txstate.edu
President: Megan K Marsh, MM1374@txstate.edu
http://www.lbjsc.txstate.edu/soga/org/org_detail.asp?Org=233

Kappa Delta Pi
Purpose: Kappa Delta Pi is an international honor society in education.  Founded in 1911, the organization has more than 55,000 members and 665 chapters worldwide. The Eta Zeta chapter at Texas State University was chartered in 1951 and was named one of the top chapters in the United States.  Please click on the Local Chapter link below for information about requirements for membership, local events, and benefits of membership.
Sponsor: Dr. Nathan Bond, jb50@txstate.edu
President: Sandy Pope
Local Chapter:   http://www.education.txstate.edu/ci/people/organizations.html


San Marcos Student Reading Council
Purpose: The San Marcos Student Reading Council (SMSRC) is an organization dedicated to promoting literacy, and is affiliated with the Texas State Reading Association and the International Reading Association.  Students who join (SMSRC) also become members of the Texas State Reading Association and receive quality educational publications that inform teachers of curring-edge teaching strategies.  There are multiple opportunities to enhance leadership skills.  At monthly meetings students hear from top-notch speakers who address topics related to classroom.
Sponsors: Shari Belmarez, sb37@txstate.edu;  Julia Meritt, jmeritt@txstate.edu
President: Priscilla Harding

Student Council for Exceptional Children (SCEC)
Purpose: The Texas State University chapter of the Council for Exceptional Children supports the mission of the international, professional organization whose purpose is to further educational outcomes for individuals with exceptionalities. TSU students participate in activities that promote the welfare and education of persons with disabilities, including volunteering with Special Olympics, attending informational seminars, and teaming with other campus organizations with similar interests.
Sponsor: Dr. Brenda Scheuermann, bs10@txstate.edu
Additional contact: Glenna Billingsley 512-293-3402

Texas State Teachers Association - Student Program
Purpose: The purpose of this organization is to develop interest in education, acquaint students with the teacher education program, and shall promote professionalism in the field of education.
http://www.geocities.com/tstasptxstate/apple.html