Student Activities

Agronomy Club

The MSU Agronomy Club is open to all undergraduate students in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources. Club members sponsor several social functions during the academic year, such as a faculty-student barbecue at the beginning of the fall semester and a faculty/student ice cream social during the spring semester.

Students gain valuable experience by working on club projects and also have opportunities to meet professional agronomists. The club is a unifying force to help students from many backgrounds get to know each other and work together.

Turfgrass Club

The Turfgrass Club offers a variety of social and professional experiences for all interested undergraduates. Club members take field trips to golf courses, football stadiums, equipment dealers, and other pertinent areas for on-site examination of turfgrass management practices. Students also gain insight into the profession by sharing Professional Internship experiences.

Social Clubs

There are several honorary and social fraternities and sororities open to students in the college. Alpha Zeta is a national honorary society open to all students in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources who demonstrate leadership, scholarship, and character. AZ stresses service to college and community in it's activities. Alpha Gamma Rho and Farmhouse are social fraternities with houses in the community; rush is open to male students in the college.

 

 

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