American Chemical Society
American Humanics
American Marketing Association
Biology Club
MISA (Management Information Systems Association)
Home Furnishings Marketing Club
Interior Design Club
NC Association of Educators
NC World Trade Association
Physical Education Club
Psychology Club

American Chemical Society
The American Chemical Society Students Affiliates chapter at High Point University acts as an extension of the larger professional organization. The club meets monthly to satisfy the objectives that are stated in our constitution.

• To provide activities related to chemistry, the other sciences, and mathematics.
• To promote professional activities and interest related to science and mathematics.
• To provide leadership opportunities to students of science.

The American Chemical Society is centered around professional development. The club sponsors various speakers from local industries to discuss opportunities for students of the sciences. We also take field trips to local chemical companies to allow our members to see what will lie ahead for them.

Beyond professional development, the club functions as any social club. It has annual field trips to Washington, D.C. to see the Smithsonian Institute and other local science centers. If you have any questions stop by and see Dr. Wid Painter his office is Hayworth Hall 212.

American Humanics
High Point University is one of the paucity of schools within the United States offering American Humanics, a co-curricular program designed to facilitate the entry of graduates into careers involving youth and human services, such as the human service agencies, the Red Cross, Scouting, the YMCA/YWCA, and the United Way. The advisor is Dr. David Bergen (841-4586).

American Marketing Association

Comments or questions about becoming an AMA Member? E-Mail Grant Welchor call him at 841-9619 or call Dr. Hargrove at 841-4561.
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Biology Majors Club
The Biology Majors Club's purpose is to provide High Point University students with an exciting and innovative way of looking at biology. Our club is comprised of mostly biology majors, but we welcome anyone who would like to participate. We elect officers at the beginning of each school year.

Our activities include monthly meetings, regular yearly events, and occasional outings (field trips). Monthly meetings are held to discuss various topics and to allow students, professors, and distinguished guests to come and speak about any topic that is concerned with or related to biology. Our annual events include a visit to a rest-home, shelter, or hospital to spread a little Christmas cheer; a Christmas party at an off campus location; a trip to Bowman Gray gross anatomy lab; and a picnic/softball event with the Chemistry club. Some of our sporadic field trips include research symposiums, trips to the zoo, trips to planetarium, and nature events like hiking and regional clean-ups.

For further information, please contact Dr. Fred Yeats (841-9193) in 214 Haworth Science.

Home Furnishings Marketing Club
Students planning careers in home furnishings marketing or interior design will benefit from membership in the Home Furnishings Marketing Club. The advisors are Dr. Richard Bennington (841-9110) and Dr. Elizabeth Dull (841-9289).

Interior Design Club
Students planning careers in interior design and other interested persons are invited to join the Interior Design Club. For more information, contact Dr. Elizabeth Dull (841-9298).

NC Association of Educators (student affiliate chapter)
The student affiliate chapter of the North Carolina Association of Educators organizes education majors and students considering education as a major in activities which promote teaching as a profession. The chapter is also involved in service projects for the Univeristy and for the local school system. The advisor is Dr. Betty Royal (841-9279).

NC World Trade Association
Students planning careers involving international trade will benefit from membership in the student affiliate chapter of the North Carolina Trade Association. The advisor is Dr. Michael J. McCully (841-4542).

Psychology Club
Psychology majors and students planning a career related to psychology will benefit professionally from membership in the Psychology Club.