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If you want to take advantage of the full Sun Devil experience, we encourage you to get involved. ASU has a very active extracurricular involvement program with various opportunities through clubs, community service, leadership, student government and more. Plus, in the School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences you can join a club or research initiative to meet students with similar interests as you.
Association for Women in Mathematics Student Chapter at ASU (AWM AT ASU)
The Association for Women in Mathematics at Arizona State University (AWM at ASU) is a student-run organization dedicated to closing the gender gap in mathematics. The club aims to create a welcoming environment where all students—regardless of gender identity—can thrive academically, professionally, and personally in the mathematical sciences. AWM at ASU is open to and welcomes everyone. Join the AWM club via SunDevilSync. Follow AWM at ASU on Instagram.
Devil Data Science
Devil Data Science (DDS) is a student-led organization at Arizona State University dedicated to helping students build and refine their skills in data science. Through hands-on workshops, project-based learning, and industry-focused events, we provide a space for students of all levels to explore tools like Python, SQL, and machine learning. The club brings together a diverse group of passionate students to collaborate on real-world problems, learn from experienced professionals, and network with industry leaders. Whether you're new to data science or looking to advance your expertise, DDS is here to support you in your journey and help you make an impact through data. Join DDS to grow, connect, and be part of a thriving community of data enthusiasts. Join Devil Data Science via Sun Devil Central.
Gamma Iota Sigma Kappa Chapter (GIS AT ASU)
The Gamma Iota Sigma (GIS@ASU) Kappa Chapter (GIS at ASU) is an international fraternity chapter at ASU. The purpose of this fraternity is to promote, encourage, and sustain student interest in insurance, risk management, and actuarial science as professions; to encourage the high moral and scholastic attainments of its members; and to facilitate interaction of educational institutions and industry through networking and by fostering research activities, scholarship, and improved public relations.
As members of the club, students have an opportunity to hear from actuaries at varying levels from both local and national actuarial firms. At club meetings, actuarial professionals share information about their respective companies and provide helpful employment advice. In addition to meeting with prospective employers, members will also participate in career-building activities, such as resume reviews and interview preparation. These activities help prepare actuarial students for summer internships and ultimately full-time employment.
The GIS at ASU Chapter also helps organize the annual career day each fall in September, which brings together potential employers with students.
Mathematics Tomorrow
Mathematics Tomorrow strives to create a community of students who enjoy solving mathematical problems in a variety of areas, and want to strengthen their creative mathematical skills, and their skills at doing mathematical proofs. A secondary goal of this organization is to help interested students prepare for the William Lowell Putnam Undergraduate Mathematics Competition (see more below), which is an annual national mathematics competition held every December. Any full-time undergraduate who does not yet have a college degree is eligible to participate in the exam. Join Mathematics Tomorrow via Sun Devil Central.
Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics Education Club (STEM Ed Club)
STEM ED Club is devoted to discussing articles regarding (but not limited to) issues in Science and Mathematics education. Secondarily, the organization will create a space to foster belonging, community amongst future STEM educators and those interested in STEM Education and related issues. The club strives to empower members through social networks and improve our understanding of the research and literature related to the evolving field of STEM education through reading and discussion. Join STEM Ed Club via Sun Devil Central.
Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics Student Chapter at ASU (SIAM at ASU)
The SIAM Student Chapter at ASU's mission is to further the application of mathematics to industry and science by promoting basic research and fostering an active exchange of ideas; to create a diverse, inclusive, and interdisciplinary community at Arizona State University that connects students with local industries; to promote and support interdisciplinary research in industrial and applied mathematics through lectures, workshops, competitions, and field trips; and to generate and sustain interest in industrial and applied mathematics among graduate and undergraduate students by providing professional networking opportunities, student‐research awards, and collaboration with SIAM and ASU career services. Join SIAM at ASU via Sun Devil Central.
Women in Data Science and Statistics at ASU
Women in Data Science and Statistics at ASU (WiDSS) strives to establish an inclusive and empowering environment where women can connect, collaborate, and support each other in the fields of statistics and data science. Through skill-building workshops, networking events, and other initiatives, the organization aims to share knowledge, address challenges specific to women in these fields, and foster a sense of belonging. The club seeks to build confidence in its members by encouraging the development and showcasing of their skills. We also aim to create opportunities for academic and career growth by facilitating mentorship and professional development, while promoting the significant contributions of women to data science and statistics. Join WiDSS at ASU via Sun Devil Central.
Other organizations of interest
Putnam Competition
The William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition is an annual mathematics competition for undergraduate college students enrolled at institutions of higher learning in the United States and Canada. It is widely considered to be the most prestigious university-level mathematics examination in the world, and its difficulty is such that the median score is often zero or one (out of 120) despite being attempted by students specializing in mathematics. The exam has been offered annually since 1938 and is administered by the Mathematical Association of America. The Putnam Competition is held on the first Saturday of December each year. To prepare for the exam, you can join the Mathematics Tomorrow Seminar (see club info above), try problems from old exams, or attend the Problem-Solving Seminar MAT 194, 294, 394, 494. To sign up, contact one of ASU's Putnam coaches: Zilin Jiang.
Undergraduate Student Government-Tempe (USGT)
Undergraduate Student Government-Tempe (USGT) serves the undergraduate student body of the Arizona State University Tempe campus. USGT represents the concerns and needs of Tempe campus students to the Arizona State University administration, the Arizona Board of Regents, and the Arizona State Legislature. USGT advocates for college affordability, registers students to vote, and ensures that students have a voice in campus and university decisions.