Academic Student Organizations

Academic Honor Society: provides cultural enrichment opportunities and social interaction for honor students.
Alpha Psi Omega National Theater Honor Society: stimulates interest in theater activity at UW-Stout, and secures for the college all the advantages and mutual helpfulness provided by a large national honor society.
American Design Drafting Association (ADDA): disseminates technical information for improving the science of graphic communication.
American Hospitality Professionals (AHP): offers its members the opportunity to observe sales and marketing procedures as practiced in the hospitality industry.
American Industrial Hygiene Association: promotes the advancement of the industrial hygiene.
American Marketing Association (AMA): creates a professional environment by which its members can grow, mature and gain an understanding of real world marketing and its aspects.
American Production and Inventory Control Society (APICS): helps its members obtain experience in manufacturing processes and inventory controls through research paper competitions, lectures, regional seminars, and certification examinations.
American Society of Interior Designers (ASID): develops a spirit of unity between students and professionals through communication and programming.
Apparel Design/Manufacturing/Association (ADMA): provides the opportunity to gain further insight into the technological, educational, business, and creative aspects of apparel textile design.
Applied Math and Computer Science Club: promotes the future of the Applied Mathematics program by planning and hosting events for high school students.
Association for Facilities Engineering (AFE): is the largest dedicated network in the facility, maintenance and plant operations profession.
Club Managers Association of America: organizes and promotes the technical and practical applications of the profession.
Council for Exceptional Children (CEC): promotes the advancement of the education of individuals with exceptional needs
Delta Epsilon Chi/Wisconsin Marketing and Management Association: A professional organization that mirrors the activities of high school DECA and gives its members a chance to practice what they learn in the classroom before they graduate while having fun. We welcome students of any major.
Epsilon Pi Tau: is a fraternal organization for students who have completed 45 semester hours of credit with a scholastic record of 3.0 or better within the Industrial Education and Industrial Technology majors at UW-Stout.
Fine Arts Association (FAA): works to create an environment on campus which embraces the theories of fine art and technology, critical to the artistic and cultural environment of the University.
Food and Beverage Distribution Association: introduces members to the various career choices in the food beverage distribution industry. Activities will include: guest speakers, analysis of current trends, tours of the distribution industry.
Food Systems and Technology Professionals: participates in networking with faculty, staff, fellow students, alumni, and food systems and technology industrial professionals, and provides future internship or business contacts while encouraging fellowship.
Graphic Design Association (GDA): creates a forum for the discussion of graphic design in order to enhance the graphic design education experience.
Guidance and Counseling Club: promotes social and professional activity in our field.
Hotel/Motel Management Association (HMMA): enables prospective Hotel/Motel managers to define and analyze the nature of working in a Hotel/Motel setting.
Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA): promotes fellowship, cooperation, and unity among students and professionals through communication and programming.
Institute of Packaging Professionals: helps to facilitate the social, professional, and educational growth of students in regards to packaging.
International Food Service Executive Association: promotes the advancement of food service executives.
Marketing and Business Education Association (MBEA): works to further the welfare of its members by encouraging the development of character, useful citizenship, and patriotism among the membership in the marketing profession . Formerly known as DECA.
Menomonie Association for the Education of Young Children (MAEYC): assists professionals working with young children and others interested in the lives of young children to better understand children's needs.
Mental Health Alliance: is a group of students either in the graduate Mental Health Counseling program or interested in the field of Mental Health Counseling.
Multimedia Design Association (MDA): enhances the learning experience of students in, but not limited to, the Multimedia Design Program.
National Art Education Association: maintains and promotes a high standard for art education on campus.
Professional Convention Managment Association: focuses its efforts to provide education, experience and campus involvement for students interested in planning of events, meetings, conventions, weddings and all related industries.
Psi Chi: encourages, stimulates, and maintains the excellence in scholarship of the individual members in all fields, particularly psychology.
Psychology Club: explores extracurricular activities in psychology.

Restaurant Tavern Management: promotes the professional development of those interested in the food and beverage industry by visiting establishments, going on tours, and speaking with business leaders.
Resort and Property Management Association (RPMA): expands the horizons of students who become involved with the basic concepts of Resort and Property Management.
Sigma Lambda Chi: recognizes outstanding students in the field of construction.
Society for the Advancement of Management (SAM): is a social organization that provides real world experience for the advancement of management.
Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE): provides its members opportunities to gain braoder insight into the engineering profession
Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM): acquaints students with new developments in the Human Resources field.
Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME): promotes the advancement of scientific knowledge in the field of manufacturing.
Society for Technical Communication (STC): is dedicated to advancing the arts and sciences of technical communication.
Stout Association for Family/Consumer Sciences: promotes the professional development of the Family Consumer Sciences Field.
Stout Bands: we are students with a passion for pursuing music beyond high school as well as developing our skills as professional musicians.
Stout Council on Family Relations: is a pre-professional organization for students interested in pursuing family studies and human development careers.
Stout Information, Technology and Telecommunication Association (SITTA): provides equal opportunities to all interested Stout students in the realms of information technology.
Stout Retail Association: Our Organization's objectives are to advance the understanding of the varied aspects of the retail field, to gain insight into the purposes of organization within business and industry thereby creating a greater knowledge of the retail field, and to aid in the preparation of members for careers in the retail field.
Stout Student Construction Association: associates students with contractors and cooperates with all branches of the construction industry.
Stout Student Dietetic Association: educates students and community on health issues, including a healthy lifestyle, and reinforces the importance of professionalism to dietetic majors.
Stout Typographical Society (STS): aids in the promotion of cooperation between students, educators in the printing, publishing, and packaging industry.
Stout Vocational Rehabilitation Club: promotes knowledge and awareness of rehabilitation, helps create acceptance for persons with disablities as equal human beings and citizens, and assists in projects which are related to helping persons with disabilities.
Student Wisconsin Education Association: develops understanding and appreciation for the education profession.
Technical Association of the Graphic Arts (TAGA): advances the science and technology of Graphic Arts and closely related industries through research, education and training.
Technology Education Collegiate Association (TECA): promotes leadership, fellowship, scholarship and philosophical foundation for future technology teachers