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College Panhellenic Association at The University of Tampa

• Website: http://www.utpanhellenic.org/
• Meeting Time/Place: TBA
• President: Mackenzie Bince - mackenzie.bince@spartans.ut.edu
• Advisor: Brent Grunig - bgrunig@ut.edu
• Description: The University of Tampa fraternity and sorority community will provide members with the education and environment to practice leadership, scholarship, integrity and social responsibility. While promoting and holding themselves to the high standards reflected in their core values, they will positively impact the University and surrounding community. Membership in this organization is by invitation only.

PEACE Volunteer Center

• Website: http://www.ut.edu/peace
• Meeting Time/Place: Mondays at 11 a.m. in the PEACE Office
• President: Emily Dorso - peace@ut.edu
• Advisor: Kelly Callahan - kcallahan@ut.edu
• Description: The PEACE (People Exploring Active Community Experiences) Volunteer Center is The University of Tampa's volunteer organization for students, faculty and staff. Committed to community and campus service, the PEACE mission is to increase volunteerism at UT through direct service and advocacy. Our office is equipped with referrals, resources, group service projects and education. In addition, we will promote advocacy through social action, empowerment and representation of underprivileged groups.

People for People

• Meeting Time/Place: Sunday 8 p.m. Stadium Lobby
• President: Ben McDonald - benjamin.mcdonald@spartans.ut.edu
• Advisor: Bruce Friesen - bfriesen@ut.edu
• Description: It is the mission of People for People to inform the UT student body by counteracting the usual disregard for the homeless community. Through social interaction, conversation and empathy we attempt to teach a realization of the plight experienced by homeless individuals.

Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity

• Website: http://www.pad.org
• Meeting Time/Place: TBA
• President: Nicole Pacheco - nicole.pacheco@spartans.ut.edu
• Advisor: Alisa Smith - Alisa.smith@ut.edu
• Description: Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity International is a professional law fraternity advancing integrity, compassion and courage through service to the student, the school, the profession and the community.

Phi Beta Lambda

• Website: www.fbla-pbl.org
• Meeting Time/Place: TBA
• President: Taylor Kelly - taylor.kelly@spartans.ut.edu
• Advisor: Mary Jo Jackson - mjjackson@ut.edu
• Description: To bring business and education together in a positive working relationship through innovative leadership and career development programs.

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc.

• Website: http://pbs1914.org
• Meeting Time/Place: Sundays at 2 p.m. in Library AV Room 1
• President: Christopher Fauntleroy - cfauntleroy@spartans.ut.edu
• Advisor: John Stepro - jstepro@ut.edu
• Description: Membership in this organization is by invitation only. It requires an application and interview, and has a minimum GPA requirement.

Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity of America

• Website: http://www.sinfonia.org
• Meeting Time/Place: Sundays at 3:30 p.m.in Ferman Music Center
• President: Miles Parks - mparks@spartans.ut.edu
• Advisor: Ryan Hebert - rhebert@ut.edu
• Description: The objective of this fraternity shall be for the development of the best and truest fraternity spirit, the mutual welfare and brotherhood of musical students, the advancement of music in America and a loyalty to the alma mater. Membership in this organization is by invitation and interview. It requires a minimum GPA.

Pi Kappa Phi

• Meeting Time/Place: Sundays at 8 p.m. in John Sykes 237
• President: Adam Gerstel - agerstel@spartans.ut.edu
• Advisor: Anthony Pinto - apinto@ut.edu
• Description: Pi Kappa Phi's goal is to lead. Membership in this organization is by invitation and requires a minimum GPA.

Political Science Society

• Meeting Time/Place: Tuesdays at 8 p.m. in PH 213
• President: Brady Frautten - brady.frautten@spartans.ut.edu
• Advisor: Mary Anderson - mranderson@ut.edu
• Description: The purpose of the Political Science Society is to provide a place where students can discuss current events, political issues, and engage in debate in a fun, relaxed and academic forum. The organization also serves as a networking and employment apparatus allowing students who want to pursue a career in politics to be connected to individuals who can help them. Membership in this organization is open to all UT students.

Pre-Physician Assistant Association

• Meeting Time/Place: Every other Tuesday at 9 p.m. in Sykes College of Business 134
• President: Shireen Kirata - shireen.kirata@spartans.ut.edu
• Advisor: Ronda Sturgill - rsturgill@ut.edu
• Description: The mission of PPAA is to provide a means for students aspiring to be physician assistants to better achieve their goals by enhancing their education. We will best prepare students for their future career goals by use of material from up-to-date PA school information provided by PA schools in Florida as well as other states in the U.S. with accredited PA programs. The association aims to consolidate information and resources concerning physician assistant program admission requirements, application procedures and health experience opportunities; to inform members about the history and purpose of the profession; to provide familiarity with the healthcare system. Membership in this organization is open to all UT students.

Presidents Leadership Fellows

• Website: http://www.ut.edu/leadership/presidentfellows
• Meeting Time/Place: Wednesdays at 4 p.m. in Vaughn Center
• President: Laurel Sanchez - lsanchez@spartans.ut.edu
• Advisor: Kim Northup - knorthup@ut.edu
• Description: Membership in the President's Leadership Fellows is by application and interview prior to freshman year and has a minimum GPA requirement.

Project Earth

• Meeting Time/Place: Wednesdays at 8 p.m. in PH 209
• President: Jenna Mingledorff - jmingledorff@spartans.ut.edu
• Advisor: Erika Perez - eperez@ut.edu
• Description: The mission of Project Earth is to make a positive impact on their global community and improve the quality of life worldwide. The Project Earth team consists of passionate individuals who aspire to end poverty and help the less fortunate through measurable actions. Membership in this organization open to all UT students.

Psi Chi Honors Organization

• Website: www.psichi.org
• Meeting Time/Place: TBA
• President: Leanna Bonlarron - lbonlarron@spartans.ut.edu
• Advisor: Kim Cummings - kcummings@ut.edu
• Description: Psi Chi's purpose is to encourage, stimulate and maintain excellence and advancement in the science of psychology. It aims to increase awareness and attendance for all psych majors and interested UT students. Membership is by invitation, application and academic major. It requires a minimum GPA.

Psychology Club

• Meeting Time/Place: Wednesday 7:30pm Riverside
• President: Alyssa Johnson - alyssa.johnson@spartans.ut.edu
• Advisor: Cynthia Gangi - cgangi@ut.edu
• Description: The mission of the Psychology Club is to educate and enrich students' knowledge about the field of psychology, participate in community service and assist students with their academics.

Public Health Student Association

• Meeting Time/Place: TBA
• President: Melissa Scialabba - melissa.scialabba@spartans.ut.edu
• Advisor: Rebecca Olsen - rolsen@ut.edu
• Description: The mission of the Public Health Student Association is to provide a means for students aspiring to have a career in the field of public health to better achieve their goals by enhancing their education.