Groups

Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
The purpose of Athenian Honor Society is to enrich students of the Honors Scholar Program through academic, cultural, and social experiences that broaden their educational perspectives and shape their academic careers.

Membership Benefits
- Free social & cultural events
- Fundraising opportunities
- Service hour opportunities
- Networking and professional development opportunities

Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
The Child Abuse Prevention Society (CAPS) is a student ran organization for those interested in
child welfare, child abuse prevention, and related topics with the purpose of encouraging, supporting, and providing networking opportunities for TWU students who share an interest in our mission. CAPS aims to spread awareness of child abuse and child abuse prevention. All volunteer work and projects are to help survivors of child abuse.

Membership Benefits
CAPS is a student organization for those interested in child welfare and child abuse related topics with the purpose of encouraging, supporting and providing networking opportunities for TWU students.

CAPS is open to all TWU students.
CAPS brings in guest speakers from various child welfare related agencies.
CAPS seeks child welfare learning and networking opportunities.
Members co-sponsor and participate in the annual Child Abuse Awareness Information Event in the Student Union.

Mission

Membership Benefits

Mission

Mission
The Multicultural Greek Council is the governing council for all cultural and multicultural fraternities and sororities recognized by Sorority & Fraternity Life at TWU.

Active Chapters at TWU:

Sigma Lambda Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority, Inc.
Sigma Delta Lambda Sorority, Inc.
Phi Iota Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

NOTE: Membership in this myTWU page is reserved for MGC officers.

Membership Benefits

Mission

Mission
The National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) stands as a cornerstone of unity, excellence, and cultural heritage within the Greek-letter organization community. Founded in 1930 at Howard University, the NPHC serves as an umbrella organization for nine historically African American sororities and fraternities, collectively known as the "Divine Nine." These organizations include Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, and Iota Phi Theta Fraternity.

NPHC member organizations are founded on principles such as scholarship, service, sisterhood, and brotherhood, which we uphold through various initiatives and programs. NPHC strive to promote academic excellence, leadership development, and community engagement among their members and the broader society.

One of the core missions of the NPHC is to foster collaboration and solidarity among its member organizations. Through joint efforts and collective action, we address social issues, celebrate cultural heritage, and advocate for positive change in communities across the globe. The NPHC also serves as a platform for networking and mentorship, connecting members with opportunities for personal and professional growth.

The NPHC organizes a wide range of events, including conferences, workshops, and service projects, to empower its members and advance its mission. These activities provide opportunities for education, leadership training, and community service, reinforcing the values of the organization and making a meaningful impact on society.

In essence, the National Pan-Hellenic Council is not just a governing body; it is a testament to the resilience, strength, and solidarity of African American Greek-letter organizations. Through their shared history, principles, and commitment to service, the NPHC and its member organizations continue to inspire generations and make a profound difference in the world.

Active NPHC Chapters at Texas Woman's University:

Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sigma Gamma Rho
Zeta Phi Beta
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity

NOTE: Membership to this myTWU page is reserved for Executive Officers of NPHC.

Membership Benefits

Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
The Panhellenic Council (PC) at Texas Woman’s University includes women’s fraternal organizations recognized nationally by the National Panhellenic Conference (NPC).

Founded in 1902, NPC is the national governing body for 26 women’s fraternities and sororities. The Panhellenic Council coordinates several events on campus, such as education and professional development programs, various philanthropies, and community service projects.

Panhellenic sororities recruit new members at the beginning of the Fall semester through a process called Primary Recruitment and informally through Continuous Open Bidding. If you are interested in joining a Panhellenic Sorority, please check out their myTWU Pages: 

Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha Omicron Pi
Sigma Sigma Sigma

Register for Fall 2025 Formal Recruitment: https://twu.mycampusdirector2.com/landing/

NOTE: Membership to this myTWU page is reserved for Panhellenic Council Officers only. 

Membership Benefits
Along with intangible benefits such as friendship, support, and encouragement, sorority membership offers many benefits. Each organization provides scholarships for their members. There are numerous opportunities to develop leadership and interpersonal skills through attending seminars and conferences and holding officer and committee positions within the chapter. Collegiate involvement in one’s community sets a pattern of life-long service to others. In addition, sororities also offer a lifetime of networking with women of all ages worldwide.

Mission

Membership Benefits

Mission

Membership Benefits

Mission

Mission
Our Mission is to empower students by promoting leadership, collaboration, and active participation in the school community. The Student Government Association serves as the official representative body for students, providing a platform for their voices, ideas, and concerns. It fosters a sense of community, promotes student engagement and advocates for student rights and needs within the institution. We aim to enhance the educational experience, facilitate open communication between students and administration and create an inclusive environment where all voices are heard and valued.

Membership Benefits

Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
The TWU Dallas Student Government Association empowers and amplifies the student voice by fostering leadership, community, and campus-wide engagement. We serve as the official governing body representing all students at the Dallas campus. Through transparent advocacy, inclusive programming, and proactive resource stewardship, we aim to enrich the student experience, support collaborative initiatives across Student Life, and ensure every student has a platform to be heard and served.

Membership Benefits
Dallas SGA is an independent, representative student board of all undergraduate and graduate students at TWU Dallas. As a member of SGA-Dallas, selected cohort representatives help plan and promote campus events and advocate for student needs across all programs. Members have the opportunity to develop leadership skills, collaborate with Student Life, and help allocate resources to student organizations.

Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
The SU Crew is a team of creative, outgoing, and enthusiastic student volunteers who help bring unforgettable events to life at TWU. From planning and promoting to setting the stage for fun, Crew members play a key role in making campus experiences memorable. They also share valuable feedback to ensure every TWU student enjoys all the SU has to offer.

Membership Benefits
Fun Events
Community Involvement
Leadership
Free Merch
Friendship

Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
The Flying Oakley’s Flying Club is a community built around shared curiosity, hands-on learning, and a deep love for aviation. We’re committed to fostering meaningful connections among members while offering engaging opportunities to explore flight—from piloting aircraft to discovering the latest in aviation technology. Whether you're just beginning your journey or looking to sharpen your skills, our club provides a welcoming space to get involved, learn from others, and grow through shared experiences in the world of aviation.

Membership Benefits
• Flight Competitions: Put your piloting skills to the test in local and regional flight competitions, including precision flying challenges, time trials, and aviation obstacle courses.
• Aviation Workshops & Seminars: Deepen your understanding of aviation through expert-led sessions on aircraft operation, flight planning, aviation safety, and emerging flight technologies.
• Exclusive Events: Receive invitations to aviation-focused gatherings such as airshows, fly-ins, and aerospace expos hosted or supported by the club.
• Networking & Volunteer Opportunities: Connect with a vibrant community of aviation enthusiasts, pilots, and professionals while participating in volunteer initiatives that support both the club and wider aviation outreach efforts.
• Active Social Community: Join the Flying Oakley’s online platform to share experiences, exchange knowledge, and stay informed about upcoming events, workshops, and competitions.