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The mission of the American Marketing Association centers on creating an inclusive and dynamic community where members can deepen their understanding of the ever-evolving marketing landscape and confidently transition into the professional world. We welcome students from all academic disciplines who share a passion for marketing or seek to expand their knowledge and skills. Through thoughtfully curated programs and events, we strive to provide unparalleled networking opportunities, enhance professional development, and promote a strong commitment to ethical practices within our growing membership.

The GSSA provides a safe space for graduate students to present the ideas, interests, and concerns of the members of the student body and serves as a liaison between the students, faculty, and administration. The GSSA facilitates communication and involvement among students through scheduled meetings, coordination of social and educational activities, and dissemination of necessary information. The GSSA is an organization that provides students with opportunities to promote Sociology within both the university and Hawaiʻi community at large through outreach, education, and fundraising. Another facet of the group is to provide support and guidance for incoming students and link students in the Sociology graduate program with other students and Sociology professionals locally, nationally, and internationally.

The purpose of this organization is to increase student understanding of harm reduction principles and practices in the context of addiction medicine and public health, with a particular focus on Hawaii-specific challenges and resources. A vital aspect of our aim is to include Indigenous and culturally-diverse approaches to the above-listed topics, in addition to a more Western-medicine and current standard of care lens. This group was founded in response to the ongoing and alarming national trends of opioid related morbidity and mortality, as well as the well-documented history and ongoing challenges relating to substance use in Hawai’i.

The International Business Organization (IBO) champions global awareness and professional growth through professional development events, global analysis workshops, study abroad aid, and more. By aligning with the Shidler College of Business’s mission of International Excellence, IBO cultivates a community of global-minded professionals, equipping its members to thrive in the diverse landscape of international business. Membership is open to all majors, and we encourage all students interested in International Business to join.

Establish a community for aerospace-related student projects and programs at the UHM and further the purposes and programs of AIAA.

The purpose of this organization shall be: A. To provide members with opportunities for academic, personal, and professional development so they may contribute effectively and ethically to society and their organizations B. To serve the community and develop conscientious members of the community through participation in civic activities C. To build unity within the club while establishing friendships and networks that extend beyond the college career D. To educate members about the opportunity provided by all sectors of the accounting industry. E. To aspire continuous improvement in all activities to ensure that members perform effectively in today’s business environment.

To provide opportunities for networking and career development for students interested in the Real Estate industry by serving as a medium between the student body, representatives, and organizations in the field of Real Estate.

A.The primary function of Alpha Omega Hawaii will be to provide students with the opportunity for spiritual growth by interacting with other students who are Christians at UH B. To encourage academic excellence C. Alpha Omega Hawaii aims to encourage members to uphold the standards held and established by the University policies.

Belly Dance RaQs was created to give students within the University of Hawai’i system an opportunity to learn about belly dance in a fun and safe environment. Belly dance is not only a great way to relieve stress, but provides a light to medium impact workout. Thus, the organization aims to improve student health and fitness as well. The belly dance community is non-judgmental, and open to all students and members of the UH community that might share an interest in learning a new dance form. The organization will create a strong sense of community among members, valuing and encouraging dancers of all experience levels and backgrounds.