List of Student Organizations
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Academic Business Organizations
American Marketing Association
President: Madesen Barnett - madesen.barnett@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Vicki Eveland - eveland_v@mercer.edu
The American Marketing Association (AMA) Mercer Macon Chapter is paving the way for marketing students to become educated and experienced marketers through resume-building opportunities, networking events, and marketing seminars. AMA Mercer Macon Chapter is dedicated to creating a strong community for marketers at Mercer University.
Delta Sigma Pi
President: Kalyn Baughn - Kalyn.R.Baughn@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Stephanie Howard - howard_sd@mercer.edu
The Alpha Tau Chapter of Delta Sigma Pi was established at Mercer University on March 26, 1927. Since that day, we have initiated over seven-hundred Brothers of Delta Sigma Pi. As the leading business fraternity at Mercer University, we offer student leaders the opportunity to grow and develop in the field of business
Financial Management Association
President: Rishabh Mandal - Rishabh.Mandal@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Charles Lambert - lambert_ca@mercer.edu
Financial Management Association International (FMA) is a global leader in developing and disseminating knowledge about financial decision making. FMA's mission is to broaden the common interests between academicians and practitioners, provide opportunities for professional interaction between and among academicians, practitioners and students, promote the development and understanding of basic and applied research and of sound financial practices, and to enhance the quality of education in finance.
Minorities in Business
President: Stephen Willis - Stephen.Albert.Willis@live.mercer.edu
Student Organization Email - mercerminoritiesinbusiness@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Brittny Johnson - johnson_bn@mercer.edu
Instagram: @mercermib1
Minorities in Business (MIB) is an undergraduate organization that strives to provide minorities in the Stetson-Hatcher School of Business with the tools and connections needed to grow and establish themselves in the professional world through speaker events, workshops, and professional business tours.
Sports Marketing & Analytic Club (SMAC)
Inactive
An organization for any students wishing to get into the world of Sports! We accept all students, especially with interest in selling, marketing, journalism, media, communications, event organization, philanthropy, and management. We take several trips during the year to meet with executives for major Atlanta teams in most of those fields. We’re a club based on leaving a Mercer imprint on the world of Professional sports, while building our individual networks.
Wall Street Bears
Inactive
The purpose of Wall Street Bears is to be an open forum on securities trading for Mercerians looking to learn or wanting to discuss financial news, trades, etc. Host a semester long mock stock picking simulation for pleasure and learning.
Academic Education Organizations
Mercer Educators in Action (MEIA)
President: Claire Bussler - claire.bussler@live.mercer.edu
Advisor: Dr. Sybil Keesbury - Keesbury_sa@mercer.edu
Mercer Educators in Action (MEIA) is for any students that are passionate about education. Whether you are an education major or just interested in education, this club is for you. Throughout the year, MEIA fundraises and holds on-campus drives to collect needed school supplies and children's books and hosts profit shares to raise money to buy supplies for local Title I schools.
https://www.instagram.com/meia_bears/
Academic Engineering Organizations
American Water Works Association (AWWA)
President: Sophia Germano - sophia.rose.germano@live.mercer.edu
Student Organization Email - awwa.mercer@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Adaline Buerck - buerck_am@mercer.edu
AWWA provides Mercer students with professional learning and networking opportunities in the fields of water science, engineering, and management. Members have the opportunity to receive scholarships, attend conferences, and invest in their future careers. The Mercer chapter of AWWA is affiliated with the internationally recognized organization of AWWA.
Mercer Prosthetics and Orthotics Club
President: Luis Santana - Luis.Antonio.Santana@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ha Van Vo - vo_hv@mercer.edu
Mercer Prosthetics and Orthotics Club consists of a group of students that are devoted to furthering knowledge and skills associated with rehabilitation. Our members are students, researchers, and volunteers seeking to share their passion for all things related to prostheses and orthotics. Members are involved in humanitarian efforts focusing on prosthetic/orthotic production, research, and awareness for the Mercer on Mission trip to Vietnam. MPOC members include anyone interested in the rehabilitation field, regardless of age, area of study, or past experience.
Mercer University American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Student Chapter
President: Mia Montero - mia.sabina.montero@live.mercer.edu , mercerasce@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Natalia Cardelino - cardelino_nh@mercer.edu
https://mercerasce.wixsite.com/website
Mercer ASCE brings civil and environmental engineering majors together for career opportunities, networking opportunities, and student support. We host events throughout the year to bring students together, as well as participate in volunteering activities and fun chapter events.
Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES)
President: Masha Popovic - Masha.Popovic@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Joanna Thomas - thomas_jl@mercer.edu
It shall be the purpose of BMES to be an organization for students who are devoted to developing and using engineering and technology to advance human health and well-being. BMES strives to build and support the biomedical engineering community, locally, nationally and internationally, with activities designed to communicate recent advances, discoveries, and inventions; promote education and professional development; and integrate the perspectives of the academic, medical, governmental, and business sectors.
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
President: Silas Williams - silas.mark.williams@live.mercer.edu
Advisor: Dr. Anthony Choi - choi_ta@mercer.edu
Linktree
IEEE is the world's largest technical professional organization dedicated to advancing technology for the benefit of humanity. In our chapter, students are given an opportunity to explore the applications of their engineering degree, while making real-world connections and building their resume. We hold events/workshops, travel to conventions, provide useful professional resources, & send members to competitions in order to prepare them for their career. If this sounds interesting to you click on the linktree link to connect with us..
Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers (IISE)
Inactive
The chapter is open to all ISE and IDM majors and comes with many benefits which include: Networking Opportunities, IISE Training Center includes special access to discounted training, continuing education and professional development. Some of the activities that you will have the opportunity to partake in as a member include: Community Service Events, University Regional Conferences, Fundraisers for the ISE department, Various activities to support Mercer’s School of Engineering
Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers
Inactive
Through STEM awareness, access, support, and development, SHPE transforms lives by assisting the Hispanic community to reach its greatest potential and make a positive effect on the world. This is SHPE mission and vision for our Mercer Bears.
Society for Technical Communication
Inactive
The Society for Technical Communication is a professional organization dedicated to the advancement of technical communication across all fields. The Mercer University student chapter is a professional organization dedicated to creating opportunities for students who are technical communication majors or minors.
Society of Women Engineers (SWE)
President: Rebecca Mullaly - Rebecca.Anne.Mullaly@live.mercer.edu
Student Organization Email - president.swe.mercer@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Sarah Bauer - bauer_sk@mercer.edu
Website
The Society of Women Engineers at Mercer University is a chapter of the national SWE organization. The goal of our organization is to provide a unique community and voice for women engineers on campus. We organize many professional development workshops, including resume building and interview skills, as well as plan networking events and site visits. By fostering a sense of solidarity among female engineers, we hope that we can be a great resource for many engineers, particularly those that are just beginning their studies. Our chapter sponsors many fundraisers and outreach programs within the Macon community.
The National Society of Black Engineers
President: Kyle Kayonga - Kyle.Milindi.Kayonga@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisors: Dr. Stephen Hill - hill_sd@mercer.edu
Organization Email - musbe.chapter@gmail.com
http://mercernsbe.wixsite.com/musbe
Instagram @Mercernsbe
LinkedIn: mu nsbe
The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) is a student - governed organization that supports and promotes the aspirations of collegiate and pre-collegiate students in engineering and technology. NSBE pride themselves on fulfilling the mission statement: "To Increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community."
The Student Chapter of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) at Mercer University
President: Shane Therani - shane.russell.tharani@live.mercer.edu
Organization Email - mercerasme24@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Chandan Roy - roy_ck@mercer.edu
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) chapter at Mercer University is a student-led organization dedicated to promoting professional development, technical skills, and community among aspiring mechanical engineers. Through hands-on projects, industry guest speakers, networking events, and regional competitions, we empower students to explore innovation, leadership, and collaboration in engineering. Our chapter is committed to fostering a supportive environment where members can grow academically, professionally, and personally.
Academic Health Organizations
American Medical Women's Association
Inactive
While there is roughly an equal number of men and women in medicine, female physicians make significantly less than male physicians and hold fewer academic and leadership positions. Women from many different backgrounds still face numerous obstacles entering a career in medicine. The Mercer University Pre-Medical Division of the American Medical Women's Association is committed to promoting women in medicine through medical seminars, medical school admissions workshops, and advocating for women’s health through service drives and events centered in the Macon community.
Association of Global Health
Co-President: Nadia Halefom & Joshua Jung - Nadia Email & Joshua Email
Advisor: Dr. Ryan Tokarz - tokarz_re@mercer.edu
Organization Email: muassociationofglobalhealth@gmail.com & associationofglobalhealth@mercer.edu
Instagram: https://instagram.com/muglobalhealth?igshid=MzRIODBiNWFIZA==
The Association of Global Health serves as a departmental organization for students who majoring in, minoring in, or are simple interested in Global Health Studies. The purpose of the Association of Global Health is to improve, educate, inform, and promote the principles of the Global Health Studies and to raise awareness about issue in Global Health. The Association Of Global Health seeks to achieve its goals through interactive and educational opportunities such as panels, simulation events, table events in the CSC and Cruz Plaza, its annual Global Health Week.
Association of Pre-Pharmacy Students (APPS)
President: Kayla Tran - kayla.tran@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Sylvia Bridges - bridges_ss@mercer.edu
Mercer Association of Pre-Pharmacy Students (APPS) is a pre-health organization focusing on pre-pharmacy students at Mercer. We strive to better prepare our members by helping to develop professional skills and propel these students on their pre-pharmacy journey. We do this by supporting and educating students regarding graduate school options, preparing students for the PCAT test, and providing opportunities for students to contribute to the Macon community through service projects.
Hispanic Health Organization
President: Dayanara Nicole Almendarez - dayanara.nicole.almendarez@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Jose Pino - PINO_JH@mercer.edu
The Hispanic Health Organization (HHO) offers opportunities for our members to reach out to the Hispanic community in Macon. HHO is open to all students interested in improving their cultural competency and language skills to prepare themselves for a future career in medicine that better serves the Hispanic community. Students can engage in both medicine and Spanish through meetings, cultural events, community outreach, and networking opportunities.
HOSA-Future Health Professionals
President: Nina Nwigwe - nina.chiamaka.nwigwe@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Dorothy Buchli - Buchli_dr@mercer.edu
HOSA – Future Health Professionals is a nationally and internationally recognized student-led organization for those passionate about pursuing careers in the health professions. HOSA is dedicated entirely to preparing students to become effective, compassionate, and resilient health professionals and leaders. Members gain access to exclusive volunteering opportunities, medical certification and training sessions, state and national scholarships, and more than 55 competitive and recognition events. HOSA also offers valuable leadership experiences at the local, state, and national levels, along with networking opportunities with healthcare partners and professionals. Health and medical schools seek well-rounded applicants who demonstrate academic achievement, leadership, and real-world experience. Through HOSA, students develop these essential qualities, making them strong candidates for future success in healthcare.
Mercer Athletic Training Club
President: Abby McLeod - Abey.Mcleod@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Rachel Johnson johnson_rs@mercer.edu
The purpose of the organization is to increase knowledge of the field of athletic training through various events, lectures, workshops and other activities.
Mercer Kinesiology-Exercise is Medicine Club
President: Carson Hulse - carson.david.hulse@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Heather Webb - webb_he@mercer.edu
The purpose of the Mercer Kinesiology-Exercise is Medicine (KIN-EIM) Club is to increase opportunities in the field of Kinesiology by providing networking and social opportunities for students. KIN-EIM Club is open to Mercer students of any and all majors.
Mercer Neuroscience Organization
President: Hailey Lemire - haileylemire36@gmail.com; hailey.nicole.lemire@live.mercer.edu
Student Organization Email - mercerneuroscienceorganization@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Anastasia Kerr-German - kerr-german_an@mercer.edu
The Mercer Neuroscience Organization serves to provide support and mentoring to both incoming and outgoing Neuroscience majors. We aim to provide students with the resources needed to connect textbook information to the real world using a combination of logical and empathetic thinking. In addition to academic events, we are also partnered with the College Prevention Project (CPP) to help educate the student population about the neurological effects of illegal drug use. We fundraise for local rehab centers around Macon and volunteer in the local area to try to help connect Mercer students our Macon community. Past events have included Mental Health First Aid Certification courses, game nights, study sessions, Q&A panels with professors, tabling on drug overdose prevention, Naloxone training, and so much more!
Mercer Pre-Medical Organization
President: Saher Lalani - saher.lalani@live.mercer.edu
Organization Email - mercerpremedical@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Dale Moore - moore_de@mercer.edu
Mercer Pre-Medical (MerPMed) is an organization for students interested in pursuing a career in medicine, dentistry, physician assistant, physical therapy, occupational therapy, nursing, veterinary, and other healthcare related professions. The purpose of MerPMed is to encourage students on their journey to a career in healthcare through educational resources including access to the organization’s personal library of healthcare graduate exam preparation books and services such as multiple pre-health track related information, how to apply to graduate schools, and exposure to guest speakers from various healthcare occupations. MerPMed offers monthly events including medical school tours, MCAT prep panels, and de-stressing events for all students interested in pursuing medicine. For more information, please request the constitution from the organization’s President.
Mercer University Pre-Nursing Organization
President: Fatima Kamara - fatima.zainabazaria.kamara@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Carol Bokros bokros_c@mercer.edu
Mercer University Pre-Nursing Organization is an undergraduate club for pre-nursing students to have a community that share interest in this field of healthcare. Within this community, students are able to network, provide and receive assistance in academics, TEAS examination, and participate in different campus activities.
National Society of Black Women in Medicine
President: Abiola Soboyejo - abiola.soboyejo@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Mechile Smith - smith_m2@mercer.edu
https://www.blackwomeninmedicine.org/
The National Society of Black Women in Medicine is a multi-disciplined organization that works to increase the recruitment and retention of Black women pursuing broad careers in medicine. We are committed to supporting future healthcare professionals and scientists in efforts to combat educational and professional racial inequities by promoting attainability through educational resources, unity, and mentorship.
Pre-Dental Club
Co- Presidents: Tanisha Narula and Mary Grace Nasr - tanisha.narula@live.mercer.edu; marygrace.nasr@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Caryn Seney - seney_cs@mercer.edu
Mercer University Pre-Dental Club is a student-led organization dedicated to supporting undergraduate students who are pursuing a career in dentistry. Our mission is to provide educational resources and hands-on opportunities. We also provide mentorship to help members navigate the dental school application process. We host guest speakers, dental school panels, community service events, and skill-building workshops to create a collaborative pre-dental community. Whether you're just exploring dentistry or already preparing to apply, the Pre-Dental Club is here to support you every step of the way.
Pre-Optometry Club
President: Lindsey Childs - lindsey.jordan.childs@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Anita Bhagat - bhagat_a@mercer.edu
The mission of the Pre-Optometry Club is to educate students about the optometry field and provide them with opportunities to gain experience, such as shadowing/volunteering. We are committed to providing learning experiences through guest speakers and opportunities to network with local optometrists.
Pre-Physician Assistant Association
President: Emily Bronsted - emily.hongyi.bronsted@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Emilianne Limbrick - limbrick_em@mercer.edu
The mission of the PPAA is to bring together Pre-Physician Assistant students to foster a supportive community and provide resources, information, and skill-building opportunity for the journey towards becoming a Physical Assistant. The organization will host monthly meetings featuring guest speakers, interactive activities, and service events designed to enhance professional development and encourage meaningful engagement among members.
Pre-SOMA
Inactive
Public Health at Mercer (PHAM)
President: Faith Ahukanna - Faith.Nnenna.Ahukanna@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Mary Mathis - MATHIS_MW@mercer.edu
PHAM (Public Health at Mercer) is a student organization dedicated to bringing together students who are passionate about public health and community well-being.
Through PHAM, students have the opportunity to earn public health-focused service hours, gain hands-on experience in the field, and deepen their understanding of current public health issues. The organization promotes awareness, education, and advocacy while providing meaningful opportunities for professional growth.
Members can participate in community outreach initiatives, service projects, health promotion activities, and discussions with public health professionals, allowing them to build valuable skills and connections within the public health sector.
Student National Medical Association-Minority Association of Premed Students(SNMA-MAPS)
President: Arya Prajapati- aryaprajapati1704@gmail.com,
arya.pravinkumar.prajapati@live.mercer.edu
Student Organization Email - mercermaps@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Keisha Callins - kcallins@chcsga.org
SNMA - MAPS provides underrepresented pre-medical students with knowledge and experiences that are prerequisites and concomitant to professional participation in the medical field. We work hard to help our members achieve their goals of gaining acceptance into medical school, diversifying the medical workforce, and becoming culturally competent physicians. Students can engage and learn about medicine through meetings, networking events, community service projects, mentorship programs, fundraisers, lectures, etc. We hope to inspire and support future healthcare professionals throughout their pre-health journey by providing and acting as a resource for members. This organization is open to students of all races, gender, and ethnicities.
Academic Humanities Organizations
Mercer Literary Society
President: Jacob Hossler - jacob.owen.hossler@live.mercer.edu
Advisor: David Davis - davis_da@mercer.edu
The Mercer Literary Society provides students interested in English and creative writing with a space to freely and openly discuss their own creative work, engage in critical and sincere discussions of literature, and to add a sense of community to the English and Creative Writing departments.
The Great Books Student Council
President: Madeleine Pardue - madeleine.hope.pardue@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Abigail Dowling - dowling_ap@mercer.edu
Organization Email: greatbooksstudentcouncil@gmail.com
The Great Books Student Council aims to foster a sense of community within the Great Books program by hosting events such as the Great Books Games and Great Books Senior Banquet. We also strive to create opportunities for students and faculty to continue the rich discussion that is incited by the Great Books curriculum outside the classroom. The organization is open to students in both the Great Books program and Integrative Studies program. (Previously known as The Great Books Student Advisory Board)
Academic Language Organizations
La Mesa (Spanish Table Talks)
President: Liam Donovan - liam.alexander.donovan@live.mercer.edu
Organization - spanishtabletalkmu@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Libertad Aranza - aranza_l@mercer.edu
https://instagram.com/muspanishtabletalk?igshid=OGQ2MjdiOTE=
La Mesa, also known as Spanish Table Talk, is a student-led campus organization that is interested in fostering a safe space for all those connected to Mercer to engage in speaking Spanish. Whether you haven't taken Spanish in five years or it is your first language, all are welcome to join! You will be engaged in conversation, games, and fun. We can't wait to see you at la Mesa!
Le Cercle Francais (Mercer French Club)
President: Ellen Jones- ellen.rose.jones@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Elise Bouley - Bouley_e@mercer.edu
Le Cercle Français is the official French club of Mercer University. Devoted to the interests of the French language and culture, the club seeks a more active student participation in all things français. Events are held monthly, featuring National French Week celebrations. For more information, please contact club officers or like us on Instagram at mercer.french.
Mercer Latin Club
Inactive
The Mercer University Latin Club spreads the knowledge of Classical civilizations by integrating Greco-Roman culture into themed activities, such as games, contests with prizes, and movies, corresponding with festivals and events of antiquity.
https://instagram.com/mercer.latin.club?igshid=1b1nu4od5wm8i
Mercer Mandarin
President: Angela Chen - angela.chen@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Miao Marone - marone_mw@mercer.edu
https://www.instagram.com/mercer.mandarin?igsh=OWwxeTZkbG1hYnRr
Mercer Mandarin provides an accessible, helpful, and entertaining community on Mercer University's campus for Mandarin language learners and enthusiasts, regardless of skill level. This club is open to all students and highly encouraged for those taking Mandarin courses here at Mercer. Multiple cultural celebrations and festivals are held each year!
Mercer University Spanish Club (MUSC)
President: Monica Hernandez - monica.hernandez@live.mercer.edu
Student Organization Email - merceruniversityspanish@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Fernando Palacios - palacios_jf@mercer.edu
https://linktr.ee/muspanishclub
Spanish Club is a student-run organization that engages in many exciting activities to promote the Spanish language and the Hispanic/Latino culture. The Spanish Club at Mercer University is dedicated to providing educational opporttunities outside of the classroom for those interested in the Spanish language and culture. The organization is open to any student who knows or is learning the Spanish language, but also anyone who desires to learn more about the Hispanic/Latino culture.
Academic Law, Pre-Graduate/Pre-Professional Organizations
Mercer Mock Trial
President: Alexina Harvey - alexina.christine.harvey@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Lori Johnson - Johnson_la@mercer.edu
Organization email: Merceruniversitymocktrial@gmail.com
Mercer Mock Trial is a competitive academic club that simulates real courtroom proceedings, allowing students to take on the roles of attorneys and witnesses in a fictional legal case. Participants prepare legal arguments, examine and cross-examine witnesses, and present their cases before a panel of judges or attorneys who score their performance. Combining elements of law, public speaking, and critical thinking, Mock Trial provides students with hands-on experience in trial advocacy while fostering teamwork, professionalism, and a deeper understanding of the justice system.
Mercer Pre-Law Chapter of Black Law Students Association (BLSA)
President: Syanna Bailey - syanna.christinamae.bailey@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Lori Johnson - johnson_la@mercer.edu
The mission of the national chapter is to increase the number of culturally responsible Black and minority attorneys who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact the community. The purpose of Pre-Law BLSA shall be to articulate and promote the needs and goals of Black pre-law students, focus on developing relationships between Black pre-law students and the Black attorneys in the Macon community, instill in Black pre-law students a greater awareness and commitment to the needs of the Black community, and encourage Black pre-law students to pursue careers in law and in the judiciary.
Model UN
President: Cyrus Rahmani- cyrusrahmani@yahoo.com
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Phoebe Moon - moon_p@mercer.edu
Mercer Model UN is a simulation organization that researches and prepares information on international policy which is then used in national conferences around the country. As a collegiate Model UN, we meet on a weekly basis to become more knowledgeable about these international conflicts and then travel to discuss and debate them with other university teams in conference settings.
Pre-Law Society
President: Jocelyn Ramirez - jocelyn.yaretzi.ramirez@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Lori Johnson - johnson_la@mercer.edu
The mission of the Pre-Law Society is to provide opportunities for students to learn more about the LSAT, law school, and legal profession. They can meet law school officials, lawyers, judges, and other figures. The society also offers LSAT training and other law related activities.
Instagram: @mercerprelaw
Academic Social Sciences Organizations
Mercer Anthropology Club
President: Taylor Parker - taylor.marie.parker@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Natalie Bourdon - bourdon_nj@mercer.edu
Anthropology Club seeks to help people build a better understanding of the discipline of anthropology, and the significance of its applications in your daily life and career. Anthropology has multiple subfields and hyper-specific applications, so regardless of interests or major, everyone can find an area of anthropology that suits them.
Mercer Psychology Club
President: Daniel Browne - daniel.mahaliya.browne@live.mercer.edu
Student Organization Email - mercerpsychclub@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Dorothy Buchli - Buchli_DR@Mercer.Edu
Psych Club welcomes all students with an interest in psychology, regardless of declared major or minor. We welcome students to join us for discussions ranging from various psychology fields and topics, psychology research, post-graduate school opportunities related to psychology, and more!
M.I.N.D.Matters
President: Hayle Alemany - Hayle.Shanell.Alemany@live.mercer.edu
Student Organization Email - mipmercer@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Sara Appleby - appleby_sc@mercer.edu
https://linktr.ee/m.i.pmercer?utm_source=qr_code
The M.I.N.D.Matters is dedicated to tackling issues that are faced by minority groups; such as their access to mental health services, the discrimination faced by those with mental illness, and the general stigma that remains against mental illnesses and mental health services. Along with that, we are dedicated to showcasing career paths in psychology for all who are interested. Join us as educate, advocate, and serve those with mental health needs in underrepresented communities.
Sociology and Criminal Justice Club
Inactive
This club aims to foster a spirit for sociology and criminal justice on Mercer's campus for students who are majoring, minoring, or just interested in these disciplines! For all who are interested in discussing solutions to social problems by putting the discoveries of sociology and criminal justice into action, this is the club for you!
Academic STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) Organizations
American Chemical Society
President: Kunj Patel - Kunj.02.Patel@live.mercer.edu
Advisor: Kerry Strickland - strickland_km@mercer.edu
Mercer University Student Affiliate Chapter of the American Chemical Society. ACS is a congressionally chartered independent membership organization which represents professionals at all degree levels and in all fields of chemistry and sciences that involve chemistry.
American Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
President: Kathryn McLagan - Kathryn.Anna.Mclagan@live.mercer.edu ; kathrynamclagan@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: David Goode - Goode_dr@mercer.edu
The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology is a nonprofit organization that aims to advance scientific research, provide professional development, and promote education of biochemistry and molecular biology. Mercer University's ASBMB Student Chapter aims to support students studying and/or interested in these sciences through meetings, educational resources, and networking opportunities.
Mercer Math Club
President: McKayla Beldyk - mckayla.nancy.beldyk@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Lee Troupe - troupe_lt@mercer.edu
We celebrate math and admire it's beauty together, sometimes with math presentations, but mostly with meetings and pizza! All are welcome!
Society of Physics Students
President: Mariah Ellis - mariah.lorean.ellis@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Frank McNally - mcnally_ft@mercer.edu
The Society of Physics Students (SPS) is a professional association explicitly designed for students and their advisers. Membership, through collegiate chapters, is open to anyone interested in physics. The only requirement for membership is that you be interested in physics. Besides physics majors, our members include majors in astronomy, chemistry, computer science, engineering, geology, mathematics, medicine, and other fields. SPS is open to everyone.
Women in Math and Science (WIMS)
President: Melinda Belen - melinda.elaine.belen@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Kerry Strickland - strickland_km@mercer.edu
Organization Email: wims.mercer@gmail.com
https://instagram.com/mercerwims?utm_source=qr&igshid=NGExMmI2YTkyZg%3D%3D
Women in Science and Mathematics (WIMS) at Mercer University is a student-led organization dedicated to empowering women pursuing careers in STEM fields. WIMS fosters a supportive community through mentorship, academic collaboration, and leadership development. The organization hosts events such as guest speaker panels, networking opportunities, and hands-on workshops that celebrate women's contributions to science and mathematics. Recognizing the importance of balance, WIMS also prioritizes wellness by organizing de-stressing activities and social gatherings.
Academic Music Organizations
Kappa Kappa Psi - Xi Mu Chapter
President: Gabrielle Register - gabrielle.macie.register@live.mercer.edu
Chapter Advisor- Dr. Nathan Gay - gay_nd@mercer.edu
Organization email - kappakappapsimercer@gmail.com
Kappa Kappa Psi National Honorary Band Fraternity is a greek life organization for students who are in an instrumental ensemble on the Macon campus. The group focuses on serving the bands at Mercer and the Macon community.
Club Sports / Recreation
Bears on a Run
President: Sebastian Blanco- sebastian.alejandro.blanco@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor - Natalie Bourdon bourdon_nj@mercer.edu
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mercerrunningclub/
Back Country Bears
President: Alexander Bergfeld - Alexander.john.bergfeld@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor - Adam Penland - penland_a@mercer.edu
Welcome to the Backcountry Bears where our goal is to help teach others about wildlife, go on adventures and learn more about the great outdoors!
Mercer Ballroom Dance Club
Presidents: Raven Dupree - ravend0721@gmail.com
Organization Email - mercerballroomdanceclub@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor - Julie Petherbridge petherbrid_j@mercer.edu
https://mercerballroomdanc.wixsite.com/website
Mercer Ballroom Dance Club is an athletic club at Mercer University. The Club meets on Mondays at 8:00 PM and teaches different styles of ballroom dance such as the Cha-Cha, Swing, Tango, Waltz, and many more. No prior experience is needed, whether it is your first time or you are a veteran-all are welcome. The club is free and anyone is allowed to join. We regularly schedule dances at Mercer and attend local dances around Macon and Atlanta.
Fencing Club
President: Mary Emma Ridley - mary.emmanuelle.ridley@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: James Taylor - wrfs@hotmail.com
The Mercer University Fencing Club, founded in 2015, provides a place for students to practice and compete in all three weapons of Olympic Fencing - foil, epee, and sabre. We work closely with the Warner Robins Fencing Society and regularly host and compete in tournaments. No previous experience is necessary - we will gladly teach beginning fencers everything they need to know!
Mercer Climbing Club
President: Kaylyn Rouse - Aubrey.Kaylyn.Rouse@live.mercer.edu
Advisor: Jeffrey Hugdahl - hugdahl_jd@mercer.edu
The Mercer Climbing Club, founded in 2025, allows students to learn about and become active rock climbers. We partner with Macon Rocks climbing gym in downtown Macon to allow students the opportunity to climb as part as a club.
Mercer Club Tennis
President: Mark Summers - mark.barr.summers@live.mercer.edu; markcj.725@gmail.com
Organization Email - tennisclubmercer@gmail.com
Advisor: Todd Smith - smith_bt@mercer.edu
A place to play tennis with fellow Mercer students, open to all skill levels, including if you’re trying to play for the first time (or have played for years). Whether you’re looking for a competitive match-play, casual games, or just a great community, club tennis is the place for you! All practices are optional and low-commitment. We also, optionally, travel to tournaments, playing other schools.
If you have any questions, DM us on Instagram, @mercerclubtennis!
Mercer Men's Club Volleyball
President: Junior Castelo - Ulises.castelo@live.mercer.edu
Advisor: Zyterrious Hudson - Zyterrious.Jadakiss.Hudson@live.mercer.edu
Mercer Disc Golf
President: Henry Kashin - henry.barr.kashin@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Micheal Marcoux - marcoux_ma@mercer.edu
Providing opportunities for anyone interested in playing or learning about disc golf regardless of experience. Disc golf is one of the fastest growing sports in the world, and we are trying to expand the sport in Macon and at Mercer. Any student is welcome to come out and play with other students no matter what skill level. You can play with more experienced players and learn about different techniques or just play for fun. We play on a variety of courses in the Macon and Warner Robins area and practice throwing on campus. All events are optional. Starting disc can be provided depending on the players at the time.
Mercer Esports
Inactive
Mercer Esports is a club sport that provides students a venue to compete in Esports. The club will be available to students who have a desire for competitive video gaming and for students who play video games casually that wish to play games competitively in the future. The club mainly has players consisting of Rocket League players however we are open to other games as well! Please contact Dr. Jeff Pullen for further questions.
Mercer Men's Club Basketball
President: Cameron Jackson - cameron.elijah.jackson@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Joseph Keene - keene_jd@mercer.edu
Club basketball is an organization where you can develop your basketball skills and knowledge of the game. We have practices every week and scrimmages all throughout the year. This is a club where members can enjoy their time and have fun all while meeting new people and making new friends. We also have a competitive team where we travel to play in different tournaments. The main goal if this club is to enjoy the beautiful game of basketball and of course win games. We would love to have you whether you want to play recreationally or competitively.
Mercer Club Soccer
President: Ahmad Shehu - ahmad.sule.shehu@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Marcus Reddick - reddick_md@mercer.edu
Mercer Overwatch
President: Hiccup Seney - hiccup.seney@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Francesca Rollins - rollins_f@mercer.edu
Mercer University’s Overwatch Organization includes both a Varsity team, which competes in collegiate events, and Junior Varsity team, which competes in an amateur league. Each team is overseen by highly qualified coaches who sport highly prolific, professional careers.
Mercer Swim Club
President: Hailey Streetman - hailey.streetman@live.mercer.edu
Advisor: Dr. Crescent Rainwater - Rainwater_cs@mercer.edu
The Mercer Swim Club is a great place to hone your swimming skills, get in shape, and have fun doing it! We compete in meets around Georgia and the southeast. Last year we competed at Auburn, Georgia Tech, and Emory. Our goal is not only ro compete and win, but also to have fun and bond with fellow teammates. The only thing we require is knowledge of how to swim at least one stroke.
Mercer University Pickleball Club
President: Andy Yin - Andy.Yin@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Rachael Goodman - Goodman_rg@mercer.edu
Mercer University Pickleball is a club-sport that will allow Mercer students to connect by playing and competing against each other the sport. The goals of this club is to deliver a competitive environment within the University and promote a healthy lifestyle for Mercer students.
Mercer Women's Club Basketball
President: Syanna Bailey - syanna.christinamae.bailey@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Amber Ingram - ingram_am@mercer.edu
Mercer Women’s Club Basketball members train and practice to compete against other University club teams.
Mercer Women's Club Soccer
President: Lila Hunt - lila.hope.hunt@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Shonteria Johnson - johnson_sl@mercer.edu
An organization for female students who are interested in playing college soccer, but not at a collegiate level (all levels of play invited).
Mercer Wrestling Club
President: Luis Santana - Luis.Antonio.Santana@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Garrido - garrido_jl@mercer.edu
Organization Email - mercerwrestlingclub@gmail.com
Mercer Wrestling Club will host workouts, drills, and live rounds dedicated to the sport of wrestling. Workouts are held based on a tentative schedule based on our member's availability. More information will be updated on our instagram and discord.
Due to Wrestling's competitive nature, competition and team members (male and female teams) will be considered based on the level of commitment to practice, weight-cut, attendance and any further requirements. Nonetheless, everyone is welcome to practice. Skills and weight class will be divided for members during drilling and live rounds, and level of intensity is purely based on the individual.
MU Badminton
President: Angela Chen - Angela.Chen@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Bich Nguyen - nguyen_b@mercer.edu
The Mercer University Badminton Club, provides a friendly enviroment for students to play badminton on campus. Members will also have the opportunity to travel and compete in tournaments. All are welcome regardless of prior skills. We are also providing badminton rackets for members.
Rangreli
President: Seher Lalani - murangreli2015@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Alana Alvarez - alvarez_av@mercer.edu
MU Rangreli is recognized as a competitive all-inclusive South Asian Fusion Dance Team! We compete at an intercollegiate level and share our enthusiasm and creativity to the circuit. We hope to create a community of hard-work, life-long friendship, focus, passion and culture. We perform in many on-campus and off-campus events, spreading our love of dance and our culture to all! We enjoy learning new dance styles such as Bhangra, Contemporary, Hiphop, south, classical, and bolly, We enjoy evolving together as a team and are always looking for members!
3v3 Basketball Club
President: Arthur Resende Bringhenti - Arthur.ResendeBringhenti@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Zyterrious Hudson - hudson_z@mercer.edu
The Mercer 3v3 Basketball Club provides a recreational and inclusive space for students of all skill levels to play organized basketball, promoting teamwork, sportsmanship, physical activity, and social interaction.
Faith-Based
A.G.A.P.E. Campus Ministry
President: Tochi Okwuadigbo - tochi.okwuadigbo@live.mercer.edu
Student Organization Emial - mercer.agape@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Dominique Johnson - djohnson@akingdomlife.org
AGAPE is an interdenominational campus outreach ministry.
AGAPE seeks to be an instrument of Christ in drawing students and equipping them for spiritual warfare by providing an atmosphere of true worship and holiness by teaching the word of God.
Baptist Collegiate Ministries
President: Chris Reason - reason07c@gmail.com , christopher.a.reason@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Andrew Pounds - Pounds_aj@mercer.edu
Mercer's Baptist Collegiate Ministries (BCM) is a is a student-led campus ministry that strives to personally know Jesus Christ and are committed to helping the Mercer community find God through missions, discipleship, and fellowship. We feel God has put us here to reveal His truths to the people around us.
Bears Engaged Across Religions (BEARs)
Inactive
Bears Engaged Across Religions, BEARs, is an organization with the mission of encouraging positive inter-religious dialogue. As an organization, we strive to provide opportunities for students to learn about religions other than their own through educational, yet interactive programs. Past programming includes visiting a diverse array of religious sites, speakers on religious topics, and educational fairs in which students can discuss religion broadly with other students who take part in different world religions. Overall, BEARs' main mission is to create learning environments that allow for positive and beneficial dialogue across religions.
Cru
Inactive
Cru is a national organization with one goal: to know Jesus and to make Him known. Cru has over 100 campus ministries all over the country to share God's love with college kids everywhere!
Delight Ministries
President: Alyssa Ansley -alyssacansley@gmail.com; alyssa.c.ansley@live.mercer.edu
Organization Email: delightmerceruniversity@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Samantha Murfree - murfree_sw@mercer.edu
Website: https://www.delightministries.com
Delight is a nationwide ministry that invites college women into Christ-centered community that fosters vulnerability and transforms stories.
Insta: @delight_mercer
Time: Tuesdays at 7:30 PM
Where: Newton Chapel
ELF
President: Colton Barber - colton.blane.barber@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor:Dr. Matt Harper - harper_mjz@mercer.edu
Episcopal Lutheran fellowship is an inclusive group focused on community, service, and acceptance. We have a goal to support and celebrate each other for who we are, as we grow in God’s love.
Fellowship Of Christian Athletes
President: Isabelle Parrett - Isabelle.Mae.Parrett@live.mercer.edu
Advisor: Carl Rausch - rausch_cw@mercer.edu
Christian community for athletes on campus.
Mercer Catholic Campus Ministry
President: Emma Altermatt - emma.christen.altermatt@live.mercer.edu
Advisor: Father Fred Williams - frwilliams@st-joseph.cc
https://mercerccm.wordpress.com/
We used to be known as Catholic Newman Ministry, now Catholic Campus Ministry.
Mercer Catholic Campus Ministry is a religious organization meant to help students evolve in their faith.
CCM provides mass, bible studies, praise & worship, and many other exciting activities & services on/off campus to allow students an opportunity for growth in faith, fellowship, leadership, and more as they take on college.
While primarily targeted to Catholic students, the organization is open to all college students of all faiths to help share and foster Christian ideals.
Muslim Student Association
President: Aaliyah Olaoye - aaliyah.oyenike.olaoye@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Amro Khasawneh - khasawneh_an@mercer.edu
Muslim Student Association is an organization open to people of all faiths for congregating to learn about Islam, ask questions, and even clear any misconceptions. By learning from each other and facilitating the acquisition of knowledge, we intend to help promote peace, harmony and an appreciation for both differences and similarities across religions, cultures, languages, etc. We have discussions on a variety of topics including religion, cultures, societal issues, science, inter-faith analysis (similarities and differences between the Abrahamic faiths), poetry, literature and arts. Various events and activities are organized to commemorate holidays and also shed light on different cultural practices.
Reformed University Fellowship (RUF)
President: Anugrah Dethe - anugrah.shekhar.dethe@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Tom Scott - scott_jt@mercer.edu
Reformed University Fellowship (RUF) has been a Christian ministry at Mercer since 1988. We offer a community for any and all students, from committed Christian to curious skeptics. We welcome your questions and strive to cultivate an environment that thoughtfully engages with Christian doctrines to deepen the faith and friendships of college students. Our weekly large group meetings occur on Wednesday nights at 8:30PM at First Presbyterian Church (682 Mulberry Street). We'd love for you to join us! If you have questions, please reach out to our campus minister, Marlin Harris, at marlin.harris@ruf.org.
UKirk
President: Sarah Katherine Williams- sarah.katherine.williams@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Bryan Whitfield - WHITFIELD_BJ@mercer.edu
https://ukirk.org/locations/ukirk-macon/
UKirk is a campus ministry, sponsored by the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), dedicated to feeding Mercer Students, spiritually and physically, by gathering around the table each week, sharing a meal, growing as disciples of Christ, and together creating a supportive community and a judgement free zone.
Wesley of Macon
President: Joana Mazariegos - Joana.Mazariegos@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Hannah Pye - wesleyofmacon@gmail.com
Organization Email - wesleyofmacon@gmail.com
Wesley Foundation is a ministry of The United Methodist Church that is designed to reach students from all walks of life and religious traditions. Our hope is to share in the love of Christ, grow together in faith, and go into the World sharing our lives and faith with whoever we meet. Wesley Foundation of Macon seeks to be a spiritual home for all college-aged students in Macon, allowing students to grow spiritually by worshiping freely, following Christ, and serving impactfully. We provide a space where all college-aged young adults can worship, explore faith, and grow in community, regardless of school or stage of life. Wesley has a ministry presence on the three campuses in Macon: Mercer University, Wesleyan College, and Middle Georgia State University. We meet Tuesday nights at 8pm!
Young Life
President: Matthew Saint- matthew.austin.saint@live.mercer.edu
Advisor: John Sharp - johnsharp11@gmail.com
We are a non-profit connecting Mercer Students to high schoolers in the Macon community for faith based mentoring.
Governance
Residence Hall Association (RHA)
Inactive
The Residence Hall Association seeks to develop a sense of pride and community within residence halls, make living more enjoyable for residents, and promote a healthy living environment for residents. RHA strives to achieve these goals by providing large scale educational and social programs, actively participating in community service, improving hall facilities, representing student ideas and issues to the administration, attending state, regional, and national conferences, and providing opportunities for student leadership.
https://residencelife.mercer.edu/macon/resources/rha/
Student Conduct Board
Office of Student Conduct Resolution
The Office of Student Conduct Resolution serves the Mercer University community by defining, interpreting, enforcing and educating students on the university's judicial policy and procedures while promoting intellectual growth, social responsibility, healthy behaviors, and respect for the community through its process.
Student Government Association (SGA)
President: Ceazia Wright - Ceazia.Wright@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Doug Pearson - pearson_dr@mercer.edu
Organization Email - sga@mercer.edu
The Student Government Association of Mercer University represents and promotes student interest while serving as a liaison between the students and the administration, faculty, and staff. SGA is the outlet for Mercer students to enact change and make this University uniquely molded to the form of its students. Composed of 6 standing committees, an executive board, and 25 senators, the Senate body meets weekly to discuss issues and pass legislation to enhance student life on campus. Our committees focus on a wide-range of campus issues, including academics, campus improvements, Mercer traditions, and connections between Mercer and the Macon community.
Honor Society
Alpha Epsilon Delta (AED)
President: Ria Tamrakar - Ria.Tamrakar@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Carol Bokros - bokros_c@mercer.edu
https://georgiaepsilonaed.com/
https://aednational.com/about-us/board-of-directors/
Alpha Epsilon Delta (AED) is the National Health Preprofessional Honor Society dedicated to the encouragement and recognition of excellence in preprofessional health scholarship. The Georgia Epsilon chapter was installed at Mercer University in 2011. Our Society welcomes all students engaged in the pursuit of professional development. Likewise, AED provides a forum for students with common interests and extends a program of service to benefit the college/university community.
Alpha Psi Omega
President: Megan Bullock- megan.elizabeth.bullock@live.mercer.edu
Student Organization Email - mercerapo@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Francesca Rollins - rollins_f@mercer.edu
Alpha Psi Omega (APO) is a national theatre honor society, and the largest national honor society in the United States. Any students who are interested in Mercer’s theatre program, including those who are not theatre majors or minors, are invited to work towards eligibility. The only requirements to join are meeting a minimum number of points (earned through participating in productions and events) and having been a Mercer student for at least three semesters.
Instagram: @mercerapo.zeta_pi
Beta Alpha Psi
President: Jimmy Jones- Jimmy.N.Jones@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Stephanie Morris - Morris_sb@mercer.edu
Beta Alpha Psi (BAP) promotes the study and practice of professional business fields, provides opportunities for self-development through professional events and community service, as well as encourages a sense of ethical, social, and business responsibilities.
Golden Key International Honor Society
Inactive
https://goldenkey.org/chapter/?id=203
Golden Key is the world's largest collegiate honor society. Membership into the Society is by invitation only and applies to the top 15% of college and university sophomores, juniors and seniors, as well as top-performing graduate students in all fields of study, based solely on their academic achievements. As an international honor society with more than 400 chapters at colleges and universities around the world, Golden Key is committed to a high standard of scholastic achievement, and an ethos of integrity, innovation, respect, collaboration and diversity. With more than 2 million members, including honoraries like Desmond Tutu, Elie Wiesel and Bill Clinton, Golden Key carries an esteemed legacy of achievement. Members are a community with a linkage to widely respected individuals and ideals … all part of the continuum of excellence. Golden Key offers its members exclusive opportunities and connections through over half a million dollars in scholarships and awards, partnerships with major corporations, career advancement and graduate programs. The Society also works with university faculty and administrators to develop and maintain one of the highest standards of education in the world.
Iota Iota Iota
Inactive
Iota Iota Iota, also known as Triota, is the national women's and gender studies honor society. Triota was founded in 1985 at the Metropolitan State University of Denver Gender Institute for Teaching and Advocacy and has grown to 108 chapters throughout the United States.
Triota strives to maintain the feminist values to encourage diversity, egalitarianism, and supportive academic environments for all students. At our chapter, Gamma Delta, we host community and services events, support initiatives around the county and state, distribute academic feminist research and information, and bring guest speakers to campus community. All events and engagements will be announced ahead of time on our website and social media.
Mu Phi Epsilon
President: Savannah Legg - savannah.elainerosalee.legg@live.mercer.edu
Organization email: mpe.deltatau.mercer@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Kuyong - yoo_k@mercer.edu
Mu Phi Epsilon's purposes are to recognize scholarship and musicianship and to develop a bond of friendship among members. Its aim is to advance music in the community, in the nation, and in the world through the promotion of musicianship, scholarship, and music education with an emphasis on service through music.
National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH)
Inactive
The National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH) is an honor society consisting of driven student leaders living on campus. The NRHH works closely with the RHA and Office of Housing & Residence Life to promote a thriving residential community. We celebrate and recognize outstanding student leaders who embody excellence in leadership, recognition, and service within their community and staff who go above and beyond and make a difference in the lives of their fellow Mercerians. Inductees of the NRHH are valued for their outstanding contribution as a member of their residential community. NRHH is committed to recognizing student leaders currently living in the residence halls (including the Lofts). We aim to strengthen residence hall communities for the future. In addition to this, NRHH provides service opportunities for members to help organize and gain leadership experience.
Nu Rho Psi, Eta Chapter of Georgia
President: Riddhi Maheshwari - riddhi.maheshwari@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Katherine Northcutt - northcutt_kv@mercer.edu
Nu Rho Psi is the only nationally-recognized honor society in the area of brain research. The study of the brain is one of the noblest of academic pursuits because a deep and true understanding of the principles by which the brain works contributes directly to the quality of our lives and the well-being of future generations.
Order of Omega
President: Alexander Marshall - alexander.marshall@live.mercer.edu
Student Organization Email - mercerorderofomega@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Meredith Keating White - keatingwhite_me@mercer.edu
Order of Omega is a leadership honor society for members of Fraternity & Sorority organizations. Order of Omega recognizes upperclassmen who have exemplified high standards in the areas of scholarship, leadership, involvement within their respective organization and within the Fraternity/Sorority, campus, and local community. Members share the common goal of recognizing the many outstanding student leaders at their institution. Mercer University holds the Alpha Pi Chapter.
Phi Eta Sigma
President: Keerthi Athota - keerthi.athota@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Tony Kemp - kemp_t@mercer.edu
https://aas.mercer.edu/student-resources/first-year-at-mercer/phi-eta-sigma/
Phi Eta Sigma is the oldest and largest honor society for first-year college students, with more than 300 chapters and 700,000 inducted members across the country. Lifetime membership is conferred upon first-year students who 1) have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.5 on a 4.0 scale at the close of any full-time curricular period during their first year and 2) complete the necessary membership forms. Members are also eligible for scholarships and awards awarded through the national scholarship committee.
Phi Kappa Phi
Inactive
Phi Kappa Phi is more than a line on a résumé. The nation’s oldest and most selective multidisciplinary collegiate honor society initiates approximately 30,000 members a year on 300 campuses in the United States and the Philippines.
More than 1.5 million members have joined its ranks since Phi Kappa Phi’s founding in 1897 at the University of Maine. It is a global network of the best and brightest, a community of scholars and professionals building an enduring legacy for all generations.
Pi Sigma Alpha Honor Society
President: Cameron Nixon - Cameron.Richardson.Nixon@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Benjamin Hoyt - hoyt_bj@mercer.edu
Tau Beta Pi Honor Society
President: Cynthia Gaddam - Cynthia.S.Gaddam@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Stephen Hill - hill_sd@mercer.edu
Tau Beta Pi is the nation's oldest engineering honor society and the only one representing the entire engineering profession. Founded at Lehigh University in 1885, the Society recognizes engineering students and alumni who exemplify outstanding scholarship, exemplary character, and a commitment to integrity, leadership, and service. With 257 collegiate chapters, 51 alumni chapters, and more than 640,000 initiated members, Tau Beta Pi fosters academic excellence, professional development, and lifelong engagement in the engineering community. Members are dedicated to upholding the highest standards of the engineering profession while making meaningful contributions to their campuses and communities.
Theta Alpha Kappa
President: Noah Porter - noah.lee.porter@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Paul Lewis - lewis_pa@mercer.edu
The Religion Department sponsors a chapter of Theta Alpha Kappa, the only national honor society dedicated to recognizing student academic excellence in the fields of religious studies and theology. Our chapter, established in 1998, is one of more than 250 chapters across the country.
TriBeta Biology Honor Society
President: Hailey Lemire - hailey.nicole.lemire@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Spencer Smith - smith_sg@mercer.edu
Tri-Beta is an academic honor society for individuals who are interested in the field of Biology and have academically performed well in the subject area. We help fund biological research through the yearly Tri-Beta Research Scholarship Fund and lead trips to biological conventions to present research findings. There are also various social and biology-based events hosted by the club throughout the year. The club is open to all majors so long as the prerequisite classes are met for full membership.
Media / Arts
Collegiate National Association for Music Educators (CNAFME)
President: Anna Grace Martin - anna.grace.martin@live.mercer.edu
Advisor: Dr. Brittan Braddock - Braddock_ba@mercer.edu
National Association for Music Education (NAfME), among the world's largest arts education organizations, is the only association that addresses all aspects of music education. NAfME advocates at the local, state, and national levels; provides resources for teachers, parents, and administrators; hosts professional development events; and offers a variety of opportunities for students and teachers. NAfME Collegiate Chapters aid members in networking opportunities and help provide educational resources that will be useful to future music educators.
Craft and Chat Club
President: Olivia Ramirez -olivia.rose.ramirez@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Rosalind Simsom - simson_rs@mercer.edu
The purpose of the Craft and Chat Club is to provide an outlet for students to destress and foster meaningful connections by engaging in handcrafted projects. Please contact the president to express interest! We welcome all Mercer students, regardless of crafting experience.
MU Fiber Arts
President: Aneesa Ali Aneesa.Leanna.Ali@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Erin McClenathan mcclenathan_ee@mercer.edu
MU Fiber Arts is a student club focused on exploring a variety of fiber art mediums, including crochet, knitting, punch needling, and embroidery. The club offers a welcoming space for students of all skill levels to build their skills, share ideas, and express creativity. Through workshops, group projects, and community activities, members can learn from each other and connect through a shared interest in fiber arts.
Mercer Art Club
President: Katie Goller - katieagoller@gmail.com; kathryn.ann.goller@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Eric O'Dell - ODELL_EM@mercer.edu
Organization Email: themercerartclub@gmail.com
We are happy to announce that the Mercer Art Club has officially been reactivated. The club is designed to offer a place for students to relax and explore their creativity and imagination through art. We invite you to come and meet fellow Mercer artists.
Mercer Association of Black Journalists
Inactive
Mercer Association of Black Journalists (MABJ) is an organization that connects journalism students, especially students of color, to come together to network, learn technical skills and get in touch with job opportunities while discussing matters in the field that affect minorities. MABJ is open to students seeking a Journalism major or minor, as well as specializations in related areas such as Media Studies, Communications, Public Relations, and more media-related specializations.
Mercer Bearitones
Inactive
The Mercer Bearitones are a co-ed a cappella music ensemble. Students of any year, major, or experience are welcome to audition. The purpose of the group is to perform and compete a cappella music while allowing the members to grow as musicians. When they're not busy singing and making harmonies, they enjoy midnight jam sessions, cookout runs, board games, memes, and long walks on the beach.
Mercer Designers
President: Ellis Eley - ellis.michael.eley@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Tenille Shuster - shuster_td@mercer.edu
Mercer Designers is a student-run organization dedicated to helping students grow their graphic design skills and portfolios. We aim to be a creative resource for campus organizations by providing promotional materials produced by student artists. Through regular meetings, we connect members to real clients and experienced designers. All skill levels–from beginners to pros–are encouraged to join!
Mercer Film Production Club
Inactive
Film Production Club is a student-run organization dedicated to expanding interest and experience in the film industry. We aim to give students opportunities to work on film projects like short films and commercials. We try to provide roles to active members that echo roles on a real film set.
Mercer Film Society
President: Sydney Gray - sydney.ashlyn.gray@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Jacqueline Pinkowitz - pinkowitz_jm@mercer.edu
Mercer Film Society is designed to be an intellectual and fun space for cinephiles and all film lovers alike to celebrate film through screenings and other fun themed events. Movie buffs and casual movie viewers are welcomed, as this social club will provide students with connections in the industry, educational discussions, and more!
https://linktr.ee/filmclubatmercer
Mercer Music and Lyrics
President: Micah Leggett - micah.adonijah.leggett@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Nathan Myrick - myrick_nw@mercer.edu
The Mercer Music and Lyrics club is a group dedicated to the collaborative nature of music and the creativity of Mercer students. The goal is to be a space for artists, producers, and music enthusiasts alike to congregate and work with each other.
Mercer Players
President: Danica Dilione - danica.nicole.dilione@live.mercer.edu
Student Organization Email - merceru.players@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Scott Mann - MANN_SJ@mercer.edu
Mercer Players is the theatre social club of Mercer University. Any and all students are welcome to join the club, regardless of participation in our theatre’s productions. Players often work in collaboration with current projects on campus and hosts its own events through the year, such as the holiday party, improv nights, and a spring formal.
Instagram: @mercer_players
Mercer Strings Club
Inactive
Mercer Strings Club is an organization for string musicians on campus, so that students can come together to practice and perform orchestral pieces. The goal of our organization is to create a creative community for string musicians to express themselves through music.
Mercer Writers Club
President: Aubrey Pockett- Aubrey.Nicole.Pockett@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Senasi - senasi_dm@mercer.edu
A free-write group that’s a great chance to get together, write stories of all genres, and share your work with others in a low-stress, high fun environment!
MU Motion Moves
President: NeeAli Scott - neeali.scott@live.mercer.edu; neeali.azs@gmail.com
Student Organization Email: mumotionmoves@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Kevin Honeycutt - honeycutt_ks@mercer.edu
MU Motion Moves is a fun, energetic, hardworking, and passionate atmosphere, providing a safe space for students to artistically express themselves through dance. The club is all inclusive no matter what race, gender, or sexual orientation. This club was created to encompass all styles of dance including ballet, jazz, modern, lyrical, hip-hop and contemporary. The dance classes will be open for dancers with and without experience. We are excited for you all to join us!
MU Runway
President: Sebastián Blanco - sebastian.alejandro.blanco@live.mercer.ed
Faculty Advisor: Eric O'Dell - odell_em@mercer.edu
A vibrant and dynamic community dedicated to creating a deep appreciation for fashion as a form of self-expression and creativity.
Point B.L.A.N.K Poetry
Inactive
Point B.L.A.N.K. is a spoken word group that encourages and supposrts writing poetry. We meet once a week for workshops, free writing time, performance practicing, and brainstorming. Our ultimate goal is to create a group that loves beautiful words, apprecites knowledge, and encourages fellow artists.
Public Art Coalition
Inactive
A grassroots organization connecting the Mercer art community with the Macon art community.
The Dulcimer Literary Magazine
President: Isaac Linnen - Isaac.Grant.Linnen@live.Mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Craig Coleman - coleman_c@mercer.edu
The Dulcimer is Mercer University's award-winning literary arts magazine. We were named a 2017 Columbia Scholastic Press Association Gold Medalist and a Columbia Scholastic Press Individual Gold Circle award winner in both 2016 and 2017. Since 1966, we have annually published submissions of art and literature by students, faculty, and alumni in an effort to promote an appreciation and love of the arts. Our student staff is involved in the process of selecting submissions for publications and receives training in In-Design to create beautiful layouts for selected pieces. We encourage submissions from all departments, and there are opportunities at the beginning of each academic year to apply for staff positions.
The Mercer Cluster
Editor-in-Chief:Jacob Hossler jacob.owen.hossler@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Jay Black black_je@mercer.edu
The Mercer Cluster is Mercer's award-winning student newspaper. The publication was founded in 1920 and is named after a book of hymns penned by Jesse Mercer. While The Cluster is subsidized by Mercer's Board of Appropriations, it retains strict editorial autonomy as a student publication under the University's bylaws. Meetings are located in the Reg Murphy Center for Collaborative Journalism in Mercer Village. The newspaper has won numerous student journalism awards over the years from the Georgia College Press Association, including Best Layout and Design, Best Website, Best Feature Story, and General Excellence. Jacob Hossler currently leads The Cluster as the paper's editor-in-chief. Visit our website for more information, https://mercercluster.com/
The Mercer Review
Inactive
The Mercer Review is an academic publication for undergraduate students at Mercer interested in honing their writing capabilities while completing in-depth research in a subject of their choosing. The Mercer Review seeks to publish original content that aims to foster awareness and provide commentary on current significant issues. This is also a platform for students to submit relevant papers previously written for classes. The Mercer Review publishes once a year and primarily focuses on the fields of politics, philosophy, economics, and law; however, the journal is open to reviewing articles written on other subject matters within the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Applications open each fall semester.
Multicultural
African Student Association (ASA)
President: Ahmad Shehu- ahmad.sule.shehu@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Chinekwu Obidoa - obidoa_c@mercer.edu
The purpose of the African Student Association (ASA) is to unite non-African students with students of African descent to educate the students about African culture and tradition. Students can engage and learn about African culture through meetings, cultural events, community service projects, fundraisers, lectures, etc. We hope to enhance the socio-cultural development of the campus through dialogue about African affairs and its relation to the Western World. This organziation is open to students of all races and ethnicities.
Caribbean Student Association (CaribSA)
President: Caleb Wingfield - Caleb.R.Wingfield@live.mercer.edu
Student Organization Email - caribsamercer@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Matthew Harper harper_mjz@mercer.edu
The Caribbean Student Association (CaribSA) is an organization that strives to be a safe space for students of Caribbean descent and other cultures who are interested in learning about our culture. Caribbean culture can be further explored and showcased through meetings, programs, and events. Anyone of any background is welcomed to join. We aim to teach Mercer students and the greater Macon area about the different aspects of Caribbean culture from food, traditions and more. Please follow our instagram for updates: @caribsamercer
Ethiopian Eritrean Student Association (EESA)
Co-Presidents: Tobias Melaku & Amdom Assefa - Tobias.Negash.Melaku@live.mercer.edu; Amdom.K.Assefa@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Susan Ziki ziki_s@mercer.edu
Student Organization Email: mercereesa@gmail.com
Ethiopian Eritrean Student Association is an organization, open to all Mercer students that is meant to unite all Mercer students who are interested in learning about the vibrant, diverse, and rich culture of Ethiopia and Eritrea. We strive to serve our community through partnerships with other Mercer organizations and promote cultural celebration through hosting events with other chapters of EESA.
Filipino Student Association (FSA)
President: Elaine DeGuzman - elaine.pallasigue.deguzman@live.mercer.edu
Student Organization Email mercerfsa@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Kerry Strickland strickland_km@mercer.edu
FSA strives to promote the culture and customs of the Philippines with the
diverse student population at Mercer. By incorporating aspects of Filipino
culture through our events and gatherings, students of Filipino heritage and
different cultural backgrounds can learn more about the language, food, values,
and traditions of the Philippines.
Hindu YUVA
President: Riddhi Maheshwari - riddhi.maheshwari@live.mercer.edu
Organization Email - mercerhinduyuva@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Anita Bhagat - bhagat_a@mercer.edu
Hindu YUVA (Youth for Unity, Virtues, and Action) aims to provide a platform to preserve, practice, promote, and protect Dharma. Hindu YUVA holds meetings, where we have team-building games, discussions, yoga, presentations, and other community-building events. We also hold events on campus and celebrate Hindu festivals with the campus community, such as Sankranti, Shivaratri, Holi, and more!
International Bears Association (IBA)
Inactive
International Bears Association creates a welcoming environment and good Mercer experience for international students. This organization is a place for international and domestic students on Mercer's campus to develop friendships with each other and share information about different cultures. Instagram - @mercer.iba
Korean Undergraduate Student Association (KUSA)
President: Hannah Hammer hannah.graceaijing.hammer@live.mercer.edu
Student Organization Email mukusa18@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Hunmin Kim kim_k@mercer.edu
https://www.instagram.com/mercerkusa/
KUSA aims to promote Korean culture through activities, such as socials and fundraisers. Anyone who is interested in learning more about South Korean culture is welcome to join. We also support Mercer on Mission to South Korea, which helps with volunteer/community service with 3D printing of the school of the blind.
Latin American Student Organization (LASO)
President: Xiya Burton - Xiya.ariana.burton@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Alana Alvarez alvarez_av@mercer.edu
The Latin American Student Organization empowers and supports the Latinx culture on Mercer university's campus. We aim to unite all of our Latino/Hispanic community at Mercer. We plan to have cultural events for everyone at Mercer to experience to get a taste of what our Latino/Hispanic community is all about. Any student is welcome to join us in celebrating and learning about our culture!
Mercer Asian Society and Interest Association (Mercer ASIA)
President: Angela Chen - angela.chen@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Miao Marone marone_mw@mercer.edu
Mercer ASIA operates as a non-profit organization, multicultural student organization at Mercer University. Mercer ASIA's purpose is to promote diversity to Mercer University, develop a better understanding of the Asian culture, and create long-lasting relationships between members, fellow Mercerians, and the community.
https://mercerasia.wordpress.com/
Mercer Kpop Dance Team (MKT)
President: Addie White - addie.kate.white@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Sinjae Hyun - hyun_s@mercer.edu
MKT or The Mercer Kpop Dance Team is an opportunity for students to explore dance through both kpop and hip-hop lenses. We look to promote both culture and music through dance. If you are looking to have fun learning dances and sharing experiences with a great group of people, come check us out! We will be holding auditions at the beginning of the fall semester.
Mercer Masala: A South Asian and Middle Eastern Collaborative
President: Kevin Patel - kevin.rajesh.patel@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Lee Troupe troupe_lt@mercer.edu
Contact Information: groupme.com/join_group/88832285/uAxH30T0
Mercer Masala is a dynamic cultural organization committed to celebrating the rich heritage of South Asian and Middle Eastern cultures. Our mission is to engage the campus community through immersive events, educational programs, and cultural showcases that inspire appreciation, promote inclusivity, and deepen understanding of the diverse traditions from these regions. We strive to create a welcoming space where students can connect, learn, and celebrate cultural identity together.
Mercer Vietnamese Student Association
President: Michele Ngo - michele.ngo@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ha Vo - VO_HV@mercer.edu
Organization Email - mercer.viet@gmail.com
https://www.facebook.com/mviet.mercervietnamese
https://merceronmissionvn.org/
Mercer Vietnamese Student Association is a philanthropic club dedicated to raising funds and awareness for Mercer on Mission: Vietnam. The club strives to promote diversity around campus by giving students the opportunity to experience foreign culture and connect with their peers. Monthly student driven events cultivate leadership and organizational skills.
MU Lion Dance Club
President: Vivian Vo - vivian.khanhvi.vo@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Caroline Mason mason_cm@mercer.edu
MU Lion Dance Club focuses on learning and practicing the traditional, Chinese-influenced dance of Asia's culture with undergraduate students at Mercer. The club hopes to keep the art alive and use it to connect with communities on campus and near Macon.
Organization of Black Students
Co- Presidents: Deven Jackson & Gemir Rounsaville Deven.Isaiah.Jackson@live.mercer.edu; Gemir.Feliciano.Rounsaville@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Sheronda Abbott abbott_sr@mercer.edu
The Organization of Black Students (OBS) works to sponsor cultural, academic, and social activities that will serve the Mercer University community, through events tailored to abolishing stereotypes concerning people of color, addressing social, economic, political as well as cultural issues and progress. Our organization seeks to allow students to express themselves in a welcoming, stimulating and culturally aware environment. We are open to participation from ALL students, and in order to educated students from a multitude of ethnic backgrounds, will no discriminate on any basis
Pakistani Student Association
Inactive
Pakistani Student Association is a Mercer University organization that works to bring together Mercer Students interested in learning about the different cultures, ethnicities, and history of Pakistan. Pakistani Student Association, also known as PSA, is strictly a cultural club and does not involve any religious, ethnic, or cultural affiliation to join.
Shalom Mercer
President: Lu Borgia - lu.borgia@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Emily Piassick - piassick_ea@mercer.edu
Organization email: shalom.mercer.macon@gmail.com
Shalom Mercer is an organization that serves as a community space for students to learn about and experience Jewish culture. We are open to all students at Mercer, whether Jewish or not, and will be holding various events to educate and include people in Jewish traditions.
Programming
Mercer Maniacs
President: Jacqueline Mendez - Jacqueline.Alana.mendez@live.Mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Meredith E. Keating White - keatingwhite_me@mercer.edu
Mercer Maniacs is the student organization that is in charge of supporting out Division 1 Athletic teams at home events and tournaments. We are in charge of the students that paint up at football, the student section at basketball, and the SoCon Trip to Asheville, NC each year for basketball.
QuadWorks
President: Chloe Jay - chloe.elizabeth.jay@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Adrienne Latham - latham_ar@mercer.edu
QuadWorks is the student governed programming board of Mercer University. Devoted to campus unification, QuadWorks strives to provide culturally diverse and entertaining activities to promote the enrichment of Mercer students, faculty, and staff.
Service
Alpha Phi Omega
President: Preet Jani- preet.chirag.jani@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Candace Evans- evans_cl@mercer.edu
It is the vision of Alpha Phi Omega to create inclusive communities for a more peaceful world in which to make a life, by developing leaders, uniting members through friendship and rendering service to all. This statement is the North Star for everything we do. Our students, volunteers, elected leaders, professional staff and partners are asked to unite under this vision and seek ways to support its achievement. This is essential to the longevity, impact and effectiveness of Alpha Phi Omega. Re-examining our purpose, values and how we engage future leaders and provide service. As well as examining what the future might hold for our organization and its members, is critical to continue sharing the Cardinal Principles into the next 100 years. Alpha Phi Omega teaches through the principles of Leadership, Friendship and Service that we are architects of our own ambitions and that each of us has the opportunity to develop ourselves to be whatever we seek to be.
https://www.instagram.com/mercer.apo?igsh=MW44cHYxNHBpZWI3aA%3D%3D&utm_source=qr
Be the Light
President: Kiara Deschamps - Kiara.Elena.Deschamps@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Matthew Harper - harper_mjz@mercer.edu
Be the Light is a student-led organization dedicated to empowering and inspiring youth through mentorship, leadership development, and community service. Our mission is to connect college students with younger students to provide guidance, encouragement, and positive role models that help them succeed academically, personally, and professionally. Through mentorship and tutorship we strive to make a lasting impact while fostering a culture of compassion, leadership, and service.
Be the Match
Inactive
Be The Match Mercer is an organization open to all students interested in serving the Macon and healthcare community. We work with Be The Match which is operated by the National Marrow Donor Program. Our main goals are to add new people to the bone marrow registry and spread awareness about blood cancers and bone marrow.
Campus Scouts
Inactive
Campus Scouts is an organization dedicated to assisting the local Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia council. Members are able to assist in any way; running programs or camps, in mentor programs, with badges, writing grants, or even assisting staff members. Campus Scouts aims to help Girl Scouts build girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.
CLIQUE
Inactive
CLIQUE is a mentoring program for 4th and 5th grade girls in the Macon-Bibb area to provide them with essential skills to aid in their educational pursuits. We are women encouraging confidence personified in the heart and mind of every young girl.
College Prep Club
Inactive
The College Prep Club's Mission is to connect Mercer University students with Macon-Bibb county high school students in attempts to facilitate their road to college. Because many of these high school students will be first generation college students, they often lack guidance and resources for both applying and preparing for college.
Our Mercer University student volunteers will provide guidance to these high school students, in areas such as: developing study habits, preparing for the SAT/ACT, crafting scholarship applications, advisement for AP/duel enrollment, and reading their personal statements.
Community Health and Promotion Scholars (CHAPS)
Inactive
Community Health and Promotion Scholars is a group that aims to promote healthy behaviors, increase public health awareness, and to provide service to the surrounding underserved communities. CHAPS will allow undergraduate students to find, share, collaborate, and create opportunities to further expand the information and skills of public health.
https://www.instagram.com/mercer.chaps/
Cub Sports
Inactive
Cub Sports is for anyone that is passionate about sports and working with children. The purpose of Cub Sports is to give access to a club sport environment to children of the Macon-Bibb County, especially those with struggling financial situations. We want to foster a love for sports and friendships within this environment as well!
Every Campus A Refuge
President: Amiyah Harmon - amiyah.n.courtney-harmon@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Katherine A. Roseau - roseau_ka@mercer.edu
Habitat for Humanity
President: Kiara Chery - Kiara.Rose.Chery@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Benjamin Hoyt - hoyt_bj@mercer.edu
The Habitat for Humanity chapter at Mercer University is a student-led organization dedicated to supporting affordable housing initiatives through volunteer service, community outreach, fundraising, and partnerships with Macon Area Habitat for Humanity.
Knots for NICU
President: Elaine Do - elainedo036@gmail.com; elaine.theresa.do@live.mercer.edu
Advisor: Carolyn Yackel - yackel_ca@mercer.edu
Knots for NICU is a club dedicated to creating handmade hats, headbands, and blankets for premature babies through crocheting, knitting, and sewing. As a chapter of the Knots for NICU organization, our members contribute meaningful, handcrafted items that provide comfort and care to infants in need. All completed items are donated to local hospitals across Georgia, with distribution coordinated through the organization.
MerServe
President: Aleem Patni - aleem.damji.patni@live.mercer.edu
Student Organization Email - mercermerserve@gmail.com
Advisor: Margaret Rooyakkers - rooyakkers_ml@mercer.edu
https://www.mercermerserve.com/
MerServe is Mercer's largest student lead service programming board. It helps build awareness and strengthen the connection between the Mercer and Macon community. MerServe promotes leadership within the board and community through planning and facilitating a variety of meaningful service opportunities for Mercer students. Some of our flagship events include Be a Good NeighBear, Spring Break for Service, Service Saturdays, Lights on After School.
Mercer Animal Rescue & Shelter Support
President: Rachael Swords - Rachel.Starling.Swords@live.mercer.edu
Advisor: Eric O'Dell - ODELL_EM@mercer.edu
MARSS is a service based club that goes to local animal shelters and volunteers! We also hold events to raise money and spread awareness like puppy yoga, donation boxes, and bake sales. If you love animals and have a passion for helping them, please join!
Mercer Educators in Action (MEIA)
President: Natalie Dix - Natalie.Dix@live.mercer.edu
Advisor: Dr. Sybil Keesbury - Keesbury_sa@mercer.edu
Mercer Educators in Action (MEIA) is for any students that are passionate about education. Whether you are an education major, or just interested in service through education, we welcome you. Throughout the year, we host meetings and service events centered on serving the Title I schools in Bibb County and connect with the community through key events like Go Baby Go.
Mercer Red Cross
President: Sahithi Doddaka sahithi.doddaka@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Chinekwu Obidoa obidoa_c@mercer.edu
Mercer Red Cross is dedicated to service and volunteerism regarding blood drives, humanitarian service awareness and education, and providing health resources to the greater Macon-Bibb area. As an extension of the American Red Cross of Central Georgia, we strive to provide meaningful service.
https://volunteerconnection.redcross.org/?nd=club_detail&club_id=3935&return_jid=103104903
MU Miracle
President: Emma Schultz - emma.katherine.schultz@live.mercer.edu
Organization Email: mumiracle.executive@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Laura Simon Simon_le@mercer.edu
MU Miracle is the largest student-organization at Mercer University, with over $600,000 raised for the Beverly Knight Olson Children’s Hospital since founding in 2016. Each yearlong fundraising campaign concludes with our 8 hour culminating event, Bearthon - our organization’s signature Dance Marathon - where students, faculty, and Miracle families come together to celebrate and reflect on the year’s efforts. Each dollar that we raise goes directly to the local Beverly Knight Olson Children’s Hospital in Macon GA. Everything we do is to Change Kids Health to Change the World.
Rotaract Club of Mercer University
President: Jayan Thiruppathi - jayan.thiruppathi@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Bryan Johnson - johnson_mb@mercer.edu
Rotaract is a student-led service club committed to leadership, professional development, and community engagement. Members participate in volunteer projects, networking events, and social activities while collaborating with Rotary International to make a positive local and global impact.
The Pulse Connection
President: Sreemi Sanku sreemi.sanku@gmail.com; sreemithra.sanku@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Anastasia N. Kerr-German kerr-german_an@mercer.edu
The Pulse Connection is a club that advocates for heart health awareness. We do this by getting students on campus CPR/AED certified and educated. We also try to outreach to the underserved community to teach them about the dangers and how they can be read for anything that happens.
United Way Student Leadership Board
Inactive
The United Way Student Leadership Board is dedicated to supporting the efforts/missions of United Way such as, but not limited to, child well-being and alleviating poverty by facilitating a relationship between Mercer Students and United Way through opportunities created for students to get involved with United Way by way of community service and fundraising. .
Village Mentors at Mercer University
Inactive
https://www.instagram.com/mercer.villagementors/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
Village Mentors is a volunteer-run division of the NGO Village Book Builders (VBB) which aims to empower individuals through virtual education. Many developing areas face problems such as teacher absenteeism, high teacher to student ratios, lack of school infratructure, and more. The Village Mentors Community works to empower underprivileged children and communities globally through building impactful, scalable learning hubs sustained with volunteer virtual mentors (at $0 cost to the students) to improve global education and quality of life.
The main role of the Mercer Chapter of Village Mentors is to become a bridge between volunteers on Mercer's Campus, the NGO Village Book Builders, and the communities overseas that we serve. We want to empower Mercer studdents to build relationships through virtually mentoring/tutoring children different from themselves by providing them with resources and a community of support. For the time being, our main focuses will be on recruiting mentors and building our network. In the future, we hope to expand into curriculum development for students to usee in tutoring & mentoring sessions as well as fundraising to build a learning hub in one of our partner communities.
W.O.M.E.N
President: Nia Fraser - nia.samirah.fraser@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Chinekwu Obidoa - obidoa_c@mercer.edu
Mercer Women of Minorities Empowering the Neighborhood (W.O.M.E.N.) is a student-led organization dedicated to fostering empowerment, leadership, service, and community among women from diverse backgrounds. Through mentorship, professional development, advocacy, cultural awareness, and community outreach, Mercer W.O.M.E.N. creates a supportive environment where members can grow academically, personally, and professionally. Our mission is to inspire women to uplift themselves and those around them while making a meaningful impact on both the Mercer community and the neighborhoods we serve.
Right now we plan to host mentorship programs for young girls, organize donation drives for schools and families in need, promote health and wellness education, and provide workshops focused on leadership, financial literacy, and career readiness. By building strong relationships within the neighborhood and addressing the needs of underserved communities, we strive to create lasting positive change and encourage a culture of empowerment, service, and unity.
Social Greek Letter Organizations
Alpha Delta Pi
President: Elise Jones - Madelynne.Elise.Jones@live.mercer.edu
Student Organization Email: adpibetasigmapresident@gmail.com
Alumnum or Chapter Advisor: Katherine Lee kklee55maggie@gmail.com
Alpha Delta Pi sisters everywhere have the unique privilege of being a part of the "first and finest" secret society for women. ADPi was founded right here in Macon, GA in 1851, and sisters of Mercer’s Beta Sigma chapter have the opportunity to visit the various sites that our founders frequented. On Mercer’s campus, the chapter excels. You will find ADPi sisters involved in every facet of campus life. From athletics to chorus, and from SGA to Admissions, ΑDPi sisters pride themselves in being active members of Mercer’s community. We boast sisters from a wide variety of academic disciplines and hold the award for Highest Panhellenic GPA for 10 consecutive years. Beyond Mercer, ADPis can be seen working and volunteering at many different places, including our national philanthropy, the Ronald McDonald House. The Beta Sigma chapter is lucky enough to have a Ronald McDonald House only a few blocks away from campus, and we love to drive over and meet the families, cook them dinner, and help clean around the house a bit. Helping to maintain these families' “home away from home” while their children are sick is something we are honored to have the privilege to do. When our sisters have free time, we can be found spending time together on the intramural fields, at one of our formals or mixers, attending Mercer’s athletic events, or relaxing on the ADPi porch. To us, Alpha Delta Pi goes far beyond our four years at Mercer. Through the chaos of college and life, we always know that we have our sisters to rely on and trust to help us become the best versions of ourselves.
Alpha Gamma Delta
President: Ellen Jones - ellen.rose.jones@live.mercer.edu
Student Organization Email: merceralphagammadelta@gmail.com
Alumnum or Chapter Advisor: Melissa Coone Cornett - melissa.coone@gmail.com
https://www.merceralphagam.com/
In 1904, eleven influential women founded Alpha Gamma Delta. United by more than Greek letters, these women established a sisterhood fueled by Purpose. Today, more than 200,000 women have been initiated into Alpha Gamma Delta International Fraternity. Mercer’s Gamma Iota chapter was chartered on February 27, 1960. Alpha Gam sister Margaret Toy pioneered the first Meals on Wheels, and today, we proudly partner with both Meals on Wheels and Feeding America to serve our philanthropic focus, Fighting Hunger. This is especially important to the Macon-Bibb community, where the food insecurity rate is 21.8%. Alpha Gams participate in an annual Week of Service, which includes local service events with Backpack Buddies, sandwich making, and the Middle Georgia Food Bank. We host campus-wide events like “Pasta Jam'' and our “How Sweet It Is” dessert bar to raise funds for the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation. Our contributions have been internationally recognized, granting us Jewel Status for over twenty years.
Where else will you find us? Our sisters serve Admissions, host your favorite QuadWorks events, are mock trial marvels, Peer Advisors, and dance with the Colorguard on gameday. Our chapter is a proud recipient of the “Strive for Pi'' Award from International Headquarters, which recognizes chapters that reach a cumulative GPA of 3.14 or higher. Every Spring, our chapter celebrates with an Academic Achievement Banquet recognizing the success of our sisters. We find a balance between academic obligations and social opportunities. Our Skate Nights, Fork and Film date nights, and Pickleball mixers are always looked forward to. Sisterhood retreats at Tybee or Dahlonega, escape rooms, Pamper and Plan Parties, and fireside chats remind us to live by our motto: Inspire the Woman. Impact the World.
For us, being an Alpha Gam is finding your people, growing in service to others, and joining generations of women who joyfully contribute to their communities. We are Loving. Leading. Lasting.
Insta: @merceralphagam
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
President: Nia Mcgill - Nia.Nicole.mcgill@mercer.edu
Chapter Email: illustiousiotaeta75@gmail.com
Alumnum or Chapter Advisor: Jenika L. Taylor - iotaetagraduateadvisor@gmail.com
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated (AKA) is a global service organization founded on the campus of Howard University in Washington, D.C. in 1908. It is the FIRST Greek-lettered organization established by African-American college women.Today, Alpha Kappa Alpha has over 1,000 chapters and over 355,000 members.
On January 11th, 1975 the Illustrious Iota Eta chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated was officially chartered on the campus of Mercer University. Iota Eta serves as an active participant in campus life, community activities, and service opportunities. Through the diverse programs and initiatives, the Iota Eta chapter remains a prominent presence on the Mercer campus. These initiatives seek to bring awareness, advocacy, and action in the realms of education, health, poverty, economic security, social justice, leadership, and service. To showcase some of the main works of the Iota Eta chapter, A annual SkeeWeek is held during the spring semester.This week-long series of events serves as a platform to showcase the sorority, its initiatives, and the range of service opportunities it provides to the community.
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
President: Micah Scott - Micah.CorneliusDwayne.Scott@live.mercer.edu
Organization email: mu.iotaeta1974@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Anthony M. Hand, Jr. - hand_am@mercer.edu
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. is the first intercollegiate Greek-letter fraternity established for African American Men. It was founded on an Ice Cold Tuesday, December 4, 1906, on the campus of Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, by seven visionary college men who recognized the need for a strong bond of brotherhood among African American college men.Today, Alpha Phi Alpha continues to develop leaders and promote brotherhood and academic excellence while providing service and advocacy for communities worldwide.
On May 22, 1974, the Magnificent Seven chartered the Invincible Iota Eta Chapter, the 404th house of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., proudly seated at Mercer University. For over fifty years, this Illustrious Chapter has upheld the rich legacy and brotherhood through habitual academic excellence, selfless service, and dedicated visionary leadership. Known for fostering a brotherhood committed to manly deeds, Scholarship, and Love for All Mankind, Iota Eta has consistently worked to elevate and advocate for the Mercer community and beyond.
The brothers of Invincible Iota Eta, through the Guardians of the R.I.S.E.N. (Restoring Integrity, Scholarship, Excellence, and Nobility) Legacy, after a 15-year hiatus, are actively focused on being a source of positive and dynamic change, moving onward and upward towards achieving the fraternity’s mission, aims, and objectives. With a history deeply woven into the fabric of Mercer University's campus, the Iota Eta Chapter is committed and continues to inspire, empower, and embody the spirit and the vision of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. for generations to come.
Alpha Tau Omega
President: Evan Smith - evan.richard.smith@live.mercer.edu
Alumnum or Chapter Advisor: Eric O'Dell - odell_em@mercer.edu
The Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity was founded amidst the turmoil immediately after the American Civil War; it was during such tumult that three cadets at the Virginia Military Institute sought their hopes of uniting the North and South in the bonds of fraternal fellowship. The Alpha Zeta Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega was founded at Mercer University in 1880 and seeks to continue developing men of Leadership, Scholarship, Brotherhood, and Character. Alpha Tau Omega is also committed to the community, donating over $41,000 and 1,800 service hours in 2024. We have also been recognized nationally as a True Merit chapter for the past 7 years, the highest honor an ATO chapter can receive. Alpha Tau Omega is ultimately committed to its principles, offering a brotherhood based on eternal and immutable principles.
"Alpha Tau Omega holds before the young men of the country an ideal and something greater than a mere intellectual ideal. Alpha Tau Omega stands for heart as well as head. It has given men a true ideal of life." - Otis Allen Glazebrook, Founder
Beta Upsilon Chi
President: Matthew Saint- Matthew.Austin.Saint@live.mercer.edu; matt.saint04@gmail.com
Alumnum or Chapter Advisor: George Wall - gwallsky@gmail.com
Beta Upsilon Chi (BYX) is the largest Christian Fraternity in the nation. Our mission is to equip and empower college Christian men to live faithfully and lead courageously. We get to live out this mission through the unique opportunity that a fraternity atmosphere provides. We have been living out this mission on Mercers campus since spring of 2022 and have been able to see men grow into manhood and faith in unbelievable ways.
The vision we have for each one of our members is that everywhere, every day, BYX men are raising families, leading organizations and strengthening churches to impact our communities for Christ.
Chi Omega
President: Hailey McDonald - mercerchiomegapresident@gmail.com ; hailey.rose.mcdonald@live.mercer.edu
Alumnum or Chapter Advisors: Natalie Preston - natalie_preston@gmail.com
https://mercer.chiomega.com/psigamma
Throughout Chi Omega's long and proud history, six purposes have guided the direction of every chapter and brought its members opportunities for personal growth and development. Those purposes are Scholarship, Community Service, Friendship, High Standards of Personnel, Participation in Campus Activities, and Career and Personal Development. Mercer's chapter of Chi Omega, the Psi Gamma chapter, has excelled in upholding these standards and has earned recognition for their excellence in many areas. Chi Omega believes in the heritage and values represented in campus sorority life. With those thoughts in mind, we have become the largest women's fraternal organization in the world with over 330,000 initiates, 240 alumnae chapters and 180 collegiate chapters. Since its beginning, Chi Omega has nurtured it members by providing them with unique opportunities in leadership, in scholarship and in life-long friendship. Instagram: @mercerchiomega
Delta Epsilon Psi Fraternity, Inc.
Not Active
Delta Epsilon Psi, Alpha Mu Colony is one of the newest additions here to Greek Life at Mercer. This fraternity attempts to lead the charge in creating a social, cultural, and service driven rich environment for it's members and the students of Mercer. Our motto is Brother, Discipline, and Commitment and our primary philanthropy is JDRF (Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation).
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
Not Active
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. was founded on January 13, 1913 on the campus of Howard University by 22 trailblazing women. The Iota Sigma Chapter was the first NPHC organization chartered on the campus of Mercer University on January 6, 1973 by 10 dynamic women. The Chapter hosts biweekly programs focused on the sorority's five programmatic thrusts: Economic Development, Educational Development, International Awareness and Involvement, Physical and Mental Health, Political Awareness and Involvement.
Interfraternity Council (IFC)
President: Sriniketh Edupuganti - sriniketh.edupuganti@live.mercer.edu
Council Advisor: Adrienne Latham - latham_ar@mercer.edu
The Mercer University Interfraternity Council (IFC) promotes scholastic achievement among fraternity chapters at Mercer, provides for social, recreational, and civic activities for Mercer fraternity members, and promotes the interaction and cooperation of all fraternities at Mercer. IFC membership consists of representatives from all fraternities currently recognized by Mercer University, and an Executive Council of ten officers chosen by the representatives. Throughout the year the IFC plans fraternity recruitment, coordinates community service projects, and educational workshops.
Kappa Alpha Order
President: Carson Smith - Carson.Murray.Smith@live.mercer.edu
Alumni/Chapter Advisor: Drew Elrod & Dell Bunker - elrod.drew@navicenthealth.org; bunker_rr@mercer.edu
https://www.kappaalphaorder.org
The members of Kappa Alpha Order pride themselves on a tradition of chivalry and of the values of the gentleman. This is reminiscent of a romanticized version of the Knights of the Crusades. This all culminates into a modern college fraternal experience. A member of Kappa Alpha Order strives to offer reverence to both God and women, as described in the motto. Further, the idea that "Excellence is our Aim" further emboldens members to always apply themselves to self-improvement, realizing that you should always continue to strive for excellence. Finally, being that the organization is an Order, members typically have an idea of the above values before joining. Kappa Alpha does not intend to change anyone, rather bond together those men who have these similar values so that they may experience brotherhood, and pursue improvement, with one another.
Colors: Crimson and Old Gold
Flowers: Red Rose and Magnolia
Philanthropy: Independence Fund
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
Inactive
The Theta Pi Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi aims to:
1. Unite college men of culture, patriotism, and honor in a bond of fraternity.
2. Encourage honorable achievement in every field of human endeavor.
3. Promote the spiritual, social, intellectual, and moral welfare of members.
4. Assist in the aims and purposes of colleges and universities.
5. Inspire service in the public's interest.
Lambda Chi Alpha
President: Evan Wiebold - Evan.William.Wiebold@live.mercer.edu
Alumnum or Chapter Advisor: Phillip McCreanor - mccreanor_pt@mercer.edu
Lambda Chi Alpha is one of North America’s largest men’s fraternities, with over 300,000 initiated members. The Zeta-Omega chapter is dedicated to fostering personal development, leadership, and lifelong friendships. With a strong emphasis on academics, philanthropy, and brotherhood, members strive to build a supportive community that encourages both individual growth and collective success.
At the core of Lambda Chi Alpha are seven guiding values: loyalty, duty, respect, service and stewardship, honor, integrity, and personal courage. Through shared experiences and meaningful traditions, the fraternity empowers its members to grow both personally and professionally while making a lasting impact on the university and the broader community. Brothers of Lambda Chi Alpha leave places better than they found it.
Lambda Chi Alpha is more than a college experience—it’s a lifelong commitment and blessing. Not four years, for life.
Multicultural Greek Council
Inactive
The National Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Panhellenic Association (NAPA) is a collective group of leaders within the Asian Pacific Islander Desi American community who work together to advocate, collaborate, and educate our members and constituency for the greater good. We represent our member organizations within the fraternal and university communites.
The National Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Panhellenic Association (NAPA) began in the summer of 2004 when a group of 14 APIDA fraternities and sororities joined together to form the APIDA Greek Alliance (AGA).
National Pan-Hellenic Council
President: Soleil Morris - soleil.charlene.morris@live.mercer.edu
Co-Advisors: Adrienne Latham - latham_ar@mercer.edu & Erin Smith - Erin.Nicole.Smith@live.mercer.edu
The Naitonal Panhellenic Council Inc. (NPHC) is the umbrella organization for the nine historically African-African American fraternities and sororities. It was organized in May 1930 at Howard Univeristy, Washington D.C. The stated purpose of the orgnaization as written in 1930 is, "Unanimity of thougght and action, as far as possible, in the conduct of Greek letter collegiate fraternites and sororities, and to consider problems of mutual interest to its member organizations"
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc.
Inactive
We are a fraternal organization based on the principles of Manhood, Scholarship, Perseverance, and Uplift. We believe in service as well as doing more for the community and building campus life.
Panhellenic Council
President: Kimberly Jones - Kimberly.Noelle.Jones@live.mercer.edu
Organization email: mercerpanpresident@gmail.com
Alumnum or Chapter Advisor: Meredith Keating White - keatingwhite_me@mercer.edu
https://campuslife.mercer.edu/macon/fsp/pan/
The Panhellenic Council is composed of representatives from the four sororities on Mercer's campus who are members of the National Panhellenic Conference. Panhellenic's Purpose is to promote unity and cooperation among all Greeks, as well as foster growth and responsibility in the academic, social, emotional, and civic aspect of a college's woman's life by providing various outlets for development in these areas. As an active part of the Mercer and Macon communities, Panhellenic participates in several activities designed to enrich the undergraduate experience.
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.
Inactive
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. is a social/service collegiate and professional fraternity founded at Howard University in Washington, D.C. on January 9, 1914, by three young African-American male students. The fraternity's founders, A. Langston Taylor, Leonard F. Morse, and Charles I. Brown, wanted to organize a Greek letter fraternity that would exemplify the ideals of Brotherhood, Scholarship and Service while taking an inclusive perspective to serving the community as opposed to having an exclusive purpose. The fraternity exceeded the prevailing models of Black Greek-Letter fraternal organizations by being the first to establish alumni chapters, to establish youth mentoring clubs, to establish a federal credit union, to establish chapters in Africa, and establish a collegiate chapter outside of the United States. It is also the only fraternity to hold a constitutional bond with a predominantly African-American sorority, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., which was founded on January 16, 1920, at Howard University in Washington, D.C. The Mercer University chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. was founded in the centennial year of the organization on April 13, 2013. Phi Beta Sigma is a strictly non-hazing organization that abides by the rules and regulations of the state, university, and national headquarters. We are proud members of the NPHC.
Phi Delta Theta
President: Shourya Dhruv - Shourya.Chirag.Dhruv@live.mercer.edu
Alumnum or Chapter Advisor: Michael Junod - junod_m@mercer.edu
https://mercer.phideltatheta.org/
Founded in 1877, Phi Delta Theta’s Georgia Gamma chapter has held its charter at Mercer University for 152 consecutive years, making it the only fraternity on campus to do so. With 1,566 initiated brothers, our network stretches far beyond Mercer into careers, opportunities, and lifelong friendships. We’re known for recruiting the best Mercer has to offer. Men who lead, think big, and don’t settle for average. Our three Cardinal Principles—Friendship, Sound Learning, and Moral Rectitude—guide everything we do, from the way we support each other to how we show up in the classroom and beyond. Academics are a priority. Our chapter GPA has consistently surpassed both the All-Men’s Average and the All-Greek Men’s Average. But we’re not just about grades. We build men who are confident, ambitious, and ready to make moves in college, in their careers, and in life. Our chapter proudly supports the LiveLikeLou Foundation, raising awareness and donating nearly $10,000 every year for ALS research in honor of our brother Lou Gehrig (Columbia ’25). Service is part of our foundation and we take pride in giving back with real impact. Joining Phi Delta Theta is a lifetime commitment. One that sharpens who you are and amplifies where you're headed. If you’re ready to be surrounded by driven men who will push you, support you, and make college unforgettable, you’ll want to be here.
In the words of a brother who truly lived it . . .
“A man who has no vision of the future always returns to his past.”
— Neil Armstrong, Phi Delta Theta, Purdue ’55
Colors: Blue and White
Philanthropy: LiveLikeLou Foundation
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/phideltmercer/?hl=en
Website: https://mercer.phideltatheta.org/
Phi Mu
President: Samantha Aguirre - aguirresamantha174@gmail.com; phimualphaiotapresident@gmail.com
Alumnum or Chapter Advisor: Anna Marie Barrett- annamariesum@gmail.com
Phi Mu Fraternity, founded in 1852 at Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia, was originally established as the Philomathean Society, making it the second-oldest female fraternal organization in the United States. Built on the core values of love, honor, and truth, Phi Mu is dedicated to fostering personal growth, academic excellence, leadership development, and lifelong sisterhood. Members are committed to serving their communities through philanthropy, most notably their partnership with Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. Phi Mu provides a supportive and empowering environment where women are encouraged to achieve their fullest potential while forming meaningful and lasting connections.
Pi Kappa Phi
President: Rhys Cooper - rhys.cooper@live.mercer.edu
Organization email: pikappaphiarchon@gmail.com
Alumnum or Chapter Advisor: Dr. Andy Digh - andy.digh@gmail.com
Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity has proudly shaped exemplary individuals at Mercer University since 1923. From our humble origins at the College of Charleston in South Carolina to our expansion across more than 140 campuses today, Pi Kappa Phi embodies a profound commitment to core principles. We are a fraternity that epitomizes excellence, diligently upholding the pillars of Character, Leadership, Academics, Sportsmanship, and Service. These values are not merely esteemed; they are instilled through cutting-edge educational programs, impactful service initiatives, and transformative leadership opportunities both on and off campus. Our unwavering dedication to fostering brotherhood is exemplified through a holistic approach that encompasses scholarship, leadership development, service projects, and enriching social experiences. Distinguishing us from all others, Pi Kappa Phi is the sole national fraternity that operates and oversees its own non-profit philanthropy, The Ability Experience. This remarkable endeavor not only raises awareness but also cultivates empathy for individuals with disabilities. Together, we strive to make a lasting difference and champion inclusivity.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
President: Sukhad Pulla - Sukhad.Pulla@live.mercer.edu
Chapter Email - mercersae1856@gmail.com
Alumnum or Chapter Advisor: Grace Day - day_gc@mercer.edu
Sigma Alpha Epsilon strives to give young men the leadership, scholarship, service and social experiences they need to excel in the walls outside their campus and once they graduate. We firmly believe membership is for life. In addition, we strive to mold our members into gentlemen so they can set an example in today's society.
Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.
President: Brianna Hare - Brianna.Khristyn.Hare@live.mercer.edu; basileus.xipsi.sgrho@gmail.com
Chapter Email - xipsi.sgrho@gmail.com
Alumnum or Chapter Advisor - Cenitra Stevenson - stevenson_cd@mercer.edu
Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. was founded on November 12, 1922 on the campus of Butler University in Indianapolis, Indiana, by seven influential educators who wanted to make impactful change through the tenets of sisterhood, scholarship, and service. It is the only intercollegiate Greek-letter sorority to be established at a PWI, at a time when the KKK headquarters was located close by, and membership was at an all-time high. The seven founders fought through immense adversity in order to establish Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc., which now has over 100,000 members and 500 chapters in several countries, including Canada, Germany, The Bahamas, and South Korea.
The sorority slogan “Greater Service, Greater Progress” is employed through the national initiatives and programs facilitated by Sigma Gamma Rho, including Swim 1922, Operation Big Bookbag, and the Women’s Wellness Initiative. These programs provide resources and education to communities in need, with an emphasized focus on women and children.
Sigma Gamma Rho began as professional organization with the mission to support women and their families through education, leadership development, and health awareness. It is devoted to empowering women at different stages of life, and does so, in part, through affiliate organizations established to foster community amongst women and girls, including those that are not sorority members. Sigma women are held to an incredibly high standard, and are expected to display excellence, integrity, and respect at all times.
The Xi Psi chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. was originally established on May 25, 1996 at Mercer University. In the spring of 2026, the chapter returned to the campus after a 25 year long hiatus.
Colors: Royal Blue and Gold
National Website: https://www.sgrho1922.org
Sigma Nu
President: Clay Butler - Clayton.Douglas.Butler@live.mercer.edu
Chapter Email - sigmanueta@gmail.com
Alumnum or Chapter Advisor: Brett Mcdaniel - Brettmc_1300@yahoo.com
Mercer Advisor: Dr. Anthony Choi - choi_ta@mercer.edu
Sigma Nu's Mercer Chapter has excelled ever since its first appearance in 1884. We are the seventh oldest active chapter of Sigma Nu - one of the most successful Greek organizations worldwide. Instilled with a deep respect for our tradition of academics, athletic success and community service, our brotherhood continually strives to live up to the standards set by more than 1493 brothers who have come before.
The past year the brothers of Sigma Nu at Mercer have participated in a number of areas. For example, this past year we participated in Walk for the Cure and held a golf tournament for St. Jude's hospital. With a heritage based on success in all areas, the close bond of brotherhood and diversity we expect to be one of the strongest fraternal organizations at Mercer for many more years to come.
Sigma Sigma Rho Sorority, Inc.
President: Kairilynn Yi - Kairilynn.Co.Yi@live.mercer.edu
Student Organization Email - chipresident@sigmasigmarho.com
Alumnum or Chapter Advisor: Maddie Persinger - finance@sigmasigmarho.com
Though they are nationally part of the National Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Association (NAPA), Sigma Sigma Rho, Sorority Inc. is Mercer Panhellenic's first Associate Member. While they do not participate in Panhellenic's formal recruitment, they do host a recruitment week in the Fall open to all Mercer students.
Founded on December 10th, 1998, Sigma Sigma Rho Sorority, Inc. strives to develop women of strength and leadership through active participation within our respective communities, and through it, strengthen those traits of conduct, thought, and idealism which characterize the responsible members of this organization. Our goal is to provide a meaningful and worthwhile academic and social experience for all engaged in collegiate work and to cooperate with other organizations and societies in every manner consistent with our mutual purposes and those of the institutions at which chapters are located. We embrace our shared love of our various backgrounds and identities as a unified sisterhood built on respect and understanding. Sigma Sigma Rho Sorority, Inc. is also committed to our organization's National Philanthropy, Domestic Violence Awareness & Prevention and our mission to develop strong, professional, progressive young women on every campus at which we are established.
"Mann, Atman, Dharam. Together they are one, We will not fall. Forever we are one... Qayamat Tak!"
Colors: Royal Blue, Black, and Silver
Philanthropy: Domestic Violence Awareness & Prevention
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.
President: Taylor Boyd- thetaylorboyd@gmail.com; omegamuprez@gmail.com
Alumnum or Chapter Advisor: Joanne Foster - jbotsoe@gmail.com
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated is a Greek-lettered international sorority, founded in 1920 at Howard University by five women, with a primary focus on scholarship, service, sisterhood, and finer womanhood. It's a historically African American sorority and a member of the National Pan-Hellenic Council. The sorority emphasizes community-conscious, action-oriented through community service and elevating the bar for minority women.
Special Interest
Special Interest Advocacy Organizations
Able Mercer
President: Pari Bakshi - pari.rishabh.bakshi@live.mercer.edu
Advisor: Johna Wright - wright_ja@mercer.edu
ABLEMercer is an advocacy club for disabled students at Mercer. We raise awareness of the difficulties students face accessing accommodation and accessibility, and we also work on discussing disability and disability scholarship to an audience of both disabled and nondisabled students. ABLEMercer is a space for disabled students to speak about their experiences, find comfort in community, and work for better accommodation; it is also a place for abled students to learn about disability and how to be good allies to disabled people.
AWARE Peer Advisors
President: Kaitlyn Wright - Kaitlyn.Marie.Wright@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Kathryn Scoggins - scoggins_k@mercer.edu
Advocating for the mental health and wellness needs of the Mercer community, by empowering students through peer education. Vission and overarching goals: Promote healthy stress management techniques, decrease stigma by increasing awareness and tolerance of mental health issues across the univeristy environment, improve the campus culture so that healthy decision making is considered the norm, make standing up for healthy living fun for all involved, and leading students by exemplifying AWARE's values.
Best Buddies
President: Preet Jani - preet.chirag.jani@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Johna Wright - wright_ja@mercer.edu
Best Buddies (formally known as The Buddy Bunch) of Mercer University is a student organization dedicated to mentoring as well as serving individuals in Bibb County with intellectual and developmental disabilities, giving them the chance to cultivate meaningful, fulfilling connections, to learn, to advance, and to broaden their horizons while building self-esteem through club mentorship, and inclusive activities. We also aim to support programs such as Special Olympics and advocate for those with disabilities within the community.
BearSigns: Deaf Culture and ASL Club
President: Desiree Banks - desiree.nicole.banks@live.mercer.edu
Student Org. Email - BearSignMu@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Rachael Goodman - Goodman_rg@mercer.edu
BearSigns: Deaf Culture and ASL Club (previously known as the American Sign Language Club) intends to raise awareness about deaf culture, history, and the importance of learning American Sign Language! We are not a fluency club but a learning club! We are students from all varying backgrounds in deaf culture from beginner to fluent with guidence and representation from our fluent mentor Ms.Brenda and the Middle Ga Association of the Deaf (M.G.A.D)! All members are welcome whether hearing, hard of hearing, Deaf, or a CODA! All who are interested and willing to learn are encouraged to come and grow in our knowledge together! Follow us on Instagram to see more updates or reach out for our groupme link!
C.A.Ts Club
President: Rachel Chen - rachel.m.chen@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Anna Krampl - Krampl_a@mercer.edu
It shall be the purpose of The Cat Appreciation Team to be a place for cat lovers to meet and interact with others who share their love of cats. As well as striving to help and have a positive impact on local cats through community outreach, action, and partnering with local shelters.
Common Ground
President: Emily 'Em' Alford - emily.marie.alford@live.mercer.edu
Student Organization Email - mercercommonground2006@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Chris Grant - grant_jc@mercer.edu
Common Ground is an organization dedicated to the advocacy and well-being of LGBT students on campus. We have weekly meetings discussing problems this population faces as well as social events to foster community among LGBT students. Please join us for special events like Atlanta Pride, Pride Prom, Queer Trivia Night, and more!
Curl Power
President: Shadai Kennedy - shadai.marie.kennedy@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Stephanie Howard - howard_sd@mercer.edu
https://pratice1.my.canva.site/curl-power-hair-stylists-on-campus
Curl Power is a student-led organization that aims to educate and empower students of Mercer University to embrace their natural beauty, with an emphasis on natural hair. Our primary goals are to teach young women and men how to use economical, eco-friendly hair products, spark conversations about race and different ideals/standards of beauty, and mentor young girls within Macon's community about self-love and confidence.
Girl Up
President: Samia Moid Ahmed - samiamoid.ahmed@live.mercer.ed
Faculty Advisor: Fiker Tesfaye - tesfaye_fh@mercer.edu
Organization email: mugirlup@gmail.com
Girl Up ignites the empowerment of girls, by girls around the world. In partnership with the United Nation, we stand up for girls, speak up for programs that help them thrive, and rise up as a community of advocates out to change the world, for good. The purpose of Mercer University Girl Up is to empower others to get involved, teach their communities that girls matter and make sure that girls in developing countries are educated, healthy, safe, counted and positioned to be the next generation of leaders.
Green Coalition
President: Knoxe Caseria - knoxe.caseria@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Heather Bowman Cutway cutway_hb@mercer.edu
We are Green Coalition, an environmental advocacy and educational group. We prioritize educating and encouraging students to utilize the recycling services provided by Mercer and volunteering to improve our local environment. Follow our Instagram to put Good News on your timeline.
Mercer Allergy Awareness Club
President: Kaylee Mixon - Kaylee.Grace.Mixon@live.mercer.edu
Student Organization Email: mercerallergyawarenessclub@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Chef Jarvis Napier napier-jarvis@aramark.com
https://foodallergyadvocate.org
Mercer Allergy Awareness Club’s mission is to make college safer for students with food and environmental allergies by raising awareness in the Mercer community and Bibb county. MAAC was created in 2021 as an advocacy group for the “allergic” and a learning environment for the “non-allergic”. Food allergies affect 8.6% of young adults; therefore, there could be over 400 students with a food allergy among the 5000 undergraduates on Mercer’s Macon campus. The highest incidence of fatal food-induced anaphylaxis occurs among young adults due to risk-taking behaviors such as allergic individuals eating unsafe foods and not carrying/appropriately using epinephrine. Our club strives to help people without allergies understand the implications of living with allergies and train the general student body for emergency interventions such as recognition of anaphylaxis. Some other activities include EpiPen training clinics, educational talks, walkathons, cooking workshops, the Teal Pumpkin Project and much more! We work closely with Mercer Dining Services and the college dietician to improve options on campus for students with food allergies. We also partner with national organizations such as Food Allergy Research & Education (FARE) in their education and advocacy initiatives.
Mercer International Affairs Organization
President: Olivia Hundley olivia.grace.hundley@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Eimad Houry houry_e@mercer.edu
The Mercer International Affairs Organization seeks to engage with world news and international relations through discussions, intercultural activities, and events. The Big Picture is Mercer's student-run international affairs newsletter within the International Affairs Organization, which produces monthly newsletters on relevant issues around the world. The Big Picture welcomes contributors from any discipline at Mercer interested in writing about international affairs.
Mercer Model Arab League
President: Jacob Solomon - Jacob.benjamin.solomon@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Tyler Parker - Parker_tb@mercer.edu
The Mercer Model Arab League (MAL) program is housed with the Mercer International Affairs Organization. MAL is a simulation of the League of Arab States. Students involved in MAL learn valuable diplomacy and negotiation skills, practice public speaking, and gain intimate knowledge of the Arab world.
Mercer Moot Court
President: Nidhi Patel - nidhi.dakshesh.patel@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Lori Johnson - Johnson_LA@mercer.edu
Moot Court models appellate court oral arguments, similar to what is used by lawyers arguing cases before the Supreme Court, cultivating a sphere of interest and knowledge in constitutional law while sharpening critical thinking and argumentation skills.
Mercer National Council of Negro Women
President: Damilola Kasumu - damilola.faridat.kasumu@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Sabrina Walthall - walthall_sl@mercer.edu
Organization Email: mercerncnw@gmail.com
National Council Negro Women (NCNW) is an “organization of organizations,” comprised of 330 campus and community-based sections and 33 national women’s organizations that enlightens, inspires, and connects more than 2,000,000 women and men. Its mission is to lead, advocate for, and empower women of African descent, their families, and communities. It was founded in 1935 by Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune, an influential educator and activist, and for more than fifty years, the iconic Dr. Dorothy Height was president of NCNW.
Today, the NCNW programs are grounded on a foundation of critical concerns that are now “NCNW Priorities.” Our organization promotes education; encourages entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and economic stability; educates women about health and promotes healthcare access, and promotes civic engagement and advocates for sound public policy and social justice.
Mercer Relay for Life
Co-Presidents: Aanya Chaganthi - aanya.kusuma.chaganthi@live.mercer.edu; Naya Patel -naya.d.patel@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Emilianne Limbrick - limbrick_em@mercer.edu
Mercer Relay for Life is a student led organization dedicated to helping communities in the fight against cancer. From students to faculty to Bibb county residents, we all want to remember those we've lost, help those affected today, and give us a home team advantage against cancer. Through funds donated, time given, or awareness raised, our students are teaming up to make a difference. When we rally together in the fight against cancer, we can accomplish anything.
Mercer SOUL
President: Lina Kern - Caroline.H.Kern@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Jason Smith - Smith_jw2@mercer.edu
Organization email: merceru.soul@gmail.com
We are a new club on campus that seeks to create a safe space for people of varying beliefs to express themselves, learn about others, and find people who share their faith. All Mercer Undergrad students are welcome to join! We welcome people from all belief, religions, and faiths, as well as those who have no beliefs or are unsure. Our values are Community, Education, and Respect.
Mercer Students for Justice in Palestine
Inactive
In conjunction with National Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), Mercer SJP aims to facilitate and grow a connected, organized, and educated student movement advocating for justice and liberation for the Palestinian people. Additionally, Mercer SJP is committed to fighting for an end to western imperialism, illegal occupation, and genocide worldwide.
Mercer URGE
President: Hailey Lemire - Hailey.Nicole.Lemire@live.mercer.edu
Organization Email - mercerurge@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Rachael Goodman - goodman_rg@mercer.edu
Instagram: @mu.urge
Mercer URGE is all about maintaining a political home for those passionate about human rights. Specifically, URGE advocates for gender equality and reproductive justice. The Mercer chapter aims to facilitate activism efforts and education initiatives relevant to the Mercer and Macon communities. All people are welcome.
Mercer University Society of Women in Business - MUSWiB
Presidents: Sri Srinivasan - sri.nahakeerthana.srinivasan@live.mercer.edu
Organization Email - mercerswib@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Elizabeth Adair - adair_e@mercer.edu
MUSWIB's goal is to empower and support women by providing opportunities for professional development, mentorship, and networking. Through workshops, speaker events, and collaborative initiatives, the society aims to equip members with the skills, confidence, and connections needed to thrive in the business world while fostering a strong and inclusive community.
Mercer University Students for Life
Presidents: Hannah Daly - hannah.catherine.daly@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Andres Marroquin - marroquin_a@mercer.edu
Mercer Students for Life is the Mercer University chapter of Students for Life of America. Our organization is dedicated to educating students about the issue of abortion, supporting women facing unexpected pregnancies, and advocating for the protection of preborn children. We affirm the inherent dignity and sanctity of every human life from conception to natural death and are committed to fostering a culture that values and defends life. All students are welcome to join—regardless of political affiliation or religious belief.
Mercer Vegan Club
Inactive
The Mercer Vegan Club promotes the reduction of animal suffering through education and activism. Our organization provides a network for vegans, vegetarians, animal rights activists and volunteers to make being vegan and vegetarian on campus and in Macon easier and more accessible.
Mercer University Wii Club
President: Lucas Scott - Lucas.Colby.Scott@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Nicholas Ryan - ryan_ns@mercer.edu
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
President: Rayhan Stapleton - rayhan.stapleton@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Kedrick R. Hartfield - hartfield_kr@mercer.edu
The NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) is a civil rights organization dedicated to eliminating racial injustice, promoting equality, and advocating for social, economic, and political rights for marginalized communities. Our student chapter at Mercer University focuses on fostering awareness, organizing community outreach initiatives, and empowering students to take action in support of civil rights. We engage in local advocacy efforts, educational programs, and partnerships with other organizations to create a more inclusive campus and community. We welcome students who are passionate about making a difference and promoting equality for all.
Period
Inactive
PERIOD at Mercer University is a chapter of the largest youth-run women's non-profit in the U.S., aiming to destigmatize periods through the three pillars of service, advocacy, and education. PERIOD will connect with a women's homeless shelter to donate menstrual hygiene products, organize fundraising events and carry out educational programs aiming to educate people in the community about menstration and using menstrual products.
Students Defending American Democracy
President: Isabelle Rueggeberg - isabelle.victoria.rueggeberg@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Benjamin Hoyt - hoyt_bj@mercer.edu
Students defending American Democracy is an extension of the national Lawyers Defending American Democracy. In a democracy, the voice of the people matters most. SDAD seeks to unite a group of young and passionate advocates to connect them with the opportunity to put their passion into practice. SDAD’s chief goal is to cultivate a student body that values civic education, engagement, and upholding the values that are crucial to preserving and defending democracy. SDAD is a non-partisan group, dedicated to learning about and understanding the institutions, attitudes, and values that allow democracy to flourish.
TEDxMercerUniversity
President: Ridhi Koner - ridhi.koner@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Cecilia Williams - williams_ce@mercer.edu
TED is a global community, welcoming people from every discipline and culture who seek a deeper understanding of the world. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized. Much like the TED conference, TEDxMercer will be a program that draws some of Mercer University’s and Macon’s most curious, creative, and progressive thinkers together for intellectual discussion. The only difference—it’s entirely student-run! The event is inspired by the visionaries that come to share their unique stories and valuable perspectives. It serves as a unique platform to establish positive dialogue, create unexpected connections, and inspire powerful momentum.
Special Interest Entertainment Organizations
Ace’s Up Poker Club
President: Jesse Flores - jesse.james.flores@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Jay Black - black_je@mercer.edu
Aces Up Poker Club is a club that encourages student relations through poker. We get together weekly to have fun and improve with others at the game. Newcomers to poker are more than welcome! We teach both the game's basics and more in-depth decision-making skills as we go. Poker is best played with a full table, so come on by and we'll deal you in!
AniMercer
President: Andrew Jakubowski - andrew.eric.jakubowski@live.mercer.edu
Student Organization Email: animercerclub@gmail.com
Faculty Advisors: Dr. Abigail P. Dowling dowling_ap@mercer.edu | Riku Kawaguchi kawaguchi_r@mercer.edu
AniMercer is a cultural club about Japanese animation. We are a club for watching and appreciating Japanese anime. We also do fun group events like monthly Boba trips and anime adjacent activities. Our group is filled with all sorts of people and we would love to have you join us!
Chess Club
President: Baran Aydin BaranAlp.Aydin@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Kevin Honeycutt honeycutt_ks@mercer.edu
https://groupme.com/join_group/88645717/JSXRA7az
The Mercer University Chess Club is a welcoming and inclusive organization open to all students, regardless of experience level. Whether you have never touched a chess piece or have been playing for years, the club warmly embraces new members and is dedicated to teaching the game from the ground up. There are no dues or financial requirements of any kind, making it completely accessible to every student. Beyond the board, the club is actively engaged in the Macon community through volunteer initiatives, reflecting a commitment to giving back that extends well beyond campus. If you are looking for a low-pressure, no-cost way to learn a new skill, connect with fellow students, and make a positive impact, the Mercer University Chess Club is the place to be.
Colorguard Club
Inactive
Colorguard club is a fun way to meet other people that are interested in Colorguard and want to learn more or have done Colorguard in the past but do not have the time or ability to join the Colorguard team! We teach flag, rifle, and Sabre tricks along with other basics of Colorguard!
Mercer University Book Club
President: Grayson Bolinaga - grayson.daniel.bolinaga@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Gordon Johnston - johnston_gg@mercer.edu
Mercer University Book Club provides students with a community centered around reading and literature.
Mercer Gaming Club
President: Andrew Hobson - andrew.mcneely.hobson@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ben Greulich Greulich_bm@mercer.edu
It shall be the purpose of Mercer Gaming Club to have a community of various types of gamers, including video games, table top games and card games. We want to provide our members with various events and also times for them to get together and unwind or destress after school. We operate as a not-for-profit organization since our recognition on January 2014.
Mercer Game Development Club
President: Miranda Straw -miranda.katherine.straw@live.mercer.edu
Organization email: mercergamedevelopment@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Cameron Kunzelman kunzelman_c@mercer.edu
The Mercer Game Development Club provides a platform for all Mercer Students to share and foster their interest and skills in developing video games.
Mercer Quiz Bowl
President: Lucas Ardelean - lucas.sebastian.ardelean@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Adeja Powell powell_ad@mercer.edu
Mercer Quiz Bowl is an academic trivia organization that promotes collaboration, sportsmanship, and intellectual curiosity, as students compete against other schools. Team members answer questions related to academic topics and work together to encompass a wide umbrella of knowledge.
Skate 478
President: Tyler Jolley - tyler.robert.jolley@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Clara Mengolini - mengolini_c@mercer.edu
Skate 478 is a skateboarding club here at Mercer University, bringing together students who share a passion for skateboarding, creativity, and community. Whether you're a seasoned skater or just starting, our club provides a welcoming environment to connect with fellow enthusiasts, improve your skills, and explore the local skate scene. We organize regular meetups, skatepark trips, and events, fostering a supportive and energetic community both on and off campus. Join Skate 478 to ride, learn, and grow with us!
Special Interest Health-Related Organization
Fellowship
Inactive
Fellowship focuses on improving mental health in college by building community and friendship! We spend a lot of time outside and go on regular hiking and camping trips! We also host movie nights and game nights on campus!
Mindful Mercer
President: Sneha Timsina ; Cierra Andre - Sneha.timsina@live.mercer.edu ; Cierra.marie.andre@live.mercer.edu
Student Organization Email: mindfulmercer1@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Juanita Forrester forrester_jk@mercer.edu
Mindful Mercer is Mercer University's Premier Mindfulness Student Organization. We are a student group that dedicates time to be present, connected, and mindful. We do meditations, yoga, and mental health workshops.
Special Interest Political Organizations
Mercer College Republicans
President: Joshua Erdey - joshua.michael.erdey@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Will Jordan jordan_wr@mercer.edu
We are a group of like minded individuals who engage in political discussion and activitie. We host weekly meetings.
Mercer Democratic Socialists of America
President: Mary Emma Ridley - Mary.Emmanuelle.Ridley@live.mercer.edu
Organization email: midgadsa@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Erin McClenathan - mcclenathan_ee@mercer.edu
The Mercer University chapter of the national Democratic Socialists of America, a sub-chapter of the Middle Georgia DSA. Students organize and attend mutual aid, labor union, and political action events in the community and beyond.
Network of Enlightened Women (NeW)
Inactive
https://enlightenedwomen.org
The Network of Enlightened Women is the premier organization for conservative university women. NeW educates young women on conservative ideas, cultivates a community in which to discuss and strengthen these ideas and emboldens young women to speak out on campus and in their communities. We expand intellectual diversity at universities by empowering conservative women to stand up for their beliefs. NeW is educating and training the next generation of conservative women leaders
Students for Liberty
Inactive
Students for Liberty is an international libertarian non-profit organization whose stated mission is "to educate, develop, and empower the next generation of leaders of liberty".
Turning Point USA
President: Hannah Daly - hannah.catherine.daly@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Marroquin - marroquin_a@mercer.edu
Turning Point USA is an organization whose mission is to identify, educate, train, and organize students to promote the principles of freedom, free markets, and limited government. Turning Point USA believes that every young person can be enlightened to true free market values.
Young Democrats of Mercer University
President: Harris Wallace harris.goodman.wallace@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Chris Grant grant_jc@mercer.edu
Mercer Young Democrats aims to engage Mercer students in the political, economic, and social affairs of the U.S. government; to recruit, organize, and train new members of the Democratic Party; to familiarize voters with candidates and the interests they represent; and to help Democrats get elected on the local, state, and national levels.
Special Interest Social Organizations
Commuter Mentorship Organization
President: Shahi Patel - shahi.bipinkumar.patel@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Ceallsach Crouch - crouch_cv@mercer.edu
The Commuter Mentorship Organization (CMO) is a student effort to support commuter students at Mercer University and to promote a commuter community on campus.
Mercer University Botanical Society
President: Jacob Hahn - jacob.thomas.hahn@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Benjamin Greulich greulich_bm@mercer.edu
Instagram: mercerbotanicalsociety
The Mercer University Botanical Society (or MUBS) is a student-led organization that is dedicated to hands-on sustainable gardening, education, and community outreach. The club maintains an active garden on the Mercer Macon campus. The goal of this organization is to promote the practice of urban and community gardening through education, service, and cultivating an environment that is accessible to new and experienced gardeners alike.
Spartan Society
Inactive
A fun club that allows Mercer students to have the opportunity to try intense thrills and athletic events, such as paintball and fun runs
Tea and Coffee Societea
Inactive
Come drink Tea and Coffee with us! We meet in the Pod lounge on the first floor of the Connell Student Center Monday and Friday at 6pm to have tea, coffee, and a good conversation. All types of tea and coffee are welcome.
Special Interest STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) Organizations
Black Women in STEM Club
President: Johnera Miller johnera.miller@live.mercer.edu | mbwis24@gmail.com
Faculty Advisor: Melinda Hollingshed hollingshed_md@mercer.edu
Black Women in STEM is a college club dedicated to empowering and advancing Black women pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Through community-building, mentorship, and advocacy, the organization seeks to foster an inclusive environment where members can thrive both academically and professionally.
Mission Statement: Our mission is to uplift, support, and create opportunities for Black women in STEM fields by providing a strong network, mentorship, and resources that promote success, representation, and leadership in their respective disciplines.
CSC Crypto Club
Inactive
We exist to educate students on Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Technology and to develop Decentralized Applications (Dapps) on the blockchain.
HackMU
Inactive
HackMU is an organization of creators. We aim to promote and expand the hackathon community at Mercer University and Computer Science education in Macon. A hackthon is an invention marathon. Programmers, designers, and people interested in technology come together to learn and solve a problem. Our organization is open to all majors as we need various types of support in hosting Mercer's first ever hackathon.
Mercer Astronomy Student Association (MASA)
President: Grayson Bolinaga - grayson.daniel.bolinaga@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Frank McNally McNally_FT@Mercer.Edu
MASA aims to inspire passion and interest for students interested in astronomy at Mercer.
Mercer Car Club
President: Davis Daniell - davis.wyatt.daniell@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Marko Horn - horn_m@mercer.edu
Mercer Car Club is a student organization for automotive enthusiasts of all levels! Whether you're a gearhead, a casual admirer, a modder, or just curious about cars, our club offers a space to share knowledge, attend car meets, and explore all things automotive. Join us at our very own garage at 5:00 p.m. every Friday by the soccer fields for hangouts, group cruises, and working on our cars! All makes, models, and interests are welcome.
Mercer Robotics Club
President: Kalp Patel - kalp.sandip.patel@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Anthony Choi - choi_ta@mercer.edu
https://organizations.mercer.edu/mirl/
A student-run club for students of all majors to come and partake in exciting robotics-related projects, research and engineering! We are located in the Machine Intelligence and Robotics Lab (MIRL) in SEB 232. We have 3D printers, a laser cutter, soldering equipment, and more, and we can provide training for any of these tools. There are no club fees to join!
Mercer Motorsports
President: Gregory Midura - gregory.midura@live.mercer.edu
Faculty Advisor: Robert Gill - gill_rj@mercer.edu
Mercer Motorsports is a student-led engineering team committed to designing, building, and competing in the Formula Society of Automotive Engineers (FSAE), an international collegiate challenge where students build high-performance race cars from the ground up. In other words . . . we build mini–Formula One cars at the college level. As part of the Society of Automotive Engineers, we give our members real-world experience in automotive engineering, aerodynamics, vehicle dynamics, and manufacturing. But more than that, we build problem-solvers. Leaders. Free thinkers. The kind of people who can turn a whiteboard sketch into a precision-tuned machine and a garage full of parts into a working race car. Every season pushes the limits of what student engineering can do. Whether you're leading a subsystem or troubleshooting at midnight in the shop, you're learning how to work under pressure, fail fast, adapt, and build better. We also connect our members with industry professionals through conventions, mentorships, and networking events. Whether your future is in motorsports, aerospace, startups, or beyond, FSAE prepares you for careers that demand creativity, resilience, and vision. Mercer Motorsports is not for the faint of heart, but that’s what it takes to win.
MU Touch3D Club
Inactive
This organization's main goal is to provide support for the Touch3D yearbooks for the blind. These yearbooks are the first of its kind in the world and our goal is to get as many people involved with this project as possible. Other goals of this club is to teach students from all disciplines how to use 3D scanners, 3D modeling software, and 3D printers.
