DEI LibGuide: Student Organizations

The Bangladeshi Student Association helps to create an opportunity to exchange and showcase the culture and heritage of Bangladesh with USA, and to provide resources, support, and to complement academic development for the students of Bangladesh, currently enrolled in the university.

The Black Student Union was established in 1968 to cultivate and promote a general knowledge of Black culture and society on the University of South Alabama campus. BSU is a unifying force for Black students, faculty, and staff. BSU also serves as the overall representative for Black students to the University governing body.

The Filipino Cultural Society is focused on promoting Filipino cultural awareness at the University of South Alabama through food, dance, and events!

Friends of Internationals welcomes international students and provides all students the opportunity to "make friends around the world". All students are invited to participate in various activities which are designed to build friendships and get involved in the local community.

USA Hallyu is an organization created to bring together people who are interested in Korean culture and entertainment. It is our mission to help others learn more about Korean culture and respectfully participate in cultural activities.

ISA’s mission is to cultivate cultural awareness in the Mobile area by collaborating with the university students and the local community.

The Latin American Student Organization is focused on promoting Latin American Student awareness at the University of South Alabama through food, and social events.

The Muslim Student Association dedicated to presenting an accurate representation of what Islam is. MSA members work together to organize fun events with the purpose of clearing up common misconceptions. In the past we have hosted large Eid dinners, panel discussions, fundraisers, and social events - and we are looking forward doing so much more!

The Native American Student Association is an organization focused on spreading Native American culture and working to help Native American students on campus and off.

Spectrum is a student-run, community-based organization open to persons of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and expressions. Spectrum is dedicated to educating the university and all attending members on matters of discrimination, harassment, and human rights. We are proud to be a diverse and accepting organization, working together to boost awareness of our existence in the community.

The Vietnamese Student Association is a group of Vietnamese AND non-Vietnamese students who strive to spread and teach Vietnamese culture and heritage to those on campus. The goal of the club is to not only spread the Vietnamese culture but also create connections and long-lasting memories within our community.