Salem State offers many ways for students to get involved on- and off-campus through student groups and clubs. Groups manage their own activities through an independent platform--. If you're looking to get involved, contact StudentEngagement@salemstate.edu for more information.
Student Involvement and Operations
strives to create a community of designers where we can practice, grown and strengthen our connections with each other.
This group is for student musicians to learn from other like-minded professional audio engineers across the world and to network with people in the student’s field of interest.
Helps to broaden literary horizons and relate to the world around us through reading and analyzing books.
Offers opportunities for students to expand their knowledge of biology.
Provides opportunities to further investigate the field of chemistry, including all applications of science.
Provides service events that will enhance the well being of the Salem State community and the surrounding area.
The Programming Club is an interest group of passionate students who share a common interest in coding and programming topics. No experience with programming is required.
Enhances students’ awareness in the field of criminal justice through group activities, guest speakers and field trips.
Promotes and conducts educational activities about geological sciences and the earth.
Promotes, celebrates, and creates greater awareness of the experiences and successes of first-generation college students at Salem State.
Promotes further knowledge and awareness of French and francophone cultures.
The purpose of the Geographical Society is to bring the people of the world together in an effort to share and learn from each other the different beliefs, views, and cultures of the world.
Promotes the general welfare of the overall fraternity and sorority community.
The SSU Greenhouse Club is an organization of students committed to environmental sustainability, philanthropy, and civic engagement on campus. We provide a platform for students and faculty to raise and use fresh produce, as well as the opportunity for hands-on education.
The I-O Graduate Newsletter group’s main purpose is to assist new and current graduate students in the MS. Industrial Organizational Psychology program at 91´«Ã½.
Fosters a community of students and faculty who follow Jesus as Savior.
KCORE is a club that allows students to get together to enjoy Korean culture. In KCORE we will get the chance to explore more of the Korean music (kpop), from watching the music videos and understanding the lyrics to trying some of the most viral kpop dances.
MASSPIRG is a consumer group that stands up to powerful interests whenever they threaten our health and safety, our financial security or our right to fully participate in our democratic society. Since 1972, we’ve stood up for consumers, countering the influence of big banks, insurers, chemical manufacturers and other powerful special interests.
Encourage philosophical engagement, critical thinking and critical awareness. Holds events that promote philosophical discussions.
Founded on November 26, 1913 Phi Sigma Sigma was the first collegiate nonsectarian sorority to allow membership of women of all faiths and backgrounds.
Promotes political thought and discussion through speakers, trips and model U.N. competitions.
Provides a variety of social, educational and recreational activities for the student body.
Provides a social network for students interested in psychology.
Advocate for high-quality, debt-free public college.
Provides scholarships, internships, leadership workshops, networking, travel opportunities, and job placement assistance.
Provides a professional level dance company of the highest caliber.
Represents the resident student population in all matters concerning the quality of living on campus.
Serves as the campus newspaper and the independent voice of the students.
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity was founded in 1856, and has expanded to have chapters across the country that devote themselves to shaping young minds into true gentlemen.
Serves as the sole voice of the students to the administration, faculty and legislators.
Salem State Students for Justice in Palestine
Serves as the governing and representative organization for nursing majors.
Promotes a culture of gratitude and provides students the opportunity to give back to the Salem State community and help fellow Vikings.
Provides students with performance and production opportunities on campus.
Theta Phi Alpha is a sorority that focuses on academic excellence, leadership, service to others, and of course building a lifelong sisterhood with the other members of Theta Phi!
The academy serves as a way to connect those who have a love for Dungeons & Dragons and to be a resource for those who want to start playing.
Provides progressive and alternative radio programming.
Salem State's Improv Troupe
Center for Justice and Liberation
Offers opportunities to meet, support and plan events for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender students and their straight supporters.
Through our numerous partnerships and sponsors with large corporations, organizations and financial firms, varying across various industries and fields, we connect a global network of almost one million passionate Latino Leaders to career, networking and professional opportunities.
Provides activities for students to have a better understanding of different Asian ethnic backgrounds.
Provides students with an avenue whereby they can get together to explore their heritage.
The Haitian Cultural Club is to empower Haitian students at 91´«Ã½. Creating a safe space to celebrate our culture and have conversations about things that affect our community.
Provides opportunities to celebrate and learn about Judaism.
Fosters international awareness and cultural exchange between all members of the university.
Operates as a resource and referral service for women with a diversity of needs.
Promotes interest among students in Latino history and culture by sponsoring educational, cultural and social events.
Brings together Muslim students to bring a sense of family and faith.
SACNAS chapters are an inclusive source of community that provides local and regional support for college students and professionals to succeed in STEM