Lynn University

There's a club or organization to suit every interest and lifestyle. Offerings include academic organizations, cultural/international clubs, sororities and fraternities, special interest groups and religious organizations, among many others.

• Perfect for the South Florida weather are the Beach Bums (beach clean up organization) and Kiteboarding clubs.
• Join the Debate Team.
• How about helping out in the community through Knights in the Community or Rotaract?
• Or supplement your major by joining the hospitality or sports management clubs, Lynn Bonds Science Club, or the National Broadcasting Society chapter.
• And sororities and fraternities are well represented.

All Clubs and Organizations

Governing Organizations

• Student Government Association (SGA) - serves as the official voice of the student body.
• Knights Activities Team (KAT) - plans and organize fun and cool events for students at Lynn.
• Residence Hall Association (RHA) - governing body of the residence halls to improve the quality of life in the residential community.

Greek Life

• Alpha Phi Delta Fraternity – helps men become top leaders in all facets of life.
• Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority - promotes a perpetual bond of friendship; develop strong womanly character; and inspires high standards of ethical conduct.
• Zeta Beta Tau - the oldest and largest historically Jewish fraternity with over 50 years of non-sectarian brotherhood.

Academic Organizations

• Future Business Leaders Society (FBLS) - promotes interest in community service through entrepreneurship.
• Kappa Delta Pi (Education) - a professional honor society for education majors.
• Psi Chi (Psychology) - showcases Lynn's best psychology students.
• Honors Colloquium - unites students of the Honors Program.
• Hospitality Club - a professional organization for those interested in hotel/restaurant management.
• Hospitality Financial and Technology Professionals – works to advance the profession of hospitality finance and technology.
• Law and Justice Club - educates students on the field of criminal justice.
• Lynn Bonds Science Club - promotes the opportunities in the science department.
• National Broadcasting Society - for communications and broadcasting majors.
• Sports Management Group - makes members more knowledgeable of the sports industry.
• Florida Airports Council - provides networking opportunities for aspiring aviation professionals.

Special Interest Groups

• Beach Bums Club - provides students with diverse South Florida experiences in South Florida i.e. marine life and conservation, beach clean ups.
• Best Buddies - opportunities for one-to-one friendships and integrated employment for those with developmental disabilities.
• College Democrats - promotes participation of students in Democratic and political causes.
• College Republicans - advances Republican initiatives in the surrounding community.
• Debate Team - provides opportunities for training in leadership skills, public speaking, argumentation, logical thinking and impromptu speaking.
• Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) - brings a sense of unity among gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, questioning and straight society; provides diversity awareness on campus and confidential support to all students
• Kiteboarding Club – for those interested in the sport of Kiteboarding.
• Knights in the Community (KIC) - conducts service projects in the South Florida community.
• Knights of the Roundtable (KOR) - offers leadership to the student body, promotes school spirit.
• Student Alumni Association (SAA) - promotes activities that build pride in Lynn.
• Just About Kids (JAK) - dedicated and committed to helping children in need.
• Lynn Rugby Football Club - introduces the respected sport of rugby.
• Poetry Club - encourages and promotes the use of literary and visual arts among students and staff.
• Relay for Life - sponsored by the American Cancer Society, it is the biggest community service project at the university.
• Rotaract - provides an opportunity for young men and women to enhance the knowledge and skills that will assist them in personal development, to address the physical and social needs of their communities.
• Students for the Poor - educates both Lynn and the Boca Raton community about world poverty and the needs of the people living in poor countries.

Cultural/International Clubs

• Black Student Union - provides a central presence of black student culture.
• Caribbean Club – for those affiliated with the Caribbean or interested in learning about the culture.
• International Affairs Society - increases awareness of international political situations, and promotes interest in other cultures and ethnicities.

Religious Organizations

• Campus Crusade for Christ - interdenominational, student, Christian organization to help share the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
• Chabad Student Association - promotes Jewish awareness on campus.
• Hillel Club - provides social and educational programming focusing on Jewish holidays, scholarships and history.
• Newman Club - shares in fellowship and learning about the Christian faith.