Clubs and communities are the easiest and fastest way to get involved on campus!  From educational to personal interest, we have something for everyone!  Join us for our club fair during the first two weeks of school and find the club that is right for you!

Please contact Lacey Spencer at (406) 791-5215 for more information.

Student Senate    President - Robert Spackman    Advisor - Lacey Spencer     The Student Senate represents and serves students by advocating, governing, and providing programs to enhance student life, contribute to student engagement, and increase student retention. Elections are held every spring for new members.

Argo Ambassadors   President -   Advisor - Bri Goudey   The University of Great Falls Ambassadors is a group of students who aid our Admissions team in student recruitment. Ambassadors promote UGF by giving campus tours and talking to prospective students and their families. Ambassadors also help the Admissions Office with events, phone calling, new student orientation, and Argo Visit Days. Each semester, Ambassadors create and host mock game shows such as Family Feud and Deal or No Deal and participate in service projects within the Great Falls community.

Argo Army   President - Cameron Bates   Advisor - Lacey Spencer    The Argo Army is a spirit club that strives to provide our student body with an opportunity to generate pride and carry out tradition through a dedicated spirit program. We commit to working hard, dedicating ourselves, and above all, having fun.

Argo Health Professions     President - Pedro Simplicio   Advisor - Diane Lund    The Argo Health Professions Club (AHPC)  is a club of encouragement, with a goal of helping its members and prospective members with the pursuit of graduate and professional health education.  Members and officers will advise, guide and help one another, as well as the club as a whole.

Art Club   President - Jessica Burkett   Advisor - Julia Becker   The Art Club was formed to promote art and art awareness in our community.

Business Round Table (BRT)   President - Emily Busby   Advisor - Katrina Stark   Business Round Table (BRT) is a club for students interested in learning about real-world business experiences. The goal of the BRT is to enlighten students of all majors and interests about how business encompasses just about everything, and is both a form of academics and life experience. We have guest speakers from the business world and meet to discuss topics related to business and organizations.

Community Living Council   President -       Advisor - Megan Wescoat   The Community Living Council (CLC) is a leadership organization representing students living in campus housing.  The  CLC seeks to develop stronger leaders on campus and help make on-campus living more of a community through the programs and services offered.

Computer Science Community   President - Gwydion Marshall    Advisor - Jim Croft   The Computer Science Community promotes the well-being of both students and the community by providing news and information about technology and its use.  The CSC is an informational and social network of individuals interested in computer science.

Creative Writing Club    President -   Advisor - Aaron Parrett     Our club goal is to find people who share our passion for writing.  We will be publishing our short stories once per semester so our families, friends and community members can view them.

Disability Awareness   President - Killian Gilreath    Advisor - Kay Seilstad   The goal of the Disability Awareness Club is to promote awareness and improve accessibility for students, faculty and staff with a physical disability.  It's about focusing on abilities, not disabilities.

First Generation Club   President - Ellen Nutter    Advisor - Marty Holin   The First Generation Club strives to enhance college connections and graduation rates for first generation students through information sharing, mentoring and support.

Forensic Science Club   President - Diedre Hughes   Advisor - Art Alt   The Forensic Science Club is available to students who are General Forensic Science majors, Forensic Chemistry majors, and Forensic Biology majors. Students who are doing a Forensic minor or Forensic concentration are also free to join the club. The FSC Club  has guest speakers related to forensics, does mock trials, and works together on fundraisers and service projects. In the past, we have also visited the MT State Crime Lab in Missoula, and for more fun, have Christmas and end-of-year parties!

Great Leaders, Outstanding Women (GLOW)   President - Catherine Gray   Advisor - Linda Fagenstrom   We are G.L.O.W, Great Leaders, Outstanding Women.  We are committed to making a positive impact in our community, inspiring healthy living, and providing support for our fellow University women.

Martial Arts Club President - Ellen Nutter   Advisor - Tom Raunig   Our intent is to improve grades through learning how to better focus, as well as bringing fitness and safety awareness to all interested students through the practice of martial arts.

Math Club   President -   Advisor - Tim Glatzer   The primary purpose of the Math Club is to foster an appreciation for the utility and beauty of mathematics. We aim to further student interest in the field of mathematics and its academic cognate fields through exposure to these disciplines, their applications and roles in society.

Men's Club President - Travis Dillon   Advisor - Jake Clark   Our club duty is to lead by example and act like gentlemen while still looking "manly."

Mission to Serve President - Whitney Rau   Advisor - Katrina Stark   We reach out to individuals in need, get students involved, and get the UGF community to truly experience the feeling of uncommon courage.

Non-Traditional Students Organization (NTSO)   President - Ann McWilliams   Advisor - Kay Seilstad    The purpose shall be to provide support, friendship, and guidance to non-traditional students at UGF while encouraging them to become active in academic, social, and recreational opportunities on campus. Click here for more information.

Outdoors Club   President - Indy Kimura   Advisors - Nathan Reiff, Jake Clark   Our club provides lots of outdoor opportunities for UGF students.

Peer Mentors   link to Peer Mentor page   President - Jaquie Armas   Advisors - Twila Croft, Lacey Spencer   The mentor program is designed to guide and lead new, incoming students.  Mentors are to lead by example and to aid mentees with the adjustment to college life.  Mentors are expected to attend campus events, as well as to organize and execute activities.

Performing Arts   President - Ken Taylor    Advisor - Michael Gilboe   Our goal is to enrich the lives of UGF students through the creation of and participation in the performing arts.

Psychology Club   President - Jessica Birgenheier   Advisor - Dr. Robert Packer   Our club services students considering a career in mental health and community members in need, including those with mental health issues and victims of violence.

Rodeo Club   President - Zach Johnson   Advisor - Cynthia Thomas   The University of Great Falls Rodeo Club seeks to offer an environment in which we can enjoy and promote the sport of rodeo. For some, we are building onto an already steady foundation of rodeo knowledge, and for others, we are simply beginning to build that foundation. Comprised of individuals currently competing in the sport and those that simply hold an interest, the UGF Rodeo Club offers the ability to share in one of the cultures of Montana – RODEO.

Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE)   President - Shelby Tritthart   Advisor - Katrina Stark   Students in Free Enterprise is an entrepreneurial club that meets Mondays and Wednesdays at noon. The goal of SIFE is to instill into students the values and advantages of the free enterprise system. SIFE holds many campus and community events throughout the year . SIFE is open to all UGF students and can be taken for one credit or just for fun. SIFE gives students a chance to get involved and create bonds that last beyond a semester.

SMEA   President - Tina Sullivan   Advisor - Candice Moench   The Education Club (SMEA) strives to continue to broaden the University's community work by helping out with our sister schools, fundraising, and diverse outreach.

Unite   President - Jesse Adams   Advisor - Jake Clark   Unite is an inter-denominational group meeting Monday nights at 8:00 pm in the Trinitas Chapel choir loft. At Unite, students come together to share faith and values. The group offers peer support in growing deeper in following Christ by addressing challenges faced in living the Christian life on campus. Unite offers opportunities for service! Unite offers opportunities to gather to share food and fellowship! Unite offers opportunities to share on topics of interest! Unite offers opportunities for fun! Come to Unite – Pray and Play together! Be Christ for one another and for the larger community!

Youth Progressive Group    President - Andrea Spake   Advisor - JoAnne Church   The Youth Progressive Group promotes progressive ideals and helps students in political activism and community service projects.  We strive to increase the level of political information available to students and to help further their involvement at the national, state and local government levels. Through the club, we hope to build motivation and leadership skills, provide key tools and develop personal skills allowing members to stand up for their political beliefs and engage in the political process. Our club is a great way to earn valuable networking and relationship-building skills with other club and community members.