With student organizations at O’Neill and Indiana University, you can get more involved in your field of interest, our school, and our community.
Gain work-related experience, and network with your peers and potential employers—all while advancing your leadership skills. We have organizations for every O'Neill student.
A student organization committed to empowering and uplifting O’Neill students who identify as people of color, first-generation, and/or low-income. Through student engagement, mentorship, and development, we foster a supportive community that nurtures growth, leadership, and the realization of individual and collective potential.
Networking, service projects, and social opportunities for alumni of AmeriCorps NCCC, VISTA, Teach for America, City Year, and all other AmeriCorps programs.
Service projects based on the mission of preventing and alleviating human suffering in the face of emergency.
Open to students in all disciplines, CPMA provides professional, academic, and social opportunities involving arts, culture, policy and management.
The Journal of Public and Environmental Affairs is the O’Neill School’s first student-run academic publication. The Journal provides a platform open to all students to publish their original research and analysis on topics of public and environmental affairs.
LGMA fosters the understanding, education, and involvement in the local government profession through the coordination of exploration trips, informational panels, and educational discussions.
Professional, educational, and social development for students interested in all aspects of municipal finance, both public and private sector. PFA provides a structure for interaction between students, the municipal finance community, business executives, and government officials.
We are a club that is affiliated with Rotary International for young professionals who are interested in community service, leadership, and networking. We meet weekly to listen to speakers and participate in both local and international service projects.
Works to enhance representation and foster an inclusive cultural climate at O'Neill through recruitment, retention, advocacy, and action.
Training events, professional certification, publications and ongoing education for financial professionals in government.
Bridge USA at IU is a multipartisan political organization dedicated to creating a space for polite and empathetic intellectual discourse.
This organization stimulates career development, grows leadership skills, and provides opportunities to assemble with other students and professionals who have interests in the healthcare and life science sectors.
Open to all undergraduate students interested in human resources, HRA-IU provides networking and recruiting events, social events and meetings about opportunities in the HR world.
For undergraduate students interested in in advancing their skills in research, argumentation, public speaking, critical thinking and listening.
The premiere legal activity campus, providing a framework for members to gain a better understanding of the practice of law.
Sponsored by O'Neill, the College of Arts and Sciences, and the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Affairs, Model UN students travel to intercollegiate conferences to discuss international policy challenges in the role of professional diplomats. Not just for future ambassadors, it provides career skills applicable across many fields.
Learn more about Model UN at IU
MIC offers students the opportunity to collaborate with like-minded individuals in order to create a network of resources and opportunities for artists and musically-inclined members of their community.
An undergraduate organization that aims to connect, educate, and inspire students while allowing them the opportunity to explore the world of law.
USAM is an inclusive student organization that unites individuals pursuing, or who have interest in, the Bachelor of Science in Arts Management (BSAM) degree through the O’Neill School.
Women in Government aims to inspire, empower, and enable women of all backgrounds to get involved in the political process
Through a series of guest lectures, member discussions, and other enriching activities with a legal focus, our members will gain a community of dedicated and passionate peers with similar interests and goals.
ELSA is for all students that seek a career in the diverse and expanding energy industry.
MSHMSA promotes professional career development as well as giving members the opportunity to give back to the community. MSHMSA functions to support the students in the MSHM program for an engaged community to make the most of their graduate education.
A professional membership association, NMA fosters a network of O’Neill graduate students, faculty, and professionals interested in the nonprofit sector by providing professional development opportunities.
OEPSA's mission is to leverage the passion and experience of our graduate students to create meaningful connections between graduate students, faculty, staff, alumni, and employers while facilitating robust learning opportunities for O’Neill students as we lead for the greater good.
O’Neill Graduate Student Association
The student government for the O’Neill graduate student population, advocating on behalf of the students to improve their O’Neill experience.
A campus-wide organization for all students who previously served as a Peace Corps volunteer.
Share your research and get writing support amidst a supportive, professional community of peers and faculty and participate in the group's annual conference.
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Can’t find your niche? Get a group together and create your own organization—we can help. Contact oneillup@iu.edu.
