AITP
The Association of Information Technology Professionals is a National professional organization founded in 1951. AITP is an organization that allows members to participate in an elite network of information technology professionals, educators, and students dedicated to continuing education, professional growth, leadership, and the exploration of issues in the IT community. Find them on Instagram and Twitter.
CGS: Connecting Girls to Stem
Connecting Girls to STEM (CGS) was created to encourage and promote the next generation of female leaders in STEM careers, while also serving the college campus and surrounding community. Membership is open to all students at FSU. Find them on Instagram and Facebook.
CODED: Codeducation
From business to biology, technology is becoming increasingly critical in most every career. Our curriculum is unable to keep up. Even though high schoolers in this city are learning programming languages, most FSU students are not. Run by students and run for students, Codeducation teaches tech topics to non-tech majors. Find them on Instagram and Twitter.
Cybersecurity Club
The FSU Cybersecurity Club is a rapidly growing student organization. Students gather to learn about issues and problems in technological, social, organizational, and cognitive aspects of cybersecurity. Various disciplines are supported, e.g., computer science, information technology, criminology, law, education, business, public administration, and healthcare, etc. Students advance their technical skills and knowledge through various national and international events like the Annual Southeast Regional Cyber Defense Competition, The National Cyber League, and the Cyber Security Awareness Week Conference, etc. It’s not just for computer geeks. If you are interested in information security, or just want to become more technical in the online environment, come check out the FSU Cybersecurity Club.
Lambda Pi Eta Honors Society
Lambda Pi Eta Honor Society supports the professional development, interests and academic pursuits. Learn More!
Social Spear
Social Spear is an organization aimed at developing young professionals and showing them how social media plays a part in the technology field. Social Spear offers a variety of events such as bringing in local speakers, touring companies in the Tallahassee community, and offering crash courses in the Creative Cloud. Find them on Instagram and Twitter.
STARS: Students & Technology in Academia, Research & Service
The mission of the STARS Alliance is to increase the participation of women, under-represented minorities, and persons with disabilities in IT/computing disciplines through multi-faceted interventions. At FSU, these interventions focus on projects and programs that start at elementary school and progress through graduate school and on to IT/computing careers. The Alliance is organized as a national constellation of regional stars that include research universities, minority and women’s universities and colleges, K-12 educators, industry, professional organizations, and community groups. Find them on Twitter.
THT: Transfers Helping Transfers
THT is a unique organization that provides opportunities for students to meet other students from differing colleges by organizing various events and activities. This helps each student feel more a part of FSU and the Tallahassee community.Find them on Instagram and Twitter.
WISE
Women in IT/ICT Sharing Experiences is an organization made up of women who are devoted to banding together and staying strong as we prepare to enter the workforce in a mostly male-dominated career field. We encompass all majors and aim to support women in tech! WISE events primarily revolve around professional programs, social events, and developing mentors in the community. Find them on Instagram and Twitter.
WW: Women Wednesdays
Women Wednesday’s is a peer and professional mentoring networking organization that partners with fellow female oriented organizations, both on and off campus, to promote women in the workforce and professionalism. Find them on Instagram and Twitter.