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Student Organizations

Make friends. Get involved. The School of Agriculture and Food has a number of student clubs and organizations to help you find your niche.


Block and Bridle

Promoting the improvement and increase the interest among students of Animal Science and to bring closer relationships among men and women pursuing some phase of Animal Science as a profession.


Collegiate FFA

FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.


students making popcorn

Food Science Club

The club’s mission is to provide an environment for students with an interest in food science and to promote food science as an education/career choice.


image of group of Fruved students posing for picture

Get Fruved

Let’s improve lifestyles, the environment, and behaviors toward healthfulness.



Image of 3 MANRRS students Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences

This organization strives to promote the improvement and increase the interest among students of Animal Science and to bring closer relationships among men and women pursuing some phase of Animal Science as a profession.


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Sigma Alpha

Promoting all facets of agriculture and to strengthen the bonds of friendship among them. It is the purpose of the member to strive for achievements in scholarship, leadership, and service.


Students sitting at a table filled with baked goods

Student Association of Nutrition and Dietetics

Providing current information on trends in the profession of dietetics and advancements in the field; provide professional development and networking opportunities to members.


Several students on horseback

WVU Collegiate Horsemen’s Association

Uniting collegiate horsemen at WVU and work together with friendship and professionalism; to promote the entire equine industry and spread knowledge of all its aspects to our collegiate members; to bring about a closer relationship between members and leaders of the horse industry through affiliations.


Students with dairy cow

WVU Dairy Science Club

Enhancing fellowship, friendship, and service through educational opportunities and promotion of the dairy cattle industry.


Students at Dr. C Joesph Cross Animal Health Center

WVU Pre-Veterinary Club

Fostering leadership development, to provide an atmosphere of social enrichment, and to offer opportunities for students to explore the various aspects of the veterinary field through a supportive, peer-based community.


Want to see what other student organizations are available? A complete list of student organizations is available on the WVU Davis College website.