STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

Student Communication Association

The Student Communication Association (SCA) is a dynamic student-managed organization open to all levels of SCOM majors. Students in related disciplines are encouraged to join the association. The purpose of SCA is to provide an opportunity for students to learn more about the Communication discipline and its various career options.

Special guests attend monthly meetings to visit with students and discuss career opportunities in their respective professions. Additionally, communication faculty members interact with students to help establish networks necessary to make the transition from student life to the corporate world. In addition to educational and networking opportunities, a variety of social events are planned throughout the academic year.

For more information about SCA please visit the SCA website.

 

Lambda Pi Eta

Lambda Pi Eta is the official undergraduate honor society of the National Communication Association (NCA), and is accredited by the Association of College Honor Societies. Lambda Pi Eta has over 250 active chapters.

To become members of Lambda Pi Eta, undergraduates must:

  • Major in the Department of Communication (COMM or TCMS)
  • Rank in the top 35% of their class (i.e., top 35% of all U3s majoring in the Department of Communication)
  • Have cumulative GPRs at Texas A&M of at least 3.0 (The top 35% is typically higher than 3.0)
  • Have GPRs in the COMM or TCMS major at Texas A&M of 3.25 or higher
  • Have at least 60 college credits (may include transfer courses), and
  • Have at least 12 credits in courses in your major (may include transfer courses)
     

The webpage of the Texas A&M Chapter of Lambda Pi Eta is http://lpe.tamu.edu.

Students who would like additional information, or who aspire to join Lambda Pi Eta, should contact Emily Doucet by email <edoucet@tamu.edu> or by phone, 862-6968.

 

Aggie Toastmasters

Aggie Toastmasters is the TAMU club affiliated with Toastmasters International. Aggie Toastmasters provides an opportunity for students to refine their public speaking skills through educational and leadership activities.

Students give presentations at campus and community settings, workshops on speech crafting, conferences, and contests. Participants attend the District Conference in May each year. To join Aggie Toastmasters, contact Brad Gillingham at (979) 694-1215.
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