The Undergraduate Math Club at University of Virginia is a biweekly seminar and a club for students interested in mathematics and related areas. It meets on Tuesdays at 5pm for 60-80 minutes. The activities vary from talks by faculty members, graduate and undergraduate students to presentations by local industries, and panel discussions (on REUs, careers for math majors, etc). The aim of the Undergraduate Math Club is to provide an avenue for mathematics-interested students to learn about interesting topics in higher math that they will not see in standard coursework.

We are an entirely student-run, long/short equity investment organization at the University of Virginia with over $800,000 in assets under management. Founded in 1994 by an endowment from "Tiger Cub" John Griffin of Blue Ridge Capital, we operate as a non-profit under the McIntire Foundation. We employ a fundamental, value-oriented investment strategy.

The Medical Entrepreneurship Club at UVA hopes to bridge the gap between medicine and entrepreneurship by providing students with the knowledge, resources, and networking opportunities to explore innovation in the healthcare sector. With the increasing prevalence of health-tech, biotech, and medical startups, our club aims to equip pre-med, pre-comm, and other interested students with the skills necessary to navigate this evolving landscape.We host monthly meetings featuring guest speakers, including founders, executives, and professors, who share insights into the challenges and opportunities within medical entrepreneurship. Additionally, we provide online content to educate members on core concepts in the field and facilitate networking opportunities through medical entrepreneurship conferences. Eventually, we plan to travel to conferences and enter into pitch competitions to give our members hands-on experience. We are also working with several biotech startups to pipeline dedicated members into internship opportunities. Our club welcomes students from diverse backgrounds, including pre-med, pre-comm, and computer science, to encourage interdisciplinary collaboration. By becoming a CIO, we aim to formalize our presence at UVA, gain access to more resources and create a lasting impact on the university’s entrepreneurial ecosystem.

We are a pre-health organization committed to enhancing the professional, academic, and social experiences of our members. Our organization is composed of students with a keen interest in various pre-health disciplines, including medicine, physical therapy, nursing, and psychology.We offer a diverse array of events designed to support our members' growth and development. These include professional seminars and speaker engagements, dedicated study hours, social gatherings, and volunteer opportunities. Through these activities, we aim to foster a supportive community that nurtures the aspirations and ambitions of our members.

Muslim Commerce Students is an inclusive and welcoming space intended to unite Muslim students in the McIntire community and those interested in Commerce at-large. Keep a look-out for our events throughout the year, which range from networking opportunities and alumni panels to our annual COMMunity Iftar.

The National Society of Black Women in Medicineis a multi-disciplined organization that works toincrease the recruitment and retention of Blackwomen pursuing broad careers in medicine, whilesimultaneously promoting the advancement ofthose already established in these fields. The National Society of Black Women in Medicine is committed to supporting current andfuture healthcare professionals and scientists in efforts to combat educational and professional racialinequities by promoting attainability through educational resources, unity, and mentorship.

National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA) is a pre-professional membership association for students interested in the study of communication sciences and disorders.NSSLHA is an association for students managed by students. National policy and activities are governed by 10 students (Regional Councilors) and five ASHA members (Faculty).

Nu Rho Psi is the National Honor Society in Neuroscience, founded in 2006 by the Faculty of Neuroscience. In our chapter at the University of Virginia, we connect our members with pre-professional resources for a future career in neuroscience and promote engagement in neuroscience in the Charlottesville community.

Omega Chi Epsilon (O??) is the Chemical Engineering Honor Society at UVA. O?? works to uplift high achieving chemical engineering students by connecting them with tutoring and mentorship opportunities, career enrichment, and social engagement within the major.

National Honor Society to recognize leaders and academically high-achieving members of Greek Life