Curriculum Related Clubs

The AUM English Club provides a place for creative writers to share their work through open-mic gatherings (Poeticas) and encourages student engagement with the community through literature-related events and volunteer projects.  

Filibuster is a student-run publication of student writings, graphic art, and graphic design. It includes poetry, short stories, songs, journal entries, short plays and play excerpts, screenplays, and other miscellaneous genres and forms.

FMA, International seeks to connect the theory, teaching, and practice of all things finance. Our chapter focuses on providing speakers working in financial areas to provide real-world advice and connections for internships and careers.

Students have an opportunity to gain knowledge and insight into the government financial management sector and become affiliated with the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) and Association of Government Accountants (AGA) professional organizations at the international level as well as regional level. 

The IS Club provides an association for students actively interested in Information Systems, Mathematics/Computer Science, and Master of Business Administration/Information Systems.

This club is a way to meet fellow criminal justice majors, ride along with the Montgomery Police Department and hear from guest speakers such as FBI special agents and police chiefs. Members can also tour prisons, communication centers, and police stations.

The Kinesiology Majors Club is an organization for students majoring in any program within the Department of Kinesiology.

 The American Criminal Justice Association – Lambda Alpha Epsilon is a nationwide professional fraternal organization for practitioners and students in the field of criminal justice to promote criminal justice education, training, and professionalism. 

The Marketing Club provides students with various opportunities to connect with the business world and to build leadership skills. Students and faculty collaborate to provide networking and social events, guest speakers, field trips and more.

We, the members of the Master’s Healthcare Administration Association of Auburn University at Montgomery, recognize that we are a governing body of the students.

The Mathematics Club is an organization open to all undergraduate or graduate students enrolled at AUM, not just students majoring in mathematics.

The National Student Speech, Language, Hearing Association (NSSLHA) is the national organization for graduate and undergraduate students interested in the study of normal and disordered human communication.