There’s a Student Organization for Every Vol

Group of students preparing to mountain bike at Ijams Nature Center.

As you get into the swing of spring semester, there’s never been a better time to get more involved on campus while making new friends and trying new things! With hundreds of clubs to choose from, there truly is a place for everyone on Rocky Top. Take a look at some of the many organizations that could be a great fit for you

For the Active One

A male student leans in to swing at the ball with his pickle ball paddle while his opponent anticipates the hit on the other side of the net.

Looking to find community by staying active? In addition to group classes at the TRECS, there are several organizations dedicated to athletic activities, from running clubs, to powerlifting, and everything in between. Check out a few:

  • CHAARG
  • Healthy Celebrations UTK
  • Rock Climbing Club
  • UT Knoxville Powerlifting Club

For the Outdoorsy Type

Love the great outdoors? Various organizations offer opportunities in both the warmer and cooler months to spend time outside.

  • Canoe and Hiking Club
  • Ski and Snowboard Club
  • UT Cycling Club
person kayaking in the water

For the Artistic One

Students paint a rock while participating in activies.

There’s a wide range of organizations you can join to let your artistic side shine. Whether you’re looking for a space to dance, work on your personal writing, or showcase another talent of yours, there are plenty of groups on campus to connect with individuals who share your passions.

  • Ballroom Dance Team
  • Creative Writing Club
  • Photography Club

For the Sports Fan

If you’re a sports fan, then you’re in luck! Whether you have career aspirations in the sports field or just like watching from home, there are several organizations on campus that can combine this interest with a like-minded group.

  • Sports Analytics Club
  • Esports Club
  • Women in Sports Collective UTK

Still don’t see what you’re looking for?

There are hundreds of club and organization options open to students, and a full list can be found on VOLink. Students also have the option to form their own clubs! If you are interested in starting a new organization on campus, visit the Center for Student Engagement website to learn how!