The PAMS Council was established in 1988 to act as a central organization representing the students of the College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences at North Carolina State University.
The mission of the NCSU Geology Club is to promote among its members an increasing knowledge of the geological sciences in all branches, to benefit students in their careers and endeavors, and to educate and support the community.
The mission of the MEAS GSA is to represent the graduate students of this department in any and all matters which may affect the welfare of the students; to disseminate information of interest or importance to the students; and to provide a forum for discussion of problems and other matters of importance to the students in Marine, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences.
NC State University is proud to have the Beta Lambda Chapter of Phi Lambda Upsilon (PLU), the national Honorary Chemical Society. The chapter promotes chemistry through the sponsorship of both scholarly and social activities. PLU provides travel funds for its members to present research at scientific meetings, reimburses graduate students for the cost of thesis preparation , sponsors a seminar series and hosts social gatherings for undergraduates, graduate students and faculty in the Chemistry Department. Membership is offered to juniors, seniors, and graduate students in chemistry and related curricula and is based on academic achievement.
Pi Mu Epsilon is a national honorary mathematics society founded in 1914, with chapters on more than 150 campuses and a total membership of about 30,000. The NC State chapter, known as North Carolina Gamma, was installed in 1960.
SAA-PAMS was established in 1985 to help foster academic success of African American students within the College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences (PAMS). The purpose of SAA-PAMS is to improve the academic experience and retention rate of African American students within the College of PAMS by strengthening network relationships between student and faculty resources.
SUM has one main goal of networking undergraduate mathematics students. It is imperative to have a strong network that students will be able to lean on for support, encouragement and guidance throughout their undergraduate career as a math major.
The NC State chapter of the American Meteorological Society is the on-campus society serving the needs of students studying meteorology and other related sciences, and anyone else interested in meteorology.