Getting involved in a student organization is a great way to enrich your college experience. Student organizations provide opportunities to learn outside the classroom, meet new people, share interests, develop skills, and get involved in life on campus. And if that isn’t enough reason to inspire you, research indicates numerous benefits for those who choose to participate in college-related programs and activities. Joining one of Boise State’s 200 student clubs allows you to meet people, have fun, and find your passion.
Students who are involved tend to:
- Get better grades
- Be more successful in their academic program
- Be more likely to stay in school and graduate on time
- Feel more satisfied with their college experience
- Be more marketable when job searching and applying to graduate schools
- Develop valuable leadership and interpersonal skills
The Computer Science Professionals Club is dedicated to fostering an innovative community for aspiring Computer Scientists. Our mission is to empower members through community building, networking, and professional development opportunities.
The Artificial Intelligence Club is a group of individuals with a fascination for AI in all its forms, and want to talk about it! With the rise of LLMs, there’s never been a better time to dive deep into how these models and systems work. Whether you’re interested in chatting about the latest open-source models, learning how LLMs and other AI models work, or just want to learn some new ways to leverage AI in your spare time, feel free to join our Discord server or drop by one of our in-person meetings.
The CyberAI Club seeks to cultivate a collaborative environment where students can explore the convergence of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. Our mission is to equip members with practical skills, foster innovative thinking, and uphold ethical standards through hands-on projects, workshops, and knowledge-sharing sessions. By encouraging interdisciplinary learning and leadership, we aim to enhance understanding and foster collaboration related to AI-powered cybersecurity and the safety and security of AI.
The College of Engineering is home to a number of other broader clubs of interest, see a list of these groups here!