Abeneefoo Kuo honor Society - This African American Honor Society consists of students who have shown outstanding abilities in academics, leadership, and service with a 3.0 or better GPA. For the years 2002-2005 the group was inactive. The honor society was reinstated in February of 2006 and has been growing strong. This past spring semester there were over 30 USA students inducted with a total of 150 guests present.

African American Student Association (AASA) - The African American Student Association is one of the most well-known and most influential student organizations on USA’s campus. The organization was designed to be a strong supportive structure not only for African Americans but for all students on campus. AASA provides in-depth learning experiences of Black History and opportunities for students to excel in academics and leadership positions.

African American Leadership Conference - Every January, African American students from USA get the opportunity to attend the National African American Leadership Conference, at Rust College in Holly Springs, Mississippi. This year’s theme was “Mission Oriented Leadership: If not You: Who? The Baton Must Be Passed.”

Men of Excellence (MOX) - The program began March of 2006. The sole purpose of this organization is to ensure, encourage, and motivate African American men at USA to establish and use leadership skills. The program focuses on class scheduling, career opportunities, etiquette, and student involvement on campus.

National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) - NPHC is the governing body of the Historically Black Greek Letter organizations at USA. I encourage students to get involved on campus as well as in the Mobile community. This allows students to have to opportunity to host many events such as the Greek Exodus Step show, which is held annually here at the Mitchell Center.

Showcase of Excellence - Showcase of Excellence is a program that acknowledges students of color at USA for their academic achievements. This past year there were 200 guests present for this event. During the showcase, there is always a dynamic speaker that presents words of strength and encouragement to the students. Parents’ are always impressed with this event because they see the university taking time to recognize their child or children. It is truly a family oriented event.

Women of Excellence (WOX) - The program began March of 2006. The sole purpose of this organization is to ensure, encourage, and motivate African American women at USA to establish and use leadership skills. The program focuses on class scheduling, career opportunities, etiquette, and student involvement on campus. Dr. Denise McAdory is co-advisor.