Advised Clubs
Ambassadors | Ambassadors work to bridge the gap between current students and prospective TAMSters by allowing students to take part in Preview and Interview Days, Spend-A-Days, and other outreach opportunities. | CONTACT |
Ballot | Ballot is TAMS' one-stop shop for all things debate, Model UN, and political awareness. We aim to inform the student body of current events and foster a non-judgmental environment to discuss modern issues through both our events and activities and through those of our committee, Shout! | |
Computer Science | Computer Science Club seeks to foster interest in multiple fields of programming, for both beginners and advanced students. Check out our promo video here! | CONTACT Website |
Dull Roar | Dull Roar is TAMS's music organization and welcomes all TAMS students, regardless of music experience, to join; aside from weekly ensemble rehearsals, Dull Roar also participates in and encourages TAMSters to experience the local music scene and continue (or begin!) individual passions for music. | CONTACT Website Youtube Channel |
FACES |
The Fellowship for the Advancement of Cultural Education of Students (FACES) is a multicultural club at UNT whose mission is to unite people by embracing cultural diversity as well as through realizing and respecting different perspectives. We work with various organizations along with TAMS, such as the Heart House in Dallas and an international micro-loans initiative, to foster these global connections. We also host cultural celebrations for the TAMS community so that students can experience the different cultures surrounding them. |
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HOPE |
HOPE, Helping Other People Everywhere, is the largest student-led organization dedicated to community service at TAMS. We provide year-round volunteering through our 18 committees, host the annual HOPE Auction and Dance charity fundraiser, organize four blood drives in collaboration with Carter BloodCare throughout the year, and much more! Make sure to check out our website, www.tamshope.org, for more information! |
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Junior Engineering Technical Society (JETS) & Robotics | The mission of the Junior Engineering Technical Society (JETS) is to cultivate a passion for science, engineering, and technology. We have an extensive outreach program in which we aim to provide STEM engagement throughout the community and make scientific discovery accessible to all. We volunteer year-round in the surrounding community, creating fun and fascinating experiments for children to learn and grow from. We also have our very popular bi-annual Science Adventure Camp in which we invite 80 underprivileged children to come and learn about STEM for free! In addition, we also participate in various competitions including Science Olympiad, Science Bowl, and FIRST Robotics, developing the next generation of STEM professionals with diverse interests. | CONTACT Jets Facebook Robotics Facebook |
Judicial Board | The Judicial Board is a collection of TAMS students that serve in a section of the disciplinary system within TAMS. | CONTACT |
McConnell Hall Association | TAMS McConnell Hall Association is an organization dedicated to uniting the students of UNT and the students of TAMS. In addition, TAMS MHA strives to provide a place for all students attending TAMS. | CONTACT |
Mu Alpha Theta | Mu Alpha Theta (MAO) is the official math club at TAMS, and our mission is to recognize and foster mathematical interests in the student body. We participate in many competitions throughout the year, including Texas A&M University High School Mathematics Contest, Harvard-MIT Mathematics Tournament, F=MA, and AMC 12. Additionally, we strive to impact our community and encourage math pursuits through local elementary school volunteering. | |
Naturally |
Naturally, the environmental club of TAMS, is dedicated to promoting environmental awareness, encouraging sustainability, and cultivating a love for the outdoors within the TAMS community and the surrounding area. We host fun campouts, run the TAMS Garden, Recycling and Bike Share programs, and volunteer with external organizations such as the Clear Creek Natural Heritage Center and Keep Denton Beautiful in order to achieve our mission of sustainability and environmentalism. |
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pROfiLE | pROfiLE aspires to encourage self expression through the arts, to help the community through artistic service projects, and to provide competition opportunities. The "ROLE" in "Profile" is capitalized to emphasize the theatrical aspect of the club, while the entire word relates to profiles in visual arts. | CONTACT |
ProjectSmile | Project smile is a club dedicated to boosting TAMS morale, reducing stress, and spreading smiles in the TAMS and Denton communities through fun activities and community service. | CONTACT |
Replay | This is Replay, the yearbook, newspaper, and magazine club of TAMS! We seek to recognize the creative talents of TAMS students. If you are interested in photography, videography, design, or writing, please join one of our teams! | CONTACT Website |
Research Organization |
Research Organization (RO) is committed to helping TAMS students excel in research by improving their communication, presentation, and execution skills. We connect you to university resources, research competitions (TJAS, TJSHS, Intel ISEF-affiliated Science Fairs, & more) and volunteering in the community via Aspire Exposition and Mentorship programs. Join us and change the world! |
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Sports Club | Our mission is to encourage TAMS students to stay healthy and fit throughout the year, interacting with one another and fostering a sense of community through sports during their tenure at TAMS. | CONTACT |
TAMS Business Organzation | TBO, or the TAMS Business Organization, works to foster a culture of business and leadership amongst its members. Regardless of the fields or passions you may wish to pursue, TBO caters to the needs of its members to become more entrepreneurial, professional, and confident. | |
TAMS Medical Society | TAMS Medical Society is dedicated to enriching the medical experience of TAMS students through a host of activities, including, but not limited to, shadowing, volunteering, service, current events, and competitions. | CONTACT Website |
TAMS Academic Society (formerly Teach & Learn) | TAMS Academic Society is dedicated towards fostering an environment in which individuals are able to thrive academically through the use of our peer tutoring system and academic committees. We also focus on giving back to those who need it most in our surrounding community of North Texas through our variety of education-based volunteering committees such as tutoring ESL students and working with specialists to help children in the Autism community. Additionally, we aim to create an impact globally through She's the First, an international nonprofit dedicated towards funding the education of female scholars in low-income countries. Furthermore, we offer opportunities for students to challenge themselves academically through a variety of academic competitions such as academic decathlon and various humanities focused programs. | CONTACT Website |
Independent Clubs
Artificial Intelligence Society | The Artificial Intelligence Society (AIS) aims to increase the TAMS community’s understanding of artificial intelligence techniques and applications. Through guided study and regular competitions, we will crystallize the process of creating machine learning algorithms and explore the multitude of problems they can be applied to. By the end of the year, members will have the skills to pursue AI-based projects on their own, which will be demonstrated by a cumulative group project showcase. | |
Driving Tomorrow | Driving Tomorrow is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit founded to unite the TAMS and UNT communities to assist disadvantaged communities. We aim to provide meaningful community service projects and volunteering opportunities that create a long-term impact on the community. This goal includes providing resources to those who could not afford them otherwise. By organizing various supply drives, the organization has provided relief to elementary school students, Hurricane Florence victims, homeless shelters, and domestic abuse shelters. In the upcoming year, we want to spread our mission and increase our impact by establishing new chapters of our club in high schools. | CONTACT |
Docked Bhangra | Docked Bhangra is a dance team that's all about having fun and learning to dance along the way. Our goal is to inspire students to become more involved with their community through the art of dance. We integrate different styles of Indian dance and music with elements of hip-hop and contemporary Western music. We perform at all major performances at TAMS including Aid The Cause (ATC), Hope Auction, and WorldFest, and we hope to expand to UNT-wide events this upcoming year! | CONTACT Facebook |
Eureka! | A physics and aeronautics based organization that aims to spread the love of physics to the TAMS and Denton community by tutoring at local middle and high schools, creating fun and exciting events at McConnell Hall, and participating in worldwide recognized physics competitions. | CONTACT |
Girl Up | TAMS Girl Up is an intersectional feminism organization aimed at spreading awareness about social justice issues, empowering women and minorities to pursue STEM careers through volunteering, inspiring activism through community service projects, and advocating for equal rights within the TAMS community and around the world. Join us and help make TAMS a more inclusive community while impacting thousands of girls around the globe! |
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Ignite Bible Study | Ignite is a student-led Bible study that focuses on learning about God’s word and how to live a Christian life in modern society. We not only have Bible studies, but we also have worship jam nights, game nights, prayer nights, and lots more!! Everyone is welcome to join, even if you aren’t a Christian and just want to know more about our faith. | |
Nihon Arts & Culture Research Association (NACRA) | The TAMS Nihon Arts and Culture Research Association (NACRA) is dedicated to providing an outlet for students to pursue their interests in Oriental, specifically Japanese, media and entertainment and also broaden their knowledge of foreign popular culture through animations, manga, light novels, games, and music. Our goal is for students to be able to share their hobbies with others, thus promoting a social environment where students can have open discussions, learn more about other cultures, and enjoy themselves. We encourage our members to pursue non-academic interests in a fun, safe, and welcoming club environment. | |
Quizbowl | TAMS Quizbowl is a place for students who enjoy fast-paced, academic competitions that cover a wide variety of subjects such as literature, science, mathematics, history, fine arts, mythology, current events, sports, and even popular culture. Our purpose is to foster a learning environment where students are able to enjoy themselves, compete in a team, and interact with those who share similar interests. | |
SAGA (Sexuality & Gender Alliance) | TAMS SAGA (Sexuality & Gender Alliance) is a club dedicated to providing a safe community at TAMS to talk about and raise awareness for LGBTQ+ issues as well as raise money for queer charities, all while providing a social environment for everyone. | CONTACT |
Student Council | Our purpose is to be the voice of the TAMS community, spread the TAMS spirit, and provide resources to students. Student Council coordinates After Prom, college fair, career fair, Club Bonanza, wing representatives, fundraising projects, and other intriguing events that bring the students together and allow them to be an integral part of TAMS. | CONTACT |
TAMS Active Minds | TAMS Active Minds is a club focused on changing the conversation about mental health. We aim to not only reduce the stigma around mental health within the TAMS student body, but to also create a support system and empower young adults through our many volunteer opportunities, panel discussions, group seminars, and events. TAMS Active Minds is additionally a part of the national Active Minds chapter at UNT, allowing us to participate in university-wide events and national conferences. | CONTACT |
TAMS Black Student Union |
TAMS Black Student Union (TBSU) is a club that aims to increase awareness and appreciation for Black and African American issues, history, and culture among the student body at the Texas Academy of Math and Science. We strive to promote positive images of Black and African Americans and help all students to thrive and achieve their dreams. Throughout the year, we plan to organize fundraisers in order to support underprivileged African-Americans, have fun and informative GAs, and hold our annual Still We Rise Black History Month event. You don’t want to miss out! |
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TAMS Chess Club | TAMS Chess Club is a place where students can improve their critical thinking skills through the game of chess. We will have weekly practices, volunteering events, and we also hope to enter in local and state tournaments this year. | CONTACT |
TAMS Culinary Society (TCS) |
TAMS Culinary Society (TCS) is a club dedicated to improving the lifestyle of TAMS students and those in need in our community by teaching students how to cook healthy foods, offering after-curfew food, and hosting food-related events. |
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TAMS Global Organiztion | TGO wishes to empower TAMS students to not only serve their local community, but also to aid the humanitarian needs across the globe. Our club will serve as an umbrella club, overseeing various international aid organizations, including UNICEF allowing each student to take action on issues they are most passionate about. | CONTACT |
TAMS Linguistics Society | TAMS Linguistics Society (TLS) brings together students who enjoy learning about languages. Throughout the year, we will hold events and interactive activities to introduce students to the diversity, complexity, and power of linguistics. TLS will seek out opportunities to help the community through outreach, and we will also guide TAMS participation in competitions such as NACLO. | CONTACT |
TAMS Red Cross | Our mission is to make the world a better place each and every day. We serve through a plethora of volunteer events, charity drives, and fundraisers. Red Cross is a multinational organization seeking to provide relief in times of need. Whether it be making care packages for disaster victims or helping military veterans to reintegrate themselves into their communities, Red Cross is there to help. Our local North Texas Chapter is predominantly run by volunteers. We need people like you to help our community be the best that it can be! | CONTACT |
VIBE | VIBE is a TAMS dance organization that aims to foster a sense of community through dance practices and performances during the year, including Aid The Cause, HOPE Auction, UNT's KCE festivals, WorldFest, and more! VIBE explores various types of dance styles such as hip-hop, contemporary, and jazz. Beginners and experienced dancers are both welcome to join! COME VIBE WITH US! |
Club Leader Resources
- Important Information for New Student Leaders
- Club Funding and Budget Process for 2022-2023
- Club Budget Submission Form - click here to submit your budget for the 2022-2023 year - Due July 18,2022
- Club Worksheets - work through to get your year started off right
- Trips and Events Submission Form - to be used for all overnight trips or events where classes will be missed DUE January 13, 2023
Online Resources
- Reservation Calendar
- Request a driver for a van
- Submit a wing announcement
- Club Program Proposal
- Club Program Evaluation
- Purchase Request Form
- Club Money Deposit Form
- Charitable Contributions Form
- Fundraising Sheet
- TAMS Poster Printing Request
- Club Community Service Verification Form
More Club Information
- Advertising Policy
- How to Reserve a Van and Driver
- Club Selection Procedures
- Club Officer Position Response Form
- Interested in starting a new club at TAMS?
- Independent Club Registration (Due 4/25/2022)
- Club Exec Leader Information (Due 4/25/2022)
- Process for applying for Official club status
- Community Service Hours for Club Leaders
- Club Travel Policy
- Summer 2022 Club Exec Training
- Student Competition Financial Assistance