Clubs and Activities
Our students are interested in a variety of clubs at Stony Brook University. The clubs below are advised by SoMAS Faculty or organized and run by SoMAS students. For more information about the other clubs at Stony Brook University, please visit SB Engaged .
Undergraduate Student Clubs
The Stony Brook Meteorology Club provides an environment in which Atmospheric Science
majors and other students interested in weather can come together as a community.
We take trips to weather conferences, TV broadcast stations, and the National Weather
Service, which offer our club members exceptional opportunities for education, networking,
future research, and internships. At the conferences, club members present their own
research to build upon existing knowledge in the meteorological community. We also
bring our knowledge to the Stony Brook community by providing student-made forecasts
and useful weather facts to the public on social media.
The club meets once a week during the school year. If you are interested in joining us at a meeting, please let us know at sbuweather@gmail.com. Additional information is also available on the SBUWeather Facebook page.
The Circus Club exists to enable access to equipment and knowledge about the circus
arts to all SBU students. Many people interested in learning to juggle, unicycle,
slackline, etc. find it logistically and financially difficult to get started.
We aim to teach those interested in learning, provide a place and time for people to practice with and learn from each other, and put on performances for the community.
Email us at sbucircusclub@gmail.com or visit us on SB Engaged or Facebook.
Stony Brook Environmental Club
The purpose of the Stony Brook Environmental Club is to protect, conserve, and improve the environment by taking action on campus environmental issues. We will also raise awareness about local, regional, and global environmental issues through publication, presentation, and public interaction.
Join us for focus committees, campaigns, guest speakers, environmental-themed book clubs, arts and crafts, outdoor activities, such as hiking and gardening, and more! We also have notable events like our fall Hallogreen party and spring Green Gala. If you have something you would like to contribute, please let us know! We welcome all students.
We meet every Wednesday in the Student Union Room 237, from 7:00-8:00 PM!
Email us at sb.environmental@gmail.com or visit us on SB Engaged.
Graduate Student Clubs
The mission of the SoMAS Graduate Student Club is to facilitate and foster an enjoyable extracurricular environment for the SoMAS graduate student community. The SoMAS Graduate Student Club hosts annual events including Vax to Flax and Okubofest
Email us at somasgradclub@gmail.com or visit us on Facebook.
Stony Brook Graduate Student Organization ( Facebook)
The GSO is the graduate student government at Stony Brook University. The GSO is incorporated in the State of New York as a nonprofit organization.
While not affiliated directly with SoMAS, many of our students also participate in the Spirit of Stony Brook Marching Band.