• Criminal Justice Student Organization (CJSO)
• Extended Campus Activity Board (ECAB)
• Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
• Student Government Association
• Teacher Education Club
• UWF Emerald Coast Student Ambassadors
• ASL (Alpha Sigma Lambda Honor Society)

Purpose - To provide students interested in Criminal Justice the opportunity to broaden ones knowledge of Criminal Justice, prepare for a career through professional development, give back to the community, and build contacts in the Criminal Justice field through networking.

ECAB is an Extended Campus Activity Board, a club established for students and managed by students at UWF's off-campus locations, such as those at Fort Walton Beach, Eglin AFB, and Combs. The ECAB club members will work with branch campus faculty and staff to plan and promote student activities and events at UWF's branch campus locations. This is a great opportunity for students who are interested in participating in campus-related student activities and in making a difference in the university experiences of branch campus students. The hourly commitment will only be 10 hours monthly, and meetings are slated to be bi-monthly.

The FWB student branch of the Institute of Electrical and electronics Engineers (IEEE) provides a great opportunity for its members to meet and learn from students, faculty, and professionals in the area of engineering. The FWB student branch has been active for over 10 months in which it has held meetings with members of the engineering community including Eglin AFB and private engineering firms. The branch holds regular meetings to discuss IEEE related topics. The branch also organizes extra curricular activities such as canoe trips to Blackwater River in Northwest Florida. The branch maintains contact with the professional North West Florida IEEE Chapter.

The Student Government Association (SGA) is a student organization elected by you, the students, to represent the University of West Florida's Emerald Coast. SGA is committed to understanding the needs of the students and to ensure that their future at the University of West Florida's Emerald Coast is a stellar experience.

There is a continuous effort among students, faculty, and administration to help ensure that a positive university experience is maintained for all parties concerned. SGA Emerald Coast plays an intricate role and influences the university's decision-making process by serving as a liaison between the students and governing bodies.

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Emerald Coast Student Government Association

Our planned events are open to all students and faculty on campus and can benefit students enrolled in a variety of programs. The UWF Teacher Education Club has operated on the Fort Walton Beach branch campus since the spring semester of 2004. Since its founding, the club has worked to establish beneficial connections between the local education community and UWF students. This goal has been and continues to be accomplished through open monthly forums conducted on the FWB campus. Education community members and special guests are invited to present at our monthly meetings. UWF students enjoy learning about the diverse range of topics presented. The UWF Teacher Education Club maintains that it is important that UWF students are provided with opportunities to participate in student activities on our campus. The Teacher Education Club provides just such an opportunity for UWF/FWB branch campus students!

UWF Ambassadors are the official student hosts for the University of West Florida. Their purpose is to promote and serve UWF. As student leaders, these volunteers are selected through an interview process based on minimum GPA requirement, communication abilities, an interest in promoting UWF. Since the first student volunteers donned their green ambassador jackets in 1986, Ambassadors have assisted with numerous University functions and served as liaisons between students, faculty, alumni, and the community. The Student Ambassador program was initiated at UWF Emerald Coast in the fall of 2005 and has been highly successful.

Purpose - Is to recognize the academic achievements of students who face competing interests of home and work. It honors those dedicated adult students who, while handling their daily responsibilities, achieve and maintain high sholastic standards.