Student Clubs & Organizations
The Agronomy/Soils Club hosts the Peanut Sale, maintains the campus Agricultural Gardens, and is involved with the McCarty Woods Restoration Project, and they participate in community outreach such as the Air Potato Round-up and other volunteer projects. For more information, email agronomysoils@gmail.com.
The Wetlands Club is open to all undergraduates and graduates in any discipline who are interested in community outreach and issues pertaining to wetlands. Club activities include creek clean-ups, camping, canoeing, community education, and speakers/conferences.
The Compost Cooperative and Gardens (CCG) is organized by the Experiential Learning Laboratory. The SCC educates UF students about the importance of food waste composting and gives them an opportunity to compost their own food waste. Join the CCG Facebook Group or read more about composting and getting involved on the CCG website.
Soil, Water, and Ecosystem Sciences majors can join the Society of Wetland Scientists and become certified as Wetland Professionals in Training (WPIT), on the way to obtaining the required experience to become a Professional Wetland Scientist.
Students can also become a Certified Professional Soil Scientist through the Soil Science Society of America.
Belonging to these organizations and becoming certified by nationally recognized groups is a great way to build your resume through college! Check out our Careers page for insight into the future of Soil and Water Sciences majors.