Student clubs at Gallatin support the extra-curricular and co-curricular interests of the student body. Clubs and organizations are open to all Gallatin students, undergraduate and graduate. The Gallatin Student Council supports and oversees all student clubs, including funding and administrative support.
If you have a great idea for a club that you don't see listed here, please contact Gallatin Student Council at gallatinsc@nyu.edu
Fnd out more about starting a student club or organization.
If you're interested in getting involved in All-NYU Student Clubs and learning about their resourcs, please visit the NYU Clubs and Organizations webpage.
All student club event details should be submitted to the Office of Community Engagement and Student Life using the Gallatin Student Organization Event Details Form. This enables the office to provide appropriate support and to have a full understanding of planned programming needs.
All Gallatin student clubs, organizations, and Gallatin Student Council must abide by University Student Conduct Policy, NYU's Guidance and Expectations on Student Conduct, and NYU’s Non-Discrimination and Anti-Harassment Policy.
Publications + Writing
Discover clubs at Gallatin focused on different forms of publications and creative writing
Compass
Through showcasing student research, Compass strives to review, publish and archive the best academic and creative work produced by Gallatin students. It is our hope that Compass will inspire and support a new generation of innovative, interdisciplinary researchers able to tackle complex problems in our increasingly integrated world.
Contact: gallatincompass-group@nyu.edu
Embodied
EMBODIED is the one and only NYU Gallatin arts and culture magazine that aims to address relevant issues of identity, self-esteem and inclusion while promoting an inclusive definition of beauty. Our first issue launched at the 2013 Gallatin Fashion Show and copies are currently available in the Gallatin building.
Contact: gallatinembodiedmag-group@nyu.edu
Scriveners Society
The Gallatin Scrivener’s Society is a club with the purpose of connecting creative writers and fostering a community for club members. Club members will bring in excerpts of their writing, and those excerpts will be workshopped during weekly meetings. Most club members are focused on long term projects, and members are encouraged to keep track of the plot of other member’s projects.
Contact: gallatinscrivenerssociety-group@nyu.edu
STE(A)M Zine
STE(A)M Zine strives to build awareness and community within Gallatin by showcasing creative student work at the intersection of science, technology, engineering, mathematics, medicine and/or the humanities. The STEAM Zine is vital in increasing STEAM community and appreciation within Gallatin. The students who do STEAM in Gallatin are here because they have a very unique take on these topics and their work does not follow the usual scientific or mathematical paths and does not lend itself to traditional publishing in these fields. Offering students the opportunity to showcase their interdisciplinary STEAM work demonstrates Gallatin’s philosophy of encouraging students to pursue their individual interests when interpreting the world around them. By sharing their unique perspectives, the STEAM Zine introduces new ideas that force our entire community to think differently, which is necessary for progress in our world.
Contact: gallatinsteamzine-group@nyu.edu
Pre-Professional
Discover Gallatin clubs focused on professional careers and research
Gallatin Business Society (GBS)
Gallatin Business Society aims to educate the Gallatin community on the topic of business by providing resources, such as seminars, speakers, and group discussion on a variety of business topics. This club is for students interested in the corporate world, whether or not it is a part of their concentration. The club is an outlet for students to discuss current events in business and provides networking opportunities through speakers in a variety of fields.
Contact: gallatinbusinessclub-group@nyu.edu
Gallatin Film Alliance (GFA)
The Gallatin Film Alliance is a student-run organization designed to provide community and resources for uniquely talented NYU Gallatin Filmmakers. By supplying students with equipment, workshop spaces, and informational tutorials, we aim to lower the barrier of entry to filmmakers who choose to not follow a traditional film-making curriculum.
Contact: gallatinfilmalliance-group@nyu.edu
Gallatin Law Society (GLS)
The students in the Gallatin Law Society hope to propel Gallatin students towards an exploration of how their academic and social interests can intersect with careers in law and actionable missions to realize their goals.
Contact: gallatinlawsociety-group@nyu.edu
Gallatin Research Incubator (GRI)
The Gallatin Research Incubator aims provides students interested in interdisciplinary research with professional development through workshops, projects, and mentorships, geared at inspiring and empowering students to conduct their own research.
Contact: gallatinresearchincubator-group@nyu.edu
Performance & Music
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Dancers/Choreographers Alliance (DCA)
Dancers/Choreographers Alliance (DCA) is an interdisciplinary-minded, student-organized dance company within Gallatin. We offer the opportunity for dancers and choreographers in Gallatin and throughout the NYU community to come together and create dance works for our biannual showcases in December and May. We encourage process, artistry, and community.
DCA offers all students the opportunity to dance regardless of their background, technical level, and experience. DCA provides student choreographers with the opportunity to create their work with fellow student dancers, giving them the space to experiment with the choreographic process, create without judgment, and explore their passions through movement.
Contact: gallatindca-group@nyu.edu
Gallatin Theatre Troupe (GTT)
The Gallatin Theatre Troupe is dedicated to the production of exciting, interdisciplinary, student-driven projects while in turn building a community of theatre makers within Gallatin.
Contact: gallatintheatretroupe-group@nyu.edu
New Major Records (NMR)
The goal of New Major Records is to provide music-makers at Gallatin & the greater NYU community with a space to create, collaborate, and share their work. We are aiming to achieve this goal through our main two events: general meetings (where musicians come together & do a variety of music-related things) & NMR Live (a monthly-held open mic event in collaboration with NYU Production Lab). Your involvement with New Major Records and our event series will connect you to a supportive network of musicians, producers, and most importantly your newest friends & future fans.
Contact: gallatinnewmajorrecords-group@nyu.edu
Community Engagement
Discover the Gallatin clubs dedicated to community engagement and social justice.
Gallatin Alliance for Environmental Action (GAEA)
GAEA, the Gallatin Alliance for Environmental Action, is a student-led, interdisciplinary organization where students interested in pursuing interdisciplinary careers in the environment can meet and connect. We will provide a framework for students to develop pragmatic solutions that will make our campus a more eco-friendly place, in order to provide them with the skills to tackle larger-scale issues after graduation. Our club members engage with career development workshops, speaker events, field trips to different ecological sites, and other social events.
Contact: gaea-group@nyu.edu
SISTAS @ Gallatin
SISTAS @ Gallatin is a community-oriented space seeking to foster sistahood, support, and sanctuary for Black women and their allies. The aim of SISTAS is to create mentorship, and build community, centering the experience of Black women, femmes, and non-binary people within NYU and Gallatin! Club meetings and events are open to all New York University students.
Contact: gallatinsistas-group@nyu.edu
Urban Democracy Lab Student Organizers
The Urban Democracy Lab’s Emerging Leaders Program comprises undergraduate and graduate students, as well as alumni, who are committed to social justice and hope to gain experience meeting and working with dedicated urban scholars and practitioners. This is a leadership development program that supports students in stewarding their own programs and events, navigating the terrain of ethical leadership, and building communities based on generosity, inclusion, and shared authority. We particularly value emerging leaders who are self-motivated, collaborative, and committed to practicing ethical leadership skills within the university and beyond.
