Student Organizations

The AGJ IT Club helps students build the practical, entry-level technology skills needed across virtually every industry. The organization focuses on IT professional development and hands-on experience in areas such as help desk support, customer service, access control, Active Directory, networking, and endpoint troubleshooting. Through these experiences, students strengthen both their technical abilities and problem-solving skills while preparing for internships and careers in information technology.

Faculty Advisor: Dr. George Trawick

The MSU student Chapter of the ACM exists to

1. To promote an increased knowledge of the science, design, development, construction, languages, and applications of modern computing machinery.
2. To promote a greater interest in computing machinery and its applications.
3. To provide a means of communication between persons having interest in computing machinery.

To learn more visit our website.

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Adam Jones

The MSU student Chapter of the ACM-W exists to:

- Advocates internationally for the full engagement of women in all aspects of the computing field

- To promote an increased knowledge of the science, design, development, construction, languages, and applications of modern computing machinery.

- To provide a means of communication between persons having interest in computing machinery.

Membership is open to any MSU student interested in providing equitable access to computing education. CS Student Kourtney Atwell organized the formation of the chapter.

Charter officers:

• President: Zeenat Islam - zi28@msstate.edu
• Vice President: Rohini Maram - rm2448@msstate.edu
• Secretary: Jade Thompson - jet475@msstate.edu
• Treasurer: Tamanna Reshme - tyr17@msstate.edu
• Event Coordinator/Social Media: Vacant

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Jessie Cossitt

The AI Club at Mississippi State University is a lively community dedicated to promoting artificial intelligence through collaboration and learning. We host engaging workshops and events that cover a wide range of AI topics, from foundational concepts to cutting-edge techniques. Our club regularly invites guest speakers, including industry professionals and academic experts, to share their research and experiences. By fostering cross-departmental collaboration, we bring together students and faculty from various disciplines to work on innovative projects and research. Join us to expand your AI knowledge, connect with peers, and explore new opportunities in this exciting field.

Committee Members:

• Kaua Antonio Filho Campos - kf996@mssatte.edu
• Devin Chen - dc2368@msstate.edu
• Sushant Gautam - sg2223@msstate.edu
• Faiyaz Hussain - fwh34@msstate.edu
• Raj Patel - patel@cse.msstate.edu
• Shaswata Mitra - sm3843@msstate.edu
• Subash Neupane - sn922@msstate.edu
• Tichafa Rinomhota - tar351@msstate.edu

Faculty Advisors:

• • Dr. Jingdao Chen

The Cyber Security Club at MSU's main goal is to further our collective knowledge in the field of Cyber Security. This goal will be reached by studying current exploits, competing in capture-the-flag competitions, and designing and researching our own security challenges.

Faculty Advisors:
Dr. Stephen Torri
Dr. Dimitri Manias

MSU Esports is committed to cultivating a culture of camaraderie among gamers, competing in collegiate esports at the highest levels of play, instilling exceptional character and developing professional skills in its membership.

Check out this link for more information: MSU Esports

Connect with this Organization on Facebook at: Facebook Esports Group

Faculty Advisor: Dr.  Andy Perkins

DevNet is the Software Engineering Club at Mississippi State University.

For more information, visit the ECenter website.

The Mississippi State Space Robotics Club facilitates student led competition in NASA directed robot design competitions. Participants will design, fabricate, program, and pilot their robot in challenges meant simulating those found on interplanetary missions. Recruitment is predominantly from CS, CE, EE, ME, and AE, but all are welcome.

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Eric Collins

Upsilon Pi Epsilon (UPE) is an honorary society established to recognize outstanding talent and promote high scholarship and professionalism in the Computing Sciences. UPE is the first and remains the only international honor society for the Computing Sciences, and is recognized by ACM and IEEE Computer Societies. Membership in UPE is extended through invitation to students and faculty in Computer Science and Computer Engineering who display outstanding scholarship and professionalism.

Faculty Advisors:
Devin Neal
Dr. Dimitri Manias

Faculty Advisor: Devin Neal