Students in the A&E Department at ACU take learning outside the classroom through involvement in mission trips, service-learning, internships and a number of pre-professional organizations.
Students in the A&E Department at ACU take learning outside the classroom through involvement in mission trips, service-learning, internships and a number of pre-professional organizations.
Alpha Epsilon Sigma (formerly the Aggie Club) is composed of Abilene Christian University students who either have an interest in agriculture or an agricultural background. Many of the members are Agriculture majors who enjoy participating in events with their classmates.
AES also serves as an “umbrella organization” to the other clubs in the department, including the pre-professional clubs Block and Bridle and the Wildlife Society. Each of these clubs acts as a subsidiary unit to AES while retaining a distinct orientation.
Every Thursday, members have the opportunity to participate in an AES chapel led by their peers. We invite you to join the A&E Department at Abilene Christian University and become an active part of Alpha Epsilon Sigma.
The Pre-Vet Club provides a place to network, develop your application and personal interview, and learn about veterinary opportunities. Guest speakers discuss issues and trends in veterinary medicine and how to be successful in veterinary school.
The Block and Bridle Club focuses on agriculture through an emphasis on animal-related aspects. The club encourages student membership in professional organizations, such as the American Society of Animal Science. For more information:
Conduct research, attend conferences and network with wildlife professionals as a part of this international professional organization dedicated to wildlife conservation and management, ensuring sustainable wildlife populations in healthy ecosystems.
Delta Tau Alpha recognizes scholarship, leadership and character in students pursuing an agricultural degree at a non-land-grant school.
