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Student Organizations

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Students Organizations


The purpose of the Hellenic Culture Club at UCLA is to promote knowledge of Greek culture, foster a community of students interested in exploring Greek culture, heritage, customs and traditions, educate about Greek and Greek-American customs, connect students of Hellenic backgrounds or interests, encourage community and promote service activities within the Hellenic community at UCLA and beyond. This club is open to all students. To join the club please contact: uclahellenicclub@gmail.com.

Image of Hellenic American Students' Organization (HASO) pictured with Gov. Michael Dukakis.

This undergraduate club, which was most active from 1995-2000, provided a social, cultural, and educational outlet for Greek and Greek-American students at UCLA and promoted the spirit of Hellenism at UCLA, and in the greater Los Angeles community.

National Hellenic Student Association logo: blue text reading "NHSA / National Hellenic Student Association" beside a stylized olive branch, inside a blue rectangular border.

The National Hellenic Student Association (“NHSA”) of North America, Inc. serves as an umbrella for Hellenic student organizations of universities throughout the United States and Canada. NHSA is the largest Hellenic student and young professional organization in North America, with over 50 member-chapters, which promotes Hellenism, education, mentorship, and overall unity of the Hellenic community.

Eta Sigma Phi logo: a gold owl perched on an olive branch against a purple oval.

The purposes of the society are to develop and promote interest in classical study, to connect students who are interested in classical study, and to engage in an effort to stimulate interest in classical study and in the history, art, and literature of ancient Greece and Rome.