Welcome to the BASS Club web page!

The Behavioral and Social Sciences Club exists to promote a meeting ground for all students interested in anthropology, psychology, and sociology to share ideas and information.

The Club meets twice a month, and typically hosts an event designed to stimulate thinking in the social sciences.

At the beginning of every semester, the BASS Club hosts a Faculty Forum geared towards answering questions about career opportunities in the behavioral and social sciences after graduation.

Other popular aspects of the Club's activities include community service and charity fund raising events, such as a rose sale to benefit Tsunami Relief and a canned food drive to benefit Angel's Arms. The Club also hosts speakers each semester to discuss topics in the social sciences.

Become involved

Acquaint yourself with career
choices and educational
requirements

Share ideas, talents,
and friendships

Serve your university
your community
your world

Why join the BASS Club?

• To hear special speakers on a variety of topics
• To have an occasional free lunch
• To participate in community service projects
• To enhance your resume
• To win attendance prizes
• Because we need quality people

MAKE A DIFFERENCE, JOIN BASS!