The College has
the second largest student population on campus with some 8,300 undergraduate,1,700
master students and houses two of the four largest majors, Computer Sciences
and Biological Sciences. Our students' interests are diverse, extending
from the far reaches of space to the depths of the ocean. They study phenomena
as fleeting as a nanosecond and as enduring as a geologic age and discover
truths in the laboratory, in the field, and in mathematical equations. But
most importantly, the students along with the faculty, all share the common
goal of understanding how our world works and, in doing so, improving the
lives of those in it.
A variety of student
organizations exist within the College. Corporations have the opportunity
to seek out targeted student populations that form these organizations
and become involved with supporting their missions, events, and operations.
Student organizations
serve academic and service missions within the College of Natural Sciences.
Please visit their
Web
site or contact Judy Davis (
judy.davis@cns.utexas.edu)
in the Undergraduate Student Services division for more information concerning
organizations of interest.
