Below is a list of student organizations affiliated with CAP, with links to their Web sites where available.

CAP Student Help Association (CAPSHA)
This interdisciplinary organization promotes interaction between different class levels existing in CAP. 

Glue (Architecture Journal)
Glue is an annual nonprofit student journal produced and managed by students in the Department of Architecture.

American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS)
This organization of architecture students is designed to promote the architecture profession. To become a member, a student must be a second- through fifth-year student enrolled in the Department of Architecture and pay the $45 dues, which are required by the national bylaws. Contact: Tony Costello, 285-5868.  

National Organization of Minority Architecture Students (NOMAS)
This group addresses the needs and concerns of minority architecture students and professionals. Contact: Department of Architecture, 285-1900.

Construction Specifications Institute (CSI)
This organization provides networking opportunities for students and further educates students on current construction technology issues and information. 

American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA)
This organization promotes the conscious environmental design, promotes the ideals and principles of the American Society of Landscape Architects, and enhances the educational and social aspects of landscape architecture students. Contact: ASLA Student Chapter office, 285-1971, asla2@bsu.edu. Learn more.

Sigma Lambda Alpha (SLA)
This is an honorary fraternity for landscape architecture students. Requirements: third-year landscape architecture students with a 3.2 GPA. Contact: Department of Landscape Architecture, 285-1971.

Student Planning Association (SPA)
This group organizes planning students in an effort to promote planning issues among themselves and the surrounding communities. Learn more.

Associated Students for Historic Preservation (ASHP)
This organization broadens educational experiences and opportunities, establishes contacts within the field, raises money for its own activities and projects, and facilitates preservation activities and awareness within CAP and the broader community. Contact: Department of Architecture, 285-1900.

Habitat for Humanity
This is the local affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International, which organizes work camps to work on projects in the USA and other countries.  Contact: ballstatehabitat@hotmail.com.  Learn more.