The Ambassadors are a group of students chosen to represent ABAC at a variety of functions. Ambassadors are selected at the beginning of each fall semester for their enthusiasm, premier leadership ability, and exceptional communication skills. The ABAC Ambassadors provide official campus tours, host visiting dignitaries, and assist with on-campus functions.

The ABAC Homelessness Project was established in May of 2022 to address homelessness as an issue.

The SANR Leaders are a select group of exceptional student leaders who proudly represent the School of Agriculture and Natural Resources.

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Helps prepare students for professional schools in the medical field and helps to improve their resumes through volunteer opportunities.

Promote and organize the hobby of social gaming among ABAC students, staff, and the community.

Create a community of student interested in agriculture.

Provides interest in the profession of agricultural communication on the campus, the state and on national and international levels.

The official organization for students interested in agricultural equipment and technologies at ABAC.

Affiliated with the National Agri-Marketing Association and Georgia Farm Bureau to promote interest in the field of ag and applied business.

The ABAC Agronomy Club is affiliated with SASES, Students of Agronomy, Soils, & Environmental Sciences to promote interest and education in the field of production agriculture.

Encourage students with Christian fun and fellowship.

Pursuing the enhancement of the sport of bass fishing.

Spread awareness of the importance of bee keeping.

Any student can become a member of CAB. This club plans and administers recreational, social, cultural, and educational activities for students.

Develop character, leadership, and fellowship among ABAC students through the promotion of the cattle industry.

Circle K aims to be the leading global community-service organization on college and university campuses that enriches the world one member, one child and one community at a time.

The purpose is: To provide the students of Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, who enjoy clay target shooting sports, a group in which to shoot and/or compete…

Organizing the participation of Democratic college students at Abraham Baldwin Agriculture College (ABAC).

To make known and promote the principles of the Republican Party among members of the school campus and community. 

FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through agricultural education.

Provides assistance in career development, professional networking, and preparation for the Criminal Justice profession. 

Unifies the ABAC community through social, cultural, and academic awareness, and to embrace individuals from different backgrounds and ethnicities.

Provides opportunities for professional growth and development through leadership, fellowship, and stewardship.

Engage the students of Stafford School of Business to become entrepreneurial leaders.

Organization dedicated to the advancement of the forestry profession. 

This co-curricular club will ensure the promotion of the Associate Degree Registered Nurse program at ABAC by providing an opportunity for development of leadership and service.

ABAC recognizes the value of social Greek organizations as a co-curricular experience that provides students with unique leadership and social opportunities.

Actively brings students of different sexual and gender identities together by serving as a constructive medium, which encourages the campus community to explore their relationship with humanity.

This club provides assistance in career development, professional networking and preparation for the helping profession.

We gather to discuss, debate, and consider topics related to history and politics. We also travel to historical and political sites on a regular basis, including museums and government institutions.

The ABAC Horsemen’s Association is the unifying voice on campus for anyone with a passion for horses. Whether you own them or just simply have a passion for them, then the ABAC Horsemen’s Association welcomes you! Follow us on Facebook to keep up with all upcoming events and meetings!

The Horticulture Club provides activities in the club in accordance with the highest ethical standards of Horticulture.

Promotes and increases the involvement of minority students on ABAC’s campus as well as throughout the community.

International Student Association is a diverse club, their aim is to connect with people from different communities and promote cultural diversity at ABAC.

Promote inclusion and advancement of members of ethnic/cultural groups in ag, natural resources and related sciences.

NAfME provides programs and activities to build a music culture on the campus of ABAC and the Tifton community.

ABAC’s award-winning literary magazine is issued during spring semester. Pegasus features poetry, essays, fiction, feature articles, art, and photography by ABAC students, faculty, staff, and alumni.

Promotes scholarship, leadership development and service, and cultivates fellowship among qualified students at ABAC.

We help our members to learn more about the field of dentistry. In addition to that, the knowledge to do research, and shadowing to be good candidates for their future dental school.

Provide monthly meetings for ABAC students interested in pursuing a career in the field of veterinary medicine with seminars presented by veterinarians among other events.

Provides campus-wide social development, personal development, and service opportunities.

The ABAC Rodeo Club has been re-founded to bring members more opportunities to network with the rodeo and western sports industry. We will help put on…

Provides the students, faculty, and staff of Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, who enjoy shooting sports, a group in which to shoot. 

This co-curricular club provides opportunities for leadership development and service both on and off campus.

The purpose of the Stallion Society Orientation Leaders group is to provide planning, oversight, and facilitation for ABAC’s annual Orientation and Welcome Week events.

STEM provides experiences in STEM fields of study as it applies to future STEM research and careers.

This club assists the Alumni Association of Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College with programs throughout the year.

The SGA is the voice of the students at ABAC and provides many opportunities for leadership.

The mission of the ABAC Student Veterans Organization is to serve as advocates for student veterans, in an respect, that attend Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College by providing essential information and guidance that aids in success and personal growth.  

ABAC’s student newspaper has been the state’s top college newspaper in its class for more than 30 years. Members of the newspaper staff provide news, features, sports stories, entertainment, photography, cartoons, editorial comment, and advertisements relative to the ABAC locations and its people.

Beta beta Beta Biological Honor Society encourages scholarly attainment in this field of learning and cultivates intellectual interest in the natural sciences.

Turf club promotes interest in the field of turfgrass management and provides leadership opportunities.

The Wildlife Society provides extracurricular opportunities for the personal and career-related development of students interested in management of natural resources.  

ABAC Women in Business is a club to promote unity and empowerment. Our goal is to provide women with tools to build their professional background to succeed in their desired profession. We are open to all majors.

Operated by students, the ABAC Tifton campus radio station, WPLH, features a full-time broadcast schedule, which offers a wide variety of musical genres and styles, news, features, and other entertainment.

Educates students on the movement for social, economic, racial, and environmental justice that is central to YDSA’s mission.

The organization offers an experience of fun campus activities to a lifetime of community impact.

Sigma Alpha is a professional agricultural sorority that promotes scholarship, leadership, service and fellowship among its members.

It is the mission of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. to enhance the quality of life for women and their families in the U.S. and globally through community service, civil, and social action.