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• ACLU -AR Hendrix College Chapter
• Anime Club
• Association for Women Students
• Choir
• College Republicans
• Environmental Concerns Committee
• Franklin Literary Society
• Hendrix College Habitat For Humanity
• Hendrix College Model United Nations
• Knitting Circle
• Rhetoric Society
• Student Emergency Response Team
• VAC
• Young Democrats

The ACLU-AR Hendrix College Chapter will strive to promote and uphold the cause of civil liberties among the students, faculty and staff of Hendrix College and to take such action to further this purpose as is consistent with the policies and regulation of the American Civil Liberties Union of Arkansas. 

The Hendrix Anime Fans Underground club is an organization dedicated to learning about Japanese culture and customs through viewing and discussing Anime.

The Association for Women Students provides a forum for women of the Hendrix campus to explore issues that arise due to their gender.

Hendrix's choir rehearses three times each week and performs a program at the end of each term, the most popular of which is the Candlelight Carol Service in December. Auditions are held each fall for yearlong membership.

College Republicans

The College Republicans promote the principles of the Republican Party among students at Hendrix College, recruit student members, assist in the election of Republican candidates at all levels of government and develop political skills and leadership abilities among Republican students as preparation for future service to the party and the community.

The Franklin Literary Society was formed in an attempt to further the intellectual and developmental aims of the College.  The purpose of the Society is to foster and refine debate, critical and independent thought, service, awareness, all worthy genres of literature, composition, and oration, and to enrich and enliven the Hendrix community through a perpetual and spirited discourse in order to prevent the stagnation and blind acceptance of unexamined ideas.  The current Society is a revival of its predecessor of the same name which existed from shortly after the founding of Hendrix College until being disbanded in 1930.

The Hendrix College Regional AIDS Interfaith Network (RAIN) Careteam seeks to provide necessary physical, emotional and spiritual care for a person living with HIV/AIDS. Meeting on a monthly basis, the careteam aims to meet the needs of the carepartner as necessitated by the situation.

The Hendrix for Habitat campus chapter supports the work of Habitat for Humanity, Inc. in the Conway area.

Hendrix Model United Nations is an educational organization which follows the format of the United Nations (UN) introducing students to the structure and process of the UN, broadens awareness of international affairs and current issues and develops skills in independent research and public speaking.

The primary aim of The Hendrix Knitting Circle is to create a forum for knitters to collaborate with one another in the creative process of knitting.  A secondary goal of The Hendrix Knitting Circle is to teach interested persons the basic skills needed to begin knitting.  Another secondary and equally important goal of The Hendrix Knitting Circle is charitable contribution in the form of garments and blankets knitted by members of the knitting club.  The members of The Hendrix Knitting Circle will also look for new knitting methods and venues.

The Hendrix College Rhetoric Society exists, in order to foster intellectual and civil debate, to inform about current events, and to give a voice to the student body.

The purpose of the Student Emergency Response Team is to provide the Hendrix campus with a recognizable group of volunteer students trained in Health Care Provider CPR and Advanced First Aid.  The SERT does not intend to replace or substitute for professional emergency care.  The SERT is to assist students with minor unforeseen situations and provide temporary assistance in minor emergencies until professional help arrives. 

The Volunteer Action Center works to encourage and support student initiated community service activities within local, state and international communities; to advance community service, service learning and volunteerism among all Hendrix College students.

The Young Democrats are affiliated with the state and national Young Democrats organization of the Democratic Party. "YD" sponsors political speakers and promotes political awareness throughout the student body. The organization encourages student participation in political campaigns and lobbying activities on the local, state and national level.