Nu Delta Alpha Dance Honor Society is Texas A&M University's dance fraternity designed for dance education and performing students and/or professionals who support or have interests in the art of dance. Nu Delta alpha actively recognizes and promotes dance education within university, school, and community settings.  Nu Delta Alpha is directly connected to the dance minor program and housed in the Department of Health and Kinesiology.

        Texas A&M University was chosen to be the charter chapter in the United States at the university level. Dance Program Coordinator Molly Snell-Witt gladly accepted the opportunity and introduced the honor society to students in January of 2002. The founding chapter included 25 founding members and one faculty advisor who were inducted on May 9, 2002.

        Nu Delta Alpha attracts students with a desire to pursue dance beyond actual movement, including educational components, scholarly achievement, and literary opportunities. Nu Delta Alpha places high priority on honor while recognizing additional academic achievements, technical performance abilities, community service, and scholarly achievement related to the field of dance. Nu Delta Alpha recognizes student's and professional's efforts in dance performance, service, literature, and community.

Dance Arts Society

The purpose and objectives of this organizations shall be to provide a selection of dance classes (ballet, tap, jazz and modern) for Texas A&M University students, faculty and community members of varying backgrounds in dance. Members will be able to learn and/or improve their dance skills in dance classes. It is also the objective of DAS to present a fall and spring show at the end of each semester.

http://stuact.tamu.edu/stuorgs/dancearts

Chara Christian Dance Company

    The goal of  Chara is to glorify God in all that we do (...Whatever you do, do it for the  glory of God...I Cor. 10:31). We offer students with hearts for Christ, and  those around them, an opportunity to perform, collaborate with and encourage  fellow believers in a setting of many different genres of dance. Our ministry is  found in dancing for God at campus and community events as a method of outreach (Ps. 30:11-12). We desire to grow in unity in Christ and by keeping each other  accountable in loving one another (Ps. 16:11; 92:4). We pray that this ministry will change lives and have people commit to following the Lord (Rom. 5:5) by serving the community through charities, performances, dance workshops, and finances (I Chron. 28:9; Col. 3:23-24).

http://chara.tamu.edu