The phrase "a chapter of students" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific group or section of students, often in an educational or organizational context.
Example: "The school is proud to announce the formation of a chapter of students dedicated to environmental awareness."
Alternatives: "a group of students" or "a section of students".
Advertisers like Coca-Cola "have to have some responsibility to humanity" and have to react to current events, said Ramneek Bhogal, an assistant professor at the Palmer College of Chiropractic, in Davenport, Iowa, who as a student, led a chapter of Students for a Free Tibet.
And I ended up applying to a college that had a chapter of Students for the Exploration and Development of Space, and made all of my new friends in SEDS, AIAA, and the BU Astronomical Society.
We set out to "politicize" the campus, forming a chapter of the Students for a Democratic Society, and organized for three years.
In Richmond, Va., for example, about 300 people came to the city's Monroe Park for a rally organized by a local chapter of Students for Sensible Drug Policy.
Mr. Thompson visited the Virginia Tech campus after the attack there to support a local chapter of Students for Concealed Carry on Campus.
For reasons both of history and institutional character, however, none has the importance of Columbia, which was home to a particularly vigorous chapter of Students for a Democratic Society — some of whose most militant members helped to form the left-wing radical group the Weathermen.
Mr. Bunnell, who headed a chapter of the radical Students for a Democratic Society at the University of Nebraska before eventually finding his way to Albuquerque and MITS, recalled that working for MITS was about more than money -- especially at the $110 a week he was paid.
As a leader of the Columbia chapter of Students for a Democratic Society, an organization that emerged in the 1960s to protest American foreign and domestic policies, Mr. Reichbach was shown on the cover of Newsweek facing off with the police during the occupation of buildings on campus.
They were rewriting, for the third time, a mission statement for their chapter of Students for a Democratic Society, the activist group that had been dormant for nearly 40 years.
On March 4 , 1969the FSU chapter of Students for a Democratic Society, an unregistered university student organization, sought to use university facilities for meetings.
At Columbia, he was a founder of what was to become the local chapter of Students for a Democratic Society.
