Student Involvement

Ways to Get Involved

At ÐÓ°ÉÔ­´´, students have the chance to participate, organize, and even lead various campus clubs and organizations. Participation in co-curricular organizations at ÐÓ°ÉÔ­´´ is designed to complement academic studies and assist in preparing students for a life of active service to God and society.

Student Involvement
Student Involvement
Student Involvement
Student Involvement
Student Involvement
Student Involvement

The Criminal Justice Club provides meetings, events, and outreach opportunities for Criminal Justice majors to network, fellowship, and grow in their educational and professional careers.

Faculty/staff advisor – Brad Bowen
How many students are actively involved – 10-15
How often do they meet – 2-3 times a semester

Esports allows a fun, relaxed space for students who enjoy gaming to connect with one another. We have gaming systems and PCs in the game room to enjoy a variety of competitive games.

Faculty/staff advisor – Clarissa Crowley
How many students are actively involved – 8-10 students play together on the regular. These students help host tournaments and events in the game room during the semester that typically bring in 30-75 students depending on the game.
How often do they meet – Multiple times a week

ÐÓ°ÉÔ­´´ FCA fosters spiritual growth and meaningful community among both athletes and non-athletes across campus. Through multisport worship nights, campus-wide events, outreach opportunities, team huddles/Bible studies, and gender-specific huddles, students are encouraged to build authentic relationships and grow together in their faith.

Faculty/staff advisors – Daniel & Allison Guinn
How many students are actively involved – (worship nights – 100), (other monthly events – 50-75). Individual team huddles (9 sports – lacrosse, M&W BBall, M&W Golf, M&W Soccer, Softball, Baseball) 10-12 in each huddle.
How often do they meet – Worship Nights (once a month); Individual team huddles (varies, bi-weekly)

Intramurals allows students to connect over shared hobbies and sports while staying active during their time in college.

Faculty/staff advisor – Clarissa Crowley
How many students are actively involved – SWAT is going to be taking over Intramurals since that team has the capacity to plan these events as well. SWAT plans and hosts events for the entire student body.
How often do they meet – weekly to plan events

REACH exists to provide ministry events and opportunities on campus on Sunday evenings for students while they are away from their home churches.

Faculty/staff advisor – Heath Mullikin
How many students are actively involved – 30-50 attend weekly
How often do they meet – weekly

Science Club is intended to build community among students in the Division of Science through social activities, field experiences, service and professional opportunities, and other science-related events. A big part of the goal is simply giving students another way to connect with one another and with faculty outside the classroom.

Faculty/staff advisor – Dr. Jeffrey Mohr
How many students are actively involved – 20-30
How often do they meet – 4-5 times a semester

SGA exists to be a voice for the Student Body. With a Student Body President and other representatives, the association works to advocate for change and improvements across campus and in the community.

Faculty/staff advisor – Clarissa Crowley
How many students are actively involved – SGA works to be a voice for the student body as well as reach all students to allow them to share feedback, input, etc.
How often do they meet – weekly as a team

SWAT creates fun and engaging events on campus to allow students to connect, fellowship, and have a great time while at ÐÓ°ÉÔ­´´! These events include Welcome Weekend, Homecoming, Fall Festival, and many more activities you don’t want to miss.

Faculty/staff advisor – Clarissa Crowley
How many students are actively involved – SWAT plans and hosts events for the entire student body.
How often do they meet – weekly to plan events

TriBeta is a national honor society for undergraduate students dedicated to promoting excellence and research in the biological sciences.

Faculty/staff advisor – Dr. Michele Eller
How many students are actively involved – 10-15
How often do they meet – 2-3 times a semester

Game Room

The Game Room is located upstairs in the Campus Life Center and features ping pong, pool, foosball, video game consoles, board games, and more. 

Game Room Hours

Mon – Fri 11 AM — varies
Sat – Sun Closed