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Lander's Office of Student Activities offers plenty of options when it comes to having fun and forming friendships on campus that last a lifetime. What happens outside of the classroom is an important part of a well-rounded university experience.
Academic Organizations
Our academic organizations give you the opportunity to meet other students who share a common academic interest, and allow you to continue exploring new ideas outside the classroom.
- American Chemical Society
- Council for Exceptional Children
- English Club
- Environmental Science Student Organization (ESSO)
- ICMA
- LOGICS
- LU Dental Association
- LU History Club
- LU Microscopy Association
- LU Student Nurses Association
- National Association for Music Education (NAFME)
- Physical Education and Exercise Science (PEES) Club
- Political Science Association
- Pre-M.D.
- Psychology Club
- Psychology Quiz Bowl
Interest Organizations
Lander's vibrant campus life offers plenty of options when it comes to having fun and staying active.
- Active Minds
- Animal Advocates
- Anime-niacs
- Art Alliance
- Bearcat Gaming Republic
- Bearcat Nation
- Chess Club
- Habitat for Humanity
- Lander Miracle
- Lander Players
- Lander Rockettes
- Lander Rotaract
- Lander Spectrum
- Lander Technology Club
- Lander University Black Student Union
- LepUtation
- Minorities on the Move (MOMs)
- Residence Hall Council (RHC)
- Somos LU
- Spill the Tea
- The Tabletop Association
- Visions of Women
- Yeah, We're Different
Greek Organizations
Club Sports Organizations
Sport clubs are growing on all college campuses these days and Lander is no exception. The main purpose of sport clubs is to give students a chance to play in a highly competitive arena, but without the time commitment of a varsity program.
It seems to be the perfect balance for many college students because they still get to compete at a high level and have a full college social and academic life as well.
Honor Societies
Honor societies are academic organizations that recognize academic excellence in specific disciplines. With varying service and GPA requirements for membership in each organization, students may be invited to join an honor society after expressing interest in the subject and excelling in and out of the classroom. Members may also receive special recognition from their respective honor society upon graduation.
Religious Organizations
Joining a campus ministry or religious organization can provide you with fun activities, a sense of community, and a spiritual education. Each campus ministry is a registered campus organization, guided by a club advisor, with regularly scheduled meetings and activities throughout the year.
University Sponsored Organizations
Performance Ensembles
The Department of Music's large and small ensembles are filled with talented students from all walks of life at Lander. The ensembles present concerts regularly on campus each semester and participate in an annual themed Collage Concert involving rapid-fire performances by the entire department. University ensembles also embark on spring tours to showcase Lander’s musical talents and to recruit quality student musicians at regional high schools.
Larger Ensembles:
Smaller Ensembles:
