Student Organizations
Southern offers a myriad of opportunities for you to get involved. Thanks to students
with a passion for what they do and a willingness to lead, the university hosts over
40 student organizations. Open to all students with similiar interests or skills,
these organizations focus on areas like academics, service ministries, social activities,
and cultural diversity. If you would like to join a student organization, join us
for our annual Organization Showcase on August 24th when all of our clubs come together
to enlist members. Can't make it to enlist at the organization showcase? See a list
of this year's clubs and contact information below.
If you have questions regarding a club, how to join, or create one, visit Alexis Grentz in the Student Development office located on the second floor of the Bietz Center for Student Life, Suite 2400. You can also email Alexis at agrentz@southern.edu.
If you have questions regarding a club, how to join, or create one, visit Alexis Grentz in the Student Development office located on the second floor of the Bietz Center for Student Life, Suite 2400. You can also email Alexis at agrentz@southern.edu.
2025-2026 STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
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American Advertising Federation (AAF)
President: Danae Michelle Mita
Sponsor: Michael Finch
The purpose of our American Advertising Federation (AAF) student chapter is to provide students with opportunities to apply the knowledge and skills learned in class to real-world, professional environments. Our organization bridges the gap between academic learning and industry experience by allowing members to collaborate on advertising and marketing campaigns for actual campus events and university departments. For example, in a recent semester, our team developed and executed a full campaign to promote the Gym-Masters’ acrobatic show to the campus community and local schools.
The purpose of our American Advertising Federation (AAF) student chapter is to provide students with opportunities to apply the knowledge and skills learned in class to real-world, professional environments. Our organization bridges the gap between academic learning and industry experience by allowing members to collaborate on advertising and marketing campaigns for actual campus events and university departments. For example, in a recent semester, our team developed and executed a full campaign to promote the Gym-Masters’ acrobatic show to the campus community and local schools.
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American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
Sponsor: Daniel Howard
According to our Constitution: "ASME shall promote an interest in mechanical engineering, to “advance engineering for the benefit of humanity”. This will be achieved by fostering collaboration, providing education and training, and developing standards that ensure safety, quality, and reliability in various
engineering applications."
According to ASME: "Advancing engineering for the benefit of humanity."
According to our Constitution: "ASME shall promote an interest in mechanical engineering, to “advance engineering for the benefit of humanity”. This will be achieved by fostering collaboration, providing education and training, and developing standards that ensure safety, quality, and reliability in various
engineering applications."
According to ASME: "Advancing engineering for the benefit of humanity."
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Asian Club
Sponsors: Keith Snyder / Laurei Stankavich / Sungin Ahn / Kurt Miyashiro
Representing students of Asian heritage, culture, and background and connecting Southern Adventism with ethnicity and diversity throughout campus.
Representing students of Asian heritage, culture, and background and connecting Southern Adventism with ethnicity and diversity throughout campus.
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Biology Club
Sponsors: Abhishek Thavamani / Tise Suzuki
The purposes of the Biology Club organization, established by this constitution are as follows:
1. To allow students with an interest in biology to become better acquainted with each other.
2. To promote better relationships and increased interaction between the biology faculty and the students.
3. To foster a spiritual atmosphere among members.
4. To increase the visibility of the biological sciences on the campus of SAU and the community around us.
The purposes of the Biology Club organization, established by this constitution are as follows:
1. To allow students with an interest in biology to become better acquainted with each other.
2. To promote better relationships and increased interaction between the biology faculty and the students.
3. To foster a spiritual atmosphere among members.
4. To increase the visibility of the biological sciences on the campus of SAU and the community around us.
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Black Christian Union (BCU)
Sponsors: Candy Dolcy / Ayanna Eastman / Tyra Castle / John Willis
To appreciate and express black cultural backgrounds on campus.
To appreciate and express black cultural backgrounds on campus.
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Business Club
Sponsor: Ben Schnell
To facilitate friendship and camaraderie amongst the business department.
To facilitate friendship and camaraderie amongst the business department.
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Caribbean Heritage Assocation (CHA)
Sponsor: Dionne Felix
To connect people who are willing to learn about and interact with Caribbean culture
To connect people who are willing to learn about and interact with Caribbean culture
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Chemistry Club
Sponsor: Bruce Schilling
To provide a place for social gatherings for people in the scientific departments and beyond.
To provide a place for social gatherings for people in the scientific departments and beyond.
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Coalition of Black Social Workers (CBSW)
Sponsors: Stephanie Guster / Candy Dolcy
The Coalition of Black Social Workers exists to engage, connect, and empower Black social work students and professionals in the community, with the goal of increasing awareness about issues specific to the Black community and cultivating a network of support.
The Coalition of Black Social Workers exists to engage, connect, and empower Black social work students and professionals in the community, with the goal of increasing awareness about issues specific to the Black community and cultivating a network of support.
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Computer Club
Sponsors: Robert Ordonez / Kelly Sanchez
The Computer Club is an organized group operated under the general goals of computer education and advancement. Its specific objective is to provide opportunities for people interested in computers to learn and socialize together.
The Computer Club is an organized group operated under the general goals of computer education and advancement. Its specific objective is to provide opportunities for people interested in computers to learn and socialize together.
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Economics Club
Sponsor: Sungin Ahn
To provide students with an understanding and knowledge of how the world of economic works through meetings and case studies.
To provide students with an understanding and knowledge of how the world of economic works through meetings and case studies.
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ENACTUS
Sponsor: Sergio Bellino
We are an international nonprofit organization that brings together student, academic, and business leaders to use entrepreneurial action for positive social, economic, and environmental impact. We empower students to create sustainable projects that improve communities and develop their own leadership and professional skills.
We are an international nonprofit organization that brings together student, academic, and business leaders to use entrepreneurial action for positive social, economic, and environmental impact. We empower students to create sustainable projects that improve communities and develop their own leadership and professional skills.
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Engineering Club
Sponsor: Sean Walters
To plan and carry out events and social connection for students in the engineering department and other areas of study. Events will be a mix of fun engineering related projects, engineering related competitions, and social gatherings for students to get connected and engaged.
To plan and carry out events and social connection for students in the engineering department and other areas of study. Events will be a mix of fun engineering related projects, engineering related competitions, and social gatherings for students to get connected and engaged.
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English Club
Sponsors: Emily McArthur / Jodi Ruf
The purpose of the Southern Adventist University English Club is to increase the literary and cultural awareness of students on our campus and to provide opportunities to attend cultural activities in our surrounding community.
The purpose of the Southern Adventist University English Club is to increase the literary and cultural awareness of students on our campus and to provide opportunities to attend cultural activities in our surrounding community.
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Game Club
Sponsors: Ron Miller / Dakota Cookenmaster
To foster fellowship, creativity, and wholesome recreation through board games, video games, and tournaments, providing students with a positive social environment consistent with the values of Southern Adventist University.
To foster fellowship, creativity, and wholesome recreation through board games, video games, and tournaments, providing students with a positive social environment consistent with the values of Southern Adventist University.
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Generation. Youth. Christ. Southeast. (GYCSE)
Sponsors: Seth Shaffer / Michael Hasel
According to Article II of our constitution, GYCSE is "[a] movement within the Seventh-day Adventist Church of youth from the southeastern geographical region of the United States of America who yearn to demonstrate Nehemiah’s leadership, Daniel’s integrity, Mary’s humility, Paul’s passion for evangelism, and Christ’s love for God and humanity on the campus of Southern Adventist University. All of the events , programs, activities, and opportunities provided by the GYCSE aim to mobilize and train young adults who are fully committed to the distinctive message and mission of the Seventh-day Adventist Church and who desire to take it to the world."
According to Article II of our constitution, GYCSE is "[a] movement within the Seventh-day Adventist Church of youth from the southeastern geographical region of the United States of America who yearn to demonstrate Nehemiah’s leadership, Daniel’s integrity, Mary’s humility, Paul’s passion for evangelism, and Christ’s love for God and humanity on the campus of Southern Adventist University. All of the events , programs, activities, and opportunities provided by the GYCSE aim to mobilize and train young adults who are fully committed to the distinctive message and mission of the Seventh-day Adventist Church and who desire to take it to the world."
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History Club
Sponsor: Mills McArthur
To unite students with a common love or interest in history, no matter their major.
To unite students with a common love or interest in history, no matter their major.
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IEEE Student Branch
Sponsor: Jay Anders
To provide educational and professional development opportunities to engineering and computer science majors.
To provide educational and professional development opportunities to engineering and computer science majors.
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Korean Club
Sponsor: Hyunsok Doh
The Korean Club is committed to providing a safe environment for social connection between Korean and non-Korean students. We hope to expose as many students as possible to the possible values of Korean culture while also growing spiritually together through service and education.
The Korean Club is committed to providing a safe environment for social connection between Korean and non-Korean students. We hope to expose as many students as possible to the possible values of Korean culture while also growing spiritually together through service and education.
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Latin American Club (LAC)
Sponsors: Sandra Araujo-Delgado / Marco Swaisgood / Mary Neri
The purpose of the organization established by this Constitution, for the Latin American Club of Southern Adventist University is as follows: To have an organization led by the students of the university that fosters community and diversity and encourages individuals of all cultures to become members. To share the love of Christ in numerous and various ways and motivate each other as brothers and sisters in Christ. To serve the university community through Latino music, drama, social activities, and educational opportunities. To appreciate and express Latino heritage and cultural backgrounds on campus.
The purpose of the organization established by this Constitution, for the Latin American Club of Southern Adventist University is as follows: To have an organization led by the students of the university that fosters community and diversity and encourages individuals of all cultures to become members. To share the love of Christ in numerous and various ways and motivate each other as brothers and sisters in Christ. To serve the university community through Latino music, drama, social activities, and educational opportunities. To appreciate and express Latino heritage and cultural backgrounds on campus.
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Middle Eastern Club (MEC)
Sponsors: Joelle Akiki / Byard Parks
Community Service, spiritual care, history of the Middle East, History of Jesus, cooking and educating people about ministry outreach.
Community Service, spiritual care, history of the Middle East, History of Jesus, cooking and educating people about ministry outreach.
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Model United Nations Club (MUNC)
Sponsor: Shannon Martin
This organization is a space for students that enjoy to learn about the united Nations and how it functions to have an opportunity to participate together in a mock simulation of it and research and prepare to be delegates for the simulations.
This organization is a space for students that enjoy to learn about the united Nations and how it functions to have an opportunity to participate together in a mock simulation of it and research and prepare to be delegates for the simulations.
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Mountain Bike Club (MTB)
Sponsor: Mike Boyd
To have students who enjoy mountain biking connect with each other, enjoy God's creation, human creativity, and great social exercise.
To have students who enjoy mountain biking connect with each other, enjoy God's creation, human creativity, and great social exercise.
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Music Club
Sponsor: Laurie Cadwallader
To gather and create a community of musicians and enjoyers of music alike.
To gather and create a community of musicians and enjoyers of music alike.
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Native American Christian Fellowship (NACF)
Sponsor: Nathan DeWild
The purpose of the organization is to:
- Provide a supportive community for cultural learning and Christian spiritual growth.
- Promote awareness of Native American culture, history, and traditions.
- To foster dialogue, understanding, and unity among members of diverse backgrounds.
The purpose of the organization is to:
- Provide a supportive community for cultural learning and Christian spiritual growth.
- Promote awareness of Native American culture, history, and traditions.
- To foster dialogue, understanding, and unity among members of diverse backgrounds.
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Nursing Club
Sponsors: Kerry Allen / Christina Shrode / Elani Dodd / John Singletary / Tony
Lazcano
The purpose of the Nursing Club is to foster a supportive and engaging community for nursing students through meaningful connection, fun activities, and service opportunities. By building relationships among peers, promoting a positive and inclusive environment, and participating in volunteer efforts both on campus and in the community, the club aims to enhance the student experience and inspire a spirit of compassion and leadership in future nurses.
The purpose of the Nursing Club is to foster a supportive and engaging community for nursing students through meaningful connection, fun activities, and service opportunities. By building relationships among peers, promoting a positive and inclusive environment, and participating in volunteer efforts both on campus and in the community, the club aims to enhance the student experience and inspire a spirit of compassion and leadership in future nurses.
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Physics Club
Sponsor: Blake Laing
As an official chapter of the Society of Physics Students (SPS), our Physics Club is dedicated to building a strong and inclusive community for students passionate about physics and related fields. We aim to enhance the academic and professional development of our members through collaborative learning, faculty and peer mentorship, research engagement, outreach initiatives, and participation in regional and national SPS programs. Our purpose is to cultivate curiosity, promote scientific literacy, and connect students with opportunities that prepare them for future careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
As an official chapter of the Society of Physics Students (SPS), our Physics Club is dedicated to building a strong and inclusive community for students passionate about physics and related fields. We aim to enhance the academic and professional development of our members through collaborative learning, faculty and peer mentorship, research engagement, outreach initiatives, and participation in regional and national SPS programs. Our purpose is to cultivate curiosity, promote scientific literacy, and connect students with opportunities that prepare them for future careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
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Pre-Dent Club (PDC)
Sponsor: Keith Snyder
The purpose of the pre dental club is to offer support and an atmosphere for socialization among like minded individuals. Additionally, opportunities with emphasis on dental aspects may include featured speakers (such as local dentists), collaboration with Loma Linda University School of Dentistry and other dental schools, shadowing and volunteer hours, and resources for pre dent students.
The purpose of the pre dental club is to offer support and an atmosphere for socialization among like minded individuals. Additionally, opportunities with emphasis on dental aspects may include featured speakers (such as local dentists), collaboration with Loma Linda University School of Dentistry and other dental schools, shadowing and volunteer hours, and resources for pre dent students.
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Pre-Law Society
Sponsor: Shannon Martin
The purpose of the Pre-Law Society is to help prepare students for law school and legal careers by offering resources, networking opportunities, but also expose other non pre-law students to the legal field through fun activities.
The purpose of the Pre-Law Society is to help prepare students for law school and legal careers by offering resources, networking opportunities, but also expose other non pre-law students to the legal field through fun activities.
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Pre-Med Club (PMC)
Sponsor: Brent Hamstra / Tim Trott
The pre-med club is a supportive space for students pursuing a future in medicine. This club is meant to guide members through the pre-med journey by offering academic resources like MCAT study groups, course advice, and mentorship. It also connects students with opportunities for shadowing, research, and volunteering, while encouraging a heart for service and compassion. Through guest speakers, workshops, and leadership roles, the club helps members build professional skills and gain insight into the medical field. Above all, this club is meant to foster a strong, encouraging community where students can share experiences, support one another, and grow together.
The pre-med club is a supportive space for students pursuing a future in medicine. This club is meant to guide members through the pre-med journey by offering academic resources like MCAT study groups, course advice, and mentorship. It also connects students with opportunities for shadowing, research, and volunteering, while encouraging a heart for service and compassion. Through guest speakers, workshops, and leadership roles, the club helps members build professional skills and gain insight into the medical field. Above all, this club is meant to foster a strong, encouraging community where students can share experiences, support one another, and grow together.
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Pre-Optometry Club
Sponsor: Tim Trott
To spread awareness about and community within the pre-optometry profession.
To spread awareness about and community within the pre-optometry profession.
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Pre-PA Club (PPAC)
Sponsor: Paulo Dias
The Physician Assistant Club aims to build a Christ-centered, supportive community for Pre-PA students at Southern Adventist University by offering mentorship, resources, skill-building, and emotional support. It will help students navigate the competitive PA school process through events, application help, networking with professionals, hands-on workshops, and confidence-building activities — ultimately preparing motivated and passionate future PAs.
The Physician Assistant Club aims to build a Christ-centered, supportive community for Pre-PA students at Southern Adventist University by offering mentorship, resources, skill-building, and emotional support. It will help students navigate the competitive PA school process through events, application help, networking with professionals, hands-on workshops, and confidence-building activities — ultimately preparing motivated and passionate future PAs.
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Psychology Club (PC)
Sponsors: Cristy Pratt / Sarah Penagos
To make connections, have fun, and build a community where like-minded people can communicate and further their experience in college.
To make connections, have fun, and build a community where like-minded people can communicate and further their experience in college.
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Red Cross Club
Sponsor: Paulo Dias
A Red Cross Club is a campus-based, student-led organization that serves as an extension of the American Red Cross. It gives students the opportunity to come together with peers to make a positive impact in their community while developing leadership skills and gaining valuable training
A Red Cross Club is a campus-based, student-led organization that serves as an extension of the American Red Cross. It gives students the opportunity to come together with peers to make a positive impact in their community while developing leadership skills and gaining valuable training
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SAU Art Club
Sponsor: Giselle Hasel
For all students from all majors to connect through Art , and recreational activities.
For all students from all majors to connect through Art , and recreational activities.
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Social Work Club (SWC)
Sponsor: Kristie Wilder
The Purpose of the organization is to promote a spirit of community among members of the School of Social Work and Social Work Club members and to encourage activities that will promote spiritual, social, and intellectual development among the members and those that they come in contact with.
The Purpose of the organization is to promote a spirit of community among members of the School of Social Work and Social Work Club members and to encourage activities that will promote spiritual, social, and intellectual development among the members and those that they come in contact with.
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Southern Adventist University Chess Club
Sponsor: John Doh
The purpose of the club is to promote the game of chess, provide opportunities for chess enthusiasts to gather, improve their chess skills, and foster a sense of community among its members. While recognizing our affiliation with Southern Adventist University and the Seventh-day Adventist faith, the club welcomes members from all backgrounds.
The purpose of the club is to promote the game of chess, provide opportunities for chess enthusiasts to gather, improve their chess skills, and foster a sense of community among its members. While recognizing our affiliation with Southern Adventist University and the Seventh-day Adventist faith, the club welcomes members from all backgrounds.
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Southern Mathematic Society (SMS)
Sponsor: Kevin Brown
The Math Club is organized and shall be operated under the general goals of mathematical education and scientific advancement. The specific objectives are as follows:
1. To encourage and promote the study of higher mathematics on the Southern Adventist University campus.
2. To encourage interest and awareness of mathematics on the Southern Adventist University campus.
3. To provide opportunities for people interested in mathematics to share ideas.
4. To provide opportunities for members to participate in activities of common interest relating to mathematics.
5. To encourage members to make presentations on mathematical concepts and ideas.
6. To encourage social events with members of the club and friends.
The Math Club is organized and shall be operated under the general goals of mathematical education and scientific advancement. The specific objectives are as follows:
1. To encourage and promote the study of higher mathematics on the Southern Adventist University campus.
2. To encourage interest and awareness of mathematics on the Southern Adventist University campus.
3. To provide opportunities for people interested in mathematics to share ideas.
4. To provide opportunities for members to participate in activities of common interest relating to mathematics.
5. To encourage members to make presentations on mathematical concepts and ideas.
6. To encourage social events with members of the club and friends.
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Southern Smiths Blacksmithing Club (SSBC)
Sponsors: Dusty Miller / Mark Verdery / Hayden Rigsbee / Hayden Hostetter / Ben
Willems
Our mission is to teach people the skill of blacksmithing so that they can reach out to the community here at Southern, home, and/or abroad and to show them what they had learned. Also, from learning the skills of blacksmithing, we hope to learn about ourselves spiritually.
Our mission is to teach people the skill of blacksmithing so that they can reach out to the community here at Southern, home, and/or abroad and to show them what they had learned. Also, from learning the skills of blacksmithing, we hope to learn about ourselves spiritually.
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Student Archaeological Association (SAA)
Sponsors: Michael Hasel / Matthew Bronson / Angela Edwards
The purpose of this organization, under the auspices of the Institute of Archaeology at
Southern, as established by this constitution, is as follows:
1. To facilitate an awareness and appreciation of biblical/Near Eastern archaeology
within our campus and community.
2. To serve as a mission oriented organization through evangelistic outreach, led by
students
3. To promote student academic research, training, and career development in the
field of archaeology and cognate fields of study (e.g. biblical studies, theology,
art, anthropology, geography, history, forestry).
4. To serve as a forum for exploring the discipline of archaeology (and cognate
fields of study) for Southern Adventist University students majoring in
archaeology or who express general interest in the field.
5. To be a general social outlet where students can grow closer together spiritually
as well as through shared interests
The purpose of this organization, under the auspices of the Institute of Archaeology at
Southern, as established by this constitution, is as follows:
1. To facilitate an awareness and appreciation of biblical/Near Eastern archaeology
within our campus and community.
2. To serve as a mission oriented organization through evangelistic outreach, led by
students
3. To promote student academic research, training, and career development in the
field of archaeology and cognate fields of study (e.g. biblical studies, theology,
art, anthropology, geography, history, forestry).
4. To serve as a forum for exploring the discipline of archaeology (and cognate
fields of study) for Southern Adventist University students majoring in
archaeology or who express general interest in the field.
5. To be a general social outlet where students can grow closer together spiritually
as well as through shared interests
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Student Ministerial Association (SMA)
Sponsor: David Hartman
"We, the religion majors, of Southern Adventist University (hereafter referred to as “SAU,” “Southern,” or “the University”), as the future leaders of our church and as disciples of our Lord, in order to promote personal growth, mutual fellowship and spiritual guidance during our college experience, do hereby establish and organize the following constitution to govern our association. We uphold and commit to all standards of the Seventh-day Adventist Church and its fundamental beliefs. We believe that we should exemplify Christ’s love and service to others."
"We, the religion majors, of Southern Adventist University (hereafter referred to as “SAU,” “Southern,” or “the University”), as the future leaders of our church and as disciples of our Lord, in order to promote personal growth, mutual fellowship and spiritual guidance during our college experience, do hereby establish and organize the following constitution to govern our association. We uphold and commit to all standards of the Seventh-day Adventist Church and its fundamental beliefs. We believe that we should exemplify Christ’s love and service to others."
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Student Missions Club (SM Club)
Sponsor: Byard Parks
1. Continue your mission after returning
2. Interact with and lead mission minded friends
3. Impact SAU students so maybe they will "GO" for Jesus.
One of our goals is that you become a “Student OF Missions” which implies you are learning the art of working for Christ as a missionary - not just a student missionary — which only implies that you will come home and resume school.
1. Continue your mission after returning
2. Interact with and lead mission minded friends
3. Impact SAU students so maybe they will "GO" for Jesus.
One of our goals is that you become a “Student OF Missions” which implies you are learning the art of working for Christ as a missionary - not just a student missionary — which only implies that you will come home and resume school.
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The Education Club
Sponsor: Chanda Daggs
The purpose of the organization, the Ed Club, is to promote a spirit of community among members of the School of Education, Psychology, and Counseling and other departments. This club will coordinate activities that will promote spiritual, social, and intellectual enrichment among the members and those that they come in contact with. The Ed Club hopes to give students a strong sense of belonging and purpose in a Christ-centered, positive setting.
The purpose of the organization, the Ed Club, is to promote a spirit of community among members of the School of Education, Psychology, and Counseling and other departments. This club will coordinate activities that will promote spiritual, social, and intellectual enrichment among the members and those that they come in contact with. The Ed Club hopes to give students a strong sense of belonging and purpose in a Christ-centered, positive setting.
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The Honeynet Cybersecurity Club
Sponsors: Gary Sewell / Johan Jaeger
a) To promote cybersecurity awareness, technical skills, and digital ethics within the student body
b) To provide career guidance and educational opportunities related to the field of cybersecurity
c) To create a collaborative environment for hands-on learning, competitions, and research
d) To integrate Christian values and faith into the practice and discussion of cybersecurity
e) To build a supportive community for students pursuing cybersecurity-related degrees
a) To promote cybersecurity awareness, technical skills, and digital ethics within the student body
b) To provide career guidance and educational opportunities related to the field of cybersecurity
c) To create a collaborative environment for hands-on learning, competitions, and research
d) To integrate Christian values and faith into the practice and discussion of cybersecurity
e) To build a supportive community for students pursuing cybersecurity-related degrees
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The Southern Stage
Sponsor: Jesse Rademacher
- Provide opportunities for students to engage in theatrical productions, workshops, and related activities.
- Foster an appreciation for the performing arts within the university community.
- Encourage the development of talents in acting, directing, stage management, and technical theater.
- Promote Christian values through performances that reflect the mission and standards of Southern Adventist University.
- Provide opportunities for students to engage in theatrical productions, workshops, and related activities.
- Foster an appreciation for the performing arts within the university community.
- Encourage the development of talents in acting, directing, stage management, and technical theater.
- Promote Christian values through performances that reflect the mission and standards of Southern Adventist University.
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Women in STEM (WISTEM)
Sponsor: Kelly Sanchez
The objects of this Club will be to provide a space for female students studying or interested in a STEM-related (science, technology, engineering, and math) field or subject. Members will grow together through fundraisers, worships, day trips, community service, and other events throughout the school year.
The objects of this Club will be to provide a space for female students studying or interested in a STEM-related (science, technology, engineering, and math) field or subject. Members will grow together through fundraisers, worships, day trips, community service, and other events throughout the school year.
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Women of Worth (WOW)
Sponsor: Chanda Daggs
The purposes of this organization are to uplift and support women from all backgrounds to establish a Christian community. Our group strives to promote wellness, compassion, and confidence within oneself. By focusing on internal factors first, one can work to build an successful external life based on Biblical beliefs and SDA teachings. We strive to help both women and all students, regardless of gender to launch personal and professional growth and success. Additionally, we challenge our members to be interested and understand the role of women in leadership and higher education.
The purposes of this organization are to uplift and support women from all backgrounds to establish a Christian community. Our group strives to promote wellness, compassion, and confidence within oneself. By focusing on internal factors first, one can work to build an successful external life based on Biblical beliefs and SDA teachings. We strive to help both women and all students, regardless of gender to launch personal and professional growth and success. Additionally, we challenge our members to be interested and understand the role of women in leadership and higher education.
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Lifestyle Medicine Club
Sponsor: Beth Snyder
To promote health living through the 6 pillars of lifestyle; nutrition, exercise, sleep, social connections, avoiding risky substances, managing stress.
To promote health living through the 6 pillars of lifestyle; nutrition, exercise, sleep, social connections, avoiding risky substances, managing stress.
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Tennis Club
Sponsor: Ben Schnell
To get all people interested in tennis together in a safe and social environment, where we can grow together, play, learn, and have fun.
To get all people interested in tennis together in a safe and social environment, where we can grow together, play, learn, and have fun.
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Allied Health
Sponsor: Randy Bishop
Bring together people interested in the healthcare field. We want to build connections and relationships between our members with peers, professors, and our community. We want to represent Christ as we find ways to serve others, learn more about Allied Health, and have fun building friendships at events.
Bring together people interested in the healthcare field. We want to build connections and relationships between our members with peers, professors, and our community. We want to represent Christ as we find ways to serve others, learn more about Allied Health, and have fun building friendships at events.