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UWMC Clubs and Organizations
Campus clubs offer
opportunities for students to share similar interests
while enhancing skills,
which can bolster resumes, references, and
scholarship applications.
All clubs must submit registrations forms each year to be active.
To create a campus
club, here is what you need:
* a constitution stating the club's purpose and
meeting schedule
* an election of four student officers
*a faculty or staff
advisor
Officially chartered clubs can request up to $500 from the Student
Government Association
and utilize campus resources such as meeting rooms and
bulletin boards.
Valuable information & forms are available here:
Resources for Clubs & Advisors
Previously Registered Clubs
| Art Club Purpose: To provide an open environment for the advancement of art knowledge through: open forum, discussion and events, including collaboration with other UW clubs. |
Advisor: Diana Budde |
| Business Club Purpose: The Business Club’s main goal is to apply information learned in the classroom to the real world through speakers, tours and trips. |
Advisor:
John Houchens |
| Campus Crusade for Christ Purpose: To create a comfortable environment on our campus in which all students can grow spiritually and gain better understanding of the love of Jesus Christ. |
Advisor: Kristine Prahl |
| Community Building Club Purpose: The Community Building Club will facilitate and support student service to people and communities at the local, regional and/or national levels, toward helping others and making our communities better places to live, work and play. |
Advisor: Ann Herda-Rapp |
| Diversity Club Purpose: To promote awareness of different cultures, as well as to assist, encourage and promote the development of multicultural students both academically and socially. It shall also enhance the networking skills with other clubs and organizations within the UWMC and the community. |
Advisor: Doug Hosler |
| Drama Club Purpose: To bring
students together through the love of theatre and performing arts. The
Drama Club will also find community events to attend to keep the
interest in theatre alive. |
Advisor: Sarah Rudolph sarah.rudolph@uwc.edu |
| Engineering Club Purpose:
This organization exists to create a social learning community of
dedicated and motivated individuals in pursuit or interest of an
Engineering Degree. |
Advisor: Mark Holdhusen |
| Environmental Club Purpose: The Environmental Club believes that students have the power and obligation to act and lead within the environmental movement, and we must act in solidarity with progressive movements worldwide. We believe that environmental protection is a goal compatible with economic growth and a higher sustainable quality of life. We are committed to bringing the environmental issues to light, such as clean air and water, plant and wildlife conservation and a sustainable energy future. |
Advisor: Ned Grossnickle |
| Hockey Club Purpose:
To bring members of the UWMC together to have fun working as a tem while
playing ice hockey. |
Advisor: Danielle Heidemann |
| LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender,
Question/Queer) Purpose: A safe gathering ground to celebrate all sexualities not surrounded by a “phobia.” |
Advisor: Doug Hosler |
| Movie Club Purpose: To provide harried students with opportunities to relax amongst friends. Movies of various categories are selected by students, and are viewed in the campus theater while enjoying assorted snacks also chosen by students. Afterwards, we engage in critical discourse related to each viewing. Friends and family members of UWMC students are also welcome. The Movie Club features socialization and enjoyable entertainment. |
Advisor: Debbie Timoney |
|
P.E.E.R. (Peer Empowerment Education Resource) Purpose:
PEER is a student and community organization dedicated to empowering others by
promoting and organizing on-going dialogues and education to campus and
community members on relevant student populated issues. |
Advisor: Patti Thwaits |
|
Political Action Club Purpose: The Political Action Club is about promoting political awareness in the university as well as in the community. Debates, discussions, speakers and voting drives are examples of our activities. |
Advisor: Eric Giordano |
|
Programming Club Purpose: Gather to discuss programming techniques and new developments in programming
languages and to prepare for programming contests. |
Advisor: Mark Hall mark.hall@uwc.edu |
|
Robotics
Purpose:
Building and designing robots using Lego Mindstorms NXT. |
Advisor: Mark Hall mark.hall@uwc.edu |
|
The Writers' Workshop Purpose: The Writers’
Workshop will promote writing by producing a literacy journal, by providing a
forum for members to read and discuss their writing, and by arranging
opportunities for members to learn about writing (i.e., attendance at writing
conferences or workshops, meetings with professional writer or writing teachers,
etc.). |
Advisor: Ezekiel Jarvis |
| Youth Literacy Outreach Purpose: The
Youth Literacy Outreach organization is dedicated to the youth of Wausau and surrounding
communities. Its goals are: |
Advisor: Karley Adney |
For additional information, please contact:
Student Government Association
Room 186
261-6244
or
Matt Greenberg
Student Activities Coordinator
matt.greenberg@uwc.edu
Room 162
261-6236