For students interested in science, be it chemistry, physics, or biology, Science Club is a way to take that interest outside the classroom. The club plans various activities throughout the year, both fun and philanthropic. Contact Warren Pryor, faculty advisor, for more information about the club.
Although ECO is a campus-wide club, both advisors and all three officers hail from the School of Arts and Sciences. ECO motivates students and employees campus-wide to reconsider their committment to protect the environment. In addition to on-campus activities, club members man community recycling drives and plant trees in city parks. Contact club president Lauren Mey for more information or follow on Facebook.
The Department of English offers student and alumni writers an outlet for their creative talents in APOSTROPHE, a literary magazine published annually during spring semester. Back issues in pdf format can be found on the English department web site.
In the Honors Program, self-motivated students of exceptional academic ability can participate in an enriched academic experience. Students in any majors may apply to the program by January of their freshman year and begin the coursework the following fall. All students who can demonstrate the ability to complete the Honors experience are welcome.
For a list of clubs and organizations outside the school, visit Student Activities.
