Clubs and Organizations

Let us help you find the club or organization that is right for you! See a list of clubs and organizations currently on campus which you could join. Read the club's mission, find out who the officers are, and learn where you can find them at their next meeting. If you have any questions, email Director of Student Engagement and Leadership Marina Turner at [email protected]

How to Start Your Own Club

Want to start something new? Please follow the instructions below to start your very own club or organization.
  1. Make sure the same organization doesn’t already exist by searching below
  2. If the organization does not already exist, download a club registration form here.
  3. Find four other students who interested in joining your club to sign up.
  4. Ask a faculty or staff member to serve as your advisor.
  5. Prepare a constitution, and submit this along with your completed form to the Student Life Fellow office. If you need assistance drafting a constitution, follow this helpful checklist. Constitution Checklist
  6. Present your organization at an SGA meeting to get final approval.  You need to notify the SGA Secretary that you will be attending a meeting so you are added to the agenda.  SGA will review your application and verify your status as a full-fledged student organization.
  7. Once your organization has been approved by SGA, you will complete the online registration process to add your club to the database in MyWC.  Once this process is complete, you may request funding from SGA to plan events and activities for your organization.

Clubs and Organizations

The Alliance at Ïã½¶ÊÓÆµ brings together LGBTQ+ and allied students to foster a supportive and inclusive community. By addressing important issues surrounding gender, race, and education, Alliance strives to create spaces for empowerment and advocacy. As part of Westminster’s small college environment, this group provides a powerful platform for students to make a big impact on campus and beyond.

A Black Student Union (BSU) is a student organization dedicated to fostering community, academic success, and cultural celebration among Black students on campus. The organization serves as a supportive network that promotes educational excellence, leadership development, and social awareness while creating a welcoming space for students to connect with their peers and explore their cultural identity.

The provides students with the chance to learn about investing, capital markets, and portfolio management. By engaging in hands-on research and investment, students develop real-world skills that have a lasting impact on their future careers. At Westminster, we believe that small, focused communities can prepare students to make a big impact on the world of finance.

The Blue Diamonds Dance Team offers students the opportunity to express themselves through dance while building camaraderie and school spirit. Whether performing at campus events or competing in various styles, this team showcases the strength of collective passion and talent within Westminster’s community. Small in size, but big in impact, the Blue Diamonds bring energy and unity to the heart of campus life.

The Campus Activities Board is the backbone of student engagement at Ïã½¶ÊÓÆµ. This dynamic organization helps to plan and organize a variety of campus events that bring the student body together for fun, learning, and community-building. As a small college with a big impact, the board plays an essential role in shaping the vibrant campus culture at Westminster.

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The Cheer Team at Westminster is more than just a way to rally school spirit—it’s about creating a positive atmosphere on campus and supporting the athletic community. With a focus on teamwork and enthusiasm, the Cheer Team embodies Westminster’s commitment to making a big impact through spirited engagement and support of both athletes and fans
The Purpose of our organization is to access and discuss current and historical conspiracy theories and how they have affected our society. Students with an interest in History, Politics, and Conspiracy Theories are encouraged to join but all students are welcome!

CRU provides students the opportunity to explore Christianity, grow their faith, and form lasting relationships. Through fellowship, study, and community involvement, CRU is helping students make a profound impact on both their personal lives and the Westminster community. As a small college, we encourage each student to make their faith journey a powerful force for change.

EcoHouse is a living and learning community that creates the opportunity for students to find the voice, peer support, education, and facilities to pursue environmental initiatives on campus and out in the real world

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The Education Association serves as a platform for future educators to develop their skills, collaborate, and support one another in their academic journeys. With a focus on leadership and community involvement, this group demonstrates how Westminster’s small community makes a big impact on the future of education.

Fellowship of Christian Athletes is open to both athletes and non-athletes seeking to explore faith, build community, and make a positive impact through study and service. This organization fosters spiritual growth and promotes a sense of belonging, showing that at Westminster, small communities can make a big impact on and off the field.

The History and Museum Club connects students with a shared passion for history & museum studies, offering opportunities for professional growth through field trips, guest speakers, and events. By deepening historical knowledge and fostering intellectual exchange, the club demonstrates how a small group of dedicated students can have a big impact on both the campus community and broader historical conversation. Through field trips, conferences, and guest speakers, the club highlights the ways in which small groups of dedicated students can have a big impact on preserving history and fostering cultural understanding.

The International Club fosters cultural awareness and global connections by celebrating diversity and sharing international experiences. Students in the club work together to promote inclusivity and engage in a meaningful exchange of ideas. At Westminster, this club shows how a small college can have a big impact on global understanding and student unity.

Model United Nations introduces students to the world of international diplomacy and global issues. Through simulation exercises, students develop leadership, negotiation, and critical thinking skills, demonstrating how Ïã½¶ÊÓÆµ empowers students to make a big impact on the world stage.

Peer Health Educators promote healthy lifestyles and wellness within the Westminster community. By offering resources and education on topics ranging from mental health to nutrition, they encourage students to make informed decisions for their well-being. This group demonstrates how a small college can have a big impact on the health of its community.

The Performing Arts Club invites students to explore their passion for music, theater, and dance. By bringing together diverse talents and interests, the club helps create an inclusive environment

where the arts are celebrated, showcasing how Westminster’s small campus has a big impact on creative expression.

The Club unites students interested in medical careers by providing networking opportunities, speakers, and resources for furthering their education. This club illustrates how Ïã½¶ÊÓÆµ, though small in size, can have a big impact on students’ professional journeys in healthcare.

The Remley Women and Gender Center educates the campus community about gender equality and provides support to those affected by gender-based violence. Through programming, advocacy, and outreach, the center makes a significant impact on campus, ensuring that Ïã½¶ÊÓÆµ remains a place where everyone’s voice is heard.

Located: Center for Faith & Service House

The Search and Discovery Club invites students to explore the natural world through geology and environmental science. By providing hands-on opportunities to study nature, the club demonstrates how Westminster’s small community empowers students to make a big impact in the field of geoscience.

The Spanish Club celebrates the rich cultures and traditions of Spanish-speaking countries. Through language practice and cultural events, the club fosters diversity and understanding. As part of Westminster’s vibrant campus, the club proves how a small organization can make a big cultural impact on the community.

The Student Ambassador organization provides a unique opportunity for students to represent Ïã½¶ÊÓÆµ and connect with alumni, prospective students, and visitors. These

ambassadors play a crucial role in shaping the college’s future, showing how a small group can have a big impact on building lasting connections and sharing the Westminster experience.

The mission of Westminster’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) recognizes the NCAA Division III SAAC Mission Statement. The organization gives student-talented a voice within the athletic

department, university, and the SLIAC conference. SAAC strives to protect the student-athlete welfare while creating a positive image for student-athletes by being involved in campus activities and community service initiatives.

Student Foundations introduces prospective students to Westminster by offering tours and sharing firsthand experiences. As the face of the college, this group helps create an impactful first impression of Westminster, showcasing how small efforts lead to a big impact on future students.

The Student Government Association provides students with a voice in college decision-making and facilitates campus-wide initiatives. By fostering leadership and ensuring transparent communication between students and administration, the SGA makes a big impact on student life and governance at Ïã½¶ÊÓÆµ.

Available Positions:

  • Freshman President & Senators (x4)
  • Sophomore President & Senators
  • Junior President & Senators
  • Senior President & Senators

Signups will be sent out via Westmo email during the first week of classes. Elections will be held within the first 3 weeks of the Fall semester.

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The Gem Sanctuary offers a therapeutic environment where students, faculty, and staff can interact with animals while benefiting from their mental health support. By serving the community and promoting well-being, this group demonstrates how Ïã½¶ÊÓÆµ’s small-scale efforts can have a profound impact on mental health.

The Interfraternity Council fosters collaboration and leadership among fraternities, helping to uphold Westminster’s values of community, service, and personal growth. Through strong brotherhood, the IFC demonstrates how small groups can make a big impact on Westminster’s campus culture.

The Westminster Panhellenic Council unites sorority women in a shared commitment to service, leadership, and sisterhood. Through collaboration and community involvement, they make a big impact on campus life, strengthening Westminster’s commitment to empowering women and fostering meaningful connections.

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Campus Publications

A literary magazine

Student Boards

A group of students who represent the College at various events and serve as liaisons between alumni and campus
Prestigious group dedicated to upholding the College's long-standing traditions

Fraternity and Sorority Life Governance Councils

Governing body of the six national fraternities represented on campus
Governing body of the three national sororities represented on campus