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Category: Club SportsAikido Club (AIKIDO)
Aikido is a martial art which teaches students techniques of self defense. It is a martial art built around the concept of blending your body and energy with the body and energy of an attacker. Club members strive to enhance their abilities through constant, sincere training. No experience is required. All levels are very welcome. Practices Most Tuesdays & Thursdays from 6:30pm-8:00pm Some Fridays 6:30pm-8:00pm Location Recreational Eagle Center (REC) in the Martial Arts Room
Category: Greek LifeAlpha Phi
Active at UW-L since 1963, Alpha Phi International is a social sorority dedicated to promoting lifelong friendships, cultivating leadership, encouraging intellectual curiosity, and advocating service. Each year our chapter raises over $1,000 for the Alpha Phi Foundation which provides funding for cardiac care and research for women.
Category: Honor and Recognition SocietyAlpha Psi Omega
The purpose of the Alpha Psi Omega honors fraternity is to provide its members with creative and intellectual growth within all aspects of the theatrical arts, as well as to create a fellowship between its members involved in the theatrical process.No Picture
Category: Greek LifeAlpha Xi Delta
Alpha Xi Delta is the oldest continuously open social sorority at UW-La Crosse. Alpha Xi Delta's Delta Alpha Chapter was started on October 7, 1961, making it the first women's group on campus to join a national fraternity. Alpha Xi Delta is part of a national organization founded in 1893 at Lombard College in Galesburg, Illinois. The ladies of Alpha Xi Delta strive to help women realize their potential. Alpha Xi Delta’s national philanthropy is Autism Speaks and because of this the chapter is involv...Category: Departmental/Professional SocietyAmerican Chemical Society Student Affiliate (Chem Club)
The purpose of this club is to encourage a spirit of camaraderie among chemistry students; to promote the study of chemistry and expose students to a broad range of career opportunities; and to offer mentoring to junior undergraduates in the field of Chemistry. The UW-La Crosse Chemistry Club is a student organization that is affiliated with the American Chemical Society. It is a gathering place for individuals who are interested in all things chemistry. The Chemistry Club meets regularly throughout the a...Category: Departmental/Professional SocietyAmerican Marketing Association (AMA)
The purpose of our collegiate chapter is to provide students with the opportunity to be part of an on-campus group interested in current marketing practices, issues, and events. We promote networking among students, faculty, alumni, and business people through participation in group activities, events, and projects. Our main goal is to provide opportunities to apply classroom knowledge, thus enhancing members' marketing skills and career opportunities after college, along with leadership experience. All...Category: Departmental/Professional SocietyAmerican Society for Microbiology (Microbiology Club)
The Microbiology Club is open to all students (majors and non-majors) interested in microbiology. Club activities include tours of area labs and hospitals, meetings with speakers, activities related to microbiology, volunteer work, picnics, and other social activities. The organization is an affiliate of the National American Society for Microbiology.No Picture
Category: Student GovernanceAngell Hall Council (AHC)
This our page for Angell Hall at UWL for the school years of 2008 through 2009! We are looking forward to meeting everyone and having a spectacular year!No Picture
Category: Special Interest OrganizationAnime Club
The Anime Club is a orginazation dedicated to bringing together individuals across our campus with similar interests as well as the viewing of Japanese films. Our activities include viewing different anime that many of the members haven't seen before, or just find enjoyable, random hanging out among the members, as well as at least one convention trip a year. We are an organization that is purely based off of fun, and look forward to the times that we can have.Category: Departmental/Professional SocietyArchaeology Club
The Archaeology Club provides a social and academic outlet for UW-L students or anyone interested in archaeology. This club provides speakers, field trips, and presentations in the field of archaeology.No Picture
Category: Departmental/Professional SocietyArt Student Association (ASA)
The Art Student Association is made up of students interested in promoting the visual arts on-campus and in the community. The Art Student Association provides opportunities for members to exhibit work, as well as social and volunteer activities. We strive to showcase the immense artistic talent that is abundent here at the university. Without the presence of art within our world, and our community, life would be drastically different. You need not be an artist to join us, everyone is welcome, stop in to...Category: Human Diversity OrganizationAsian Student Organization (ASO)
The Asian Student Organization provides Asian students with academic, cultural, and social opportunities. ASO provides academic support to its members by attending or hosting educational workshops or conferences. The organization offers cultural enrichment by bringing together Asian and UW-L students interested in sharing their cultural differences. ASO provides social opportunities by assisting Asian and UW-L students in adjusting to the campus and associating with other students.The Asian Student Organiz...Category: Human Diversity OrganizationAsian, Latina, Native American, African American Women (ALANA Women)
ALANA started in 1990 and was primarily a place for women to share and support one another with race issues. However, over time the needs of the organization have changed… Today instead of being an organization solely for minority women we are an organization who invites members to assist us in educating each other and others about diversity issues.Everyone is welcome to join!!Category: Departmental/Professional SocietyAthletic Trainer's Association
The mission of the UW-L Athletic Trainer's Association is to promote the educational and professional growth and development of those students wishing to pursue a career in athletic training. This organization promotes athletic training and athletic training education on the UW-L campus. Membership in this organization allows students to become familiar with the profession of athletic training and provides additional experience in this field. This organization is only open to students who have been acce...No Picture
Category: Honor and Recognition SocietyBeta Alpha Psi
Beta Alpha Psi is an honor society for accountancy students that help them professionally and intellectually. Guest speakers help students understand the accounting profession.No Picture
Category: Honor and Recognition SocietyBeta Gamma Sigma
The international honor society recognizing outstanding academic achievements of students in collegiate business programs. Membership by invitation, open to juniors in the top 7%; seniors in the top 10% and graduate students in the top 20%. Founded in 1913. Signifies Honor, Wisdom and Earnestness.No Picture
Category: Service OrganizationBig Brothers Big Sisters UW-L Student Chapter (Big Brothers Big Sisters)
The Big Brothers Big Sisters UW-L Student Chapter is an organization to expand the network of "bigs" and supporters on the UW-L campus. This organization will assist "bigs" in finding out the most information regarding volunteer opportunities within the community. We also work with various community volunteer events to help the community.No Picture
Category: Departmental/Professional SocietyBiochemistry and Molecular Sciences Club
The purpose of this group is to provide a club for those majoring in Biochemistry or Cellular and Molecular Biology who are planning on attending graduate school. Through this club, students can receive advice from upperclassmen, receive information about internships and graduate school, and be given the opportunity to take part in community service.No Picture
Category: Departmental/Professional SocietyBiology Club
The purpose of this organization shall be to function as a professional society for students of the biological sciences. Its activities shall be designed to stimulate interest, scholarly attainment, and investigation in the biological sciences and to promote the dissemination of information and new interpretations among students of the life sciences.No Picture
Category: Human Diversity OrganizationBlack Student Unity (BSU)
The purpose of this organization shall be to establish and promote the fellowship, education, empowerment, and positive awareness of issues concerning the survival, success, and development of Black students on the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse campus.No Picture
Category: Special Interest OrganizationBrittany Zimmermann's Global Wardrobe (Global Wardrobe)
Brittany Zimmerman's Global Wardrobe was established to improve the quality of life throughout the global community by reallocating clothing and goods. Involvement in Global Wardrobe will involve raising money as well as clothing and goods to be distrubted in order to make a difference in the lives of people with great disadvantages throughout the world. This includes areas of great poverty, disaster areas, and local causes.No Picture
Category: Special Interest OrganizationBroadcast Club
The UW-L Broadcast Club is currently focusing on our new student-run radio station, Racquet Radio. However, our interests also include television and various other broadcast media. This club is for anyone interested in media and it is not required that you are a Communication Studies major to join. We have a variety of members from a variety of majors. If you are curious about what we do or are interested in helping out with the radio station, feel free to email our advisor Dr. Rodrick.Category: Programming CommitteeCampus Activities Board (CAB)
The mission of the Campus Activities Board (CAB) is to provide cultural, educational and entertaining events for the UW-La Crosse students, community, faculty and staff. These programs include small and large concerts, comedians, coffee house acts, performing arts, lectures, hypnotists and other special events. JOIN CAB! Weekly meetings are every Tuesday at 5pm in 259 Cartwright Center CAB members gain valuable experiences in selecting, contracting, planning and promoting events
