Individual organizations and/or activities may establish minimum standards for eligibility (for example, minimum grade point average). All organizations are expected to use non-discriminatory selection practices, including those based on race, creed or national origin.
Clubs
The Purpose of Beta Beta Beta Biological Honor Society shall be to function as an honor and 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.
Contact Information:
Beta Beta Beta Advisor: Gail Kunch: Gail.Kunich@iw.edu
Welcome, Future Tiger Cheerleaders!
Cheerleading is considered a club at Iowa Wesleyan. While the members of the team are dedicated to the team, they currently come from many different areas of study, as well as other sports and extracurricular activities on campus. The cheerleading squad regularly cheers at home games for Football and Basketball and also performs at different events throughout the academic year as well. Iowa Wesleyan’s Cheerleading Squad welcomes all students to try out to potentially be a part of the team.
Tryouts for current students are held near the end of each semester. Incoming students and those who miss tryouts are free to fill out the following electronic form to be contacted for their next steps.
https://forms.gle/
LaShawnda Roberts – Cheer Coach
lashawnda.roberts1@iw.edu
319-385-6289
Delaney Van Ness – Cheer Coach
d.vanness@iw.edu
319-385-6496
Cheerleading Constitution and Agreement: Download Cheerleading Constitution
Assumption of Risk and Liability Form: Download Risk and Liability Form
The Criminal Justice Society is comprised of students with a shared interest in the field of Criminal Justice. The Criminal Justice Society was created to provide better insight into possible Criminal Justice career paths and to give students the ability to make connections with Criminal Justice professionals and agencies.
The Criminal Justice Society is one of the newest Iowa Wesleyan University and is open to all students. The Criminal Justice Society seeks to provide interesting events, employment opportunities, and valuable skills to students interested in the field of Criminal Justice such as Law Enforcement, forensics, Corrections, Law, and Criminology. The Criminal Justice Society was established to assist students with their academic and professional goals through network and skill building, while also assisting the community through community service.
Contact Information:
Criminal Justice: Stephanie Johnson: Stephanie.Johnson@iw.edu
Criminal Justice Advisor: Richard Buffington: Richard.Buffington@iw.edu
Cru is a caring community passionate about connecting people to Jesus Christ.
Cru is a Christ-centered movement on the campus of Iowa Wesleyan University. Open to believers and non-believers, we strive to have meaningful, relevant conversations about who God is and the impact He can have on our lives.
Contact Information:
CRU: Lena Henrickson: Lena.Henrickson@iw.edu
CRU Advisor: Asher Smale: Asher.Smale@iw.edu
Purpose Statement: To provide information on different cultures, both Hispanic and non Hispanic. Fuse will be a safe space for Spanish speakers, and will also represent a growing population of Hispanic/Latino students at Iowa Wesleyan University.
Contact Information
FUSE: Irias Lopez: Irias.Lopez@iw.edu
FUSE Advisor: Luis Aranda: Luis.Aranda@iw.edu
The Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) Club provides a safe environment for students regardless of their sexual orientation and gender identity. GSA’s goal is to create a platform to fight gender, racial, and LGBTQ economic justice. We want to educate our fellow Iowa Wesleyan University students and advocate for the LGBTQ community.
Discussion Topics:
Contract Information:
GSA: Irias Lopez: Irias.Lopez@iw.edu
GSA Advisor: Nathan Hough: Nathan.Hough@iw.edu
Orientation Crew (O Crew) sole purpose is to welcome new students and families to Iowa Wesleyan University. The O Crew is made up of students from sophomore year and up. These students set the tone for our incoming students that shows what it is really like to be a Tiger! Joining this crew means that you know what it takes to be a Tiger and you want to share that experience with new students!
O Crew helps welcomes new students during the summer and fall months. Applications to join O Crew will be announced closer to the end of the spring semester.
The purpose of the Pre-Law Club is to bring together all students interested in the legal field and law school. The Pre-Law at Iowa Wesleyan University brings together students with an interest in law school through guest speakers, law school programs, and a variety of other events. Students will learn more about applying to law school and becoming a lawyer. The Pre-Law Club will provide students with assistance in the law school process and a way for interested students to form LSAT study groups, connect with peers, and discuss law school opportunities.
Contact Information
Pre-Law: Carter Jensen: Carter.Jensen@iw.edu
Pre-Law Advisor: Richard Buffington: Richard.Buffington@iw.edu
The purpose of SAAC is for select student-athletes from each sport to have the opportunity to brainstorm ideas on how to improve IW athletics; host fun and engaging events relevant to the student-athlete experience; increase fan support at athletic contests; voice input on proposed NCAA legislation; and support the campus and community through community outreach efforts, with a primary focus on the NCAA Division III SAAC and Special Olympics partnership.
Contact Information:
SAAC Advisor: Derek Zander: Derek.Zander@iw.edu
Student Government Association coordinates the interests and activities of the student body and shares in the responsibilities of university governance as it directly affects student life. Each student organization, as a requirement of recognition, must have a representative present at all open SGA meetings. Each full-time student becomes a member of the Iowa Wesleyan University student government upon registration.
Contact Information:
SGA Student Leader: Athena Bester: Athena.bester@iw.edu
SGA Advisor: Adrian Smith: Adrian.Smith@iw.edu
Forms
For information on the Student Government Association, contact the Office of Student Development at 319-385-6256.
Constitution of the Student Government
Student Government By-Laws
To assume responsibility for contributing to nursing education in order to provide of the highest quality of health care; to provide programs representative of fundamental and current professional interests and concerns; to aid in the development of the whole person, his/her professional role, and his/her responsibility for the health care of people in all walks of life.
Contact Information
Student Nursing Fellowship: Hailee Woosley: Hailee.Woosley@iw.edu
Student Nursing Fellowship Advisor: Nancy Wagner: Nancy.Wagner@iw.edu
Student Union Board (SUB) is a student run organization whose mission is to bring entertainment and engagement to the students of Iowa Wesleyan University. We host a wide variety of events ranging from live acts that include hypnotists, improv groups, and magicians to bingo night where students have the opportunity win prizes to bubble soccer and dodgeball tournaments among many others.
We are always finding new and improved events and acts to liven up campus while having a blast doing so. SUB is a great way to get involved in an awesome group while meeting many amazing people along the way! If bringing fun and excitement to campus sounds like something you would be interested in, SUB is the organization for you!
Contract Information:
SUB Student Leader: Gianna Lopez: Gianna.Lopez@iw.edu
SUB Advisor: Adrian Smith: Adrian.Smith@iw.edu
After coming to Iowa Wesleyan and seeing all the things they offer I thought to myself thinking, this is a great school. I started to enjoy a month at Iowa Wesleyan, but I knew something was missing about me. I was getting homesick calling my mom everyday saying I just want to come home to my family and all she would say is, “do something that keeps you busy, you can’t come home”. Me and my friends would dance in my room but it was never nothing serious. Therefore, one day we were dancing and I say let’s start a dance club, they thought I was joking at first, they started laughing and I said ok watch. I went to the student development office and I received so many papers and I started to give up. Weeks after receiving those papers I got them done.
My purpose of creating this dance club is because dancing is something I really enjoy doing. I started dancing in 7th grade at McKay elementary school and continued since than. Bringing a dance club to Iowa was great because it’s a way to open up different personalities and learn different dances. This dance club really means a lot to me and is something I would want to continue until I graduate, and even when I graduate I would want others to continue to dance.
Once an established organization, groups are encouraged to attend monthly Student Government (SGA) meetings. Groups are eligible to request funds, room rentals, and marketing promotions through SGA.
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