Student Activities
A part of college life is the personal enrichment obtained outside the classroom through student activities. Through participation in various academic, cultural, social or athletic organizations, students have the opportunity to develop relationships with other students.
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Student Activity/Event Approval
Any student activity or event must be approved through the Office of Student Life. An Event Approval Form must be completed and submitted to the Office of Student Affairs at least one month prior to the date of the activity/event. This form includes general activity/event information (date, time, location, description of activity/event, how it will be funded, etc.). Funding must be in place prior to the activity/event being approved. No activity/event may be scheduled or marketed until approval has been secured by the Director of Student Life.
Transportation Policies and Procedures
The safety of our students at Wilmington University is very important. With this in mind, the University has instituted the following policies and procedures for student travel (see link below). All travelers must abide by these procedures; the Student Code of Conduct found in the Student Handbook (located online at www.wilmu.edu/studentlife/handbook) as well as all local, state and federal laws.
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Student Organizations
Student organizations are listed below. Please feel free to participate in any organization or to propose new organizations to the S.G.A. All clubs and interest groups must secure approval from the Office of Student Life before being formally organized.
Forms
Guidelines For Starting a New Student Club 2011-2012
New Student Organization Request Form
Student Activities Request for Approval Form
Fundraising Activities Request for Approval Form
Student Transportation Policies and Procedures 2011-2012
Organizations
Clubs
American Criminal Justice Association-Lambda Alpha Epsilon--Alpha Delta Chi Chapter
Behavioral Science Club
Green Team
Society for Human Resource Management
Multicultural Student Association
Reading Association
Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC)
Student Government Association
Wildcat Cheerleaders
Photography Club
Cyber Wildcats
Game Club
Friendship Alliance
WU Student United Way
Military/Veteran Student Organization (MVSO)
Honor Societies
Behavioral Science International Honor Society
Business Honor Society, Sigma Beta Delta
Criminal Justice National Honor Society, Alpha Phi Sigma Eta Beta Chapter
Education International Honor Society, Kappa Delta Pi
Human Services Honor Society- Tau Upsilon Alpha National Organization, Nu Chapter Nursing, International Honor Society, Omicron Gamma Chapter Of Sigma Theta Tau
American Criminal Justice Association-Lambda Alpha Epsilon--Alpha Delta Chi Chapter
The Wilmington University Criminal Justice Association provides out-of-class learning experiences, networking opportunities, social interactions, and a sense of camaraderie among the Criminal Justice majors. The club is dedicated to promoting professional standards and a greater understanding of the professionals and agencies devoted to the Criminal Justice field.
Contact |
Kirk Trate, Advisor |
Behavioral Science Club
The Behavioral Science Club was established in the Fall of 2008 to promote the interest in the Behavioral Sciences. Our club allows members to explore internships, career opportunities, attend workshops & lectures with guest speakers, and build relationships in the field.
Contact |
Dr. Deb Berke, Advisor |
Behavioral Science International Honor Society
Pi Gamma Mu is an international honor society for eligible Behavioral Science, Psychology, and Organizational Dynamics students. The mission of Pi Gamma Mu is to encourage and promote excellence in the social sciences and to uphold the ideals of scholarship and service.
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Johanna Bishop, Advisor |
Business Honor Society, Sigma Beta Delta
Sigma Beta Delta, the international society in Business, Management, and Administration, was established in 1994 to honor students who have attained superior academic records in business programs in colleges with regional accreditation. This organization exists to encourage and recognize scholarship and accomplishment among business and management students and to promote aspirations toward personal and professional achievement.
The Wilmington University Chapter of Sigma Beta Delta was formed in 1995. An induction ceremony is held twice a year, usually on the Friday before the January and May graduation. This ceremony recognizes the academic achievement of the top 20% of that year’s business graduates. The inductees are presented with a certificate acknowledging their achievement, a Sigma Beta Delta lapel pin, and a green and gold honors cord which is to be worn with the academic attire at graduation.
Contact |
Janice Wardle, Co-Advisor |
Civic Service League
Wilmington University Civic Service League (WUCSL) was created to allow WU students to give back to the communities in which they live. The focus of the group is to promote volunteer efforts in the judicial, legislative, and executive branches of government. WUCSL provides opportunities to participate in community service and advocacy, encourages student membership in regional and national civic organizations, and strives to enhance civic engagement among the University community. The group is non-partisan and is open to any student looking to expand his or her knowledge of civic issues.
Contact |
Troy Grandel, Advisor |
Criminal Justice National Honor Society, Alpha Phi Sigma Eta Beta Chapter
The purpose of this organization will be to promote excellence within the Criminal Justice major. The goal is to prepare students to become scholarly practitioners in their chosen profession. Membership is limited to those students who are Criminal Justice majors. Undergraduate students must have obtained junior status, have a 3.4 cumulative GPA, with a 3.4 GPA in all Criminal Justice courses. Undergraduate students must have also completed 15 Criminal Justice credits at Wilmington University. Graduate students must have completed their degree with a 3.75 GPA.
Contact |
Kirk Trate, Advisor |
Education International Honor Society, Kappa Delta Pi
The Wilmington University Chi Phi Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi is an International Honor Society in Education. The society elects those students to membership who exhibit high ideals in scholarship, high personal standards, and promise in teaching.
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Thelma Hinds, Advisor |
Green Team
The GREEN TEAM is a volunteer group of students, staff and faculty striving to raise awareness on campus, at home and in the community. The Group is working to establish Sustainability programs that improve environmental quality, decrease waste, and conserve natural resources and energy. Higher education institutions bear a profound responsibility to increase the awareness, knowledge, skills and values needed to create a just and sustainable future. More information regarding the University's GREEN practices and how you can become involved can be obtained by contacting the GREEN TEAM coordinator, Mark Paris, at 302-356-6829 or visit GREEN TEAM website. It's up to all of us to make this change. Get involved!
Contact |
Mark Paris, Advisor |
Human Services Honor Society- Tau Upsilon Alpha National Organization, Nu Chapter
Tau Upsilon Alpha (TUA) National Human Services Honor Society, Nu Chapter, is open to graduate students in the Administration of Human Services program. Students who have completed at least 24 credits, have a 3.5 GPA or higher, and are in the top 35% of their class are invited for membership. The purpose of TUA is to honor academic excellence; to foster lifelong learning, leadership, and development; and to promote excellence in service to humanity. TUA also sponsors a Service Society, which is open to any student who is interested in engaging in community service projects.
Contact |
Adrienne Bey, Advisor |
Multicultural Student Association
The mission of the Multicultural Student Association is to foster and enrich Wilmington University Students' awareness of diverse cultures. We will offer support and guidance to our members as well as actively participate in functions on and off campus.
Contact |
Angelina Burns, Advisor |
Nursing, International Honor Society, Omicron Gamma Chapter Of Sigma Theta Tau
Sigma Theta Tau International (STTI) is a non-profit organization which recognizes superior achievement in nursing. In addition, STTI fosters high professional standards and the development of leadership qualities, encourages creative work, and strengthens commitment to the ideals and purposes of the profession. Omicron Gamma is the Wilmington University chapter of STTI. Membership is by invitation only. Induction occurs in the spring of each year.
Contact |
Denise Westbrook, Co-Advisor Veronica Wilbur Co-Advisor |
Photography Club
The Wilmington University Photography Club is open to photography students in the College of Technology. Other students who have an interest in photography are welcome. The club is a forum for students to share techniques and ideas.
Contact |
Susan Gregg, Advisor |
Reading Association
The purposes of the Wilmington University Reading Association shall be: 1) to encourage learning about the nature of teaching reading and the issues confronting learners at all educational levels; 2) to stimulate and promote research in developmental, creative, corrective, and remedial reading; 3) to study the various factors that influence progress in reading; 4) to sponsor at least one on campus and one off campus community service activity related to the development of literacy to implement the purpose of the council and international association; 5) to promote mutual understanding and cooperative work among educators in the elementary grades, middle school, high school, college, adult education, and in leadership position, and all others interested in the Association; and 6) to encourage a habit of life-long reading.
Contact |
Kathi Brown, Advisor |
Society for Human Resource Management
The Wilmington University Student Chapter—Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) is responsible for providing students with an overview and opportunities in the field of human resource management. Membership in the chapter gives the student access to a wealth of knowledge and professional membership in the Delaware SHRM chapter. Benefits available through the Chapter are networking, professional development, leadership development and career opportunities.
Contact |
Stephanie Narvell, Advisor |
Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC)
The functions of the SAAC organization are to emphasize academic opportunities and responsibilities of student-athletes in their college experience; encourage student-athletes to apply what is learned in athletics to their course of study and ultimately, to their career development; assist in the implementation of orientation programs for student-athletes; promote positive relationships between student-athletes and the staff and faculty of the University and the residents of the community; assist in the implementation of programs that will promote a positive image of intercollegiate athletics and the student-athlete.
Contact |
Linda Andrzjewski, Co-Advisor Clinton Robertson, Co-Advisor |
Student Government Association
The Student Government Association (SGA) is the primary governing body of all students enrolled at the University. Through SGA, students have a voice in collegiate activities. The SGA is responsible for the formation of all student clubs and for representing students on standing committees of the University. SGA meeting times are published in advance and are open to all students from all student sites. For specific information, contact the SGA Advisor at the New Castle Campus or the Wilmington University main office at the other sites.
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Mathews Chacko, Advisor |
WildCat Cheerleaders
The Wilmington University Wildcat Cheerleaders perform at basketball games, compete in local/national competitions and can be seen at many other campus and community events. Please visit www.leaguelineup.com/wilmucheer for more information.
Contact |
Ashley Swarter, Advisor |
Wildcat Dance Team
The purpose of the Wildcat Dance Team is to promote community, enthusiasm, and school spirit by providing team members the opportunity to express them-selves positively through the art of dance. Involvement will provide an outlet for students to display their talents, the chance to connect with other students, and will promote personal growth and build confidence
Contact |
Janice Wardle, Advisor |
Cyber Wildcats
The purpose of Cyber Wildcats is to learn and have cyber security skills for local, regional, and national cyber security competitions.
Contact |
Mark J. Hufe, Advisor |
Game Club
The purpose of Game Club is to provide a place for Wilmington University students to try out a variety of old and new types of gaming entertainment.
Contact |
Scott Shaw, Advisor |
Friendship Alliance
The main purpose and mission of the Wilmington University Friendship Alliance club is to bring awareness and give students the opportunity to form friendships and bonds with young adults that have intellectual disabilities.
Contact |
Elizabeth Jordan, Advisor |
WU Students United Way
The Wilmington University Student United Way is a student-run branch of the United Way of Delaware. We are a group of student volunteers devoted to lending our time and talent for the benefit of our surrounding community. Additionally, we work closely with United Way of Delaware to provide them continuing support. Through our efforts, we hope to encourage other students to become both active members of our club and volunteers within their own community. Ultimately, our goal is to inspire our members to continue giving and volunteering beyond their careers at Wilmington University.
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Lauren Havens, Advisor |
Digital Film Making Club
The purpose of the Digital Film Making Club is to provide members with networking, education, career and portfolio development.
Contact |
Marcel Franck, Advisor |
Military/Veteran Student Organization (MVSO)
The purpose of the Military/Veteran Student Organization is to promote camaraderie and encourage networking amongst our Military and Veteran students through a non-political social organization. The mission of the Military/Veteran Student Organization is to provide the resources, support, and advocacy needed to succeed in the transition from military to student life and beyond.
Contact |
James S. Webb, Advisor |
Jonathan B. Mallory, Advisor
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