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Organizations + Events TOP10 + EVENTS NOT to MISS 10 organizations + events TOP10 + EVENTS NOT TO MISS UWEC Holiday Concert 10. ANNUALLY 230 art exhibits student organizations at Pablo Center 6 9. The Blugold Mile 8. International Folk Fair 7. Artists Series & cost to attend The Forum ATHLETIC 6. Gatsby’s Gala 5. Blugold Orgs Bash EVENTS$0 4. Concerts in the Cabin 3. The Fire Ball 2. Viennese Ball HOMECOMING BIGGEST BLUGOLD 1BASH OF THE YEAR “There is always something happening on campus and it’s usually FREE! It’s impossible for a student not to find something to do or get involved in.” Kasey Schumacher | Kinesiology | Jim Falls, Wis. #uwec | uwec.edu organizations + events UW-Eau Claire student orgs There’s always something going on — special events like a Bon Iver ACADEMIC + PROFESSIONAL Eau Claire Dodgeball Fifth Element or Jesse McCartney concert, impromptu activities like slacklining or a Actuarial Network Equestrian Show Team, Blugold Forensics/Pi Kappa Delta AIESEC Figure Skating Team of Impromptu Frisbee toss, and perennial favorites like Homecoming, Winter Carnival American Assembly for Men UW-Eau Claire Innocent Men, The in Nursing Hwa Rang Do/Tae Soo Do Club Players, The and therapy dogs during finals week. With more than 230 student American College of Health Men’s Club Golf Team Searchlight A Cappella organizations to choose from, we offer loads of constructive and just Care Administrators Men’s Hockey Club Singing Statesmen, The American Marketing Association Men’s Lacrosse Women’s Concert Chorale plain fun ways to spend your free time. Get that homework done. American String Teachers Men’s Rugby Club RECREATIONAL We have lots to do! Association Men’s Soccer Club Badminton Club, UWEC (UBC) Aspiring Educators Men’s Ultimate Frisbee Club Blugold Basketball, Blugold Association for Operations Men’s Volleyball Billiards Club, Student Management Mixed Martial Arts Club Student organizations Blugold Boarding Club Association of Information Powerlifting Club of UWEC Blugold League of Legends Our students say getting involved is the most important thing to do in Technology Professionals Table Tennis Club Blugold Racquetball Association of Student Social Triathlon Club college. Do something you love or try something new. You’ll meet CHAARG–Changing Health, Workers Two to Tango Dance Club Beta Upsilon Sigma Attitudes, & Actions to interesting people, gain leadership skills and have something to brag Water-Ski and Wakeboard Club Recreate Girls College of Business Student of UW-Eau Claire about on your resume someday. If you can’t find an org here for you, Advisory Curling Club Women’s Club Soccer Eau Climbers Collegiate DECA Women’s Hockey Club start your own! Collegiate Entrepreneur’s Gamers’ Guild Women’s Lacrosse myTEAM TRIUMPH: Campus Chapter Organization Women’s Rugby Club Collegiate Wisconsin Association Rod and Gun Club Women’s Ultimate Frisbee Club Ski and Snowboard Club, UWEC Leadership opportunities of Middle Level Education Women’s Volleyball Club Criminal Justice Association Swim Club A variety of leadership experiences help you further develop the skills Dance Marathon: For The Kids CULTURAL + IDENTITY SERVICE Data Analytics Association African Student Association (ASA) Alpha Phi Omega–Eta Lambda you learn inside the classroom. Ranging from noncredit seminars to English Ambassadors Black Student Alliance (BSA) American Red Cross immersion experiences, and leadership conferences to recognition Financial Management Association Chinese Students and Scholars Best Buddies Association Future Teachers’ Club K-12 Circle K Club events, our comprehensive leadership program is designed to engage Der Deutsche Verein Graphic Communications Community Care Allies Hmong Student Association every style of student leader. Design Club Music & Memory Organization International Student Association History Graduate Student Optimist Club Inter-Tribal Student Council Association Wishmakers on Campus International Business Student Japanese Cultural Society Life after class Professionals Korean Student Association SPECIAL INTEREST National Student Speech, Language Le Salon Francais ACLU–Student Alliance Like to have fun? We know there’s more to life than studying, so we and Hearing Association Malaysian Abroad Diversified American Sign Language Honor schedule a variety of entertainment and events. Just take it all in or Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia–Gamma Beta PRIDE Society Pi Sigma Epsilon Spanish Club ANDTalk participate in the planning and execution. The University Activities Pre-Chiropractic Club Student Organization of Latinos/as Anime Appreciation Society Commission is always looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help Pre-Physical & Occupational Students Organizing for Art Student Association Therapy Club Community Action Backwards–Thinkers Society, The organize cultural and educational events and campuswide celebrations. Pre-Professional Health Club, UWEC EVENT PROGRAMMING Blu’$ Gold Pre-Vet Club Blugold Athletic Band The Lookout Public Relations Student Society Blugold Mile, UWEC’s The Cabin University Activities Commission of America College Cancer Collaborative– Our beloved place for gathering with friends, musical performances and Researchers & Innovators Club GOVERNANCE & POLITICS Hope in Motion Society for Human Resource Catalysts College Feminists poetry readings is located in the Davies Student Center. Free concerts Management College Democrats Computer & Console Gamers Group are held nearly every weekend. You are guaranteed to be saying, “Meet Society of Professional Journalists College Republicans Conservationists, The Student Accounting Society NextGen America Cosplay and Costuming Guild you at The Cabin!” more than a few times on this campus. Student Association for Computing Student Senate Equestrian Club of UWEC–Blugolds Machinery GREEK LIFE Horsin’ Around The Lookout Student Athletic Trainers Association History Enthusiasts of UWEC Alpha Xi Delta–Epsilon Alpha This all-purpose, all-sorts-of-fun spot is located in Hilltop Center. It’s a Student National Environmental Human Trafficking Abolitionists Delta Sigma Phi–Eta Omicron Health Association International Justice Mission– student lounge by day and an event space on the weekends. This is the Delta Tau Delta Student Nurses Association, UWEC Chapter Delta Zeta–Epsilon Omega place to be Friday and Saturday evenings for music, comedy and other Eau Claire Love Your Melon Campus Crew Interfraternity Council Women and Gender Minorities MakeUWEC fun events. Panhellenic Council in STEM Materials Research Society– Women In Information Sigma Sigma Sigma–Gamma UWEC Chapter Lambda Technology Systems Military Science and Leadership The Forum and Artists Series CAMPUS DEPARTMENT HONOR SOCIETIES Club We bring the world to you through special performances by visiting American Chemical Society Alpha Lambda Delta–Phi Eta Sigma Model United Nations Club artists and lectures by distinguished speakers from around the globe. Biology Club Delta Phi Alpha Net Impact–University of Wisconsin Clarinet Studio Organization Gamma Theta Upsilon–Delta Tau Eau Claire Chapter Collegiate National Association Golden Key International Operation Smile Club Campus Film Series for Music Educators Honor Society Organization for Meditation You can attend free screenings that represent a wide variety of Communication and Journalism Iota Tau Alpha–Beta Alpha Chapter Photography Club Organization Kappa Mu Epsilon (Wisconsin Pre-Law Club countries, cinematic styles, directorial methods, genres and points English Festival Gamma Chapter) Progressive Students and Alumni of view. For 50 years this program has helped instill a lifelong Geography & Anthropology Club Kappa Tau Alpha Reef Team, The Geology Club Mortar Board Student Advocates for Sexual appreciation for the art of film. Honors Student Steering Committee National Society of Collegiate Assault Survivors Kinesiology Club Scholars Student Ministry of Magic Greek Life Math Club National Society of Leadership & Student National Association Success–Sigma Alpha Pi Three men’s chapters and three women’s chapters comprise National Band Association Collegiate of Teachers of Singing Chapter, UW-Eau Claire Order of Omega Students for Health Adventure UW-Eau Claire’s fraternity and sorority life. Upholding the values Phi Alpha Honor Society–Eta Upsilon & Physical Education Philosophy Club of scholarship, leadership, service and friendship, these groups are Psychology Club Phi Alpha Theta–Lambda Omicron Students for Life Society of Physics Students Psi Chi Trumpet Club, UWEC involved with many community service and philanthropic projects. Sigma Alpha Iota–Epsilon Omicron Veterans Club Student Support Services If it’s not here, start your own! Advisory Board Sigma Delta Pi–National Hispanic SPIRITUAL Honor Society Athletes in Action CAMPUS MEDIA Sigma Pi Sigma Chi Alpha Ministries Flip Side, The Sigma Tau Delta–Theta Zeta Cru None of the Above Sigma Theta Tau International DiscipleShip Spectator, The Nursing Honor Society–Delta Learn more: Television 10 Phi Student Advisory Board In Christ Alone: WELS Campus Ministry WUEC–FM 89.7 Campus Tau Sigma uwec.ly/getinvolved Radio Station In His Word Bible Study Group PERFORMING InterVarsity Christian Fellowship CLUB SPORTS American Choral Directors Latter-Day Saint Student Association Baseball Club Association Lutheran Student Association Bowling Club Audacious Navigators, The Cheerleaders and Stuntmen Callisto Newman Student Association Cross Country Ski Team Concert Dance Company Dance Team Eau Claire Concert Choir–UWEC REV2019 #uwec | uwec.edu.
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