Campus Life

A variety of programs and service create the vibrant campus experience here at Immaculata University (IU). Students are involved in creating their university experience by becoming affiliated with a club or organization, an athletic team, through campus ministry and a variety of other campus leadership opportunities. The out-of-class experience is important and students are encouraged to get involved. Here is what Immaculatan’s are saying about their IU experience.

Michael J. Hermansen

Hometown:

West Chester, PA

Major:

Accounting

Graduation Year:

2011

Campus Involvement:

IU YouTube Channel, Commuter Council Chair, Tau Kappa Sigma Executive Board, New Student Orientation, Residence Council Secretary/Treasurer, Student Assistant to the Vice President of Student Affairs, Students In Free Enterprise (SIFE), Empty Bowl, Programming Board, Intramural Volleyball, Athletics Work Study, Mac Mentor Team Leader, Campus Ministry, Business Department Tutor

My experience at Immaculata has been exceptional; from all the friends I have made to the academic programs I have been through, I would not want to be anywhere else. I never really got involved in things in high school, but upon entering IU I found that by getting involved I could make great connections with other students, faculty and administration which will absolutely benefit my future. Without the experience I have gained at IU and the people I have met and became close with I could not be the person I am today. I am glad I came to Immaculata and would not trade it for anything in the world.

There are many reasons to love Immaculata, any incoming students should pursue their interest immediately so that they can build the connections and gain the experience to change their life. In addition to all the campus activity and organizations that it is so easy to get involved with, the university has put so much support into the services and resources for students on campus and for their future. It is always important to take advantage of campus resources such as the library, computers, tutoring, Math Center and Writing Center, but also be sure to check out the programs available from the different academic departments, career services, athletics, campus ministry, and all other areas.

Josh Evans

Hometown:

Erial, New Jersey

Major:

English with Secondary Education Certification

Graduation Year:

2011

Campus Involvement:

SAIU (Freshman Class VP, Sophomore Class President), Tau Kappa Sigma Fraternity, Programming Board, Search Retreat, After School Pals, New Student Orientation 2009 Chair, First Year Experience (FYE) Student Mentor

Being a student at Immaculata University has helped me to grow in so many ways. I never had any set plans of where I wanted to go to college, but something led me to IU and I would not change it for the world. I don’t consider the people I have met here as friends, but I consider them a family. That is a quality at Immaculata that you can’t find everywhere. Being involved in many different activities, gives you new families to go to every time you need something. Being an IU student means you always have someone there to help.

Getting involved is one of the best decisions a person can make here at IU. You learn so much from so many diverse people and it can only better the college experience. You meet classmates and faculty alike and form new bonds, new relationships that not everyone takes the initiative to gain.

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