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Student Clubs

Below you will find a brief description of each club.

  • Business Club: This club allows students to get involved in a variety of professional development and business-oriented engagements, such as writing for the business club newsletter, résumé building, and attending guest speaker events.
  • Exercise Science Club: The Exercise Science Club promotes academic success and community involvement for those who join the organization. The club sponsors opportunities for social interaction, academic sharing, and community service for its members.
  • Fashion Group: An organization dedicated to developing and promoting fashion industry professionals by attending fashion shows, fashion events, hosting guest speakers and performing community service.
  • IU STEM Organization: This club focuses on providing opportunities for students interested or involved in the natural sciences or STEM subjects to gather and engage in educational, social and service activities related to the natural sciences.
  • Mighty Muse: The purpose of this organization is to provide an opportunity for students of Immaculata University to foster a passion for music, create a community of like-minded individuals, and promote musical appreciation and talent. To provide learning and engaging aspects of music, and to provide additional support, resources, and information to all members of the Immaculata Community.
  • Psychology Club: This club provides a sense of community for Immaculata students interested in psychology, promotes awareness of the variety of psychology-related career opportunities, provides real-life experience, and gets the community involved in outreach, scientific research, and program leadership.
  • Student Dietetic Association: Committed to promoting professionalism among members through educational and social opportunities.
  • Student Nursing Association: The purpose of the SNA is to bring nursing students together to help and support one another in succeeding in their nursing education.
  • Asian Student Association: The purpose of Asian Student Association is to provide an opportunity for students of Immaculata University to learn more about Asian Culture and promote ethnic and cultural awareness of the diversity that exists in the Asian community.
  • Black & Latin Student Union (BLSU): The purpose of this club/organization is to provide an opportunity for students of Immaculata University to grow in a sense of community with each other, to have others to rely on, to have a safe space to harsh out any problems or concerns members are experiencing. This organization is dedicated to providing mentorship and bringing awareness to the cultural differences among the Immaculata community. We also strive to bring concerns to social justice issues, and challenge students to be the best version of themselves.
  • IU For Women: The purpose of the club is to provide a safe and welcoming environment for every student of the College of Undergraduate Studies, especially women. The club will also act as a go-between to support and empower the communities surrounding Immaculata. Students have a chance to develop their individual character and capacity for leadership through the exercise of promoting women’s struggle for equality, representation, and community support on and off campus. Furthermore, this club looks forward to inspiring Immaculata students to not just promote and support the role of women on IU’s campus, but also to carry these values into their future careers and the wider world.
  • Spectrum: The purpose of this club/organization is to provide opportunities for the Immaculata community to be educated about the LGBTQ+ community. Our goal is to create a safe and sound environment for everyone.
  • Art Club: This club provides an opportunity for students to learn the freedom of expression, expand on their artistic abilities, and enjoy a calming environment.
  • Cue & Curtain Theatre: The oldest organization in the university, the Cue and Curtain Players present either a drama or musical in the fall and a children’s theatre production in the spring.
  • Immaculatan: It shall be the purpose and dedication of the Immaculatan to achieve the following aims and objectives to inform and give voice to members of the Immaculata community, spread cultural diversity and acknowledge writers from across the disciplines, serve as an outlet for stories of campus-wide, community, and national interest while bringing quality journalism to the students, faculty, and alumni of the university.
  • IU Dance Company: For amateurs and professionals alike, the dance company is a great way to have fun and burn calories while dancing traditional dances
  • Delta Kappa Nu: The purpose of Delta Kappa Nu sorority is to uphold the core values and mission statement of Immaculata University while embracing diversity, sisterhood, and service. We are dedicated to inspiring community service, embracing different cultures, races, religions, and sexuality, and revealing the potential of our fellow sisters.
  • Delta Pi: Delta Pi promotes brotherhood and camaraderie in active and potential members, develops and empowers leadership, builds character and integrity and works to instill pride and respect for oneself and Immaculata University.
  • Omicron Pi Epsilon: Omicron Pi Epsilon’s mission is to develop a sense of family and for sisters to share their college and lifelong experiences. The sisters of Omicron Pi Epsilon are a diverse group who welcome women of every race, religion, and ethnicity. They share common interests and bond through the values of sisterhood, service, respect, and trust.
  • IU Honor Society: Founded in 1959 for the purpose of promoting intellectual and cultural enthusiasm, accomplishment among its members, and contributions to the intellectual and cultural excellence of the entire community. A student of the College of Undergraduate Studies who has achieved Dean’s List status for any three semesters is eligible for membership.
  • Kappa Omicron Nu (Human Sciences/ Design): National Honor Society for the Human Sciences (KON) promotes empowered leaders who use an integrative approach to enhance quality of living through excellence in scholarship, leadership, and research.
  • National Society of Leadership and Success: The NSLS is the largest leadership honor society in the United States. Our chapter was started in 2015 and is part of the national organization with 700+ chapters and over 1.4 million members. As of 2021, we have 902 members who have access to more than $400,000 in scholarships, an exclusive NSLS job board, a personalized letter of recommendation. and who learn from exceptional leaders like former President Barack Obama during exclusive Speaker Broadcasts. Visit the NSLS website to learn more about and accept your nomination.
  • Psi Chi (Psychology): A national, professional honor society for psychology students.
  • CogWell at IU: The purpose of this club is to promote the power of listening, help people to be supportive friends, foster empathy, practice self-care and raise awareness for mental wellness.
  • The Hidden Opponent: The Hidden Opponent (THO) brings mental health initiatives and awareness to college campuses and high schools. This chapter of The Hidden Opponent at Immaculata University will work to raise awareness for student-athlete mental health and empower athletes to face the hidden opponent together through conversations and on-campus resources. Additionally, our chapter will work to educate people about mental health and how it plays an important role in the lives of student-athletes.
  • IU for the Kids (B+ Foundation): The Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation raises money and awareness for the fight against childhood cancer, partnering with groups around the country to raise money and awareness. Aligned with this purpose, IU for the Kids works to host fundraisers and events to provide financial and emotional support to families of children with cancer as well as fund critical, cutting-edge childhood cancer research; interact with local B+ Heroes (children with cancer); and partner with Greek organizations/Athletics/and existing student organizations to further these goals.
  • Macs Respect Life: This organization seeks to educate, serve and pray for life. Members work to save lives from induced abortion, euthanasia and destruction of human embryos for research.
  • Project Sunshine: This club chapter seeks to bring joy and play to pediatric patients. Members harness the power of play to support the psychosocial and developmental needs of children and their families in the Immaculata University community as they face medical challenges. The club provides community service opportunities and holds donation drives and fundraisers.
  • Students Against Sexual Assault (SASA): Promote healthy relations by educating and advocating against sexual assault. We will raise money to help survivors and strive to make Immaculata a safer place for all by spreading awareness of the dangers of sexual assault and how prevalent it is.
  • Bowling Club: The purpose of this club/organization is to provide an opportunity for students of Immaculata University is to be able to bowl with one another, whether it be in competition or for recreational purposes
  • Yoga Club: The purpose of this club/organization is to provide an opportunity for students of Immaculata University to experience the restorative and strengthening benefits of yoga as well as learn about wellness practices to integrate into their own lives and share with others to positively impact our community one namaste at a time.

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