Student Government (SG)
Student Government (SG), the voice of the undergraduate student body at Baldwin Wallace, is comprise of the Student Body Officers, Student Senate, Supreme Court of Students, and Class Officers.
Yellow Jacket Activity Board (YJAB)
SOCIAL COUNCIL:
YJAB, BW's campus programming board, seeks to plan, implement, and evaluate social programs for Baldwin Wallace undergraduate students, through a mixture of both new and traditional programs which are intended to provide balance to the academic experience, build community, and foster a sense of school pride.
Genshin Gamer Guild
SOCIAL COUNCIL:
Genshin Gamer Guild works to form relationships and bonds among players of Genshin to build a community. This community will allow for support, learning, and growth of players’ knowledge of game lore, controls, and strategies and multiplay between guild members. The Guild strives to create a safe and supportive space to impact members positively.
Fraternity & Sorority Programming Board (FSPB)
SOCIAL COUNCIL:
The Fraternity Sorority Programming Board is composed of members of the BW fraternity and sorority community whose purpose is to unify the Fraternity and Sorority Life community and provide programs, including service projects, for social enjoyment and education.
Esports Club
SOCIAL COUNCIL:
Esports Club works to unify gamers of all backgrounds on campus (competitive, casual, or curious) into one space where the main goal is to create a community. The BW Esports Club promotes casual and competitive gaming, community-based events, the growth of esports, healthy gaming habits, social interaction, and personal growth and development.
Commuter Activity Board (CAB)
SOCIAL COUNCIL:
Commuter Activity Board (CAB) is a great way for commuters, and commuter supporters, to get involved on campus and meet new friends through meetings and various activities including trips to Cedar Point, sporting events and movies!
Anime Etc. Club
SOCIAL COUNCIL:
Anime Etc. Club serves as a special interest group for Anime, Manga and Japanese entertainment on campus.
Students for Justice in Palestine
SERVICE/EDUCATION/WELLNESS COUNCIL: Students for Justice in Palestine works to educate students about the history and current events of
Palestine.
Students for Environmental Action (SEA)
SERVICE/EDUCATION/WELLNESS COUNCIL:
Students for Environmental Action (SEA) increases education about environmental issues and to promote environmental action. By providing these solutions, we can implement them through campus with the administration and faculty.
Student Veterans of America - BW Chapter (SVA)
SERVICE/EDUCATION/WELLNESS COUNCIL:
The mission of the Student Veterans of America is to enrich the lives of military veterans enrolled at BW. The organization offers support through the transition from military to BW, and fosters camaraderie, spirit-de-corps and professionalism through social and mentoring activities.
Student Tended Natural Garden (STNG)
SERVICE/EDUCATION/WELLNESS COUNCIL:
STNG educates BW, and the surrounding community, on the importance of composting, sustainable initiatives, and local food by maintaining a healthy community garden and ensuring its presence be known on campus and in the Berea area.
Student Ambassadors
SERVICE/EDUCATION/WELLNESS COUNCIL:
Student Ambassadors build and reinforce relationships among BW alumni and Baldwin Wallace University by supporting the advancement office in pursuit of the University mission, and by providing opportunities for the personal, social, professional and philanthropic growth of its members.
Student Alliance for Neurodiversity (SAND)
SERVICE/EDUCATION/WELLNESS COUNCIL:
SAND works to create a welcoming, inclusive environment for neurodiverse students, to educate and increase awareness in the Baldwin Wallace community on topics related to neurodiversity and neurodivergence, and to facilitate activism to increase neurodiversity equity on campus and in the greater community.
Sports Girls Club at Baldwin Wallace
SERVICE/EDUCATION/WELLNESS COUNCIL:
This organization, also called Girls Club at BW, supports all female-identifying sports lovers, whether a fan, an athlete, or someone who wants to work within the sports industry. This group seeks to help the sports industry be more accessible for all female-identifying people and all majors, making it more inclusive and representative for all walks of life and areas of interest. This group provides opportunities for networking, connecting and gaining experiences that will allow students to further their knowledge on sports and anything within the sports industry.
Rotaract
SERVICE/EDUCATION/WELLNESS COUNCIL:
Rotaract provides an opportunity for young men and women to enhance the knowledge and skills that will assist them in personal development, to address the physical and social needs of their communities, and to promote better relations between all people, worldwide, through a framework of friendship and service.
Problem Solving Club
SERVICE/EDUCATION/WELLNESS COUNCIL:
Problem Solving Club provides Baldwin Wallace students and the community with the opportunity to expand problem-solving and critical thinking skills.
Mythology Club
SERVICE/EDUCATION/WELLNESS COUNCIL:
Mythology Club provides students with the opportunity to read and discuss the mythology of various cultures in a casual setting.
Philosophy Club
SERVICE/EDUCATION/WELLNESS COUNCIL:
Philosophy Club (Le Café Philosophique) promotes philosophical discussion to explore complex, abstract ideas in a casual, amiable setting.
Baldwin Wallace Dance Association (BWDA)
FINE ARTS COUNCIL:
Baldwin Wallace Dance Association (BWDA) encourages and inspires dancers to grow as artists while connecting them to the Greater Cleveland dance community.
Jackets Engaged
Jackets Engaged is a non-partisan group of student leaders working together to increase BW students’ engagement in elections & politics and understanding of how they affect them and our community. This group is overseen by the Brain Center for Community Engagement.
Dance Marathon
SERVICE/EDUCATION/WELLNESS COUNCIL:
Dance Marathon brings together students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents and community members to raise money for the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, raise awareness about pediatric AIDS; celebrate the talented members of our community; and enjoy several powerful hours on our feel for a worthy cause.
BW Film Society
SERVICE/EDUCATION/WELLNESS COUNCIL:
BW Film Society seeks to make films available that are not being shown locally and films by directors who are of interest to the group. The group discusses films watched, educates on techniques of filmmaking and hosts speakers and film viewing.
WBWC, 88.3FM, The Sting
MEDIA COUNCIL:
WBWC-FM is the student-operated, noncommercial music, educational broadcast facility of BW that provides public service and entertainment programming for student and community listeners of all ages, interests and musical tastes, reaching seven counties in Ohio. Call 440-826-2145 for more information or 440-826-2187 to request your favorite song. www.wbwc.com
Morgan's Message Club
SERVICE/EDUCATION/WELLNESS COUNCIL:
Morgan’s Message Club amplifies stories, resources, and expertise to confront student-athlete mental health issues/struggles, builds a community by and for athletes, and provides a platform for advocacy. Morgan’s Message strives to eliminate the stigma surrounding mental health within the student-athlete community and equalize the treatment of physical and mental health in athletics. Morgan’s Message aims to expand the dialogue on mental health by normalizing conversations, empowering those who suffer in silence, and supporting those who feel alone.
Cru
FAITH-BASED/SPIRITUAL LIFE COUNCIL:
Cru (formerly known as Campus Crusade for Christ) is an interdenominational Christian organization designed for students who want to seek answers about Christianity or who want to grow in their relationship with Christ.
BW Book Jackets
SERVICE/EDUCATION/WELLNESS COUNCIL:
BW Book Jackets fosters a welcoming community in which members can share stories and read literature with the goal of encouraging diverse perspectives on campus.
American Sign Language Club (ASL)
SERVICE/EDUCATION/WELLNESS COUNCIL:
American Sign Language Club (ASL) creates a community that will bring awareness to Deaf culture, community, and the use of American Sign Language to Baldwin Wallace students. Learning basic ASL will educate and expose students not only to the language, but to the Deaf culture as well. This will allow members to communicate with individuals who are hearing, deaf, and hard of hearing at an entry-level and apply these skills to their own lives.
History Club
SERVICE/EDUCATION/WELLNESS COUNCIL:
History Club builds an open community of Historians dedicated to the exploration and learning of history. The History Club will encourage mutual respect and support for each other in their growth as Historians.
Orthodox Christian Fellowship (OCF)
FAITH-BASED/SPIRITUAL LIFE COUNCIL:
Orthodox Christian Fellowship supports fellowship on campus, to experience and witness the Orthodox Christian Church through community life, prayer, service to others and study of the Faith (Acts 2:42). Furthermore, OCF will work to nurture and strengthen love for Jesus Christ and His Church in its fullness at this most critical juncture of human life. OCF will offer an opportunity for Orthodox Christian students and those interested in the Orthodox Christian Church to become more fully acquainted with and informed about the Orthodox faith.
Catholic Jackets
FAITH-BASED/SPIRITUAL LIFE COUNCIL:
Catholic Jackets is committed to helping students integrate faith and action into their daily lives through weekly Mass, individual and community spiritual development, formation of personal leadership, small group faith sharing experiences, retreats, and education for justice and community service.
Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC)
RECREATION COUNCIL:
Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is the voice of student-athletes on BW’s campus; promotes efficient communication with the athletic administration, coaches, staff, student-athletes, and campus personnel; provides and encourages involvement in educational, service, social and unity programs; protects the welfare of student-athletes; and fosters a positive student-athlete image.
Rugby Football Club (Women's)
COMPETITIVE CLUB SPORTS COUNCIL:
Rugby Football Club allows students to grow mentally by learning the game of Rugby; to grow physically by playing the game of Rugby; to become a part of the Rugby family; and to learn and experience brotherhood/sisterhood, teamwork, competition and sportsmanship.
Engineering Club
ACADEMIC COUNCIL:
Engineering Club promotes engineering among the student body as well as provide a common organization for engineering majors to interact, work on projects and extend their influence into the surrounding community.
BW Dance Team
RECREATION COUNCIL:
BW Dance Team is an opportunity for talented BW students to dance, with opportunities to compete off campus and to perform at basketball games and other on and off-campus events.
Cleveland Student Music Therapists (CSMT)
FINE ARTS COUNCIL:
Cleveland Student Music Therapists (CSMT), open to all music therapy majors, provides a forum in which students may share their ideas about music therapy and to promote unity among the students.
Moondaze
FINE ARTS COUNCIL:
Moondaze fosters self-expression and individuality to members, collaborators, and supporters through the practice and performance of vocal music related to the jazz idiom.
Investment Club
ACADEMIC COUNCIL:
Investment Club provides students with an opportunity to actively manage a portfolio of stocks, bonds, mutual funds and cash. Club members serve as investment managers on behalf of BW, developing strategies, researching and undertaking asset allocation decisions.
Urban Dance Association (UDA)
RECREATION COUNCIL:
Urban Dance Association (UDA) promotes, educates and enhances urban hip-hop dance culture within the BW community and to encourage all BW students to pursue their interest in hip-hop dance styles.
United States Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT)
FINE ARTS COUNCIL:
United States Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT) is committed to strengthening the skills of our technical theatre students while carrying out the mission of the national organization. The United States Institute for Theatre Technology, Inc. connects performing arts design and technology communities to ensure a vibrant dialogue among practitioners, educators, and students.
Outdoor Adventure Program Club (OAP)
RECREATION COUNCIL:
Outdoor Adventure Program Club (OAP) seeks to promote recreation and healthy living through a variety of outdoor activities including an annual whitewater rafting trip.
Active Minds
SERVICE/EDUCATION/WELLNESS COUNCIL:
Active Minds strives to increase students’ awareness of mental health issues and symptoms of mental illness, to serve as a liaison between students and mental health organizations in surrounding communities, and to provide educational resources and training to students. The group aims to reduce stigma that surrounds mental illness and create and open environment for discussion of mental health issues.
Conservatory Student Council (Con Council)
FINE ARTS COUNCIL:
Conservatory Student Council serves as a liaison between the Conservatory student body and the Conservatory faculty and administration. Con Council also sponsors events that introduce music and musicians to the university community.
Sport Management Club (SMC)
ACADEMIC COUNCIL:
Sport Management Club (SMC) provides its members with the opportunities to gain valuable knowledge and experience within the field of sport management, as well as gain managerial experience, leadership opportunities, and internship opportunities related to the subject of sport management.
Racquetball Club
COMPETITIVE CLUB SPORTS COUNCIL:
Racquetball Club Team promotes exercise, fitness, fun, fellowship, good sportsmanship, and healthy competition through the sport of Racquetball.
Best Buddies Baldwin Wallace
SERVICE/EDUCATION/WELLNESS COUNCIL:
Best Buddies Baldwin Wallace establishes a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment and leadership development for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). This is done by matching student volunteers in mutually enriching friendships with persons with intellectual and development disabilities.
Arts Management Association (AMA)
FINE ARTS COUNCIL:
Arts Management Association (AMA) provides professional development opportunities for its members in all areas of the arts (art, dance, music, theatre) as well as both not-for-profit and for-profit arts management topics.
Music Industry Association
FINE ARTS COUNCIL:
Music Industry Association is a student led organization with the goal and purpose of providing supplemental activities, information and fellowship for students interested in the music industry at large.
Electric Ministry
FAITH-BASED/SPIRITUAL LIFE COUNCIL:
Electric Ministry provides regular, nondenominational, Christian worship experience to BW students and its campus. Electric Ministry will be a safe, welcoming environment for everyone to come as they are.
BW Running Club
RECREATION COUNCIL:
BW Running Club (BW Runs) attracts and encourages runners of all abilities to join together and run. The club provides a safe, fun, way to exercise around the campus of BW and its surrounding areas.
Public Health Club
ACADEMIC COUNCIL:
Public Health Club promotes awareness about public health issues; generates and shares service and internship opportunities; creates professional fellowship and development opportunities; and advocates for preventative education, research and funding for the public health field.
FAUNA
ACADEMIC COUNCIL:
FAUNA provides knowledge, experience and networking opportunities to those interested in zoology related fields and to inform and advise students on graduate/veterinary school options; and to establish contacts within the animal profession.
Theatre Arts and Performance (TAP)
FINE ARTS COUNCIL:
Theatre Arts & Performance (TAP) supports student theatre artists and those interested in theatre on the Baldwin Wallace University campus, to inform students of events and opportunities in theatre, to maintain an open forum for student ideas and projects, and to raise awareness of theatrical events both on and off campus.
BW Chapter to End Human Trafficking
SERVICE/EDUCATION/WELLNESS COUNCIL:
The BW Chapter to End Human Trafficking provides continuous knowledge, tools, and resources to stop and prevent human trafficking for BW students and our faculty, staff, and the BW community. Using our voices, BW can help join the movement and the fight to end human trafficking.
German Club
DIVERSITY/CULTURAL COUNCIL:
German Club provides an opportunity for students to explore and learn about the German language and culture outside of the classroom.
National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA)
ACADEMIC COUNCIL:
National Student Speech-Language and Hearing Association (NSSLHA) encourages professional interest among college students in the study of human communication sciences and disorders; provides continuity to the dissemination of professional information; and provides a vehicle for student representation in matters of professional concern.
Psychology Club
ACADEMIC COUNCIL:
Psychology Club promotes and conducts activities which will enable students to learn about psychology as a profession and a science and to enhance knowledge of its application to society as a whole through meetings, lectures, films, outing and field experiences.
French Club
DIVERSITY/CULTURAL COUNCIL:
French Club offers a forum for students interested in French social, cultural and language activities of many sorts, including cinema, video, music, cuisine and discussions.
Hillel
FAITH-BASED/SPIRITUAL LIFE COUNCIL:
Hillel serves as a source of fellowship for Jewish students at BW, as well as a resource for non-Jewish students interested in learning more about Judaism.
The Exponent
MEDIA COUNCIL:
The Exponent is BW's campus newspaper. The Exponent works to keep BW up-to-date with campus, local, state, national and international news and happenings, through the printing of a bi-weekly newspaper.
Asian Student Alliance (ASA)
DIVERSITY/CULTURAL COUNCIL:
Asian Student Alliance (ASA) works to foster a community of BW students who identify as Asian and their allies, as well as to increase awareness of Asian cultures. The group seeks to promote and spread awareness of the Asian experience in America, support both prospective and current Asian students in a college environment and prevent and combat anti-Asian discrimination through education.
*2023-24 New Student Organization of the Year*
Circle K International (CKI)
SERVICE/EDUCATION/WELLNESS COUNCIL:
Circle K International (CKI), the world’s largest completely student-run collegiate service organization, follows the three tenets of service, leadership and fellowship and provides members with a number of weekly and non-weekly service opportunities and social events each month.
*2023-24 Student Organization of the Year*
Allied Health & Sport Organization
ACADEMIC COUNCIL:
Allied Health & Sport Organization is a professional organization that serves to inform students about the allied health and sport majors and professions, and to equip students with assessment skills necessary to be successful in the fields.
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
FAITH-BASED/SPIRITUAL LIFE COUNCIL:
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) works to present athletes and coaches, and all whom they influence, the challenge and adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, serving Him in their relationship and the fellowship of the church.
Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA)
ACADEMIC COUNCIL:
Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) is an organization dedicated to mentoring students interested in Public Relations, Marketing, Advertising and other communication positions.
Allies
DIVERSITY/CULTURAL COUNCIL:
Allies, whose focus is on outreach and education, is the on-campus organization for straight, gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning students to come together in an accepting, open environment and discuss issues that are of importance to the gay and straight communities.
The Porch Ministry
FAITH-BASED/SPIRITUAL LIFE COUNCIL:
The Porch Community works to connect students to the life and love of God through fellowship, worship, discipleship, generosity and social justice.
Bella Voce
FINE ARTS COUNCIL:
Bella Voce is devoted to the advancement of young classical singers through the implementation of professional development and workshops. The organization enriches Baldwin Wallace by fostering a well-rounded community of vocalists.
Theatre Arts and Performance (TAP)
FINE ARTS COUNCIL:
Theatre Arts & Performance (TAP) supports student theatre artists and those interested in theatre on the Baldwin Wallace University campus, to inform students of events and opportunities in theatre, to maintain an open forum for student ideas and projects, and to raise awareness of theatrical events both on and off campus.
Ars Nova
FINE ARTS COUNCIL:
Ars Nova is a welcoming music theatre community that fosters the relationship between the professional theatrical community and Baldwin Wallace University pre-professional students through education provided by guest artists from the professional field.
Muslim Student Association (MSA)
FAITH-BASED/SPIRITUAL LIFE COUNCIL:
Muslim Student Association (MSA) seeks to engage members of the Baldwin Wallace community in exploring Islamic cultural heritage, history, values, diversity, and contributions to the world, and promote a deeper understanding of Islam and Muslims.
Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM)
ACADEMIC COUNCIL:
Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) is designed for the career-minded student who seeks information on networking, interviewing skills, professionalism, and a variety of career-related issues.
International Film Series Committee (IFSC)
DIVERSITY/CULTURAL COUNCIL:
International Film Series Committee (IFSC) hosts a yearly international film festival on campus. The organization works with the Foreign Languages and Literature Department and various cultural organizations on campus to show films representing a variety of cultures.
Rugby Football Club (Men's)
COMPETITIVE CLUB SPORTS COUNCIL:
Rugby Football Club allows students to grow mentally by learning the game of Rugby; to grow physically by playing the game of Rugby; to become a part of the Rugby family; and to learn and experience brotherhood/sisterhood, teamwork, competition and sportsmanship.
SŌL A Cappella
FINE ARTS COUNCIL:
SŌL A Cappella aims to explore musical creativity of each individual and as a collaborative group through the musical art of a cappella singing. You can contact the organization at sol@bw.edu.
Clay Club
FINE ARTS COUNCIL:
Clay Club provides students with the opportunity to learn about ceramics in a nurturing environment that encourages exploration. The club offers the ability to learn how to sell work, network with other artists, and become part of a community of creatives.
Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Society (INS)
ACADEMIC COUNCIL:
Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Society (INS) seeks to promote, educate, and conduct activities that aid the entire community in gaining a better understanding and appreciation for the field of Neuroscience.
Wordsmiths
FINE ARTS COUNCIL:
Wordsmiths builds an open community of creative writers dedicated to strengthening their craft through group discussion and critique as well as mutual respect and support for each other in their growth as writers.
Archery Club
RECREATION COUNCIL:
Archery Club promotes the sport of archery, good safety practices, environmental and political awareness, educational and recreational opportunities, and philanthropic projects.
American Chemical Society (ACS)
ACADEMIC COUNCIL:
American Chemical Society (ACS) is committed to introducing chemistry majors to the various available options and opportunities in the field of chemistry.
Black Student Alliance (BSA)
DIVERSITY/CULTURAL COUNCIL:
Black Student Alliance (BSA), which is open to all BW students, is geared toward enhancing knowledge of the African American culture through educational programs while striving for unity on the BW campus. BSA also supports two major and very active sub-committees: Black Girls Rock (BGR) and Men In Action (MIA).
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
ACADEMIC COUNCIL:
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) is for any student, in any major, wishing to become involved with computers, computer languages and programs associated with technology.
Visual Arts Club
FINE ARTS COUNCIL:
Visual Arts Club brings together students who are passionate about learning and studying art history and studio art; informs students of careers and jobs that can be possible when studying art history and studio art; teaches students the process of various artistic mediums through interactive activities such as painting or drawing; allows students to share their thoughts and interests in a safe space; uses feedback from students and officers to create a collaborative and engaging organization for all students.
Association for Computing Machinery's Council on Women in Computing Student Chapter (ACM-W)
ACADEMIC COUNCIL:
Association for Computing Machinery’s Council on Women in Computing Student Chapter
(ACM-W) is exclusively for educational and scientific purposes to promote: a. Increased knowledge of and greater interest in the contributions of women in the science, design, development, construction, languages, management, and applications of modern computing; b. Improvement of the learning and working environments of women in computing; c. Greater interest in computing and its applications; d. A means of communication between persons having an interest in computing and women in computing.
Baldwin Wallace Students Education Organizations (BWSEO)
ACADEMIC COUNCIL:
Baldwin Wallace Students Education Organizations (BWSEO) promotes the professional teacher education interests and keeps students informed of various educational activities, including up-to-date course and state requirements and special activities and to serve as a support group.
American String Teachers Association (ASTA)
FINE ARTS COUNCIL:
American String Teachers’ Association (ASTA) is dedicated to the enrichment of life through the promotion of excellence in string teaching and playing. ASTA’s key values include excellence, communication, professionalism, and leadership. Populations served include string teachers, orchestra directors, students, players, administrators and the music industry. ASTA encourages members to work together for the common interests and goals of everyone associated with string teaching and playing.
Biomimicry Club
ACADEMIC COUNCIL:
Biomimicry Club facilitates the exciting and engaging expansion of knowledge and practice of Biomimicry through discussion, community service and education.
Nursing Student Organization (NSO)
ACADEMIC COUNCIL:
Nursing Student Organization (NSO) works to unite prelicensure nursing students enrolled at BW by mentoring and supporting their professional development, with the purpose of conveying the standards of professional practice to the community, the institution and other organizations.
Delta Omega Chi: Pre-Medical Society (DOC)
ACADEMIC COUNCIL:
Delta Omega Chi: BW’s Pre-Medical Society provides opportunities (such as: activities, guest speakers, communication with medical and public health graduate programs, and a mentoring program with medical students at Case Western Reserve University) for students interested in health related fields such as medicine, physical therapy, dentistry and veterinary medicine.
Climbing Club
RECREATION COUNCIL:
Climbing Club promotes exercise, fitness, fun and fellowship through both indoor and outdoor climbing trips and activities.
American Choral Directors Association (ACDA)
FINE ARTS COUNCIL:
American Choral Directors Association (ACDA), which is open to any member of the BW community, is a non-profit music education organization that promotes excellence in choral music through performance, composition, publication, research and teaching.
Beach Volleyball Club
COMPETITIVE CLUB SPORTS COUNCIL:
BW Beach Volleyball Club gives all students an opportunity to play, train and compete at the regional and national levels while encouraging the development of excellent sportsmanship, teamwork, communication and many other skills to be utilized as contributing citizens for the university and the greater community.
Faces for Radio
FINE ARTS COUNCIL:
Faces for Radio creates a welcoming and productive environment for students to explore and grow their improvisational skills, preparing them for the professional world of acting.
Spanish & Latine Student Association (S.A.L.S.A.)
DIVERSITY/CULTURAL COUNCIL:
Spanish and Latine Student Association (S.A.L.S.A.), which is open to all BW students, promotes awareness and appreciation of the Hispanic and Latinx cultures through educational and social opportunities.
Spanish Club
DIVERSITY/CULTURAL COUNCIL:
Spanish Club seeks to portray the cultures of Spanish-speaking countries to the BW community and to promote the use of the Spanish language.
Accounting Association
ACADEMIC COUNCIL:
Accounting Association is dedicated to serving BW accounting students’ needs through connecting them with business people involved with accounting through a variety of informative social programs.
Middle Eastern Culture Club (MECC)
DIVERSITY/CULTURAL COUNCIL:
Middle Eastern Culture Club (MECC) is an organization that brings together members of the BW community who have a background or an interest in Middle Eastern cultures. They sponsor social, cultural and educational activities on campus to promote awareness of the peoples and cultures of the Middle East.