Directory of Clubs & Organizations
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ASCLUG (Associated Student of California Lutheran University Government)
ASCLUG is comprised of three boards of elected positions. ASCLU Senate passes legislation for capital improvements to the university and makes recommendations to the university administration. ASCLU Programs Board plans events for the general student body on a regular basis. ASCLU Executive Cabinet leads the two boards in their activities and provides overall direction on behalf of the student body.
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Chinese Culture Club
The Chinese Culture Club (CCC) is a student organization in California Lutheran University. It is to help the members of the club to develop a better understanding of Chinese culture, and also create a platform for all students who are interested in learning Chinese Mandarin and Cantonese. The CCC will be planning and hosting a variety of events and activities that best represent the Chinese traditional culture. It also encourages the club members to explore the differences between this traditional Asian culture and the modern American culture throughout all the fun experiences.
Criminal Justice Student Association
Gives students the opportunity to get invloved in the field of criminal justice. The field trip that we will attend will give the students insight on what a degree on Criminal Justice can do for them. Along with giving back to the community through volunteer work, members of this club will have hands-on experience within the Criminal Justice Field. This could open opportunities for personal and professional growth, and for some could lead to an internship of job wiithin their field of interest.
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Feminism Is...
To bring awareness of gender issues and inequality to CLU and its community. Also, to make an atmosphere where activists are free to speak out and promote dialogue on social issues with a specific emphasis on gender.
French Club
A diversified club welcoming all students interested in learning more about the French and Francophone culture, way of life, and language through hands-on activities and experiences. This club promotes a greater understanding and appreciation for the French and Francophone influence in society.
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Habitat for Humanity Club
As the Habitat for Humanity club we are committed to serving others. We strive to volunteer our time at least once a month to Habitat for Humanity in whatever jobs they might have for us. We seek to raise awareness about the growing problem of homelessness and inadequate housing both in our area and abroad.
Hillel Club
The Hillel club at CLU aims to explore and educate about Jewish culture, spirituality and ethics, while instilling positivity, equality, faith, and unity with other religions.
Hip Hop Organization
Hip Hop Organization (H2O) strives to provide a fun and accepting environment to CLU students of different backgrounds who share a passion for hip hop music, culture, and dance. We want to offer students a place to openly express themselves through music, art, and dance. We also want to offer students who have no dancing experience the opportunity to learn and be a part of a rewarding dancing family.
History Club
The History Club at California Lutheran University (CLU) exists to organize and encourage History and Social Science majors, as well as Museum Studies Students, Liberal Studies Majors, and others, to pursue historical activities for intellectual, cultural and personal interest, particularly in the Southern California region. In addition, the club is the official organization for the national History honors society, Phil Alpha Theta. The club works in close association with the professors in the History Department who serve as advisors.
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iCLU Radio
California Lutheran University's student-run, web-based radio station, iCLU, has two primary purposes: to serve as an experiential learning laboratory for students interested in pursuing broadcasting and media careers, and to serve as a channel for creative and intellectual expression for the broader CLU student body. iCLU embraces the many voices of our campus community and seeks broad participation from our diverse student body. ICLU and its programming will help CLU educate leaders for a global society who are strong in character and judgment, confident in their identity and vocation, and committed to service and justice.
Interdisciplinary Research Counsel
The purpose of this organization shall be to promote research performed by undergraduates enrolled at California Lutheran University. Information as to how to begin a study, gather participants and submit work to conferences will be discussed in open forums. Research opportunities will be available as well as discussions on individuals past experiences. Upcoming research conferences will be advertised, discussed and endorsed. This promotion shall take the form of helping students to present their work at academic conferences. The purpose of this club is to investigate, conduct and share research among various faculties of thought.
Invisible Children Club
The Invisible Children Club was created to bring awareness and raise funds for children who have been terrorized by Joseph Kony's Lord's Resistance Army in Africa.
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Knights Lacrosse
A club sport allowing students to participate in the sport of lacrosse. There will be opportunities to participate in practice, games, and other club events.
Knights Rugby Football Club
The Knights RFC competes in the Southern California Rugby Football Union (SCRFU) and plays against other collegiate clubs. We currently compete in the Men's Collegiate Division III. In the 2011-2012 season the Knights were crowned National Small Colleges Rugby Organization Southern California Champions. We aim to introduce students to the great sport and develop them to compete in an established league. We also educate students on the international aspect the sport holds and welcome them into an international culture. This opportunity spans worldwide.
Knights Soccer Club
A community Soccer Club for CLU that plays pick-up soccer along with competitive soccer in the Tri County Soccer League
Knights Volleyball Club
The purpose of Knights Volleyball is to provide an opportunity for the students of California Lutheran University to learn, participate, and compete in the sport of volleyball at the intercollegiate level. To encourage the experience of the value of teamwork, sportsmanship, and competition. To learn strategies and finer skills of the sport. To compete with clubs and teams from other schools and organizations in the SCCVL.
Kupa'a Hawai'i Club
Kupa'a Hawai'i Club's purpose is to bring the unique culture of Hawai'i to CLU campus. We provide an environment for students from Hawai'i to have a little piece of home here in California as well as put on fun events for the CLU community. Our desire is to spread aloha to the community and to provide aid to charitable causes in our ever-growing annual Benefit Luau.
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Latin American Student Organization
As a representative organization of Latinos at CLU, we are dedicated to promoting cultural awareness and unity. We are committed to supporting Latino students in their pursuit of success, while also developing a strong sense of identity, leadership and participation. We intend to be a positive influence at CLU and the surroundings by promoting diverse involvement and community service.
LDSSA
LDSSA is the Latter-Day Student Student Association. The LDSSA is an official student group at CLU, and our purpose is to serve the students attending CLU. We plan activities, religious classes, and service oppurtunities to which we invite those of all faiths. This club is open to anyone who is interested in participating in our activities.
Line Dancing Club
This organization shall provide an educational experience where students interested in recreational line dancing can widen their knowledge and practice, while appreciating country music in an environment of others with similar interests. Lessons will be focused on complete routines and couples dancing.
Lord of Life
Lord of Life is a group of students who are committed to service, learning, building community and spreading God's love to everyone they meet, whether on campus or in their daily life. Under the supervision and collaboration of the Campus Pastors, the Council exercises God's love through bible studies, outdoor games, worships, weekend retreats, as well as events off campus, and much more.
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Math Club
Math Club allows math majors, math minors, and students interested in math to socialize, enjoy planned activities, encourage attendance to CLU Math Seminars and local conferences, and encourage visitors to give talks on the California Lutheran University campus.
MEChA
We are student group that seeks to empower, politicize, and create a family for Latin@s/Chican@s and American Indians on Campus. Because we understand the power that education has in our communities we seek to mobilize in order to achieve educational equality. Moreover, we are a student group that seeks to bring justice on issues that affect our particular communities in co-operation with other student communities.
Midwest Appreciation Club
Our mission is to bring the Midwest culture to California. In our warm and welcoming environment, we wish to promote awareness and appreciation of the Midwest culture and its values. Members will have the opportunity to expand their horizons beyond the plains and lakes of the Midwest to the sunny coast of California.
Military Veterans Club
To help enlisted/veteran personnel, military spouses, and fellow students that are interested in joining any branch of the military build a collaborative social network, promote military awareness and appreciation, and help establish the necessary tools to help enlisted/veterans succeed in their educational endeavors at all CLU campuses.
Morning Glory
The Morning Glory is CLU's Pacemaker award-winning student-run literary and arts magazine. A group of student editors and interns spend fall semester publicizing and soliciting submissions for the spring semester, during which content of the magazine is selected and layout occurs. The Morning Glory is published every may.
Muslim Student Association
The vision of a Muslim Student Association at CLU is to promote spirituality, ethics, and Muslim identity while also instilling harmony with other religious and non-religious groups.
MYLife
MYLife strives to celebrate individuality, while demonstrating that by uniting, we are stronger as a community. Our goal is to develop the individual while building community and realizing that we are never alone. MYLife supports national foundations such as Post Secret, To Write Love on Her Arms (TWLOHA), Pay it Forward, and others that empower the individual, and we take those messages and turn them into fun activities within a group setting. Our meetings are fun and eye-opening and include hands-on icebreakers, food, and activities to get to know and appreciate yourself and the people around you. Come listen, grow, and connect with fellow CLU students. What's your story?
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Not For Sale
Not for Sale is a campaign whose aim is to educate and mobilize an international abolitionist movement through the study of modern slavery and human trafficking as an economic, political, and social issue. Our campus purpose is to organize events, and create awareness in attempts to eradicate slavery, understanding that no one should be for sale.
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Philosophy Club
Bimonthly meetings, which will consist of informal conversation among peers regarding topics of philosophical study and importance.
Physics Club
Broaden the undergraduate experience in physics and astronomy as well as in related fields. Advocate interaction between the department and its students. Promote interest and education in Physics through field trips, creative activities, and discussion forums with guest speakers. Provide graduate school preparation activities and club research projects.
Pi Sigma Alpha
Pi Sigma Alpha is a Political Science honor society and club that discusses issues revolving around the current political climate, brings speakers to campus, and helps students interested in Political Science explore different career paths.
Pilates Club
The purpose of this organization is as follows: Pilates is a healthy, but challenging form of exercise, and will encourage its club members to work hard. This opportunity is for students and staff to relieve stress from schoolwork and get a good core workout at the same time.
Poetry Slam
A club for many to come celebrate, enjoy, be introduced to, or learn more about the art of spoken word poetry. It is a place for expression. We welcome all who love powerful words and speech.
Pre-dental Club
The CLU Pre-Dental Club is focused on preparing current undergrad students for a future in the dental healthcare field.
President's Council on Honor and Integrity
Working within and graduating from California Lutheran University (CLU) carries with it both benefits and responsibilities inherent in a culture of high academic integrity. Students, faculty and staff participate in a process to ensure that individuals are evaluated and assessed on their own work and contributions. Principled leadership, as promised in the mission statement at CLU, can be relied upon by stakeholders within and outside of this academic community.
Psi Chi Connection
The goal of Psi Chi Connection is to create an opportunity for all students who are interested in psychology to organize and participate in programs and events, which encourage an in-depth understanding of how to thrive in the competitive field of psychology. Members will participate in discussion groups and interact in an atmosphere similar to that found in many graduate programs in psychology. The purpose of PCC is to provide students with the motivation and experience needed to excel not only at CLU, but also on a national level; now and later in their careers.
Psychology Club
The goal of Psychology Club is to provide a meeting place and sounding board for all psychology enthusiasts. The Psychology Club will discuss issues related to psychology in current events and popular culture. Also, Psych Club will look at understood psychological concepts and apply them to here and now.
Purple Pit
The Purple Pit's mission is to enhance student-student relationships while promoting school spirit at CLU. The Purple Pit will instill pride in the mere fact that we are Kingsmen/Regals. We seek to provide an outlet for all CLUers waiting for an opportunity to cheer and support our teams and organizations. Go Cal Lu!
Pursuit
- Learning about and studying scripture - Hitting tough questions head on - Spreading the word of God - Loving one another and reaching out to the community
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Rotaract Club
The purpose of Rotaract is to provide 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.
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SAGE
The purpose of the Student Association for a Greener Environment is to promote and encourage sustainable and environmentally friendly practices on CLU campus by students, faculty, and staff. SAGE will promote being better stewards of the earth by planning sustainability programs and maintaining the CLU campus garden. This club aims at making sustainability a permanent part of the CLU student life.
Saudi Students Club
club that represents the Saudi culture and traditions. our goal is give a nice and the real image of Saudi Arabia, and provide any needed help to all the members along with having some fun times together.
Scandinavian Student Club
The purpose of the club is to immerse students in the aspects of Scandinavian culture and to help connect Scandinavian American students with their heritage.
Secular Student Alliance
The Secular Student Alliance is intended to help promote the university's tradition of exploring "faith and reason", by examining the many beliefs, philosophies, and traditions of the world. Through guest speakers, weekly discussions, and first hand experience at "religious visits", the Secular Student Alliance at CLU works to gain knowledge and understanding. Our club is dedicated to providing a community for non-religious students on campus. It is therefore also our intent to help break the stigmas associated with being non-religious, agnostic, atheist, questioning, or of an "alternate faith". We accomplish this through campus wide programs designed to educate fellow students. More information can be found at http://sites.google.com/site/clussa/
Sigma Tau Delta
Sigma Tau Delta is the International English Honor Society. The California Lutheran University chapter, Alpha Eta Gamma, strives to confer distinction for high achievement in English language and literature and promote literacy and all elements of the discipline of English. As well, it recognizes exceptional character and good academic standing.
SisterFriends
SisterFriends is an ongoing club for students at California Lutheran University. The purpose of this club is to form supportive friendships among CLU student. We talk about issue that concerns black females (relationships, school, career, etc.), go on fun outings, and participate in community service projects.
Student Music Society
Student Music Society is dedicated to the enjoyment and understanding of classical and contemporary music, student composition, performance, and appreciation at California Lutheran University and in the community.
Student Philanthropy Council
The Student Philanthropy Council's mission is to promote awareness, to instill a greater appreciation for the philanthropic spirit throughout the CLU community, implement the importance in giving back and to enhance and improve the future of this university through events, fundraisers, and solicitations.
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Tang Soo Do Club
To provide an opportunity for the students and faculty members of California Lutheran University to participate and learn the Korean Martial Art of Tang Soo Do in a welcoming, constructive, disciplined, and safe atmosphere.
Team Exercise Science
This club hopes to provide students interested in exercise science, as well as exercise in general, with more resources and opportunities to learn, create connections, and progress towards a successful future. This will include giving members and the community at large the chance to participate in fitness opportunities that would not otherwise be available.
The Echo
The official student newspaper of California Lutheran University
The Hockey Club
The Hockey Club gives students a chance to learn about one of Americas most uderrated sports. Club members willl learn the rules of the game through NHL game outings and Club Game Viewings. Members can hone thier skills durring bi-weekly floor hockey sessions and on ice stick times. Those with Ice hockey equipment are encouraged to join the club team which plays every suday in Simi Valley.
Triathlon Club
The Triathlon Team is a student-oriented group organized around training and competing in triathlon and other multi-sport events. The team's main competition focus is racing against other collegiate teams from California in the West Coast Collegiate Series as well as participation in other non-collegiate races. Another team goal is introducing members of the CLU community to the joys of multi-sport competition and a healthy lifestyle. While the Triathlon Team is student-oriented, it is also meant as a resource for CLU staff and faculty, alumni, and other community members. Services such as participation in workouts, coaching, and the opportunity to train and race are provided for a fee in order to support the team.
Trixx
To provide an opportunity for the students of California Lutheran University to learn, participate, and watch Tricking, Tumbling, Gymnastics, and Freerunning in a welcoming, constructive, and positive atmosphere.
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Ultimate Frisbee Club
Ultimate Frisbee club is an inclusive club that highlights the joys of playing ultimate frisbee in community with one another. We accept all talent levels and play on fridays! Join us for our club meetings/frisbee time: Fridays from 3-5pm
United Students of the World
The purpose of this organization is to promote support and understanding of the diverse cultures of the world as well as provide a supportive environment for international students and an awareness of cultural issues on campus. We are dedicated in creating a safe and relaxing place to make friends, be active on campus, get to know your community, and to educate others about your culture through educational and social activities, speakers, and social gatherings. The United Students of the World seeks to promote understanding and cooperation amongst all people. In addition, in hopes of aiding CLU's international students as well as other fellow peers become more familiar with California, a few sightseeing trips will be arranged where students can get to know each other better whilst traveling around Southern California.
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Valkyrie RFC
CLU women's rugby team. We play DIvision II league rugby under the Southern California Rugby Football League. We also play friendlies against local women's teams.
Video Game Alliance
Video game design and development.
Academic
Criminal Justice Student Association
Gives students the opportunity to get invloved in the field of criminal justice. The field trip that we will attend will give the students insight on what a degree on Criminal Justice can do for them. Along with giving back to the community through volunteer work, members of this club will have hands-on experience within the Criminal Justice Field. This could open opportunities for personal and professional growth, and for some could lead to an internship of job wiithin their field of interest.
Interdisciplinary Research Counsel
The purpose of this organization shall be to promote research performed by undergraduates enrolled at California Lutheran University. Information as to how to begin a study, gather participants and submit work to conferences will be discussed in open forums. Research opportunities will be available as well as discussions on individuals past experiences. Upcoming research conferences will be advertised, discussed and endorsed. This promotion shall take the form of helping students to present their work at academic conferences. The purpose of this club is to investigate, conduct and share research among various faculties of thought.
Math Club
Math Club allows math majors, math minors, and students interested in math to socialize, enjoy planned activities, encourage attendance to CLU Math Seminars and local conferences, and encourage visitors to give talks on the California Lutheran University campus.
Philosophy Club
Bimonthly meetings, which will consist of informal conversation among peers regarding topics of philosophical study and importance.
Physics Club
Broaden the undergraduate experience in physics and astronomy as well as in related fields. Advocate interaction between the department and its students. Promote interest and education in Physics through field trips, creative activities, and discussion forums with guest speakers. Provide graduate school preparation activities and club research projects.
Psi Chi Connection
The goal of Psi Chi Connection is to create an opportunity for all students who are interested in psychology to organize and participate in programs and events, which encourage an in-depth understanding of how to thrive in the competitive field of psychology. Members will participate in discussion groups and interact in an atmosphere similar to that found in many graduate programs in psychology. The purpose of PCC is to provide students with the motivation and experience needed to excel not only at CLU, but also on a national level; now and later in their careers.
Psychology Club
The goal of Psychology Club is to provide a meeting place and sounding board for all psychology enthusiasts. The Psychology Club will discuss issues related to psychology in current events and popular culture. Also, Psych Club will look at understood psychological concepts and apply them to here and now.
Arts & Entertainment
Hip Hop Organization
Hip Hop Organization (H2O) strives to provide a fun and accepting environment to CLU students of different backgrounds who share a passion for hip hop music, culture, and dance. We want to offer students a place to openly express themselves through music, art, and dance. We also want to offer students who have no dancing experience the opportunity to learn and be a part of a rewarding dancing family.
Poetry Slam
A club for many to come celebrate, enjoy, be introduced to, or learn more about the art of spoken word poetry. It is a place for expression. We welcome all who love powerful words and speech.
Video Game Alliance
Video game design and development.
Business & Marketing
Cultural
Chinese Culture Club
The Chinese Culture Club (CCC) is a student organization in California Lutheran University. It is to help the members of the club to develop a better understanding of Chinese culture, and also create a platform for all students who are interested in learning Chinese Mandarin and Cantonese. The CCC will be planning and hosting a variety of events and activities that best represent the Chinese traditional culture. It also encourages the club members to explore the differences between this traditional Asian culture and the modern American culture throughout all the fun experiences.
Feminism Is...
To bring awareness of gender issues and inequality to CLU and its community. Also, to make an atmosphere where activists are free to speak out and promote dialogue on social issues with a specific emphasis on gender.
French Club
A diversified club welcoming all students interested in learning more about the French and Francophone culture, way of life, and language through hands-on activities and experiences. This club promotes a greater understanding and appreciation for the French and Francophone influence in society.
Hillel Club
The Hillel club at CLU aims to explore and educate about Jewish culture, spirituality and ethics, while instilling positivity, equality, faith, and unity with other religions.
Invisible Children Club
The Invisible Children Club was created to bring awareness and raise funds for children who have been terrorized by Joseph Kony's Lord's Resistance Army in Africa.
Kupa'a Hawai'i Club
Kupa'a Hawai'i Club's purpose is to bring the unique culture of Hawai'i to CLU campus. We provide an environment for students from Hawai'i to have a little piece of home here in California as well as put on fun events for the CLU community. Our desire is to spread aloha to the community and to provide aid to charitable causes in our ever-growing annual Benefit Luau.
Latin American Student Organization
As a representative organization of Latinos at CLU, we are dedicated to promoting cultural awareness and unity. We are committed to supporting Latino students in their pursuit of success, while also developing a strong sense of identity, leadership and participation. We intend to be a positive influence at CLU and the surroundings by promoting diverse involvement and community service.
MEChA
We are student group that seeks to empower, politicize, and create a family for Latin@s/Chican@s and American Indians on Campus. Because we understand the power that education has in our communities we seek to mobilize in order to achieve educational equality. Moreover, we are a student group that seeks to bring justice on issues that affect our particular communities in co-operation with other student communities.
Military Veterans Club
To help enlisted/veteran personnel, military spouses, and fellow students that are interested in joining any branch of the military build a collaborative social network, promote military awareness and appreciation, and help establish the necessary tools to help enlisted/veterans succeed in their educational endeavors at all CLU campuses.
MYLife
MYLife strives to celebrate individuality, while demonstrating that by uniting, we are stronger as a community. Our goal is to develop the individual while building community and realizing that we are never alone. MYLife supports national foundations such as Post Secret, To Write Love on Her Arms (TWLOHA), Pay it Forward, and others that empower the individual, and we take those messages and turn them into fun activities within a group setting. Our meetings are fun and eye-opening and include hands-on icebreakers, food, and activities to get to know and appreciate yourself and the people around you. Come listen, grow, and connect with fellow CLU students. What's your story?
Not For Sale
Not for Sale is a campaign whose aim is to educate and mobilize an international abolitionist movement through the study of modern slavery and human trafficking as an economic, political, and social issue. Our campus purpose is to organize events, and create awareness in attempts to eradicate slavery, understanding that no one should be for sale.
Saudi Students Club
club that represents the Saudi culture and traditions. our goal is give a nice and the real image of Saudi Arabia, and provide any needed help to all the members along with having some fun times together.
Scandinavian Student Club
The purpose of the club is to immerse students in the aspects of Scandinavian culture and to help connect Scandinavian American students with their heritage.
SisterFriends
SisterFriends is an ongoing club for students at California Lutheran University. The purpose of this club is to form supportive friendships among CLU student. We talk about issue that concerns black females (relationships, school, career, etc.), go on fun outings, and participate in community service projects.
United Students of the World
The purpose of this organization is to promote support and understanding of the diverse cultures of the world as well as provide a supportive environment for international students and an awareness of cultural issues on campus. We are dedicated in creating a safe and relaxing place to make friends, be active on campus, get to know your community, and to educate others about your culture through educational and social activities, speakers, and social gatherings. The United Students of the World seeks to promote understanding and cooperation amongst all people. In addition, in hopes of aiding CLU's international students as well as other fellow peers become more familiar with California, a few sightseeing trips will be arranged where students can get to know each other better whilst traveling around Southern California.
Honor Societies
History Club
The History Club at California Lutheran University (CLU) exists to organize and encourage History and Social Science majors, as well as Museum Studies Students, Liberal Studies Majors, and others, to pursue historical activities for intellectual, cultural and personal interest, particularly in the Southern California region. In addition, the club is the official organization for the national History honors society, Phil Alpha Theta. The club works in close association with the professors in the History Department who serve as advisors.
Pi Sigma Alpha
Pi Sigma Alpha is a Political Science honor society and club that discusses issues revolving around the current political climate, brings speakers to campus, and helps students interested in Political Science explore different career paths.
President's Council on Honor and Integrity
Working within and graduating from California Lutheran University (CLU) carries with it both benefits and responsibilities inherent in a culture of high academic integrity. Students, faculty and staff participate in a process to ensure that individuals are evaluated and assessed on their own work and contributions. Principled leadership, as promised in the mission statement at CLU, can be relied upon by stakeholders within and outside of this academic community.
Sigma Tau Delta
Sigma Tau Delta is the International English Honor Society. The California Lutheran University chapter, Alpha Eta Gamma, strives to confer distinction for high achievement in English language and literature and promote literacy and all elements of the discipline of English. As well, it recognizes exceptional character and good academic standing.
Publications
Morning Glory
The Morning Glory is CLU's Pacemaker award-winning student-run literary and arts magazine. A group of student editors and interns spend fall semester publicizing and soliciting submissions for the spring semester, during which content of the magazine is selected and layout occurs. The Morning Glory is published every may.
The Echo
The official student newspaper of California Lutheran University
Regional / State
Midwest Appreciation Club
Our mission is to bring the Midwest culture to California. In our warm and welcoming environment, we wish to promote awareness and appreciation of the Midwest culture and its values. Members will have the opportunity to expand their horizons beyond the plains and lakes of the Midwest to the sunny coast of California.
Religious / Spritual
LDSSA
LDSSA is the Latter-Day Student Student Association. The LDSSA is an official student group at CLU, and our purpose is to serve the students attending CLU. We plan activities, religious classes, and service oppurtunities to which we invite those of all faiths. This club is open to anyone who is interested in participating in our activities.
Lord of Life
Lord of Life is a group of students who are committed to service, learning, building community and spreading God's love to everyone they meet, whether on campus or in their daily life. Under the supervision and collaboration of the Campus Pastors, the Council exercises God's love through bible studies, outdoor games, worships, weekend retreats, as well as events off campus, and much more.
Muslim Student Association
The vision of a Muslim Student Association at CLU is to promote spirituality, ethics, and Muslim identity while also instilling harmony with other religious and non-religious groups.
Pursuit
- Learning about and studying scripture - Hitting tough questions head on - Spreading the word of God - Loving one another and reaching out to the community
Sports & Recreation
Knights Lacrosse
A club sport allowing students to participate in the sport of lacrosse. There will be opportunities to participate in practice, games, and other club events.
Knights Rugby Football Club
The Knights RFC competes in the Southern California Rugby Football Union (SCRFU) and plays against other collegiate clubs. We currently compete in the Men's Collegiate Division III. In the 2011-2012 season the Knights were crowned National Small Colleges Rugby Organization Southern California Champions. We aim to introduce students to the great sport and develop them to compete in an established league. We also educate students on the international aspect the sport holds and welcome them into an international culture. This opportunity spans worldwide.
Knights Soccer Club
A community Soccer Club for CLU that plays pick-up soccer along with competitive soccer in the Tri County Soccer League
Knights Volleyball Club
The purpose of Knights Volleyball is to provide an opportunity for the students of California Lutheran University to learn, participate, and compete in the sport of volleyball at the intercollegiate level. To encourage the experience of the value of teamwork, sportsmanship, and competition. To learn strategies and finer skills of the sport. To compete with clubs and teams from other schools and organizations in the SCCVL.
Line Dancing Club
This organization shall provide an educational experience where students interested in recreational line dancing can widen their knowledge and practice, while appreciating country music in an environment of others with similar interests. Lessons will be focused on complete routines and couples dancing.
Pilates Club
The purpose of this organization is as follows: Pilates is a healthy, but challenging form of exercise, and will encourage its club members to work hard. This opportunity is for students and staff to relieve stress from schoolwork and get a good core workout at the same time.
Purple Pit
The Purple Pit's mission is to enhance student-student relationships while promoting school spirit at CLU. The Purple Pit will instill pride in the mere fact that we are Kingsmen/Regals. We seek to provide an outlet for all CLUers waiting for an opportunity to cheer and support our teams and organizations. Go Cal Lu!
Tang Soo Do Club
To provide an opportunity for the students and faculty members of California Lutheran University to participate and learn the Korean Martial Art of Tang Soo Do in a welcoming, constructive, disciplined, and safe atmosphere.
The Hockey Club
The Hockey Club gives students a chance to learn about one of Americas most uderrated sports. Club members willl learn the rules of the game through NHL game outings and Club Game Viewings. Members can hone thier skills durring bi-weekly floor hockey sessions and on ice stick times. Those with Ice hockey equipment are encouraged to join the club team which plays every suday in Simi Valley.
Triathlon Club
The Triathlon Team is a student-oriented group organized around training and competing in triathlon and other multi-sport events. The team's main competition focus is racing against other collegiate teams from California in the West Coast Collegiate Series as well as participation in other non-collegiate races. Another team goal is introducing members of the CLU community to the joys of multi-sport competition and a healthy lifestyle. While the Triathlon Team is student-oriented, it is also meant as a resource for CLU staff and faculty, alumni, and other community members. Services such as participation in workouts, coaching, and the opportunity to train and race are provided for a fee in order to support the team.
Trixx
To provide an opportunity for the students of California Lutheran University to learn, participate, and watch Tricking, Tumbling, Gymnastics, and Freerunning in a welcoming, constructive, and positive atmosphere.
Ultimate Frisbee Club
Ultimate Frisbee club is an inclusive club that highlights the joys of playing ultimate frisbee in community with one another. We accept all talent levels and play on fridays! Join us for our club meetings/frisbee time: Fridays from 3-5pm
Valkyrie RFC
CLU women's rugby team. We play DIvision II league rugby under the Southern California Rugby Football League. We also play friendlies against local women's teams.
Other Clubs
ASCLUG (Associated Student of California Lutheran University Government)
ASCLUG is comprised of three boards of elected positions. ASCLU Senate passes legislation for capital improvements to the university and makes recommendations to the university administration. ASCLU Programs Board plans events for the general student body on a regular basis. ASCLU Executive Cabinet leads the two boards in their activities and provides overall direction on behalf of the student body.
Habitat for Humanity Club
As the Habitat for Humanity club we are committed to serving others. We strive to volunteer our time at least once a month to Habitat for Humanity in whatever jobs they might have for us. We seek to raise awareness about the growing problem of homelessness and inadequate housing both in our area and abroad.
iCLU Radio
California Lutheran University's student-run, web-based radio station, iCLU, has two primary purposes: to serve as an experiential learning laboratory for students interested in pursuing broadcasting and media careers, and to serve as a channel for creative and intellectual expression for the broader CLU student body. iCLU embraces the many voices of our campus community and seeks broad participation from our diverse student body. ICLU and its programming will help CLU educate leaders for a global society who are strong in character and judgment, confident in their identity and vocation, and committed to service and justice.
Pre-dental Club
The CLU Pre-Dental Club is focused on preparing current undergrad students for a future in the dental healthcare field.
Rotaract Club
The purpose of Rotaract is to provide 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.
SAGE
The purpose of the Student Association for a Greener Environment is to promote and encourage sustainable and environmentally friendly practices on CLU campus by students, faculty, and staff. SAGE will promote being better stewards of the earth by planning sustainability programs and maintaining the CLU campus garden. This club aims at making sustainability a permanent part of the CLU student life.
Secular Student Alliance
The Secular Student Alliance is intended to help promote the university's tradition of exploring "faith and reason", by examining the many beliefs, philosophies, and traditions of the world. Through guest speakers, weekly discussions, and first hand experience at "religious visits", the Secular Student Alliance at CLU works to gain knowledge and understanding. Our club is dedicated to providing a community for non-religious students on campus. It is therefore also our intent to help break the stigmas associated with being non-religious, agnostic, atheist, questioning, or of an "alternate faith". We accomplish this through campus wide programs designed to educate fellow students. More information can be found at http://sites.google.com/site/clussa/
Student Music Society
Student Music Society is dedicated to the enjoyment and understanding of classical and contemporary music, student composition, performance, and appreciation at California Lutheran University and in the community.
Student Philanthropy Council
The Student Philanthropy Council's mission is to promote awareness, to instill a greater appreciation for the philanthropic spirit throughout the CLU community, implement the importance in giving back and to enhance and improve the future of this university through events, fundraisers, and solicitations.
Team Exercise Science
This club hopes to provide students interested in exercise science, as well as exercise in general, with more resources and opportunities to learn, create connections, and progress towards a successful future. This will include giving members and the community at large the chance to participate in fitness opportunities that would not otherwise be available.
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