Clubs and Organizations

Quincy University Clubs and Organizations

• Active Minds – Brings mental health awareness, education and advocacy to campus
• Alpha Phi Omega – The national service organization; develops leadership, promotes friendship and provides service to humanity
• Aviation Club – Educates the public about the advantages of the aviation community
• Black Student Union – Aides the growth and development of QU students through cultural, social and academic focused programming
• Book Club – Promotes thought-provoking conversations through reading and discussing different genres of literature
• Campus Activities Board – Plans social, educational, and entertainment events for the campus community
• Circle K – An international collegiate service organization that is a sponsored leadership program of Kiwanis International
• Creative Writing Club – Members receive an enhanced understanding of the creative writing craft
• Falcon – Campus Newspaper students use to communicate with the campus community
• Fellowship of Christian Athletes – Combines people’s passion for sports with their passion for Christ and teaches them that those two worlds do not have to be separate
• Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network (GLSEN) – Strives to provide a support network to help students navigate issues about their sexuality in way that leads them towards a life of self-respect, personal integrity, and professional growth
• Haiti Connection – To develop and continue relationships with communities in Haiti
• Intramurals – Fun, recreational, social, competitive on-campus sports activities for students and staff
• Portraits of a Lady – To provide a safe environment for the women of QU where they can develop faithful friends
• Quincy University’s Student Interpreter’s Association – To prepare and inform students about Deaf culture, the Deaf community, and American Sign Language
• St. Clare’s Living Community – A community of female students who elect to live together to support one another’s growth in the Catholic faith through prayer and fellowship
• Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) – Serves as a communications link between varsity athletes and the athletic administration, unity with athletes and teams, and to increase involvement and awareness of QU’s intercollegiate athletic programs
• Student Government Association (SGA) – Self-governing representative body of all Quincy University students
• Students for Life – To spread the pro-life mission to the Quincy community

Fraternity and Sorority Life Organizations

• Alpha Omicron Pi International Women’s Fraternity – Epsilon Sigma Chapter
• Delta Tau Delta International Fraternity – Iota Delta Chapter, Northern Division
• National Panhellenic Association – Governing body of the two National Panhellenic Conference sororities
• Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. – Gamma Eta Gamma Chapter
• Phi Sigma Sigma International Women’s Fraternity – Iota Beta Chapter

Academic Clubs & Organizations

• Bands – Symphonic Band, Jazz Band, Marching Band, and Pep Band are open to all students (not just music majors). Join as many as you like!
• Chemistry Club – To help fellow chemistry majors (or anyone interested in the subject) meet other students with the same focus
• Choirs – Concert and Chamber Choirs are open to all students (not just music majors)
• Collegiate Entrepreneur Organization (CEO) – Promotes friendly relationships between students, faculty, staff, alumni, and business people in order to widen students’ visions of entrepreneurial opportunities and to assist one another in entrepreneurial ventures
• Environmental Club – To raise awareness in conservation and protection of our ecosystems
• Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) – Devoted to management accountants, financial managements and information management professionals
• Kappa Kappa Psi – National honorary band fraternity dedicated to serving university bands
• Pre-Professional Science Club – Provides science students with information on the various career paths they can pursue with their degrees

Start or Renew an Organization

Looking to start or renew a new club? It’s easy! Just contact the Student Success Center for details.

Contact Information

Student Success Center
217-228-5320