Special Interest
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Athletic
Campus Committees
Greek
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Professional
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Special Interest
University Sponsored
Amnesty International
Bicycle Club
Children Are Reason Enough (C.A.R.E.)
Christian Pharmacists Fellowship International
Deaf Awareness Club
Ethics Debate Club
Logos Newspaper
Meteorology Club
Music Industries Club
Muslim Student Association
Omega Leksis Society
Quirk
Recyclers Club
Red Cross Club
Society of Success and Leadership
StandOUT Alliance
Student Veterans Association
Students Teaching & Advocating for Responsible Self-Growth (STARS)
Ultimate Frisbee Club
Walk, Roll & Read
Amnesty International
The UIW chapter of this worldwide organization unites students in a call for justice. The group aims to raise awareness about human rights issues around the world, provide a forum for discussion and encourage student action.
Advisor: Dr. Scott Dittloff
Children Are Reason Enough (C.A.R.E.)
A student organization dedicated to the well-being of children in the San Antonio community. A few events include school visits, "learning days", and school festivials for unprivledged children. Not just for Education majors.
President: Sarah Tschope
Christian Pharmacists Fellowship International
CPFI strives to encourage the advancement of knowledge and ethics in the practice of pharmacy, also to encourage evangelism and the integration of Christian faith into practice.
President: Marco A. Vidaurri
President: Jessica Leist
Ethics Club
The Ethics Club strives to create a place for students to voice their opinions about ethical issues they may have encountered, heard about or want to take action against.
President: Jennifer Velez
Logos Newspaper
UIW's student newspaper is published several times during the fall and spring semesters. The mainly volunteer staff keeps the university informed with coverage of current events and university-related issues. Reporters, photographers, graphic artists and layout designers are invited year-round to contribute their expertise.
Meteorology Club
This organization promotes the field of meteorology on the UIW campus and gives students interested in the learning about weather a chance to network with other students and professionials.
President: Juan Acuna
Music Industries Club
This club strives to help enhance student performance and to provide a better knowledge and experience in the music industry field.
President: Jessica Holbrook
Omega Leksis Society INACTIVE
This Debate Society is an exciting addition to the student organization listing at UIW. The students involved in this club debate interesting topics and research the current issues that pertain to the student population, city, and country.
Quirk
This literary publication is produced by UIW students who are interested in the publishing process from start to finish. Students pick a theme for the book, send out a call for manuscripts, then evaluate, select and publish a variety of poems, short stories and photographs. Finally, students market, publicize and sell copies of Quirk to the community.
Red Cross Club INACTIVE
This group of students participates in a variety of community service events in conjunction with the local Red Cross Chapter. Members work in blood drives and other programs within the San Antonio community.
Society of Success and Leadership
The Society of Success and Leadership (Sigma Alpha Lambda) is a national society dedicated to helping college students create the lives they desire by helping them discover what they trly want to do, and giving them the support, motivation, and tools to achieve their goals. People do not just become successful by accident; it takes planning and motivation to achieve personal goals. A local chapter is also available.
Student Veterans Association
The SVA's mission is to serve as advocates for teh student veterans and families of UIW by providing essential information and guidance that aids in student success, spiritual growth in God, and enduring bonds that last a lifetime.
President: Will Velazquez
Students Teaching & Advocating for Responsible Self-Growth (STARS)
Do you care about other people? Are you interested in health issues? Then you may be a good candidate for this group of peer educators. All members are trained in active listening and health and safety issues. Once trained, they offer fellow students guidance and support. Members attend related conferences and host events such as World AIDS Day, Sober Roads drug & alcohol prevention program and the Wellness Fair. All majors are welcome. For more information, contact the President or Health Services at 829-3126.
President: Dallas Janicke
Ultimate Frisbee Club
This club promotes friendly competition, meeting new people and playing Ultimate Frisbee.
President: Steven Tiffany
Walk, Roll and Read
Walk, Roll and Read is an organization that increases sensitivity to, and awareness of disability issues, and those who are differently abled. This group of students addresses the concerns of students regarding access and accessibility.
Advisors: Beth Villarreal and Don Ewers
President: Rachel Cywinski
