Student Involvement

Student Organization & Club Directory

Student Involvement Fair 2021
Student Involvement Fair 2021
Student Involvement Fair 2021
Student Involvement Fair 2021

With more than 50 student organizations at Wittenberg University, it is helpful to recognize what type of organization you are interested in joining. Do you want to join a club sports team? Or maybe an organization to develop your professional skills?

Wittenberg student organizations are responsible for many programs and events held on campus daily! Each organization offers students unique opportunities that will help you stay connected to campus, plus build teamwork and communication skills among peers, all while having a great time!

If you are interested in an organization, contact the email associated with the student group, follow them on social media, and follow WittsHappening on Instagram for all campus engagement opportunities.

Academy for Entrepreneurs

  • The Academy for Entrepreneurs is a group that educates others about the field, brainstorms ideas, and  spread entrepreneurship around campus. 

Astronomy Club

  • The Wittenberg Astronomical Society is a group where any student, scientifically-inclined or not, can participate in the pursuit of astronomy. The astronomy club meets to discuss future activities and recent astronomy news. Some past club activities outside of meetings include trips to planetariums in Chicago and Cleveland, trips to England and Scotland, trips to dark sky sites, and observing here in Springfield.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing astro@wittenberg.edu
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Chemistry Club

  • The purpose of this organization is to involve Wittenberg students in chemistry related activities and academic opportunities. Activities include: volunteering opportunities, social activities (ice cream social, mole day, making silly putty, collaborating with other universities' chemistry clubs, etc.), and professional events (graduate school visits). The events are open for members all of the time and for non-members under most circumstances.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing chemistryclub@wittenberg.edu

East Asian Studies Club

  • The purpose of the Wittenberg University East Asian Studies Club is to promote the understanding of East Asian culture at Wittenberg University through weekly meetings, special presentations, and events.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing easc@wittenberg.edu

Ohio Collegiate Music Education Association (OCMEA)

  • OCMEA is the pre-professional organization for future music educators in the state of Ohio. The purpose of the Wittenberg Chapter of OCMEA is to provide current and prospective music education majors with an opportunity to interact with mentors currently in the profession; learn from others with a similar interest; provide mutual support in our studies and musical and educational activities; provide options for post-graduation; and develop individual connections within the music community on campus.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing ocmea@wittenberg.edu
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Pre-Health Club

  • The purpose of Pre-Health Club at Wittenberg University is to connect students with similar academic interests and increase their preparedness for health-related careers. It will be an opportunity for students to explore vocations that are relevant to the medical community as well as develop professionally. The club will provide students the opportunity to work towards achieving their career goals by creating a supportive and enriching setting that exposes students to the life beyond applications and entrance exams.
  • Follow them on social media @wittprehealthclub

Witt Sales

  • Witt Sales is focused on educating students on the sales field. It is a place to practice pitches, practice salesforce, and to learn about customer relations.

The Wittenberg Art League (WAL)

  • The Wittenberg Art League is geared toward creating a strong visible community in the Arts at Wittenberg University. WAL has ambitions to stretch the values and benefits of the Arts from the Wittenberg campus into the surrounding community - therefore, members promote a reflective cultural bond, appreciation and aesthetic between the Springfield area and the student body. The Wittenberg Art League hosts social events, and educational museum trips that are open to anyone in the Wittenberg community.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing artleague@wittenberg.edu
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Wittenberg Student Education Association (WUSEA)

  • The Wittenberg University Student Education Association (WUSEA) is an organization whose goal is to foster relationships between education majors/minors as well as with the faculty and staff by building relationships with the community, engaging in professional development, and participating in community service. WUSEA's membership is open to current or prospective education majors and minors.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing wusea@wittenberg.edu
  • Social Media

East Asian Studies Journal

  • Studies Journal is an academic organization made up of East Asian Studies undergraduate students who work as editors on submitted academic articles regarding all topics on East Asia. All undergraduate and recent undergraduate students are allowed and encouraged to submit works of research, fiction, non-fiction, poetry, artwork, and other East Asian related materials to the journal.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing easjournal@wittenberg.edu

Spectrum

  • Founded in 1986, Spectrum is composed of nonfiction prose selections written by talented Wittenberg undergraduates. This annual journal enhances liberal arts education by publishing works from across the curriculum. Students from all departments are invited to share their research discoveries, philosophical, literary, or political insights, original ideas, or personal experiences with readers interested in broadening their own knowledge.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing spectrum@wittenberg.edu

Club Ice Hockey

  • As a member of the Collegiate Ice Hockey Association (CIHA), the Wittenberg Ice Hockey Team will recruit individuals of all abilities to play exciting, fast-paced, and hard-hitting hockey. Practices and games take place at the NTPRD Chiller, located just blocks from Wittenberg University's campus in Springfield, Ohio. Players are responsible for their own equipment.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing icehockey@wittenberg.edu
  • Social Media

Club Soccer

  • The purpose of the Club Soccer is to provide a laid back, fun and recreational approach to soccer for those who are seeking a relaxed soccer experience or are too busy with other extracurricular or academics for the time constraints of the Varsity level. The club requires no experience level, allowing any of the Wittenberg Community to participate.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing clubsoccer@wittenberg.edu
  • Social Media

Co-Ed Cheerleading

  • Wittenberg's cheerleading team provides spirit and encouragement to the Wittenberg community. Wittenberg cheerleaders are an integral part of the varsity athletics experience, leading cheers and bolstering spirit at most Tiger football and men's basketball games, in addition to other selected intercollegiate athletics contests, community events, and activities.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing cheerleading@wittenberg.edu
  • Social Media

Fishenberg (Fishing Club)

  • The purpose(s) of this organization shall be to create a culture of conservation, with fishing as our primary activity, on Wittenberg’s campus. We want to instill traditions among the Wittenberg student body that educate our peers about, and emphasize the beauty of fishing.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing fishenberg@wittenberg.edu

Kayak Club

  • The Club's mission is to promote this "fastest growing sport in America," at Wittenberg. We've got great resources, two rivers at our back door -Buck Creek and the upper Mad - and we also take our boats down to a stretch of the Mad River in Dayton. We train students in white water kayaking, rescue, and basic river technique.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing kayakclub@wittenberg.edu

Witt Speleological Society/Caving (WUSS)

  • Wittenberg University Speleological Society, known around campus as the Caving Club and around town as WUSS, is a student-run grotto of the National Speleological Society. Anyone is welcome to join who has the slightest interest in caves. WUSS provides plenty of opportunities to get underground, and our officers will teach safe and soft caving techniques.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing wuss@wittenberg.edu
  • Website: www.wusscavers.com

Athletes in Action

Common Ground

CRU

  • Wittenberg Cru is designed to help students form a relationship with Jesus Christ in the context of a loving and caring community. Cru provides students with plenty of opportunities to become part of a tight supportive community through Bible Studies, prayer meetings, weekly meetings with a speaker, fellowship and outreach activities, and attending worship.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing cruwitt@wittenberg.edu
  • Social Media

Newman Club

  • Newman Club is a faith-based organization that is centered around fellowship, service, and faith. Although it is a Catholic-based organization, all students are welcome to take part. We focus on building a college-age Catholic community.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing newmanclub@wittenberg.edu

Weaver Chapel Association

  • Weaver Chapel Association is an interdenominational Christian group that serves at a church "home" for students who are interested in service, fellowships, and weekly devotions that allows for their faith to grow.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing wca@wittenberg.edu

Interfraternity Council

  • The Interfraternity Council is the governing body for Wittenberg University's six fraternities. The IFC community encompasses all members of Beta Theta Pi, Delta Sigma Phi, Delta Tau Delta, Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi Gamma Delta, and Phi Kappa Psi. The Interfraternity Council of Wittenberg University exists in order to create closer working relationships and coordination among the member fraternities herein and with the Wittenberg University community.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing ifc@wittenberg.edu
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Panhellenic Council

  • The Panhellenic Council is the governing body for Wittenberg University's six sororities. The Panhellenic community encompasses all members of Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Xi Delta, Delta Gamma, Gamma Phi Beta, Kappa Delta, and Sigma Kappa. The Panhellenic Council exists to develop and encourage women's fraternity life and to promote positive relations among the sorority chapters. This body stands for the ideals of Greek life including friendship, leadership, scholarship, and service both to the community and to each other.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing panhellenic@wittenberg.edu
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Learn more about all our Fraternity and Sorority Chapters here

Residential Housing Association

Student Athletic Advisory Committee (SAAC)

  • In the NCAA Division III level, the student comes first. That concept is well represented by the reliance upon the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) at the school, conference and national levels. Varsity teams elect their own representatives to the Wittenberg SAAC, which helps the university execute the most effective, enjoyable and impactful athletics program possible.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing saac@wittenberg.edu  
  • Social Media

Student Senate

    Class Leadership

Union Board

Omicron Delta Kappa*

  • Omicron Delta Kappa recognizes those who have attained a high standard of efficiency in collegiate activities and inspire others to strive for conspicuous attainments along similar lines. ODK brings together the most representative students in all phases of collegiate life which in turn helps to mold the sentiment of the institution on questions of local and intercollegiate interest.

Pi Sigma Alpha (Political Science)

  • Pi Sigma Alpha, the National Political Science Honor Society, is the only honor society for college and university students of government in the United States. Wittenberg is the Alpha Xi chapter. During the academic year, the Pi Sigma Alpha hosts an end of the Year Political Science Picnic, and participates in the Levitas Political Science Journal (all political science students).
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing pisigmaalpha@wittenberg.edu

Sigma Delta Pi (Spanish)

  • Sigma Delta Pi (Lambda Iota chapter) is the Spanish National Honor Society. Sigma Delta Pi provides resources for students studying Spanish to practice conversational Spanish while educating and expanding the culture on campus. The organization welcomes speakers on campus and hosts a variety of cultural events, including trips to local venues.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing sigmadeltapi@wittenberg.edu

The National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) 

  • The NSLS is an organization that provides a life-changing leadership program that helps students achieve personal growth, career success, and empowers them to have a positive impact in their communities. 
  • Social Media
    • IG: @nsls_witt

American International Association (AIA)

Concerned Black Students (CBS)

  •  CBS is a vital resource for minority students at Wittenberg. Recognizing that role, along with the tradition of activism and involvement, CBS remains committed to cultivating and promoting a campus that embraces diversity and inclusion and is open to all students who share that commitment.  
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing cbs@wittenberg.edu  
  • Social Media

Gender and Sexual Diversity Alliance (GSDA)

  • The Gender & Sexual Diversity Alliance represents all letters of the LGBTQ+ alphabet and educate campus about the issues and topics faced by the LGBTQ+ community. GSDA provides a safe and comfortable atmosphere for members of gender and sexual minorities and allies, to promote an understanding of and acceptance of students of gender and sexual minorities, promote community between students of gender and sexual minorities and the rest of campus, and to educate students about issues related to communities of gender and sexual minorities, both locally and nationally.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing gsda@wittenberg.edu
  • Social Media

Shades of Pearls

  • Shades of Pearls was created to address specific needs and to offer support for minority female students on Wittenberg's campus. Our mission in Shades of Pearls is to help minority women develop a sense of pride and belonging to the university by highlighting the mission and values of Wittenberg University. We welcome all women as part of our goal of inclusion.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing shadesofpearls@wittenberg.edu  
  • Social Media

Just Eve

Wittenberg Choir**

Wittenberg Singers**

Wittmen Crew

Alpha Phi Omega

Brown Girls Club 

  • BGC is aimed at building a strong sense of community on and off campus through networking with our community and programming. Using our motto: “You matter / Sisterhood Matters / Your Mental Health Matters / Your Body Matters / Your Voice Matters” to educate everyone on how to be comfortable in themselves and how to navigate any situation that comes.
  • Social Media

Wittenberg 4 Paws

  • Wittenberg 4 Paws is committed to enriching the lives of people with disabilities by placing life-changing service dogs worldwide.
  • 4 Paws for Ability is a nonprofit organization that works to place service dogs in homes of children with disabilities and veterans who have lost use of limbs or hearing, in addition to educating the public regarding the use of service dogs in public places.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing wittenberg4paws@gmail.com
  • Social Media
  • Website: https://4pawsforability.org/

A Vegan Wonderland

  • The purpose of this organization shall be to teach about veganism and help make life as a vegan easier (main goal), while at the same time helping to promote diversity, equality, and hopefully enjoyment for life as well. 
  • Social Media

American Sign Language Club

  • The purpose of this organization shall be to teach the students of Wittenberg about the vocabulary and grammatical structures associated with ASL. As Well as to educate them on D/deaf culture in America. We will work to create an environment that is non- judgmental and low pressure for learning the fundamentals of ASL. This will be a great way for us to share our interest of the language and culture with like-minded individuals.

Card Game Club

  • The purpose of this organization is to study all aspects of a verity of card games. The Card Game Club is designed to have members educate and teach one another previously known card games. Members will learn cultural, social and historical significance of each card game. Additional activities members have the opportunity to participate in include partaking in any campus related card game activities, and socializing with other club members.
  • Social Media

College Libertarians*

  • The purpose of this organization shall be to provide a political alternative to Wittenberg University students, faculty, and staff who believe in the principles of being fiscally conservative, socially liberal, as well as non-aggression.

Fact in Fiction

  • Fact in Fiction is a creative writing club for all kinds of creative writing. We meet weekly and write poems, screenplays, creative nonfiction, and short stories. Each week there is a new prompt to inspire you.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing factinfiction@wittenberg.edu

Green Club

  • The Green Club attempts to foster an environmentally-conscious community at Wittenberg. Additionally, this organization works to raise awareness of environmental issues to the students and the larger Springfield community. The president of power also sits on the Sustainability Task Force, a collaboration between the students and faculty that works on ways to make Wittenberg greener.
  • Social Media

National Alliance of Mental Illness (NAMI)

  • NAMI (which stands for: National Alliance on Mental Illness) is a national organization that focuses on educating and advocating for mental health. NAMI on Campus Wittenberg is a student-led campus organization that aims to help address the mental health needs of students and raise mental health awareness within our campus community by providing peer-support, education, and advocacy.
  • To learn more, contact NAMI President Danny Bean at beand@wittenberg.edu  
  • Social Media

Role Playing Guild

  • The Wittenberg Role-Playing Guild provides a community for those interested in games on campus ranging from board games and role-playing games to miniatures and collectible card games. The Role-Playing Guild holds semester long campaigns of various types of role-playing game systems that meet regularly once a week.
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing RPGuild@wittenberg.edu
  • Website: https://www.wittenberg.edu/rpguild  

Tiger Pep Band

  • The Wittenberg University Tiger Pep Band aims to support and bring the joy of music to athletic events on campus. 
  • Contact Jacob Carlton for more information, carltonj@wittenberg.edu. 

The Torch

  • The Wittenberg Torch is the official, student-run weekly newspaper of Wittenberg University in Springfield, Ohio. The Torch has informed and entertained while providing an important training ground for future professionals since 1873. The Torch is dedicated to strong writing, principled reporting, and the maintenance of an informed student body. The Torch is open to all members of the Wittenberg community - students, faculty, staff, alumni.  
  • You can reach this organization’s officers by emailing torch@wittenberg.edu
  • Social Media

Traveling Tigers (Commuter Student Association)*

  • Traveling Tigers exists to support commuter students in their transition to college, help to connect them with the campus community, as well as serve as ambassadors and resources to connect campus residents with the local community.
  • Website: https://www.wittenberg.edu/commuter  

WittKnits Fiber Club

  • WittKnits Fiber Club teaches students skills in knitting, as well as other fiber crafts. The club also aims to teach persistence and responsibility, and engage with the Springfield community in various service activities.
  • Social Media

Young Democratic Socialists of America

  • The purpose(s) of this organization shall be to educate and organize students and young people, take a principled stand in the movement for social justice, and provide a safe environment for the expression of progressive ideas.
  • Social Media
    • IG: @wittydsa

*Denotes Student Organization is currently not registered with the Office of Student Involvement. Please stop by the office and ask a staff member about the organization. 

**Denotes organization is department affiliated. 

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