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25 clubs tagged “Campus life & leadership”
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The 21st Century Scholars Leadership Corps is a student-run organization that strives to develop students into responsible, capable leaders and professionals during their time as undergraduates. Leadership Corps is open to all students on the IU Bloomington Campus!
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Army ROTC (Reserve Officer Training Corps) at Indiana University is a world-class leadership development program that offers challenging, hands-on training to build confidence and character while developing leadership skills for future success.
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Bloom’s mission is to know the very heart of Jesus Christ and allow his unconditional love and faithfulness to transform our lives inside and out. We strive to grow together in Jesus and help each other walk on the path that God has for us.
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We are the IU and founding chapter of Friends Club, a national all- women's club. We were founded to help women at IU find meaningful and lasting female friendships, while making college memories. Friends Club is a supportive network of women from different backgrounds and majors.
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The George Taliaferro Sport Association is committed to fostering a welcoming and collaborative environment within all sport communities at Indiana University. Supporting all students while encouraging positive networking and collaboration by way of conferences, programming and other in-field experience with others is the mission and focus of our organization.
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The HLSG seeks to facilitate cohesion and collaboration among the students, faculty, administration, and departments within the school. In addition, the HLSG fosters peer mentorship and facilitates student collaboration and community at the HLS.
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With over 150 members from all areas of campus, the Hutton Honors Council Association (HHCA) is the largest and most established organization in the Hutton Honors College. Our mission is to build community, foster leadership development, and serve the greater IU and Bloomington communities.
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In the Know is IU's intercollegiate academic nationally ranked quizbowl team. We compete on NAQT and ACF questions on teams of four throughout the school year. Questions cover a wide range of topics including history, literature, science, philosophy, social science, mythology, religion, fine arts (both visual and auditory), geography, current events, and pop culture.
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Union Board is reaching numerous, diverse communities to create fun, diverse, and inclusive programming for all students. The 117th Union Board has 12 unique and fun committees to fulfill this mission which are listed below:
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Indiana University Dance Marathon (IUDM) is IU’s largest student-run organization, raising funds and awareness for the kids and families at Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis. It’s where many students find their chosen family while working toward a shared mission.
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The IU Student Foundation builds lifelong commitment to Indiana University through student-led programming and leadership development that is educational, philanthropic, and fun. As the student arm of the IU Foundation, IUSF oversees the Students Helping Students peer-to-peer philanthropy campaign, supported largely by the Little 500 bicycle race.
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The Indiana University Student Government (IUSG) has a proud history of serving Hoosiers for over a century. Founded in 1912 as IU’s first student council, the organization evolved through various forms, becoming the Student Senate in 1948, the Student Government in 1967, and eventually the Indiana University Student Association (IUSA) in the mid-1970s.
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The purpose of this organization shall be to serve as liaison between the Recreational Sports staff, the officials and other sports organizations in the area of Intramural Sports. The organization strives to give Intramural Sports officials the opportunity to gain experience beyond the IU Intramural Sports program, which will help them gain a greater knowledge of their respective sport(s).
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Mission Statement: Luddy Student Government (LSG) is the governing body of our school that works with Luddy organization and helps bridge the gap between the Luddy student body and administration.
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NRHH is a leadership-based honorary dedicated to recognizing outstanding student leaders who serve both inside and outside the residence hall community. Rooted in the pillars of leadership, recognition, and service, NRHH celebrates the dedication of those who go above and beyond to enhance the residential experience and broader campus life.
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Our vision for Next Step Networking is to foster a community of people who want to get outside of their comfort zone. We are creating an NSN to improve our interpersonal, communication, presentation, interview, and conversational skills.
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We offer volunteer events, social events, and the opportunity to earn the Certified Nonprofit Professional Credential.
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The purpose of Rem on Campus is to create an immersive curriculum shaping students and young problem-solvers into the next generation of impact-driven innovators. Rem on Campus is a way for students to develop new personal and professional relationships, engage in unique hands-on learning experiences, but most of all positively impact their community.
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The Residence Hall Association is a campus wide student government that serves the unique needs of students living on campus. Each residence hall maintains its own branch of RHA, serving as the student government presence in-center.
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Indiana University Student Alumni Association exists as a student-based extension of the Indiana University Alumni Association, hereafter referred to as IUAA. It aims to establish a relationship between IU Bloomington students and IUAA by providing programs that will foster a connection to the IUAA, as well as promote the interests of an understanding between Indiana University-Bloomington students- past, present and future.
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Since 1956, the Student Athletic Board (SAB) has been the spirit behind IU Athletics, uniting students in support of all 24 varsity programs and creating the energy that makes game days unforgettable. With a board of 18 Directors, 33 Chairs, and more than 1,000 Crimson Guard Members, SAB offers students unique opportunities to work alongside student-athletes, coaches, marketing teams, and athletic department leaders while gaining an inside look at Indiana Athletics.
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The Student Recreational Sports Association is dedicated to monitoring, improving, protecting and promoting recreational sports opportunities to the students, faculty and staff at Indiana University Bloomington. If you are interested in getting involved in student recreation on a leadership and board level, this is the organization for you.
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TEDxIndianaUniversity is a student organization that aims to engage and connect students at Indiana University and members of the Bloomington community, through the pursuit of the TED mission of “ideas worth spreading.” Every year, TEDxIndianaUniversity hosts an independently organized TEDx conference organized fully by students at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater, for a night of thought-provoking talks, discussion, and reflection.
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The Brotherhood Project is a student organization committed to building a community where men can feel comfortable building friendships, opening up to one another, and teaching and learning tactics to improve their mental health.
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The Valley is a student organization at Indiana University for anyone curious about what it's actually like to work in Silicon Valley and the startup world. Most students hear about startups from headlines. We want members to understand how these companies really run and to build the skills that make them valuable on day one.
