Clubs and Organizations

10/10 Project promotes awareness about global issues such as world hunger, poverty, and civil rights through forums, community dinners, and lectures. Learn more about the international efforts of the 10/10 Project.

Double Edged exists to teach students the breakthrough power of dance as worship to God.

In His Service is committed to maintaining academic excellence, embracing leadership opportunities and serving the needs of the CCU community.

Isaiah 35:3 builds up and supports CCU students and staff with encouragement and prayer.

Literary Club supports and serves the writers of the CCU community, that they might become better, more Christ-centered writers who can individually impact the local literacy community for Christ with prose, plays, or poetry.

Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK) is a national leadership honor society that recognizes superior scholarship, leadership, and character. The society places a special emphasis on the development of the whole person as a member of the college community and as a contributor to a better society. ODK membership offers students instant recognition by businesses and organizations throughout the world.

Pre-Health Club is a resource for students who are interested in a variety of careers within the field of medicine (e.g. doctor, physician’s assistant, physical therapist, dentist, nurse, etc.). Students gather and discuss information on required coursework, entrance exams (e.g. MCAT), programs of study, job descriptions, and employment options. In addition, professionals from a variety of medical professions are brought in to discuss their studies, experiences, and insights. Learn more about Pre-Medicine Studies at CCU.

Psychology Club educates, equips and supports CCU students who plan to work in psychology or related fields. The club provides instructional seminars with inside and outside speakers on: potential career and internship opportunities in psychology, admission to graduate schools, and areas of specialty in psychology. It also has elements of community service and social opportunities for psychology majors to connect with peers and professionals in the field.

RHA (Residence Hall Association) desires to see the CCU community united and at the same time grow in stairwell pride. This group hosts various events to form stairwell unity for on-campus residents.

SAAC (Student Athletic Advisory Committee) provides an excellent vehicle for communication between the administration of CCU Athletics and student-athletes by providing them with an opportunity to offer input on programs designed to serve their needs as student-athletes.

The School of Business and Leadership Alliance (SBLA) is a unique student-led organization that desires to unite School of Business and Leadership students with faculty and business professionals. Through these key relationships, members create a network for dialogue, learning, and growth. Membership is open to all students who are seeking business-related majors or leadership minors.

The Circle fosters meaningful dialogue regarding academic and contemporary topics, primarily among its constituency and secondarily among the CCU community at large and to build a group of knowledgeable philosophers, historians, psychologists, biologists, theologians, etc.

Trash Club members serve the Lord and fellow students by picking up trash from the CCU Residence halls every Tuesday evening.