Student Organizations

1776 Scholars: The 1776 Scholars work to impact American politics for the glory of God and in the spirit of 1776. They seek to gain wisdom from political experts, as well as engage in opportunities to transform government and culture.

All Things Ministry: All Things ministers to and encourages patients at Children’s Hospital Colorado. Through crafts, activities, parties, and gift bags, we shine Jesus through our actions and give them a positive outlook on life.

American Enterprise Institute: The purpose of this Executive Council shall be to foster a free market of ideas in the areas of business, economics, politics, and public policy by utilizing the resources and connections of the American Enterprise Institute, based in Washington, D.C.

American Scientific Affiliation: The CCU student ASA chapter seeks to thoroughly explore matters of faith, science, engineering, and technology within the framework of professional integrity and a Christian worldview.

Barristers Club: Barristers Club seeks to grow the Pre-Law program at CCU and host key speakers and events for information and life guidance on a career in law.

Biblical Accounting Network: The Biblical Accounting Network informs students about the accounting profession and the opportunities within through coordinating events with professionals in the field to guide students in their career path.

CCU Cheerleading: CCU Cheer is an athletic club focused on supporting the school's sport's teams. The cheer team performs at all home men's and women's basketball games. The focus is to excel in stunts, cheers, and dances while growing the team community and encouraging school spirit!

CCU Climbing Team: The Climbing Club exists to show the love of Christ to the rock climbing community, improve their climbing skills, and promote climbing as a safe, active, and fun sport.

CCU for Life: CCU for Life exists to educate the student body on the issues surrounding abortion and equip them to take action within their community. We desire to enable students to intelligently articulate their views and share them with others in a constructive manner. Additionally, we want to foster a school culture that will share the love of Christ to women whether they are pregnant and considering abortion, adoption, or parenting as well as women who are post-abortive by promoting and volunteering at local pregnancy centers.

CCU Missions: CCU Missions is a group of students that seek to glorify Jesus Christ by taking the spread of the gospels among the nations seriously by being involved in the global mission of God. CCU Missions honors Christ by meeting together to talk about missions, hearing from speakers, praying for missionaries and causes, and fellowshipping together through a meal.

CCU Navigators: The CCU chapter of the Navigators seeks to influence students toward greater intimacy and knowledge of the Lord and develop them into disciple makers through fun activities, Bible study fellowship groups.

CCU Roundnet: Roundnet is a CCU Spikeball Club that provides an opportunity for students who are interested in the sport to participate competitively and minister to players on other teams.

CCU Snow: CCU Snow cultivates a ski and snowboard community at CCU through providing rides to the mountains and creating events around these sports.

Cougars Swim Club: The Cougars Swim Team seeks to utilize talent to glorify God in the pool through competition and improving their skills.

CougMedia: CougMedia exists to inform the CCU community through stories that inspire creativity, excite learning, and unite students in fellowship through different forms of media.

CrossNations Refugee Ministry: Cross Nations woks to share the love of Christ with refugee children and their families in Denver, through building relationships and helping them integrate into American culture. Matthew 28:18-20

Cultural Connections: The purpose of Cultural Connections is to foster a relationship-driven community for multicultural individuals to thrive by facilitating meaningful connections, facilitating meaningful connections, assisting students in cultural assimilation, and promoting multicultural awareness in the broader CCU community.

Engineering Club: The Engineering Club organizes STEM projects and seeks to grow the engineering community.

Global Conversation Partners: The CCU chapter seeks to enhance the community and fellowship among CCU students who are paired with international students from surrounding universities, known as Global Conversation Partners.

Hockey Club: The Hockey club seeks to personify Christian values and honor the Lord as they represent CCU in a recreational hockey league.

Ignite Freedom: Ignite Freedom is a ministry that volunteers locally with safe homes and other faith-based organizations to support victims rescued from sex trafficking. This support comes in the form of fundraising, raising awareness, and creating opportunities to work with survivors. It is a place where passion becomes action.

Inkwells: Inkwells is a community of writers at CCU. We meet to brainstorm, create, edit, and encourage each other in our works. We have everyone from first-time writers to experienced novelists, so we guarantee there’s a place for you at Inkwells! Can’t make the meetings? Join us for writing field trips and poetry slams!

Men’s Volleyball Club: The Men's Volleyball Club plays in the Rocky Mountain West League.

Music Educators: Music Education Club seeks to develop students interested in music education through regular meetings and traveling to the annual Colorado Music Educators Association Conference. They also participate in music ministry at local schools.

Omicron Delta Kappa: Omicron Delta Kappa is an invitational national leadership honor society that recognizes superior scholarship, leadership, and character.

Paragon: Paragon is CCU's literary magazine that provides students with an outlet for creativity and expression. Under the direction of appointed student editors, this annual publication is comprised of contributions by students or original poetry, short stories, photography, and artwork.

Philosophy Club: The Philosophy Club works to inform and educate CCU students of philosophical works and schools while providing an opportunity for free thought and discussion.

Pre-Health Club: Through guest speakers, panels, study groups, and service activities, the Pre-Health Club serves as a source of education and support for science majors.

Research Club: Research Club is a scholarly, Christ-focused club founded in order to teach, challenge, and prepare students for both graduate school and prospective careers in their respective fields.

Revive: Revive organizes regular prayer and worship gatherings, as well as outreach efforts.

Student Athlete Advisory Council: SAAC provides an excellent vehicle for communication between the administration of CCU Athletics and student-athletes. The SAAC provides students with an opportunity to offer input on programs designed to serve their needs as student-athletes.

Sojourners: Sojourners make weekly trips to downtown Denver to provide food and other necessities to the homeless and those with low incomes. They work to build relationships and minister to those they serve.

Swing for the King: Swing for the King creates a social atmosphere for students and faculty to get exercise, socialize, and have fun while swing dancing.

Tabletop: Tabletop provides an opportunity for students to bond and create new relationships over friendly board game competition.

Tennis Club: Tennis Club provides practice and competition for CCU students interested in tennis.

Tessellation: Tessellation’s mission is to inform, educate, and engage in dialogue with students about the diversity of minority cultures represented among the CCU student body.

The Adventure Project: The Adventure Project seeks to create a community on campus for outdoor enthusiasts of all levels and interests, and demonstrate the impact God’s creation can have on furthering the kingdom through spiritual formation and transformation.

Trash Club: Trash Club meets weekly to pick up trash from residence halls and fellowship with one another through prayer.

Westside Ministries: Westside Ministries works to connect with and minister to underprivileged kids in downtown Denver through weekly Bible studies, tutoring, and recess.

Women in the Workforce: Women in the Workforce empowers women who strive to go into business while allowing them to meet real life professionals. Women in the Workforce goes outside the classroom to give students real life advice from professionals.

Women’s Volleyball Club: The Women’s Volleyball Club promotes fellowship and athleticism through the sport of volleyball.

Young Hearts: Young Hearts aims to lead the generations before us closer to the love of God through bible studies, worship, games, crafts...and lots of laughs! They regularly visit the Lakeview Senior Living Center, as well as coordinate special events and celebrations for the residents.