Associated Students • Western Washington University

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A'capella Club

To give students a place to sing socially, utilizing their voices in many different ways. Also to show that song style does not restrict an all vocal group. Membership is open to all; performance group will be selected from the membership.
Contact Person: Matt Bell, 360-320-1316, wwuacapella@gmail.com, slaphappy@whidbey.com

Acts of Kindness Club

We think that doing good things for other people is nice and feels great! It's really that simple. We will organize and promote acts of kindness for friends and strangers alike.
Contact Person: W. Brooks Hassig, 253-312-2511, theactsofkindnessclub@gmail.com,

African Caribbean Club (A.C.C.)

A support group for Africans and Caribbeans who are attendening Western. The purpose of the group is to bond together with the traditions that come from our various countries.
Contact Person: Yusuf Beshir, 206-372-3255, beshiry@students.wwu.edu,

Against Civilization

We believe the institution of civilization, with its cities, agriculture, and technology, is the basis of the most destructive cultures. To face the full impact of civilization requires acknowledging that it is inherently oppressive and destructive. Cities demand the importation of resources, which are ultimately obtained through violence. Agriculture takes more than it gives to the land, turning diverse ecosystems into monocultures and living soil to desert. Technology requires exploitation of the natural world and condenses power into fewer and fewer hands. Industrial civilization in particular, with its machinery, engines, and oil-based production, has further accelerated the speed of the devastation. We draw on environmentalism, feminism, deep ecology, spirituality, anarchy, indigenous lifeways, anti-oppression politics, peak oil and collapse theories, and past struggles for justice for our analysis and our inspiration. We are open to challenging our thinking and ourselves. We recognize that though the dominant culture threatens us all, it also gives privileges to some at the expense of others, and whether industrial culture continues or is stopped, the impact on people will differ.
Contact Person: Cameron Murphey, 425-652-2673, againstcivilization@gmail.com, murpcam@gmail.com

AIYA! Animation Club

To cultivate awareness of Japanese animation with the hope of providing insight into Japanese culture and language.
Contact Person: Hailey Hepler, , aiya.wwu@gmail.com, heplerh@students.wwu.edu

All Music Project (AMP)

To organize, promote, and support music, especially within the greater Bellingham area.
Contact Person: Keegan Chapman, 360-483-8045, allmusicproject@live.com, keeganchapman@live.com

All Saints Episcopal Campus Ministry

This ministry exists to make Christ's presence known at Western Washington University through common prayer, common meals, study and service. We want to provide opportunities for all students to explore the richness found within the traditions of the Church and the joy found in being a part of Christian community.
Contact Person: Kiersten Moore, 760-271-5387, moorek27@students.wwu.edu, knight.ryanp@gmail.com

Alpha Kappa Psi

Alpha Kappa Psi is recognized as the premier developer of principled business leaders. Core values are: brotherhood, knowledge, integrity, service, and unity. Guiding principles are: building brotherhood, lifelong learning, high ethical standards, improving communities, and enhancing the fraternity for life.
Contact Person: Dan Vandiver, 904-422-6293, www.akpsi@gmail.com,
Website: http://www.akpsi.org

Alter Ego Society

We are a group of people who like to come together, as our alter egos, and play pretend. We think it is important for people to explore and expand their personalities, and discover all the different sides of themselves. Also our gatherings are totally radical and hilarious.
Contact Person: Grace Anne Wischerth, 718-755-7771, ieatsoyandzeugma@gmail.com,

American Choral Directors Association (ACDA)

To promote excellence in choral music education.
Contact Person: Deanna Wilson, 206-714-0927, wilso39@students.wwu.edu,

Anthropology Club

The Anthropology Club will host an annual, regional student conference. In addition, the club will provide members with an opportunity to network with other students interested in all areas of anthropology. Members who join the listserv will be sent updates from the National Association of Student Anthropologists (NASA) and information on conferences and other development opportunities.
Contact Person: Malina Hubler, 360-483-6191, hublerm@students.wwu.edu,
Website: http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~anthclub

Apple Students of WWU

This organization provides a venue for Apple students at Western to meet and further explore the options and functions of their Apple products. There is no tech support for Apples provided by WWU so this will be an important student resource.
Contact Person: Onana Luca, 425-830-0334, lucao@students.wwu.edu,

Arabic Language Club

To realize the goal of creating an Arabic speaking community that can help students of the language and native speakers here on campus.
Contact Person: Justin van Dyk, , vandykj2@students.wwu.edu,

Association for Women in Science

To provide a venue for women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics to get together to break down barriers and create opportunities to ensure women in these fields can achieve their full potential. Membership is not exclusive to females, it is open to anyone who supports the club's goals.
Contact Person: Julia Cochran, 718-354-0129, cochraj7@students.wwu.edu,

Avatar Club

To celebrate, watch and discuss Nickelodeon's "Avatar: The Last Airbender" with other fans.
Contact Person: Tyler Baxter, 425-802-7401, baxtert@students.wwu.edu,

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Backyard Brawlers

Our purpose is to play backyard-style football with fellow Western and non-Western people.
Contact Person: Dominique Sagao, 206-384-2298, sagiaod@cc.wwu.edu,

Bellingham Bike Gang

The Bellingham Bike Gang welcomes all bicyclists regardless of experience, bike type, and hygiene. The number one mission of the BBG is safety. Members will set examples for fellow Bhammers by obeying road rules, wearing helmets and using correct bike hand signals. Related Gang activities throughout the year will include, bicycle workshops, helmet decorating, and group rides.
Contact Person: Devin Spencer, 360-621-1439, mistert2k@gmail.com,

Bellingham Emerging Green Builders (EGB)

Bellingham Emerging Green Builders is our local student committee of the US Green Building Council's Cascadia chapter Emerging Green Builders group. It is the Bellingham EGB's intent to educate and promote awareness of the Green building movement and specifically the current industry standard for Green building, the LEED rating system. We will do this by integrating students and young professionals and providing a supportive opportunity for development through our involvement with the USGBC and our local chapter network at the Cascadia office located in Seattle. An Emerging Green Builder is an individual in school or within five years of graduation. This club is open to anyone interested in becoming more involved in Green building from any discipline of study or practice.
Contact Person: Noe Penney, , bellinghamegb@gmail.com, penneyn@students.wwu.edu

Big Brothers Big Sisters

As an AS Club, it is our intent to represent, advertise events, promote volunteering, raise funds, and coordinate meetings on behalf of BBBS of Washington (Whatcom County).
Contact Person: Grant Kinman, 360-931-4925, grizlyadams18@yahoo.com,

Billy Goat Climbing Club

The overall goal of the Billy Goat Climbing Club is to connect WWU students who hold similar interests in the recreational activities of rock climbing, bouldering, ice climbing, and alpine climbing/mountaineering. The name Billy Goat Club (BGC) is chosen due to the nature of the Billy Goat. These alpine animals travel and live comfortably at high altitude rugged terrain, and as a community or herd support one another. The BGC remains true to the name by creating a community or support network to introduce WWU students to others who share a passion for climbing. Similar to Billy Goats, climbers ten to travel in a herd because a climber generally needs a climbing partner to safely and successfully complete a climb. The BGC’s intent to is to act as a hub and create a network of new students to meet fellow climbers and also assist students who are newly introduced into the recreation of climbing by supplying mentors. The BGC will not be responsible for personal climbing trips the members partake in; however, the BGC will create the support needed to gain introductions and friendships for those who do seek climbing partners or information on climbing in the local area.
Contact Person: Andrew Craig, 360-670-6889, bgc@mail.com, alrukin@mail.com

Biology Club

To unite students and create and elaborate network for students with similar interests in Biology.
Contact Person: Ann Tran, 253-355-3859, trana3@cc.wwu.edu, wwu.bioclub@gmail.com

Black Student Union

The BSU is a social club for African American students. Goals are to provide ethnic minority students as well as majority students with a sense of community and ecuation about African American culture and history.
Contact Person: Breanna Jones, 206-303-8137, bsu.wwu@gmail.com,

Blue Crew

The BLUE CREW is all about YOU, the WWU Students. It's the official WWU student spirit/cheering organization/club in the stands, referred to as "Viking Territory" at every athletic event. The wild, crazy, boisterous and dedicated fans are devoted to school spirit and cheering on their Vikings. "Viking Territory" is a place where everyone can come together to support one cause, Western Athletics. The BLUE CREW means more than just being a fan at the game, it means being a part of the game. The BLUE CREW is a team in the bleachers just like the football team on the field. Joining the BLUE CREW and stepping into "Viking Territory" as a Viking fan builds an unstoppable team, whether it's soccer or volleyball, BLUE CREW brings excitement & energy to all Western Athletic events.
Contact Person: Amy Meyer, 425-466-4299, Akmeyer05@gmail.com, blue.crew@wwu.edu

Board Game Club

To create a safe, non-discriminatory and fun environment for Western students to gather and enjoy board games together.
Contact Person: Rosie Crow, 206-356-3807, wwuboardgameclub@gmail.com, rosie_crow@yahoo.com

Body Empowerment Club

We wish to involve all students in changing the culture of the campus and community by educating about body image, harmful cultural and media messages, and size discrimination. We support a balanced, self nurturing, healthful lifestyle.
Contact Person: Joshua O'Donnell, 360-650-3290, Joshua.ODonnell@wwu.edu,

Bridge Club

The only rule of Bridge Club is to show respect, both for your fellow players and the game.
Contact Person: Larissa Katrina, 360-259-1078, wwubridgeclub@gmail.com, lkatrina480@gmail.com

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Campus Christian Fellowship

CCF is a student organization whose members are dedicated to helping fellow students gain an understanding of the person and claims of Jesus Christ.
Contact Person: Clinton Brooks, 360-878-0304, admin@ccfministry.com, platoscontact@gmail.com
Website: http://www.ccfministry.com

Campus Crusade for Christ

We are here to help turn lost students into Christ-centered laborers. We are open to all students who want to get together for games, fellowship, and Bible study.
Contact Person: Courtney Frankhouser, , wwucru@gmail.com, frankhc@students.wwu.edu
Website: http://www.seattlecru.org

Campus Friends Club

We want to encourage strong, lasting friendships between Western students and the students of the Asia University America Program (AUAP) by going on fun excursions together. These excursions will introduce AUAP students, and maybe Western students as well, to exciting parts of Bellingham that they might never otherwise see.
Contact Person: Rosemary Haskins & Gwen Taylor, 360-305-7862 or 253-266-8353, Rosemary.Haskins@wwu.edu, taylorg4@students.wwu.edu

Capoeira Club

The goal of the Capoeira Club is to promote the act of Capoeira and Afro-Brazilian culture. It is our belief that playing Capoeira can benefit anyone who wants to learn by improving physical fitness, self awareness, and self-confidence. As an art of the African slaves in Brazil, it is a fight for freedom, whether physical, mental, spiritual,emotional, or social. We are therefore committeed to raising awareness of how Capoeira can improve people's quality of life and also making it available to anyone who wants to join the Capoeira community.
Contact Person: Juliet Holzknecht, 206-992-6454, capoeirawwu@yahoo.com, holzknj@cc.wwu.edu

Ceili Dance Club

We provide a fun environment in which to learn Irish Ceili dance. Everyone is welcome! Meetings include one hour of lesson and one hour to dance. (musicians wanted!)
Contact Person: Laura Gorrin, 510-367-8696, gorrinl@students.wwu.edu,

Chabad Jewish Student Organization

Chabad at WWU is a home-away-from home for Jewish students at Western Washington University and the surrounding colleges. Chabad serves the needs of students on a social, educational and spiritual level. At Chabad, all students are welcome, regardless of background, affiliation, and level of observance.
Contact Person: Darryl Spencer, 425-941-2909, spenced3@gmail.com, wwu@jewishbellingham.com
Website: http://www.jewishvikings.com/

Chapter One

Chapter One is a group centered and focused around two main pillars. We are a Christian club with a desire to first and foremost, encourage one another in Godliness and to reject compromise. Secondly, serve in outreach for the gospel. We would love to have anybody who is interested attend.
Contact Person: Andrew Larsen, 360-296-4099, email@chapteroneteam.com, andrew@chapteroneteam.com
Website: www.chapteroneteam.com

Chinese Language Club

To provide individuals interested in studying Mandarin Chinese opportunities to further their language acquisition through the use of social interaction, film, and board games.
Contact Person: Justin Cherveny, (360) 305-8524, slimoreilly@gmail.com,

Chinese Student Association

Our goal is to share and celebrate our Asian culture with the community, and serve as a network where students can connect.
Contact Person: Kevin Ng, 425-213-8624, csa.wwu@gmail.com, ngk2@students.wwu.edu

Christian Students Association

To study the Recovery Version of the Bible utilizing the extensive footnotes and cross-references to gain a thorough, full, and complete understanding of the economy of God, and thereby, participate in enjoying Him intrinsically and building up His corporate expression.
Contact Person: Jeremy Mullavey , 360-527-1733, wwu.believers@gmail.com, mullavj2@cc.wwu.edu
Website: http://www.wwuchristians.org

Circle K (Collegiate Kiwanis)

The purpose of Circle K is to do community and volunteer work.
Contact Person: Erin Durch & Chris Woo, 253-951-2052 or 253-631-5514, wwucirclek@gmail.com,
Website: http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~circlek/

Circus Skills Society

To learn, teach and promote juggling and its related arts.
Contact Person: Corina Cheever, 206-940-8236, wwucircusclub@gmail.com, cheevec@gmail.com

Classical Ballet Club

The Classical Ballet Club is dedicated to developing appreciation of classical ballet at WWU and the surrounding area. This includes promoting participation in classical ballets performed at WWU and the communities serviced by WWU. Ballet dancers are especially encouraged to join, although all those who love classical ballet are welcome. We are seeking to foster a culture at WWU that is knowledgable and appreciative of classical ballet.
Contact Person: Kelly Skomerza, 360-770-2206, skomerk@students.wwu.edu, wisewwu@yahoo.com

Club Canada

To promote and celebrate Canada as well as the unique relationship between Canada and the United States with other Canadians.
Contact Person: Kathleen Mintz, , wwuclubcanada@gmail.com,

Code Share Club

Teaches anyone how to be a computer programmer, provides a forum to share your programming hobbies and provides an outlet for a group of new programmers to collaborate.
Contact Person: Cassidy Liston, 206-498-0657, cassidy.l@gmail.com,

College Republicans

To provide representation to an underrepresented ideology here on campus. The club will provide an opportunity to voice opinions and debate politics in a respectful, reasoned environment.
Contact Person: Romaka Yniguez, 360-393-5190, wwucrepublican@gmail.com, yniguer@students.wwu.edu

Comics/Sequential Art Club

To provide Western students with a forum to discuss and share in their interest of comics and to organize comic related events open to anyone.
Contact Person: Jeff Krajewski, 425-346-9835, theamazingcoelacanth@hotmail.com, jeffmk@gmail.com
Website: library.sushitree.org

Communication Club

To provide students with resources which can synergize our ideas and experiences for our common good and well being. The club will enhance our confidence and provide students with a sense of community in the Department of Communication at Western and beyond.
Contact Person: Shari Karber, , karbers@students.wwu.edu, commclub.wwu@gmail.com
Website: http://www.ac.wwu.edu/%7ecommclub/

Connections

Connections provides a supportive community for those who want to connect with others in a social and sober environment. Connections is committed to putting on alcohol- and drug-free events open to all students.
Contact Person: Amanda Daviau, 360-656-6633, daviaua@students.wwu.edu,

Conservation Northwest - WWU Chapter

The focus of this club is to collaborate with Conservation Northwest, a local non-profit organization, in advocating for the protection of the remaining wild areas in the Pacific Northwest. This includes old growth forests and other wildlife habitat.
Contact Person: Ryan Lazzeri, 503-434-7688, lazzerr@students.wwu.edu,

Creators of Visual Art and Literature Society

This club exists to provide a supportive and motivational environment for amateur writers and artists. Members are encouraged to bring in their current projects to work alongside everyone else and get feedback if desired.
Contact Person: Andre Lucas, 360-480-6785, lucasa2@students.wwu.edu,

Cribbage Club

Our purpose is to improve mathematical skills in a fun, well-organized, social atmosphere. And also to share experiences and make new friends, while playing cribbage.
Contact Person: Miles Kenney, 206-909-8719, kenneym@cc.wwu.edu,

Croquet Club

Croquet has been around since the beginning of time. It's a game of etiquette that requires the three S's: skills, stamina, and spunk. Croquet Club gives an outlet to the WWU students to spend quality time togehter, sipping tea and participating in the spirit that is croquet.
Contact Person: Devin Spencer, 360-621-1439, mistert2k@gmail.com,
Website: Facebook search: Fun Time Coalition

Cuong Nhu Club

The purpose of this club is to spread the knowledge of the martial arts so that people can come together to learn and practice self-defense. Cuong Nhu helps people improve themselves physically and mentally.
Contact Person: Joseph Cordell, 253-228-6884, cordelj@students.wwu.edu,

Current Events Forum

The Current Events Forum is an opportunity for students and faculty to discuss current issues in an informal setting. The club aims to increase awareness of current events and their significance as well as provide students with the skills to discuss world events accurately and intelligently with their peers and their professors.
Contact Person: Anna Ellermeier, 206-369-9792, currenteventsforum@gmail.com, ellerma@students.wwu.edu

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Dance for a Cause

This club organizes benefit dances on campus. Each dance will go towards a different cause. Anyone interested in event planning is welcome to join to help make the club successful.
Contact Person: Carly Geer, 425-445-9114, geerc2@students.wwu.edu,

Dark Side Printmakers Society

For too long printmaking has been a marginalized artistic medium. Our goal is to promote appreciation of printmaking as a primary artistic medium. In forming a club for printmaking we hope to advocate resources to obtain lectures from visiting printmakers, as well as produce funds to aid in student participation in scholarly endeavors and travel related to the advancement of the medium.
Contact Person: Austin Stiegemeier, 208-755-1809, austin.stiegemeier@gmail.com,

Dead Parrots Society

To perform improvisational theatre in the community of WWU and Bellingham. We also make it our goal to teach peers the skills of improvising and constructing good improvised scenes.
Contact Person: Kristopher Erickson, 360-271-0282, krisader28@hotmail.com,

Demography Club

The Demography Club will provide an open forum for students interested in the field of demography. Discussions will be held on individual research and classroom topics involving current and historical demographic issues.
Contact Person: Adrienne Ramm, 509-855-1641, ramma@students.wwu.edu,

Disc Golf Club

Disc golf is a sport that challenges several aspects of your mind and body, while still being one of the most relaxing, enjoyable games. The Disc Golf Club will teach the game, practice the skills, and give you the opportunity to experience fun, nature, and a sense of self growth.
Contact Person: Dario Re, 509-951-4141, red@cc.wwu.edu,

Diversity Inspired Volunteer Educators (DIVE)

To impact students with diverse backgrounds through volunteer work, to be successful in their lives and raise awareness of diversity among educators.
Contact Person: Jessi Stipe, 360-927-3343, dive@wwu.edu, stipej@students.wwu.edu

Do Dream Korean Missions

Our purpose is to build a strong body of Korean students who will encourage one another in academic excellence, social interaction, integrity, pursuit of our Christian belief, and outreach to Korean community or school community members, as well as fundraising for outreach overseas.
Contact Person: Whantai (Peter) Park, 360-224-9301, ilovewantae@yahoo.com,

Dreamer's Club

We are a group of people who like to come together and discuss our dreams. We talk about where they originated, what they mean and what we can do with them. We also discuss dream theory and try to improve our dreaming recall.
Contact Person: Grace Anne Wischerth, 718-755-7771, ieatsoyandzeugma@gmail.com,

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Engineers Without Borders - WWU Chapter

Engineers Without Borders is a non-profit humanitarian organization establsihed to partner with communities worldwide in order to improve their quality of life. This partnership involves the implementation of sustainable engineering projects while involving and training internationally responsible engineers and engineering students.
Contact Person: Miranda Savory, , ewb.wwu@gmail.com, miranda_savory@yahoo.com

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F yeah: Let's be professional artists

"F yeah: Let's be professional artists" is a club that concentrates on strengthening the local art community at WWU. We are dedicated artists who understand the importance of dialogue within the art community, and will create an open space for artists to show their work and receive feedback. Through the use of critiques, trips to Seattle's first Thursday art walks, and Philadelphia's Society of Photographic Educators (SPE) conference we will help each other strengthen our work and promote it in the community.
Contact Person: Adam McRae, 206-819-6619, mcrae2112@gmail.com, fyeaharts@gmail.com
Website: www.fyeahart.blogspot.com

Fairhaven Free Press

Fairhaven Free Press acts as a forum for Fairhaven students to have an ongoing dialogue with the rest of the Western and Bellingham communities about important issues. The paper is meant to be a space for students to discuss and challenge each others'views, enriching the learning experience. While it was formed primarily to serve Fairhaven students, the Free Press is non-exclusive and open to submissions from all WWU students.
Contact Person: Jordan Bright, 260-599-9904, fairhavenfreepress@gmail.com, snowcrushed54@gmail.com

Fairhaven Theatre Company

It is the purpose of the Fairhaven Theatre Company to inspire thought and invoke emotion through community-based, co-evoluntionary theatre. We embrace differences and respect boundaries while holding ourselves and each other accountable for putting forth art of the highest caliber.
Contact Person: Mario Orallo, 206-920-9670, fairhaventheatre@gmail.com, orallom@students.wwu.edu

Filipino American Student Association

To educate and explore Filipino heritage and culture.
Contact Person: Sofina Morales , 206-383-5739, wwufasa@yahoo.com, morales3@cc.wwu.edu
Website: http://www.fasawwu.org

Filming Ideas w/Limited Material (F.I.L.M.)

A place to utilize talent or interest in the development/creation of movies. Requires: enthusiasm, creativity, and a good sense of humor.
Contact Person: Michael Philpott, 360-592-4113, mkpf16ace@msn.com,

Fly Fishing Club

Much like the class, ESCI 315 "Art, Science, and Ethics of Fly Fishing," we would learn how to tie flies, cast, and identify fish and bug species as well as educate participants in environmental conservation. We will develop the skills you need to become a fly fisherperson.
Contact Person: Anne Maertens, 206-920-2408, annemaertens@hotmail.com,

Formula SAE

Our club is a student run organization which designs and builds miniature Formula race cars for an annual competition in Detroit along with over 140 other teams.
Contact Person: Matthew Kelly, 360-202-3744, info@wwufsae.com, matt.kelly@wwufsae.com
Website: http://www.wwufsae.com

Foul Play: A Murder Mystery Club

The purpose of foulplay is to organize and participate in murder mystery games. A murder mystery game is an interactive clue game centered around a pre-planned murder and storyline. People are given characters and must use their best sleuthing and acting skills to solve the mystery, prove their own innocence, and complete their agendas.
Contact Person: Maddy Vonhoff, 360-713-1997, foulplayclub@yahoo.com, maddy.vonhoff@comcast.net
Website: http://foulplayclub.proboards.com

Free Expression Dance

To provide a creative environment to dance any way you like to. We are all about getting unashamed at how you can move. But we are also about letting you bring all other arts to the dances, which could be drawing, painting, playing music, circus performance, and/or anything you think adds to the creative mix. We hope to see you enjoying and expressing yourself.
Contact Person: Ian Forsyth, 360-391-0090, purplecabin@gmail.com,

Friends of Asian Elephants (FAE)

FAE aims to spread public awareness of the plight of the endangered asian elephant and promote a change in the way domesticated elephants are treated. One of our main goals is to raise money to foster an elephant at the Elephant Nature Park, ENP. ENP is a non-profit organization that promotes the rights of asian elephants in Thailand. ENP is a sanctuary for mistreated and abused elephants that have been rescued and live in peace at ENP, in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Contact Person: Sally Sandack, 360-927-6645, benelephants@gmail.com,

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German Club

German Club strives to create a fun environment for the Western Washington University campus community to experience a wide range of cultural activities. We promote the awareness and appreciation of the german language and culture. German Club provides a networking opportunity for those interested in encouraging multi-cultural diversity.
Contact Person: Jennifer Patterson, 360-980-1020, germanclubwwu@gmail.com, patterj8@students.wwu.edu
Website: Facebook Search: WWU German Club

Girl Scouts of WWU

Campus Girl Scouts is a service ogranization open to men and women who subscribe to the mission of Girl Scouts of the USA, which is: to build girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place.
Contact Person: Cathryn Smith, 360-319-9924, girlscoutswwu@gmail.com, smithc61@students.wwu.edu

Global Technology Academy - WWU

Our mission is to enable youth locally and in under-served communities thoughout the world to achieve digital literacy through leadership development and cross-cultural experiences. Global Technology Academy - WWU provides access to technology, which in turn provides access to information and education, an outlet to communicating with the rest of the world, and the skills that will give opportunity for better jobs; and is committed to educating those with access to computers in both digital literacy and computer maintenance.
Contact Person: Linnea Rye, 425-785-2918, info@gta-wwu.org, linnea.rye@gta-wwu.org
Website: http://gta-wwu.org

Graphic Design Club

Graphic design club is affiliated with the seattle student chapter of the american institute of graphic artists. We want to promote design on western's campus, encourage students in the grapic design department and students interested in design and create community and connections with designers in bellingham and the greater seattle area.
Contact Person: Jonathan McConnell, (206) 617-7598, mcconnj2@students.wwu.edu,

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Harry Potter Club

To gather Harry Potter fans in one place where we can talk, discuss, or celebrate anything that has to do with Harry Potter.
Contact Person: Chris Godwin, 253-569-9333, cgodwin06@yahoo.com,

Hillel of WWU

Hillel of WWU is a non-denominational student union dedicated to preserving Jewish culture, history and tradition through social, educational, and social-activism events.
Contact Person: Rachel Rasmus, 425-283-7774, hillelwwu@gmail.com, panrachel@hotmail.com
Website: http://hillelwwu.blogspot.com

Hui 'O Hawaii

We invite all students who are interested in the Hawaiian traditions and culture to get involved and socialize. Our major event is the very successful, fun annual luau. Stop by and say hi!
Contact Person: Cheryl Fujioka or Kai Yoshimura, 808-640-4416 or 808-227-1223, fujiokc@students.wwu.edu, yoshim8@students.wwu.edu

Huxley Student Air & Waste Management Association (AWMA) Chapter

The purpose of this chapter is to promote environmental related concerns/topics through interacting with the professional community. Our goals are to provide real world experience and opportunities in the environmental field while creating a network of individuals that share a common interest.
Contact Person: Devin Mounts & Nick Galvin, , wwuawma@gmail.com, mountsd@students.wwu.edu

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IFO: Bulc Retpocileh

To provide a space in which experienced and budding R/C helicopter enthusiasts may gather and turn their eyes to the sky (and drink juice boxes). In addition, to explore the natures and applications of other flying objects (safely of course).
Contact Person: Robert Daniel, (253) 221-2634, gettodachoppa7@yahoo.com, lordaalser@yahoo.com

Institute for Village Studies Club

To raise awareness of global, international issues, specifically education. To raise money through fund-raising for international schools which I.V.S. visited on the Winter 2008 trip. Also to raise awareness in fellow students of the benefits of travel, adventure, and group learning.
Contact Person: Chelsey Eyre, 360-510-9619, eyrec@students.wwu.edu,

Interclub Diversity Coalition

The purpose of IDC is to create a more holistic community among the many diversity and social issue clubs. The goal is to foster investment from student activists for the betterment of Western for all identities and experiences.
Contact Person: Brittany Otter, 425-478-3179, future.otter@gmail.com,

International Affairs Association

International Affairs Association gives students the opportunity to discuss international affairs from the point of view of a country at multi-day conferences all over the country. Besides gaining a unique perspective, delegates practice diplomacy firsthand by negotiating with allies and enemies and constructively building a solution to global problems.
Contact Person: Rosa Jimenez or Ben Stamm, , president@westerniaa.org, vp@westerniaa.org
Website: http://www.WesternIAA.org

International Business Club

To provide an interest-group-based forum to assist students in learning more about the international business community and world economy. And giving students a chance to be a part of it through intellectual and social activities. Additionally, we hope to be able to secure internships for students internationally, while exchanging local internships with foreign students who want to come work in the U.S.A.
Contact Person: Brittany Bossman & Bethany Shackleford, 360-739-6164 or 425-737-6862, wwuibc@gmail.com,
Website: http://www.cbe.wwu.edu/clubs/ibc/

International Movie and Tea Club

To organize the foreign exchange student group under one umbrella and to introduce them to various cultures through the viewing of foreign film. Each week a film from a different country will be shown, as well as having food and drink preparations by student members on a rotating basis.
Contact Person: Katrin Deeg, 206-271-3861, deegk@cc.wwu.edu,

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Japanese Conversation Club

To provide a club for those with interest in speaking the Japanese language and to promote multiculturalism at WWU.
Contact Person: Chi Xiong, 425-444-6227, xiongc@students.wwu.edu,

Japanese Student Association

Japanese Student Association is to promote a better understanding of Japanese culture: free from stereotypes and idealized images of Japan and its people. The club is open for all who have an interest in learning more about Japan. It provides opportunities to discuss Japanese customs, travels, language, sports, fashion and arts. We, the members of Japanese Student Association, open that all members will be able to make connections with others through meetings and activities.
Contact Person: Alisa Sweet, 360-318-5909, jsa_wwu@hotmail.com, asweet.517@gmail.com

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Kite Flying Society

Ever since Man has looked up, he has been fascinated with the skies. And one of the first things man thought was, "I wonder if I can fly things off of a string up there?" And thus kite flying was born. The Kite Flying Society is serious business. It is a breeding ground for kite enthusiasts and beginners alike. Some society sponsored events include, group flying, kite workshops for beginners and the experienced, making your own kites, and if we can figure out how, kite fighting. Remember to look to the skies.
Contact Person: Devin Spencer, 360-621-1439, mistert2k@gmail.com,

Korean Students Association

To promote and educate about Korean culture at Western. It provides opportunities to know Korean traditional customs, language, and ancient arts; in ancient Chinese texts, Korea is referred to as "Rivers and Mountains embroidered on silk." We, the members of Korean Students Association promote better understanding of Korean culture.
Contact Person: Cody Tornow, 360-224-4864, wwuksa@gmail.com, tornowc2@students.wwu.edu

Kulshan Aikido Club

To train in the practice of aikido and promote the principles of aiki; a non-violent martial art known as the "art of peace".
Contact Person: Jason Horrocks, 509-230-5272, horrocj@students.wwu.edu, wwuclub@kulshanaikikai.org
Website: http://www.kulshanaikikai.org

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La Mesa Espanola

To help anyone who wants to perfect their ability to speak the spanish language to do so by creating a place in which english is completely excluded from all dialogue. Also, to work with the spanish speaking community and to raise awareness about the influence of spanish speakers in Bellingham.
Contact Person: Ryan Brunhauer, 360-318-4082, delasoul1@gmail.com,

La Table Francaise

For the french-speaking population of Bellingham (and surrounding areas!) to congregate, have good conversation, and work on their language skills.
Contact Person: Zoe Mote, , motez@students.wwu.edu,

Latino Student Union

The Latino Student Union promotes the unity, education, heritage and culture of the Latino community. We are a resource for Latino students and allies alike. LSU advocates awareness on social, cultural and identity issues faced by the Latino population, both within the US and in Latin America. We embrace all those who embrace us and wish to celebrate and recognize Latino culture.
Contact Person: Ana Parada, 206-883-6208, lsuwwu@gmail.com,

Latter Day Saints Student Association

To sponsor the study of Christian scriptures: to participate in service to the community, model Christian morals and involve young adults in a variety of events.
Contact Person: Brianna Bates, 360-630-3827, batesb@students.wwu.edu,

LEAD (Learning, Environment, Action, Discovery)

Linking Western Washington University, Whatcom County schools, environmental organizations and government agencies to encourage community-based environmental restoration education and service-learning for the benefit of our community.
Contact Person: Kimberly Adank and Alyssa Firkus, 360-650-2133, lead@wwu.edu,
Website: http://www.wwu.edu/lead

Leo Club of WWU

Leo Clubs are an official activity of Lions Clubs International that encourages young men and women to serve others in their community and around the world. Leo Clubs are sponsored by local Lions Clubs and may be either school-affiliated or community-based. Leo Club activities include regular meetings, service projects, and social functions. The Leo Motto -- LEADERSHIP, EXPERIENCE OPPORTUNITY -- is fulfilled as members work together in response to the needs of others.
Contact Person: Lisa Vaughn, , bastrawberry12@hotmail.com,

Library Maniacs!

This club's purpose is to improve the library for student use. We will pass along ideas to library administration for review.
Contact Person: Faith Patton, 360-621-0238, scumcandy@gmail.com, wwulibraryclub@gmail.com

Lutheran Student Movement

Organization of Lutheran (and other denominations) students who gather for worship, praise, service, fun and fellowship. People of all faiths are welcome.
Contact Person: Anthony Rhodes, 425-348-4673, tony_rhodes@comcast.net, wwu_lutherans@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.lsm-wwu.org

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Making Western Diverse

Our club is an extension of the WA State Achievers Scholars program here at Western. The Achievers Scholars are low-income students who received the scholarship based on the diversity in their high schools. About 50% of the recipients are students of color and about 30% of our students are ESL. The purpose of our club is to put on social and academic events to bring together the older and newer Achievers who currently attend Western. But most important, we would like to provide a support system not only for Achievers, but for any student who wishes to build a strong foundation here.
Contact Person: Kiana Brisco, 206-304-9451, somcallmekrazy@yahoo.com,

Management Information Systems Assoc. (MISA)

Inform students, explore local companies using I.S., investigate internships & scholarships.
Contact Person: Brittany Butler, 253-224-6716, misaclub@wwu.edu, butlerb5@students.wwu.edu
Website: http://www.cbe.wwu.edu/clubs/misa

MEChA (Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano/a de Aztlan)

To promote an educational, cultural and supportive atmosphere for Chicano/Latinos students on Western's campus.
Contact Person: Juanita Salinas, 206-574-8871, wwumecha@yahoo.com, salinaj2@students.wwu.edu
Website: http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~esc/clubs/mecha/

Medieval Re-Creation Club

To promote interest and education in medieval studies by re-creation of period costumes, arts and sciences, and pagentry of the time period between 600 A.D. to 1600 A.D.
Contact Person: Jennifer Sandstrom, 360-201-3488, sandstj4@students.wwu.edu,

Meditation Club

A peaceful mind, a relaxed body and a joyful soul - these are the qualities that our club stands for. Through simple yoga, breathing and meditation, you can expect to have a fulfilling experience, even if it's your first time. Please email us for meeting times and locations. We are not religiously affiliated.
Contact Person: Brooks Hassig, 253-312-2511, meditationclub@gmail.com,

Mensa Latina (Latin Table)

To give students a non-academic setting to practice the use of colloquial Latin, and to bring the Latin speakers of campus together.
Contact Person: Kristin Kowalski, 425-246-9361, kowalsk2@students.wwu.edu,

Mixed Identity Student Organization (MISO)

We seek to form an alliance of students who desire ownership over their own identities while respecting the identities of others. We seek to function as a social support resource promoting identity exploration and cross cultural understanding. As students whose own identities continually cross boundaries that historically have divided populations and cultural groups and whose intersections of identity are often not reflected by the dominant society, we seek to create a safe space to explore the politics of identity and race as a social construction in both a private and public atmosphere. We seek to educate ourselves and our community.
Contact Person: Sharde Mills , 360-650-7276, MISO_WWU@yahoo.com,
Website: http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~esc/clubs/miso/index.html

moVing! - WWU Dance

moVing! - WWU Dance aims to create a positive community of dancers at WWU. As a club, we will involve our work as dancers with both the campus and local communities. We aim to create an open environment for communication among faculty and students as well as create opportunities for performance and travel. As the program grows, moVing! will strive to maintain an active and inviting dance community at Western.
Contact Person: Hannah Lindberg, 509-951-2391, hklindberg@gmail.com,

Music Educators National Conference, MENC

This club's purpose is to meet on a monthly basis to discuss issues and concepts of music education. Once a year, the club travels to a NW music education conference, the purpose of which is to attend seminars and make connections with established members of the music education community. We also provide knowledge and information from guest speakers to help our members improve teaching skills and expand their minds.
Contact Person: Sarah Kaal, 360-265-7843, kaals@students.wwu.edu,

Muslim Student Association

To invite both Muslims and non-Muslims to come together and learn about Islam while at the same time, socializing.
Contact Person: Kamran Rahman, 360-701-4850, kamran.rahman@gmail.com,

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N.E.R.F.

N.E.R.F. is out to introduce and promote a fun, safe and cheap way to relieve stress, through the use of NERF blasters. N.E.R.F. provides an opportunity for everyone regardless of skill, age, gender or athletic ability to experience the simple joy of nerfing each other, while growing one's skills as a leader and team player in healthy competition. All students will be required to sign an 'acknowledgement of risk / hold harmless' agreement before participating.
Contact Person: Leah Bergquist, 360-904-7939, leahbergquist@gmail.com,

National Press Photographers Association, Western Chapter

To provide students with the knowledge necessary to survive in the visual journalism world. The club's purpose is to provide further education in the field of visual journalism in regards to digital photography, videography and design.
Contact Person: Kathryn Bachen, , kathryn.bachen@gmail.com,
Website: http://www.wwu.edu/nppa

National Science Teachers Association

The National Science Teachers Association strives to motivate, equip, and connect future science teachers of all grade levels.
Contact Person: Andrea Ames, 360-269-7812, gablera@cc.wwu.edu,

National Society of Collegiate Scholars

To recognize and celebrate high achievement among first and second year students in all academic disciplines. To foster an overall appreciation for the value of the higher education experience.
Contact Person: Matthew Osborne, 253-224-3048, nscs@cc.wwu.edu, osbornm5@students.wwu.edu
Website: www.nscs.org

National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA)

NSSLHA is the national organization for graduate and undergraduate students interested in the study of normal and disordered human communication. NSSLHA is the only student organization recognized by the American Speech Language Hearing Association (ASHA). This pre-professional organization provides numerous opportunities to become involved in activities that benefit each individual member, as well as our local and national community. Anyone interested in the CSP field may attend our meetings.
Contact Person: Tish Watson, 360-305-1805, watsont6@cc.wwu.edu,

Native American Student Union

To provide programming related to Native American issues on campus and to provide a sense of community for Native American and Native Alaskan students.
Contact Person: Lisa Jackson-Nickel, 360-536-1167, lil_lisa_05@hotmail.com,

neoTribalism

To connect individuals and groups with the opportunity to learn, build, and participate in communal living lifestyles that strive towards sustainable, diverse, and holistic practices.
Contact Person: Rhys Faler, 970-209-6186, wwu@neotribalism.net, rhys@neotribalism.net
Website: http://wwu.neotribalism.net

New Music New Dance

New Music New Dance provides an environment for student dancers and musicians to work on their skills as choreographers, composers, and performers through collaboration and creation. The club also puts on a number of small events dispersed throughout the year as well as a large annual production title New Music New Dance.
Contact Person: Angela Kiser & Ella Mahler, , kisera@students.wwu.edu, mahlere@students.wwu.edu

Newman Catholic Campus Ministries

We serve students, faculty, staff and administrators that gather at institutions of higher education to search and learn. Although called to serve the Catholic community, we will not restrict our ministry to persons of a particular age, gender, race, creed, physical ability or sexual orientation.
Contact Person: Katie Conway, 360-608-3882, katie@westerncatholic.org,
Website: http://www.westerncatholic.org

Noise Polution Music Club

Noise Polution Music Club is a WWU organization that allows students to form/recommend musical shows and other events on the Western campus. It's main purpose is to allow students to get more involved with musical productions here at Western and to allow all Western students the opportunity to perform their music here at Western. We are open to all different genres of music!
Contact Person: Spencer Goll, 206-909-2511, spen262@gmail.com,

North Sound Student Reading Council (NSSRC)

The NSSRC supports future teachers' professional development and collegiality for the enhancement of the teaching of literacy. Quarterly meetings feature guest speakers (teachers, authors, illustrators, prfoessional experts in literacy-related fields, etc.), a book sale, and pizza dinner.
Contact Person: Jennifer Hitt, 253-459-0286, jennifer.hitt@hotmail.com,

Northwest Grappling Association

We provide an open mat space for those who practice the grappling arts, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, catch/submission wrestling, judo, sambo, collegiate/freestyle/greco roman wrestling, etc. Those who wish to learn, may learn; those who wish to spar, may spar; and those of you who wish to compete, may compete.
Contact Person: Kyle Hoppe, 360-261-1043, tytinn.graplur@gmail.com,

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Obama Vikings: WWU Students United for Barack Obama

Obama Vikings is a student group dedicated to informing Western students, networking with community organizations, and hosting events promoting Senator Obama's social/political efforts. We also are committed to giving out allies and opponents the utmost respect in an effort to promote democratic discourse.
Contact Person: Courtney Steffy, 360-773-8833, steffyc@cc.wwu.edu,

Oikos Fellowship Bible Study

Have a Bible study that is open for everyone to read and study the Bible and learn about Jesus.
Contact Person: Ben Davenport, 425-971-5376, davenporter@gmail.com,

Oni Mode (Dance Dance Revolution Club)

To provide a fun and friendly environment to all those interested in the mildly addicting game called Dance Dance Revolution (DDR)! Welcome to all levels of players, no experience necessary.
Contact Person: Hilary Torres, 360-708-8907, wwuddr@gmail.com, ayenaperkele@gmail.com

Orphans to Rescue

To bring awareness to Western students and faculty about the orphans in Watoto. Give everyone an opportunity to make a difference by rescuing children off the streets by providing money for food, shelter, and education. The specific goal is to care for their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
Contact Person: Jisun Song, 253-861-1562, jisun501@yahoo.com,

Out of State Student Association

To cultivate community between out of state students.
Contact Person: Marcy Egger, 360-296-2531, wwu_ossa@hotmail.com, eggerm@cc.wwu.edu

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Pagans and Students Together (PAST)

The purpose of this club is to facilitate understanding and tolerance for the Pagan community by the public at large. As well as holding open dialogues, we strive to create community and support for the WWU population and their allies.
Contact Person: Jamie Stolz, 406-396-4827, jamie.stolz@gmail.com, wwu_pagans@yahoo.com

Philosophy Club

Designate environment for philosophical conversation weekly and facilitate production and coordination of the Northwest Student Philosophy Conference.
Contact Person: Christopher Bryant, 425-345-6266, bryantc2@students.wwu.edu,

Photography Club

The Photo Club is open to everyone & anyone who is interested in photography and wants an environment in which picture-taking, sharing, and learning are at the core of the club. Open to all levels of experience!
Contact Person: Carmen Daneshmandi, 425-681-1247 , carmendaneshmandi@live.com, wwuphotoclub@gmail.com

Pog Club Revolution

The first rule about Pog Club, is you don't talk about Pog Club. Pogs exploded with popularity in the early 90's and involves milk caps with various pictures screened on their sides, and the almighty slammer. Banned in most elementary schools across the nation, Pogs are now making an underground movement to rise again. The Pog Club Revolution is looking to bring Pogs back in the mainstream with trournaments, events, and Pog making classes. Come join the Pog revolution! "Pogs - Bringin' em Back!"
Contact Person: Devin Spencer, 360-621-1439, mistert2k@gmail.com,
Website: Facebook Search: Fun Time Coalition

Poi Club

Poi Club is a club open to anyone interested in spinning Poi. We accept poi spinners, glow stickers, glow stringers, and any other sub-discipline of poi spinning.
Contact Person: Connor Leahy, 425-223-0564, connorleahy@gmail.com,

Poke'mon Club!!!

Do you want to be the very best? Like no one ever was? To train them is your real test. To train them is your cause. Yes, it's Poke'mon. Poke'mon Club provides a safe haven for Poke fans of all color, size, and poke'mon type. The main focus will be on the Poke'mon trading card game. But other Poke'mon activities will involve watching the television series, playing the video games, and general Poke talk and fun. Do you have what it takes to be a Poke'mon Master?
Contact Person: Devin Spencer, 360-621-1439, mistert2k@gmail.com,
Website: Facebook Search: Fun Time Coalition

Political Science Association

Broaden political knowledge throughout the campus as well as throughout the department.
Contact Person: Sahara Bailey, , westernpsa@gmail.com, baileys5@students.wwu.edu

Polynesian Club

To educate and explore the Polynesian culture. Our goal is to unite people from the various islands of the Pacific (Samoa, Fiji, Tonga, Tahiti, and many others).
Contact Person: Dominique Sagiao, 206-384-2298, sagiaod@cc.wwu.edu,

Pre-Pharmacy

The club is to allow potential students pursuing careers in pharmacy to connect, network and share information to help make informed decisions regarding prerequisite studies to undertaking pharmacy curriculum.
Contact Person: David Byon, 253-359-8061, wwu.prepharmacy@gmail.com,

Psychology Club

Psychology Club is open to anybody with an interest in psychology. It is a place to learn about psychological events on- and off-campus and to meet other people with similar interests. It is also a great place to ask questions about your own interests in psych and have your voice heard.
Contact Person: Shandel Sherman, 360-789-5272, wwupsychclub@gmail.com, shandelynn@comcast.net
Website: http://wwupsychclub.googlepages.com

Public Relations Organization

The Public Relations Organization (PRO) exists: to serve the public relations profession by helping to develop highly qualified, well prepared professionals; to serve our members by enhancing their knowledge of public relations and providing access to professional development opportunities; and to serve the Western Washington and Bellingham communities.
Contact Person: Colleen Toomey, , wwupro@gmail.com,

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Queer People of Color (QPOC)

To promote awareness for the need of a more cohesive, diverse community and demonstrate that there are queer people of color on campus and allies who support us. To establish a connection between the LGBTA and ESC clubs.
Contact Person: Shams Gebre, 253-561-1718, gebres@students.wwu.edu,

Queers and Allies for Activism

Queers and Allies for Activism is a politically-charged club dedicated to fighting for the rights of the GLBTQ (Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer) community locally and nationally. We are a social advocacy and political activism group focused on the GLBTQ community. All are welcome to join the fight. This is the first political group solely dedicated to the GLBTQ community on Western's campus. Join the fight. Make a difference today.
Contact Person: Josh Foley, 509-553-9463, wwuquafa@gmail.com, foleyj2@students.wwu.edu

QWEST (Queer Women Educating & Supporting Together)

QWEST (Queer Women Educating & Supporting Together) is a discussion group that welcomes all queer women, lesbians, bisexuals, transgender and allies. Our focus is educating one another on important issues with beneficial questions leading to beneficial conversations. This is an open minded group ready to tear apart stereotypes held against us and even the ones we hold against each other. QWEST embraces the opportunity to hear different points of view s that will expand knowledge of our own community.
Contact Person: Amy Wynkoop, 206-428-8309, qwestwwu@gmail.com, wynkooa@cc.wwu.edu

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Recreation Club

The Recreation Club at WWU will be a unique resource for students currently enrolled in the Recreation and Leisure Studies major by providing opportunities to develop leadership skills and serve as a point of reference and involvement for those that may be interested in learning about this specific major and the profession of Recreation and Leisure.
Contact Person: Greta Olson, , gretasonaus@hotmail.com,
Website: http://www.wwurecclub.com

Ritmo Latino (Latin Rhythm)

We are a group who will be dedicated to dancing, teaching and promoting the Latin rhythms of salsa, merengue, bachata, chacha, etc. We love to dance and want to invite others to enjoy it as well.
Contact Person: Charlotte West, 206-595-9918, westc6@students.wwu.edu,

Role Playing the Critical Failure

To provide a service amongst live-action role playing people. Bridging the gap of communication and organizing groups, so others don't have to.
Contact Person: Lauren Raine, 206-661-2423, rainel@students.wwu.edu,

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SAFE - Student Association for Fire Ecology

The purpose of the Student Association for Fire Ecology is to provide students from diverse backgrounds with an open forum on fire ecology through which research can be shared, networks formed, and funding and information resources be accessed.
Contact Person: Melissa Pingree, 360-650-4198, pingrem@students.wwu.edu,
Website: WWW.FIREECOLOGY.NET/SECTIONS/SAFE.HTML

Scottish Country Dance Club

To provide time for students to gather and learn Scottish country dance and meet other students.
Contact Person: Heather Bales, 509-480-1165, wwuscottish@gmail.com, hdbales@gmail.com

SDS Bellingham, Students for a Democratic Society

Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) Bellingham chapter is an education and social action organization dedicated to increasing participatory democracy in all aspects of our common life. We want to maintain a vision of a democratic society where at all levels people have the control of the decisions which affect them and the resources which they are dependant. We are attempting to build a society free from poverty, war, racism, exploitation, and oppression. SDS recognizes past and present movements and the importance of working together to achieve common goals.
Contact Person: Dillon Thomson, 360-470-8857, thomsod@cc.wwu.edu, SDSBELLINGHAM@LISTS.RISEUP.NET

Sexploration

Sexploration is a refreshing women's discussion group, which focuses on shedding the societal taboo around sexuality. The goals are honesty, empowerment, and fun, leading away from embarassment and towards open communication about these natural things. Although the focus is on women's issues, men are welcome & multi-gender talks will be held.
Contact Person: Grace Wischerth, 718-755-7771, ieatsoyandzeugma@gmail.com,

Smash Masters and Students Headquarters (S.M.A.S.H.)

To create a gathering point for smash players from all around campus. To create opportunities for both recreational and competitive play so that players of all skill levels can learn and compete.
Contact Person: Theodore Seybold, 206-349-6346, wwusmash@gmail.com, seybolt@students.wwu.edu

Socialist Alternative

Socialist Alternative is a national organization with chapters in campuses, communities, and workplaces fighting against the exploitation and injustices people face every day. We are students organizing against tuition hikes and war, community activists fighting against budget cuts in public services; we are union actvists fighting for living-wage jobs and militant, democratic unions; we are people of all colors speaking out against racism and attacks on immigrants, women and men fighting sexism and homophobia.
Contact Person: Ramy Khalil, 206-293-8389, khalilr@students.wwu.edu,
Website: http://www.socialistalternative.org

South Asian Students Association

The South Asian Students Association is to increase awareness and educate the University about South Asian culture and heritage, creating an environment in which students are encouraged to explore and experience the South Asian culture. By hosting various cultural and social events and by reaching out to other parts of the campus community, we plan on encouraging social interaction among South Asian, enhance student-faculty relations, and facilitate the adjustment process for incoming South Asian students. Our intentions shall not be based on any religious ground.
Contact Person: Sharan Baths, 425-802-8321, baths@students.wwu.edu,

STAND: A Student Anti-Genocide Coalition

To educate others on the ongoing genocide in Darfur, raise relief funds, and advocate for political action. Part of a national student coalition present on over 200 campuses. Raising genocide awareness.
Contact Person: Karena Rounsaville, 360-333-8770, wwustand@gmail.com, rounsak@students.wwu.edu
Website: http://groups.google.com/group/wwustand

Starcraft Club

Our goal is to create a group for playing and teaching others to play Starcraft: Broodwar in a social atmosphere. We will play Starcraft, watch replays of games and learn more about how to play well.
Contact Person: Emile Stettler, 206-459-5579, wwu.scbw.club@gmail.com, emile.stettler@gmail.com

Step To This

Step is physical activity involving complex movements to create beats with different parts of the body. Our purpose is to promote diversity, showing that people can create common goals regardless of age or ethnic background.
Contact Person: Elizabeth Butterworth, 509-954-9690, step2this@hotmail.com, buttere2@students.wwu.edu

Student Coalition for Immigration Rights

The Student Coalition for Immigration Rights is open to the Western Washington Unviersity community and its allies. It is a coalition devoted to bring attention and familiarity to the Dream Act and the positive social, political, and economic matters that accompany it. The SCIR is a safe haven for all people, regardless of residential status, who wish to learn or be involved in the mission of spreading the word of the Dream Act to the Bellingham community and contribute to the nation-wide attempt of informing and educating the public of the benefits of approving the Dream Act.
Contact Person: Maria Corona, 425-445-9311, cororam@cc.wwu.edu,

Student Marketing Association

To encourage learning in the marketing field beyond the experience of the classroom.
Contact Person: Michael Warneke, 425-205-1688, warnekm@students.wwu.edu,
Website: http://www.wwu.edu/~sma

Student Theatre Booster Club

To support, encourage and celebrate Student Theatre Productions' people and events.
Contact Person: JJ Palmer, 360-927-2524, palmerj6@cc.wwu.edu,

Student Voices

Integrating student voices into all levels of the Western community through: engaged learning, lively dialogue, supporting leadership roles thoughout the campus community.
Contact Person: Whitney Dunbar, 360-420-0035, dunbar87@gmail.com, wwu.studentvoices@gmail.com

Student Washington Education Association (SWEA)

The SWEA program helps you make the grade by connecting you with the people, programs and benefits that are most important in education today.
Contact Person: BonnieJean Rytkonen, 253-380-0808, swea@cc.wwu.edu, rytkonb@cc.wwu.edu
Website: http://www.wce.wwu.edu/Resources/SWEA/

Student-Homeless Outreach Team

To transform the WWU student community into one full of people who reach out and change reality and who take responsibility for their work. This new community will profess solidarity with the world, ,and live by the maxim that there is enough for everyone, and that everyone has something to contribute.
Contact Person: Alexandra Dammarell, 360-981-5004, students.reachout@gmail.com, dammara@students.wwu.edu

Students for a New Liberty

The U.S. Constitution and the rule of law provide the basis for a free country. Students for Ron Paul recognize this fact and are commited to raising awareness of his campaign for president of the United States in 2008.
Contact Person: Karl Poechlauer, 425-971-7160, karljpoechauer@yahoo.com,

Students for Civic Engagement

The purpose of the Students for Civic Engagement is to promote political awareness and activism, through a forum that is non-partisan and focused on individual discourse.
Contact Person: Nikki Brown, 253-227-3731, studentsforcivicengagement@gmail.com, brownn23@cc.wwu.edu

Students for Disability Awareness

Students for Disability Awareness is an organization meant to spread awareness and to educate the Western Washington University community about disability culture, to promote equal opportunities and better accessibility for all students, faculty, and staff with disabilities (regardless of nature), and to empower them with the strength and tools to have a positive university experience while working with local and campus resources.
Contact Person: Daman Wandke, 360-543-5646, Info@wwusda.org, daman@wwusda.org
Website: http://www.wwusda.org

Students for Educational Equality

To help change educational inequalities in America. To raise awareness on this issue and point those interested in the right direction. To work towards social justice. To provide resources (through fundraisers) to help aid in a sustainable education program for children in low income communities. To build a community at Western Washington University interested in evoking change and working towards a sustainable future for the youth in America.
Contact Person: Danielle Jackson, , edu.equality@gmail.com, jacksod8@students.wwu.edu

Students for Renewable Energy

Our mission is to bring sustainable energy to Western's campus through education, conservation, energy construction projects and conscious energy selection.
Contact Person: Erika Redzinak, 253-590-7278, sre.wwu@gmail.com,
Website: http://www.westernsre.org

Students for Slum Doctor Programme

Our goal as SSDP Club is to provide a "plug in" for students at Western to inform them about the Slum Doctor Programme and spread awareness of international public health issues. We will be separate from, but working with, the Slum Doctor Programme and attempt to raise money via fundraisers for the Programme to assist their efforts abroad.
Contact Person: Kasey Hostetler, 509-430-9503, hostetk@cc.wwu.edu,

Students for Social Change

The mission of Students for Social Change is to promote social awareness and encourage positive change with local and global communities through education, community networking, volunteer opportunities, and experiential learning. We are students dedicated to improving the quality of life for all people.
Contact Person: Elise Nelson and Erin Martin, , hsp_socialchange@yahoo.com, marti73@cc.wwu.edu

Students for Sustainable Food

To facilitate a campus wide movement towards getting more nutritious choices, local foods and organic foods into all dining areas of the WWU campus. Provide students with an integrated, passionate education about the opportunities in sustainable food systems, agriculture and food security from the local to international level.
Contact Person: Alyson Simeone, 509-680-2983, student.coop.wwu@gmail.com, simeona@students.wwu.edu

Students of Optional Clothing

To provide a positive, safe and nonsexual environment for addressing and investigating the cultural and somatic roles of clothing. To create a community supportive of personal choice of dress (or lack of dress). To become comfortable with our natural forms and improve body image. Note: Any activities involving nudity will take place in private and/or sanctioned, legal spaces.
Contact Person: Esme Dutcher, 425-290-2446, esme.dutcher@gmail.com,

Surf Rider

A non-profit environmental organization dedicated to the protection and enhancement of the world's waves and beaches through conservation, activism, education and research.
Contact Person: Skyler Mavor, 406-579-9510, armadaskier175@gmail.com, surfrider.wwu@gmail.com

Sweater Appreciation Society of Scholars

To celebrate and promote the wearing of fine sweaters and sweater vests through socializing and participating in high society activities.
Contact Person: Blake Lundquist, 509-209-1488, lundqub@students.wwu.edu,

Swing Kids

Provide the opportunity for students of Western to learn and practice swing dancing.
Contact Person: Nicholle Ryan, 406-570-1073, wwu.swing@gmail.com, ryann@students.wwu.edu

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Tango Club

The Tango Club is to teach the history, style, and dance of the Argentine tango.
Contact Person: Layton Miller, 360-250-2066, westerntango@hotmail.com,

Teach For America @ WWU

Teach For America @ WWU hopes to raise awareness of the issue of educational inequality and spotlight Teach For America's role in the movement toward equity.
Contact Person: Briana Martinez, 425-213-4539, martin84@students.wwu.edu,

The Disney Club

Celebrating the magic of all things Disney. The Disney Club provides students with opportunities to express and share their passion with others. We gather for karaoke nights, movie nights, trivia nights, costume contests, and more! Come join the fun and make Disney a Part of Your World!
Contact Person: Anna Fejes, 907-632-6791, sapphire_luna232@yahoo.com, disneyclubwestern@gmail.com
Website: Facebook Search: Disney Club (of WWU)

The Film Club

Film: art cinema, classics, criterion collection, AFI's 100 shorts films, award winners, obscurties… whatever. Watch significant films, bring in your own works and writing. Come to understand the context, history and reception of viewed films, and participate in mind-opening discussions and debates.
Contact Person: Devin Spencer, 360-621-1439, mistert2k@gmail.com,

The Freethinker's Society

Our purpose is to provide students with and without faiths a chance to learn from each other through open discussions and friendly discourse. We do not advocate any specific religion, rather we provide a place where different philosophies can meet.
Contact Person: Matthew Latham, 425-495-4081, cpplatham@gmail.com,

The INN Ministries

The mission of the INN is to introduce young adults to Jesus Christ and encourage them to know and follow him as Savior and Lord. We do this by encouraging a Christ-centered community of care and support where people are encouraged to know and love God, equipped to serve Him and others.
Contact Person: Bobby Morgan, 425-246-3027, info@theinnministries.org, bobby.morgan99@gmail.com
Website: http://theinnministries.org

The Leroy Jenkins Society

Organize LAN parties at WWU. Organized 200-person PC/console LAN party in January '09 as a fundraiser for Child's Play.
Contact Person: Nicholas E. Paleveda, 360-305-0928, paleveda@gmail.com,

The Poetry, Essay, and Novella Society

To promote creative writing in the from of poetry, essays, and short fiction by providing an open forum for writers to share their work with one another.
Contact Person: Tyler Coghill, , tyler_coghill@hotmail.com,

The Vagina Club

To provide an empowering, positive environment for women. To have a place for women to talk about current issues, and have them understand they are not the only person to share certain views.
Contact Person: Lauren Wallace & Lauren Cooper, , wallac16@students.wwu.edu, cooper14@students.wwu.edu

Transfer Students Club

The Transfer Students Club will provide a place for transfer students to relate and have access to more information and resources, as well as learn some tools that we all should know.
Contact Person: Mary Crowe, 509-947-6821, marybarrie16@gmail.com,

TransPort

To create a positive, safe, respectful support system for people who identify as transgendered, transsexual, gender-variant, intersexed, non-identified, etc. We provide weekly meetings as well as open, fun trans-themed events.
Contact Person: Cory Hoffman, 425-753-5328, hoffmac5@students.wwu.edu,

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United Ministries in Higher Education

To provide a forum for information, discussion and reflection on the interrelationship of Christian faith, science, culture, workplace, and society.
Contact Person: Vicki L. Day, , vickiday14@msn.com,

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Veg Sport

Veg Sport is an enriching club that educates diverse athletes on the vegan/vegetarian diet with sports. The club will place emphasis on how to achieve optimum sports performance via nutrition and exercise.
Contact Person: Kate Eiford, 360-624-5375, eifordk@students.wwu.edu,

Vietnamese Student Association

Promote unity among Vietnamese students within and outside WWU. Help them to adapt to college life, maintain cultural awareness, build communication and leadership skills through teamwork, and maintain public relations through community and school services.
Contact Person: An Le, 360-556-7457, western_vsa@yahoo.com, lea3@students.wwu.edu
Website: http://www.wwu.edu/~vsa/

Viking Community Builders

Viking Community Builders brings awareness to issues affecting Western students and strengthens connections with the Bellingham community. The club provides a forum to discuss issues, generate solutions, and enact them all to promote dialogue among neighbors and build community.
Contact Person: Matthew Osborne, 253-224-3048, vikingcommunitybuilders@gmail.com, osbornm5@students.wwu.edu

Viking Sardines

In a world overtaken by clip-on ties, coffee, and hand-held electronic devices there is one group of students that stands above it all, VIKING SARDINES. They roam through the night, hiding around the Viking SHADO's on the Ridge and use all their acquired skills to outsmart their opponents. The Sardines go on missions such as Hide-N-Go Seek and Sardines (on Thursdays around 8pm) in black clothing and Camo' paint. If this sounds like a special missions force for you, email mckenzb3@students.wwu.edu. One for all or all for one!
Contact Person: Brittany McKenzie, 360-536-2567, mckenzb3@students.wwu.edu,

Vikings' Community for Israel Awareness (Vikings CIA)

To present an impartial view and fair-based understanding of Middle Eastern politics, especially the Palestinian-Israeli situation. To give information about Middle Eastern culture.
Contact Person: Adi Kletter, 425-802-5468, klettea@cc.wwu.edu,

VOX: Voices for Planned Parenthood

To raise campus awareness about reproduction health and rights in order to further add to the national and international reproductive rights efforts. VOX supports comprehensive and complementary health care services, public policies that reinforce this basic right, and educational programs that enhance the understanding of human sexuality.
Contact Person: Laura Hughes, 253-740-0577, laura.hughes@mbpp.org,
Website: http://www.plannedparenthood.org

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WashPIRG

WashPIRG Students is the campus outreach program of WashPIRG (Public Interest Research Group), a grassroots-organized and supported organization which addresses issues of the public interest. For student PIRGs, we work on projects like the Student Debt Alert, Campus Climate Challenge, Campaign Against Hunger & Homelessness, and the New Voter's Project.
Contact Person: JaneLee Waldock, 206-349-2622, janeleewaldock@gmail.com,
Website: http://www.studentpirgs.org

Western Allies

The purpose of Western Allies is to provide a place for people to discuss social justice issues as well as to spread the word and start discussions on campus and in the community about these issues. We want Western Allies to be a place for community-building and networking, especially with other social justice groups, in order to support each other in our common goal of educating ourselves and those around us about privilege and oppression and skills for social change, or ally skills. We recognize that being an ally is never something we can completely arrive at, rather a continuing goal that we are constantly working towards and we want to creatre a space to share our experiences in doing so by holding regular, ongoing dialogues to discuss social justice issues.
Contact Person: Joshua O'Donnell, 360-650-3290, westernallies@gmail.com, Joshua.ODonnell@wwu.edu

Western Animal Rights Network

To educate about animal issues
Contact Person: Rebekah Kraft, 206-501-7395, wwuwarn@gmail.com, kraftr@students.wwu.edu

Western Birding Club

The purpose of the Western Birding Club is to educate and inspire members of the WWU community about birds, raise awareness about avian issues, and make the greater bellingham area as bird-friendly as possible.
Contact Person: John Rohrback, 206-491-0800, westernbirdingclub@gmail.com, john.rohrback@gmail.com

Western Contradance Club

To provide contradances, music jams and workshops on campus.
Contact Person: Josie Sokoloff-Toney, 360-480-9262, josiefiddles@gmail.com,

Western Democrats

The Western Democrats serves as the official chapter of the Democratic Party at WWU. Whether you are interested in a political career, would like to meet and work with legislators at the local and national level, have an interest in progressive policy-making and current events, or would just like to engage with fellow Democrats at WWU, this is the place for you.
Contact Person: Anne Jansen, (360) 820-9610, annjancan@gmail.com, westerndems@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.wwudems.org

Western Jewish Gals

We seek to provide a space for all Jewish Gals on campus, where they can freely address their concerns in a supportive, social environment. We seek to create innovative programs to foster a sense of Jewish and feminine pride, along with a sense of community and belonging. We are an open space and anyone is welcome to check us out.
Contact Person: Monica Neiman, 425-281-1314, neimanm@students.wwu.edu,
Website: Facebook Search: Western Jewish Gals

Western Kiteboarders

We extend the opportunity for anyone interested in kiteboarding to come together and enjoy the amazing sport. We offer lessons to beginners and want as many people as possible to be a part of a sport that is great for the environment.
Contact Person: Andrew Olive, 253-797-0763, olviea@cc.wwu.edu,

Western Mages Guild

For the appreciation, trading, and organized competitive play of the collectible card game, Magic: The Gathering.
Contact Person: Bill Carroll, , billchu13@yahoo.com,

Western Men Against Violence

To create a campus and community free of violence, to promote relationships based on equality and respect, to encourage positive, healthy expressions of masculinity, and to be visible, outspoken allies for all who experience prejudice and discrimination.
Contact Person: Daniel Brendible, 360-383-6770, brendid@students.wwu.edu,
Website: http://www.wwu.edu/~wmav

Western Mullet Mustache and Big Hair Club

The Mullet Mustache and Big Hair Club is a recreational club that focuses on the promotion of uncoventional hair styles and fun activities like hula hooping, treasure hunts, and many other shenanigans.
Contact Person: Paden Newberry, 425-387-1643, paden14@hotmail.com,

Western Sound System Federation

Although the music community in Bellingham is strong, thriving and vibrant, there is a great desire for more diversity and eclecticism in the range of events and programming brought to town. The goal of the Western Sound System Federation is to satisfy this desire--to bring performers and organize events that promote a cross-cultural pollination of ideas and traditions through music. We are a group of students dedicated to the communicative power of music and strive to put on events that will not only entertain, but expand the knowledge of the audience and the diversity of the community--both that of Western Washington University and the city of Bellingham at large.
Contact Person: Sarah Fischer, 360-621-3482, fisches2@students.wwu.edu,

Western Students Against Cancer

Our purpose is to create a college campus that is supportive of cancer survivors and those whose lives are affected by cancer. We hope to increase knowledge about cancer in our community through service projects and volunteer opportunities. WSAC will work to increase knowledge about preventable measures students/faculty/staff can take to decrease the risks associated with developing cancer. We will also work to decrease smoking, tanning, and other risk factors for preventable cancers within the WWU population.
Contact Person: Martha West, 509-499-3132, wwuwsac@hotmail.com,

Western Students for Hunger Awareness

The purpose of this club is to raise awareness about hunger and poverty issues in Whatcom County. The primary focus is on Food Stamp Awareness and other hunger-related resources in the community.
Contact Person: Brandon Kilgore, 360-739-9584, brandonkkilgore@gmail.com,

Western Women and Men for Feminist Praxis

To lead the Western Washington University community in spreading the ideals of feminism as a method of reshaping our society into one that reflects egalitarian values. We hope to create a welcoming, non-threatening environment for men and women alike of various knowledge levels and opinions to learn about feminism in a variety of different ways, predominately through weekly readings, discussion, and activism. We would argue that part of being a feminist is socializing with other feminists! Our weekly meeting serves as an opportunity for students of both genders to learn and have fun at the same time.
Contact Person: Morgan Haskins, 907-529-8648, wwu4feministpraxis@gmail.com, morgan.haskins@gmail.com

Women in the Woods

Introducing women to the outdoors while supporting environmental stewardship throughout the greater Western community. Women in the Woods brings women together to encourage strength, the spirit of adventure, and concern for the local environment by exploring our relationship with the world around us.
Contact Person: Katy Howell, 360-820-4296, westernwomeninthewoods@gmail.com,

World Injustice Awareness

This club was started out of a desire to bring attention and compassion to the people and issues commonly ignored by the American Government and mass media corporations. As a club, our goal is to invite and challenge Western students, faculty, and the community to be informed and aware of international crises, by providing resources, presenting information, and connecting community members to further involvement opportunities.
Contact Person: Maria McGill Zupan, 360-305-8386, maria.causegirl@gmail.com, wiac.wwu@gmail.com

WWU Baja SAE DesignTeam

The WWU Baja SAE Design Team participates in an intercollegiate engineering design competition for undergraduate and graduate engineering students. The object of the competition is to simulate real-world engineering design projects and their related challenges. Each team is competing to have its design accepted for manufacture by a fictitious firm. The students must function as a team to design, build, test, promote and compete with a vehicle within the limits of the rules, also to generate financial support for their project and manage their educational priorities.
Contact Person: Drew Thayer, 360-961-0794, dmthayer@easy.com,
Website: http://wwubaja.com

WWU Bodybuilding Club

Share lifting programs, diets, supplements, proteins. Meet training partners and train for future competitions. Improve overall physique and maintain year round. Meet bodybuilders like Toney Freeman, Dexter Jackson, and Tanji Johnson.
Contact Person: Stephanie Singer, 425-213-2554, singerdinger87@hotmail.com,

WWU Book Club

We are Western students who want to take a break from textbooks and have some fun reading. We will meet a few times a quarter and discuss books that we decide to read.
Contact Person: Anne Wilcox, , willcoa@students.wwu.edu,

WWU Community Healthers

The club will be creating a space for people interested in Community Health and/or already involved in the major.
Contact Person: Heather Flaherty, 360-224-7313, heather.flaherty2@gmail.com,

WWU Economics Association

The Western Washington University Economics Association seeks to inform students with an interest in economics about the careers and opportunities open to them. In addidtion to inviting guest speakers, we have meetings to discuss current economic trends, theory and policy as well as what it all means for us as the future leaders of the free world.
Contact Person: Rachel Mesko, 208-890-5831, wwuecon@gmail.com, rachel.mesko@gmail.com
Website: http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~economic

WWU Geology Club

To increase the interest in geology on campus and whenever possible support the WWU Geology Department.
Contact Person: Heather Johnson, 253-720-2958, heather.johnson28@gmail.com,
Website: Facebook: WWU Geology Club

WWU Glee Club

The purpose of this club is to create an opportunity for students who are interested in show choir and sharing their talent and skillls in singing, dancing, choreography, directing and composing with their fellow students and the WWU and Bellingham community, with the ultimate goal of performing on campus. Any and all profits from events will benefit a charity, with special interest on charities that foster a love of music and theater arts in young people.
Contact Person: Sandy Tang Luu, 253-507-3601, sandyluuwho@yahoo.com,

WWU Handball Club

To promote the game of handball to our peers and to compete in the sport of handball at the local and national levels.
Contact Person: Sarina Lariviere, 360-305-8653, sarinalar@gmail.com,

WWU Hip Hop Association

To increase awareness about the B-boying (B-boy meaning Break Boy) culture in general, as well as, the hip-hop movement, and primarily practice breakdancing. Due to breakdancing being a highly physically demanding form of dance, we like to motivate our members so that we satisfy our goal of providing an enjoyable environment for people to learn, practice, and improve.
Contact Person: Ethan Leung & Alexander Lin, 360-621-8866 or 425-318-2046, leunge@students.wwu.edu, lina3@students.wwu.edu
Website: Facebook Search: WWU Hip Hop Association

WWU Humans vs. Zombies

To set up a game called "Humans vs. Zombies" twice a year for all of Western to participate in, once all necessary campus approvals have been secured.
Contact Person: Matt Weiser, 509-990-9296, wwuhumansvszombies@gmail.com, weiserm@students.wwu.edu

WWU Hybrid Team

This club is to get students more involved with the automotive program here at Western and for the program to continue to be one of the top programs in the nation. We will be working on two cars that were built here at Western by students, to improve on them throughout the year.
Contact Person: Alexander Freund, 360-734-0407, thunderbolt35@hotmail.com,
Website: http://wwuhybridteam.com

WWU Neuroscience Club

Further our understanding and involvement in neuroscience topics. Build connections with other Western students with similar interests and goals. In addition, we will discuss academic progression in the field of neuroscience.
Contact Person: Michael Claiborne, 425-922-9260, claibom@students.wwu.edu,
Website: http://www.wwuneuroscience.com

WWU People for Choice

We are a group of people that believe in a woman's right to make informed decisions about her body without guilt or threat of persecution. It is our wish, hope and goal to inform women of their options and fight for our freedom of choice.
Contact Person: Laine Keniston, 360-535-4839, wwuchoice@live.com, lainekeniston@gmail.com
Website: Facebook: WWU People for Choice

WWU Pre-Med Club

To provide a channel through which Western students interested in the medical profession can come together to collaborate on the following: plan and participate in events that will explore the medical field and prepare students for the medical school application process, advocate for the improvement of pre-health advising programs within the University, discuss current healthcare and ethical issues relevant to future physicians, and participate in the betterment of health care in the community.
Contact Person: Chris Scodeller, 206-719-1320, wwupremed@gmail.com, scodelc2@students.wwu.edu

WWU Road Racers

To introduce and egage students, faculty, and Bellingham residents in running road and trail races. Goals of the WWU Road Racers club are to promote running and healthy competition along with raising funds for local organizations.
Contact Person: Kyle Mears, 360-314-9348, mearsk2@students.wwu.edu,

WWU Scrabble Club

We assemble weekly to play the world's greatest word game: Scrabble, both casually and competitively. All levels of skill and experience are encouraged to join us and have a good time!
Contact Person: Jayson Radmer, 206-290-1514, wwuscrabbleclub@gmail.com, radmerj@students.wwu.edu

WWU Snowboard & Ski

Provide Western students with an opportunity to participate in the exciting sports of snowboarding and skiing.
Contact Person: Emily Safer, 206-819-4807, emily.safer@gmail.com,
Website: http://sites.google.com/site/wwussclub/

WWU Student Veteran's Association

We are a service-based organization for veterans, by veterans (and their supporters). We hold a non-partisan viewpoint and are dedicated to veterans, their famililes, and the community in which we live.
Contact Person: Matt Corey, 360-927-9671, coreym2@students.wwu.edu,

WWU XPrize Team

The WWU XPrize Team will be competing in the Progressive Automotive XPrize race during the summer of 2010. Until that point, team members will be working on completing the hybrid car used in the race and will construct a theoretical business and marketing plan as if they were going to produce and sell 10,000 cars a year. Students from the engineering, business, communications, and journalism departments will be coming together to reach this goal.
Contact Person: Brent Wise, 425-879-4040, wwuxprize@gmail.com, brentjwise@aol.com
Website: http://vri.etec.wwu.edu/xprize/xprize.html

WWU-ACLU-WA

The purpose of the WWU-ACLU-WA is to promote the cause of civil liberties among the students, faculty, and staff at WWU and to take such action to further this purpose as is consistent with the policies and regulations of the American Civil Liberties Union of Washington (ACLU-WA).
Contact Person: Matt Osborne, 253-224-3048, osbornm5@students.wwu.edu,
Website: www.aclu-wa.org