Student
Organizations
Alliance of Multicultural and
Diversity Organizations
AMDO
will help the individual multicultural and diversity student organizations on
the UWSP campus work together and help make this campus more
inclusive and safe
for all students irrespective of their beliefs, background or any other
factor.
Alliance of
Non-Traditional Students at UWSP (ANTS)
The alliance serves as a vehicle for the social and intellectual interests of
nontraditional students and advocate for their needs in the university
community. The alliance shall also attempt to utilize the experience of its
members to improve the university experience for all students and staff
members.
American Indian
Science and Engineering Society (AISES)
Provides opportunities for American Indians and Alaska Natives to pursue
studies in science, engineering, business and other academic areas.
American Indians
Reaching For Opportunities (AIRO)
Encourages awareness and understanding of all Indian people, on campus, off
campus and all who seek information about Indian people and culture.
Black Student Union
(BSU)
Focuses on creating an environment, which serves as a support system for
students both academically and socially. BSU also provides a place where
students can feel comfortable sharing common joys and concerns, while being
surrounded by people who share the same passion to make a difference in both
their communities and on campus. BSU strives to break down negative stereotypes
attached to the black community, through the promotion of a positive image of
our culture. Our members serve as educators and representatives of black
culture and heritage.
Gender-Sexuality
Alliance (GSA)
Provides a social, emotional and educational support group for the gay,
lesbian, bisexual, transgender and ally populations on campus and in the
surrounding communities. The Gender and Sexuality Alliance also acts as an
educational student organization to provide greater awareness of the issues
that concern the members themselves, the university and the surrounding
communities.
Hmong and S.E.
Asian American Club (HaSEAAC)
Promotes awareness and provides an extensive understanding of the Hmong and
Southeast Asian culture to the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point and the
local community through personal experience, knowledge and historical
understanding. HaSEAAC
engages in significant volunteer activities and creates events for the public,
which in turn provides leadership opportunities members of HaSEAAC.
International
Club (I Club)
Promotes and encourages an exchange of culture throughout the nations by
providing opportunities for friendship, understanding and the social interest
of its members.
Latino Student
Alliance (LSA)
Works to promote a deeper understanding of Latin American cultures through
educational events, presentations and entertainment.
Promoting Awareness and Victim
Empowerment
The
purpose of PAVE is to Shatter the Silence of Sexual, Interpersonal, and
Discriminatory Violence using social, educational, and legislative/policy
tactics, as well as collaborating with professional campus and community
resources.
South Asia Society
(SAS)
Fosters global family ideals and promotes an exchange of culture, friendship
and understanding among members and the community.
Veterans
Club
UW-Stevens Point’s Veterans Club is a part of the national organization,
Student Veterans of America. Our club is geared to aid Veterans who have taken
the first step to start or continue school. We offer a familiar atmosphere for
vets who may feel out of place or disconnected while at the university. All
of our
officers have a strong passion to help our brothers and sisters not only get
through school, but to help set them up for success after graduation. The
Veterans Club hosts fundraising events, training opportunities and helps
veterans get the most out of their benefits. Volunteer with us to make our
campus and your transition better! We look forward to meeting you at one of our
biweekly meetings.