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Clubs, Honor Societies, and Organizations
A
student club or organization is defined as any group of students
who organize themselves around a common purpose and are not otherwise
funded through the college budget. The organizations focus on academics
as well as entertainment. Chapters of national academic honor societies
have been founded at Methodist to recognize student achievement
in particular areas of study.
Methodist University is proud of its many diverse organizations that it has to offer to the student community. Participation allows students to further develop their leadership skills and enhance social growth to complement their academic life. Clubs and organizations are open to all students and participation is encouraged. Honor societies will invite students who meet their requirements to be inducted. Student organizations are each governed by a constitution, supervised by a faculty advisor and have a purpose compatible with that of the mission of the University. Each link goes to a page containing a description of each club or organization, along with contact information.
