Clubs and Organizations
Student Activities and Clubs
At UW-Sheboygan, getting involved in extracurricular activities and other campus events will open up another dimension of college life for you. Campus activities will allow you to develop new skills, build your resume, increase leadership potential, and create new friendships.
UW-Sheboygan offers you opportunities larger campuses often do not. As a freshman or sophomore, you may be an editor of the campus newspaper or literary magazine, chair committees composed of faculty and students, serve as president of one of a variety of clubs, earn a starring role in a theater production, or be a starter on the basketball team.
If you would like to get involved in campus decision making, you might run for student government or volunteer for faculty/student committees. If you are competitive by nature, try varsity basketball, volleyball, tennis, soccer or golf. If you prefer a friendly game, intramural sports might be your choice. You might even help organize a club sports team!
Start a New Club or Organization
Don't see a club or activity in which you have an interest?
START A NEW CAMPUS ORGANIZATION!
Examples of clubs formed in the recent past because of student interest include Student Veterans of America, Esprite Dancers, Service Club, Health & Wellness Club and more. What about a club related to your intended major? Invite speakers, take tours, and meet people in your profession-to-be. Or what about starting a chapter of a club you've been involved in before? Money is available to help new clubs get started. All you need is a group of 4 interested students and a faculty or staff advisor to get started!
For information, contact Jena Jaeckels, the Student Life Advisor, in Room 4203 or call 459-4425, or see a member of the Student Government Association (SGA).
Clubs on Campus:
- Volleyball
- Basketball
- Flag Football
- Ultimate Frisbee
- Women's Volleyball
- Men's & Women's Golf
- Co-ed Soccer
- Men's Basketball
- Men's & Women's Tennis
- Steering
- Review the campus budget, deal with personnel, and work with campus planning
- Appointments
- Interview candidates for vacant positions, recommend to the Dean individuals for appointment to these positions
- Curriculum
- Decide university course offerings and review associate degree policy matters
- Athletics
- Help with policies and support for campus athletic programs
- Special Programs
- Planning lecture series and fine arts events
- Student Aids, Awards, and Appeals
- Hear student academic appeals and review scholarship matters
- Student Life & Interests Committee
- Review policies, review budgets for campus organizations and clubs, allocate Student Segregated Fees
- Budget
- Make recommendations to the Dean regarding budget allocations
- Engaging Students in the First Year
- Enrich the first year of college experience through curricular and co-curricular activities
- Campus Climate & Diversity
- Promote diversity on campus, value inclusion
- Awards
- Identify and nominate faculty and staff for awards
- Safety Committee
- Identify and address safety concerns on campus
- UW-Sheboygan Foundation
- Provide the campus foundation with updates about student life
- Recognize and encourage the academic achievement of two=year college students and;
- Provide opportunities for individual growth and development through participation in honors, leadership, service and fellowship programming.
Art Club
The purpose of the Art Club is to give UW-Sheboygan students and the surrounding community the opportunity to develop and pursue interests in the arts. For more information, please contact faculty advisor Tom Uebelherr, Room 7004, 920.459.6649.
Art Club Constitution
Athletics - Intramural
If you are interested in getting involved in intramural sports at UW-Sheboygan, please contact Coach Penny Maletzke, Room 8011, 920.459.6643.
Athletics - Varsity
If you are interested in participating in varsity athletics, please contact the Athletic Director, Missy Skurzewski, Room 8006, 920.459.6651.
Boards, Swords & Cords
Boards, Swords & Cords promotes campus spirit and student relaxation by coordinating a variety of games on and off campus, provides students contact with other UW Colleges, and gives students the opportunity to learn organizational skills by setting up local and state-wide events on campus. The organization has many goals strives to give students a break from everyday activities of life and to promote teamwork and many other valuable lessons useful in today's society by educating through alternative means such as: increasing hand eye coordination, increasing typing speed and accuracy, developing problem solving skills, and creativity while remembering that school comes first.
For more information please contact advisors Karrie Rukamp, 920.459.6626 or Erik Sanstad, 920.459.6628.
Boards, Swords & Cords Constitution (coming soon!)
Business Club
The UW-Sheboygan Business Club invites students interested in the field of Business to participate in group activities. For more information, contact advisor Matt Raunio, 920.459.6640.
Business Club Constitution (coming soon!)
Collegium & Campus Committees
UW-Sheboygan offers you an opportunity to be involved in campus governance. The membership of the Collegium, the major governing body on campus, includes student representatives. In addition, various campus committees need student members. These include:
The Student Government Association appoints student members to Collegium and these various committees. For more information, please contact Student Life Advisor Jena Jaeckels at 920.459.4425.
Domestic Abuse Awareness Organization (DAAO)
For more information, please contact one of the co-advisors Kristine Feggestad or Elisa Waltz or shbdaao@uwc.edu.
Domestic Abuse Awareness Organization Constitution (coming soon!)
English Club
The English Club of UW-Sheboygan is for students who enjoy reading, talking about, and/or viewing (film versions of) literature to get together to do that. We shall also talk about what students can do with an English degree, how/where to apply for Graduate School in English, and listen to lectures/readings by published authors/experts on their areas of literary expertise.
For more information, please contact faculty advisor Dr. Ann Mattis, Room 5112, 920.459.6648.
English Club Constitution
Gay-Straight Alliance
The mission of the Gay-Straight Alliance is two-fold: to engender tolerance for diversity and to educate the campus and community about LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer or Questioning) issues.
For more information please contact faculty advisor Dr. Sam Watson, Room 7106, 920.459.6616, or shbgsa@uwc.edu.
Gay-Straight Alliance Constitution (coming soon!)
Health & Wellness Club (HWC)
The HWC seeks to maintain an overall awareness of health and fitness on the UW-Sheboygan campus. The HWC strives to promote a healthy lifestyle--including physical, mental and emotional health. For more information, please contact advisor Kristine Feggestad, Mental Health Counselor & Alcohol and Other Drugs Education, 920.459.6684, Room 2216.
Health & Wellness Club Constitution
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship provides an outreach Christian organization for students, which offers spiritual enrichment and counseling, Bible studies, prayer activities, and referral to community help organizations when needed.
The group meets every Tuesday at Noon in Room 3209.
For more information, please contact advisor Jeff Ellair, University Library, 920.459.6679.
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Constitution
Latin American Student Organization (LASO)
The Latin American Student Organization aims to help group members, the campus, and teh community understand and learn more about the Spanish language and the cultures of Spain, Latin America and Sheboygan's Latino community. The group strives to create a sense of unity between non-native and native Spanish speakers, as well as to provide members and the community with cultural and educational enrichment activities.
For more information please contact shblaso@uwc.edu.
Latin American Student Organization Constitution
LUCE Literary Magazine
LUCE Literary Magazine - This is the campus creative literary magazine, designed and produced by a staff of University students. It features stories, poems, and photographs contributed by students, faculty, staff and people from the local community. LUCE is published each spring.
To participate, please contact Dr. Joe Milicia, Room 3207, 920.459.5937.
LUCE Constitution (coming soon!)
Music Club
The Music Club works to bring music to the campus and surrounding community. Members of the club will express themselves musically and promote having fun. For more information, please contact advisor Dr. Christy Talbott, Room 7005, 920.459.6608.
Music Club Constitution (coming soon!)
Music - Vocal
Students may enroll in MUS 072-Chorus. This performance group presents concerts and performances at on and off-campus locations.
For more information on the UW-Sheboygan Chorus, please contact director Dr. Christy Talbott, Room 7005, 920.459.6608.
Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Honor Society
PTK's mission is two-fold:
For more information about PTK, please contact advisor Dr. Jim Kabhrel, 920.459.4427, Room 6203, or shbptk@uwc.edu.
Phi Theta Kappa Constitution (coming soon!)
Pre-Nursing Club
The Pre-Nursing Club helps nursing majors with advising on general course requirements and career options. The club serves the campus and surrounding community through volunteering, public campaigns to raise awareness of health issues, and fundraising.
For more information, please contact advisor Dr. Karrie Rukamp, 920.459.6626, Room 6204.
Service Club
The Service Club of UW-Sheboygan volunteers in various capacities throughout the Sheboygan area community in an effort to assist businesses, service organizations and the community at large.
For more information, contact the Student Life Advisor Jena Jaeckels, Room 4203, 920.459.4425.
Service Club Constitution (coming soon!)
Southeast Asia Club (SEAC)
SEAC is an active volunteer organization on the campus and in the Sheboygan community that strives to raise awareness of the Southeast Asia population and help the community in general.
SEAC meets every Wednesday at noon in the Student Organizations Room (4204). For more information, contact advisor Dr. Devin Bickner, Room 5115. 920.459.4434, or shbseac@uwc.edu.
Southeast Asia Club Constitution
Star Troopers Astronomy Club
The Star Troopers promote the pleasures and science of astronomy among club members and the community at large.
The group meets on occasional Wednesdays in the Astronomy Lab. For more information, please contact advisor Harald Schenk, Room 5004, 920.459.6615.
Star Troopers Constitution (coming soon!)
Student Government Association
The Student Government Association (SGA) is comprised of student senators elected by the student body. SGA is actively involved in all aspects of student life. It develops new activities and serves as a liaison between the student body and the campus administration.
Serving on SGA can help you develop your communication, organizational, and leadership skills. It is also a great way to meet lots of people! SGA can be an excellent opportunity if you're considering a career in government, politics, communications, or public administration.
SGA meets every Tuesday at noon in the Student Organizations Room (4204).
For more information, please contact the Student Life Advisor, Jena Jaeckels, Room 4203, 920.459.4425, or shbsga@uwc.edu.
Student Government Association Constitution
Student Veterans of America (SVA) -- UW-Sheboygan Chapter
This group of student veterans is part of the national organization, Student Veterans of America, and is committed to working side by side with the Sheboygan community to make life easier for returning and returned veterans in the Sheboygan area.
SVA meets weekly on Tuesdays at noon in the Student Organization Room (4204). For more information, please contact advisor Mary Balde, Room 2224, 920.459.6696.
Student Veterans of American -- UW-Sheboygan Chapter Constitution (coming soon!)
The Voice Newspaper
The Voice is the UW-Sheboygan student-run and produced campus newspaper. Flex your writing and editing muscles or learn more about graphic design and photography as part of the staff!
For more information, contact advisor Melissa Olson-Petrie, Room 3106, 920.459.6621.
Theatre and Drama
As the performance wing of the UW-Sheboygan Department of Communication and Theatre Arts, University Theatre (UT) produces two or three main stage productions each year. UT also serves as the training ground for students enrolled in theatre classes and conducts free acting workshops for students and the community.
For more information, please contact University Theatre Director Simon Provan, Room 7015, 920.459.6677.
