The Women s College Student Writers Club helps promote the efforts of students writing in a variety of genres. The goal is to seek publication, with and beyond the University environment. Professional Development Workshops Sessions are offered occasionally at no charge for students, alumnae, family, friends and the community. The focus is on topics related to returning to school or on personal or professional development. A panel of professional women meet occasionally to speak on subjects of interest to students.
College students take an active interest in their educational experience.
Each spring, representatives are elected to build a strong channel of communication linking students, faculty, staff and the extended University community. The Pioneer Card is the official means of student identification. It also allows students to purchase DU entertainment and sporting event tickets at discounted prices. To sell books during book buyback or purchase educationally priced computer software at the DU bookstore, students must present a valid Pioneer Card. Alumnae Association Graduates of The Women s College have formed a strong, active alumnae organization.