President Advisor Advisor's Extension Pam Miller 7024 Chinese Student Association Assists all Chinese students with issues related to adaptation to the United States. The Computer Club provides the opportunity for students to discuss and learn more about computers in a casual setting. Counterbalance Counterbalance advocates movement towards social institutions and social relationships based on compassion, justice, cooperation, sustainability, and genuine democracy. The Dance Club informs students interested in dance of upcoming events such as professional company performances, master classes, and The American Dance Festival. These events are planned with the intent of enhancing the linguistic studies of students and to share the heritage and cultures of foreign countries.
Events are open to all students.
The Webster Forensics Program was established in 1993. Today, Webster students compete successfully in both individual events and debate. Forensics activities are intended as laboratory experiences that educate students in oral communication, argumentation and advocacy, and related skills. Graduate Art Studies Graduate Art Studies is an enthusiastic group of graduate students interested in studio art and art history at Webster University. The group organizes and funds guest lecturers on topics pertaining to the needs and interests of graduate students in art history and studio art, serves as a resource to prepare graduate students for careers in the national and international art community, and provides a forum for open discussion pertaining to the visual arts.