Participation in student activities allows you to develop valuable skills such as time management, conflict resolution, stress management, and situational leadership. Through your involvement, you have the opportunity to meet a variety of people with a range of interests and backgrounds and yet share a common goal to learn and communicate with each other. But foremost of these is the knowledge that you gain and the satisfaction you feel in being able to make an impact in the student life of our campus. Conservation Club has open membership. The Outdoor Club gives students the opportunity to enjoy a variety of outdoor explorations.
Members go on regularly scheduled trips to various sites.
The Outdoor Club has open membership. Meetings are held bi-weekly in Shouvlin Center on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. or as announced. Student Environmental Action Coalition SEAC is a grassroots group acting on local, state, and regional environmental issues and campaigns. Our meetings are run by a different facilitator each week, and leaders for different campaigns are chosen on the basis of who is most interested and who puts the most time and energy into particular campaigns. Like the NSS, WUSS dedicates its time to ensure that caves are discovered, explored, and protected.