The Philosophy Club is a group of students and faculty who meet to discuss topics of general philosophical interest outside the classroom. Our meetings give students and faculty the opportunity to pursue issues that have emerged in one or more courses, and thereby, to develop the habit of thinking rigorously together. Students are given every opportunity to challenge professors and each other by rational argument. The club is open to all students. Meeting times are posted outside of Founders 305.
Members receive notices by e-mail.
The Political Science Club is a group of students who have declared a major, minor, or have any interest in political science. It provides a forum to get together and discuss issues that relate to what is going on in politics today. The Psychology Club offers Assumption students who have declared a major, minor, or any interest in psychology a chance to get more involved in its different fields. The main goal of the psychology club is to provide a place, outside the classroom, for students to share their interests and ideas on the many varying aspects of psychology and to have the opportunity to see what the work place is really like. The Social Rehabilitation Services Club was created to foster research and study in the field of Rehabilitation Services.