Student Organizations & Greek Life

ΑΣΑ ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA

Alpha Sigma Alpha is a National Greek Sorority that promotes high ideals and standards for its members throughout their lives by emphasizing balance among our four aims of intellectual, physical, social and spiritual development. Alpha Sigma Alpha provides opportunities through sisterhood, heritage, leadership and service. For more information, email-walshk17@mycu.concord.edu

ΔΖ DELTA ZETA

Delta Zeta is a National Greek Sorority guided by their organizational purpose, to inspire, promote and nuture: enduring friendships, personal development, leadership excellence, and innovative growth. Delta Zeta aims to be a premier women’s organization by creating an enriching environment which is essential for all, and empowering our members for life. For more information, email-dz.eqsilon.delta@gmail.com

NZX NU ZETA CHI

Nu Zeta Chi is a local Greek Sorority desiring to create and maintain a strong level and value of service to the Concord community and to build strong leaders. For more information, email-garnesa28@mycu.concord.edu

ΣΣΣ SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA

The mission of Tri Sigma, a National Greek Sorority, is to establish among its members a perpetual bond of friendship, to develop in them strong womanly character, and to impress upon them high standards of conduct. Our mission guides us. It is not just printed words but something each member takes seriously and strives to live daily. For more information, email- alphaalphacu1925@gmail.com

XΩΨ--CHI OMEGA PSI

This local Greek Fraternity offers a sense of family and social belonging to its members and encourages growth in confidence, philanthropy, teamwork, and communication. For more information, email-shinnj15@mycu.concord.edu

TΚΕ--TAU KAPPA EPSILON

Tau Kappa Epsilon, a Naitonal Greek Fraternity, is a brotherhood of men who support each other’s mental, moral, social development. Members value scholarship, character, leadership, teamwork, service, and
brotherhood. We aim to make a positive difference in society and become better people in the process. For more information, email-rolandjaworski@gmail.com

ALEF (Appalachian Leadership and Education Foundation)-A non-profit organization funded by foundations and companies, supports and enables young men and women from Appalachia to pursue higher education through schlarship and leadership curriculum. The program includes an emphasis toward the preparation required to be the leaders of the next decade. For more information, email-sboothe@concord.edu

Bonner Scholars-The Bonner Program provides a scholarship to students in exchange for weekly commitment to intensive and meaningful service with a local community organization over the four years as an undergraduate student. Program is designed to transform not only the students who are directly supported by the program, but also the campus and community in which they serve and learn. For more information visit the Bonner page on this site.

Alpha Psi Omega-Founded to develop talent and stimulate interest in all aspects of theatre. Any undergraduate is eligible for membership. For more information, email-kvuranch@concord.edu

American Chemical Society (ACS)-Concord Chapter of the ACS exists to afford an opportunity for students of a chemical science to become better acquainted, to secure the intellectual stimulation that arises from professional association, to obtain experience in preparing and presenting technical material before chemical audiences, to foster a professional spirit among the members, to instill a professional pride in the chemical sciences, and to foster an awareness of the responsibilities and challenges of the modern chemist. For more information, email-hollidaya23@mycu.concord.edu

CATSA (Concord Athletic Training Student Association)-Open to all students enrolled in the Athletic Training Program and/or seeking more knowledge in the Athletic Training field. For more information, email-jcroberts@concord.edu

PATCH (Pre-professional Association Towards Careers in Health)-A department organization to provide CU students the resources necessary to make knowledgeable decisions concerning future careers pertaining to any healthcare profession.  For more information, email-mew704+PATCH@gmail.com

The Hopper-Turing Society-This club provides support to students majoring in technical fields, including offering programming workshops, social and learning events, and inspiring networking to gain connections in the tech industry. For more information, email-lbowe@concord.edu 


 

Cardinal Key-National Honor Society for students of at least junior status who are leaders in the university community and who are deemed potential leaders in the future lives. Members must be full-time students with a minimum GPA of 3.25.  For more information, email-akerse18@mycu.concord.edu

Pi Sigma Alpha-National Political Science Honor Society and is formed to recognize excellence in academic achievement by undergraduate and graduate students in the fields of political science, government, international and public affairs; to stimulate scholarship and interest in political science; to promote worthwhile curricular and extracurricular activities related to political science; to promote civil dialog; and to engage in any other activities that further these purposes.  For more information, contact- jwhite@concord.edu

Sigma Tau Delta-English Honor Society and exists to confer distinction for high achievement in English language and literature in undergraduate, graduate, and professional studies. For more information, email
 

 

The Student Activities Committee consists of students and the Director of the Student Center. This group works hard to bring Concord great programming at very reasonable prices. Events include comedians, special interest speakers, musicians, game shows, free giveaways, educational seminars, etc. All students are encouraged to join SAC to give input into the scheduling so that we offer a wide variety of interesting entertainment events to the entire Concord community. Contact sulgit@concord.edu for more information.

• Spring 2020 Activities
  • Winter Formal
  • The Mighty Schmucks
  • Comedian Glen Tickle
  • Freak Show & Tell
  • Zoo Factory
  • Oscar Movie Night-Joker
  • Groundhog Day Movie
  • Paint Party
  • Trivia Nights
  • Rearview Mirror Band
  • Paint your own ceramics
  • Anti-hazing movie-Haze
• Fall 2019 Activities
  • Salsa Dancing Classes
  • Free Rock Climbing & Mini Golf
  • Spencer Askew-Migrant Birds Band
  • Talent Show
  • John Rush Acoustic Karaoke
  • Piscataway Indian Performance
  • Scarowinds Trip
  • Badfish Tribute to Sublime Concert
  • Comedian Corey Rodrigues
  • Big Outdoor Movie-Advengers Endgame
  • Smores in the Valley
  • Great Drive-In Movie-Godzilla
  • Stunt Army
  • Platinum Streetballers
  • Comedian Grant Lyon
  • Tuesday Nachos
  • Pottery Place Ceramics
  • Balloon Artist Louis Paul
  • Magician Alain Nu
  • Indoor Roller Skating

BCM (Baptist Campus Ministry)-A faith based organization open to all students with the mission of sharing the gospel, helping develop a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and provide opportunity for Bible study, worship and prayer.  For more information, email- torimor44@yahoo.com

FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes)-This is a campus chapter of the national FCA organization that exists to see the world transformed by Jesus Christ through the influence of coaches and athletes. For more information, email-porterfieldd22@mycu.concord.edu

International Club-Organization open to any student with the purpose of integrating international students into the University environment by organizing activities and to show and educate University students, faculty and parents about the diverse culture. For more information, email-nellison@concord.edu

Vine and Branches Campus Ministry-Student organization to create Christian community and teach the Christian faith. For more information, email-johnstond@gmail.com
 

We, the students of Concord University, being fully aware of the responsibilities, obligations, rights, and privileges we possess as members of the Concord University Community, do hereby promise to maintain an organization to represent student interests, opinions, and actions at Concord University.

Check out the  SGA website

• The Student Government Association is comprised of 3 branches
  • Executive
  • Judicial
  • Legislative
• These three branches work cohesively to effectively give the students a voice.
• We hold our Senate meetings every Wednesday at 4 pm in the State Room, and any student is welcome to come and voice his or her opinion on business.
• If a student cannot make this time, the executives have office hours which will be posted on the outside of the SGA office located on the ground floor of the Student Center.
• Students are encouraged to get involved and participate in the student government because it shows the administration that we have a voice, we are concerned, and we want a say.