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The mission of the Legatum, Excellentia, Veritas, the Evangel University chapter of Alpha Psi Omega is to stimulate intertest in theatre activities at Evangel University and to secure for Evangel University all the advantages and mutual helpfulness provided by a large national honor society. By electing students to membership, the society provides an acknowledgment for their participation and commitment to live theatre at Evangel University and beyond. This chapter is not intended to take the place of any existing theater organization. Emphasizing the importance of Christ in the performing arts, the Evangel University chapter of Alpha Psi Omega is dedicated to the development and growth of Legacy, Excellence, and Truth within performers, directors, writers, and technical specialists in theater.

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Potential scholarships, professional services, relationships across disciplines, leadership skill development, professional development in theatre field, community

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The purpose is to connect art and non-art students in order to form a community. We plan events, attend community events, better the art department, and encourage each other in our spiritual and artistic journeys.

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An organization that is intentional about bettering the community while providing its members with real-world work experience, valuable connections, and resources that will accelerate their personal development.

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- Invitation to the Annual SAAB National Conference
- Recommended Reading List with over 100 books (Books Provided)
- Dozens of Scholarship Opportunities
- Dozens of Internship Opportunities
- Access to 100+ Alumni

Mission Membership Benefits Contact: Heather Kelly, Email group officers

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The mission of Christians for Biblical Equality is to promote biblical gender equality on campus by providing education and forums for discussion on the topic of egalitarianism in the church, home, and society.

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CBE is the EU chapter of Christians for Biblical Equality International. CBE chapter members can join CBE International at no cost. Visit www.cbeinternational.org.

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To expose Evangel students to historically, culturally, and theologically significant films. Students are invited to on-campus screenings of films followed by open panels discussing the meeting of faith, imagination, and story.

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Epiphany is the literary and fine-arts magazine of Evangel University. Its staff welcomes submissions of original work from Evangel students, faculty, staff, and alumni for possible publication. The organization exists to encourage widespread artistic expression at Evangel by offering a traditional print showcase as well as occasional public readings, visual-art displays, and musical performances of original work in a coffeehouse-style setting.

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Developing editing skills, artistic layout, and creative enhancement. Could fulfill a requirement for the English major: Writing track, or the Writing minor.

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Our mission throughout the year is to learn and grow more about the Spanish culture and language through different monthly events! Even if you are not getting Spanish major or minor, you are more than welcome to join.

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To provide ways for nursing students to mentor newer nursing and pre-nursing students and gain knowledge through those experiences.

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Turning Point USA's mission is to educate students about the importance of fiscal responsibility, free markets, and capitalism through innovative campus conversations and non-partisan, thought-provoking discussions.

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The ESVA strives to create a community for students that are in the military while progressing through college through bonding and service.

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FBLA-Collegiate gives business students meaningful experiences and connections that enhances their resume and expands their network so they can obtain a job they are excited about.

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FBLA-Collegiate gives students opportunities to:
- Tour businesses and learn about different industries
- Attend leadership conferences
- Create deeper friendships with other students majoring in business
- Use their business knowledge to help with non-profit, community projects
- Compete against business students at other colleges in state and national competitions

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We strive to partner with Weller Elementary by providing EU students to serve during each 30 minute recess at Weller for every grade level every week.

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Serve 30 minutes each week at Weller Elementary to make a positive difference in the lives of teachers and students!

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About Kappa Mu Epsilon

Kappa Mu Epsilon is a specialized honor society in Mathematics. KME was founded in 1931 to promote the interest of mathematics among undergraduate students. Its chapters are located in colleges and universities of recognized standing which offer a strong mathematics major. The chapters' members are selected from students of mathematics and other closely related fields who have maintained standards of scholarship, have professional merit, and have attained academic distinction. Both men and women are eligible for membership.

Growth

The society has grown steadily since its founding. KME has over 80,000 members in about 150 chapters in 35 states.

Purpose

The primary purposes of being a member of Kappa Mu Epsilon include the following:

to further the interests of mathematics in those schools which place their primary emphasis on undergraduate programs;
to help undergraduate students realize the important role that mathematics has played in the development of civilization;
to develop an appreciation of the power and beauty possessed by mathematics, due, mainly, to its demand for logical and rigorous modes of thought;
to provide a society for the recognition of outstanding achievement in the study of mathematics at the undergraduate level;
to disseminate the knowledge of mathematics and familiarize its members with the current progress in this important area of human interest.
The KME Insignia

Since the first serious group of students of mathematics to be organized into a fraternity was the Society of Pythagoras, it was decided that the emblems of Kappa Mu Epsilon be those of the Pythagoreans as nearly as possible. The emblems chosen for the new fraternity were the five-pointed star and the pentagon.

The Badge

The Badge of the Society is a pentagon with the sides slightly concave. In the upper half is the five-leaf rose whose equation is rho = a * sin ( 5 theta ). In the lower half are the letters K. M. E.

The Seal

The seal is a five-pointed star enclosing a five-leaf rose and encircled by the legend "Kappa Mu Epsilon, Founded 1931."

The Crest

The crest is a shield enclosing the five-pointed star; in the star is the graph of the rose rho = a * sin (5 theta) , the symbol of pure mathematics. Around the star are five symbols indicative of the many applications of mathematics : at the upper right is a conventionalized butterfly, for the biological sciences; at the lower right is a moon and three stars, for the physical sciences; at the bottom is the symbol S angle n, for the business world; in the lower left is a shamrock and a slide rule, for the engineers; at the upper left is a book of knowledge, for the students and teachers who are continually extending the boundaries of mathematics and its applications. Above the shield is the design of the badge of the Society, and below it is a streamer upon which is printed the Greek motto.

The Colors

The colors are the pink of the wild rose and the silver of the star.

The Flower

Since a five-leaved rose fits into the pentagon, the wild rose which usually has five petals is the fraternity flower.

The Motto

of Kappa Mu Epsilon, translated into English, is "Develop an appreciation for the beauty in mathematics." The objective of the organization since its inception has been the fulfillment of this motto.

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National Conventions

National Conventions of Kappa Mu Epsilon are held in the odd numbered years. Conventions usually commence on a Thursday evening of an April weekend and continue through Saturday noon. These afford students and faculty an opportunity to travel to a host chapter school and meet other students and faculty from across the country. The main feature of each national convention is the presentation of papers by student members of KME. These talks are of high quality and the presenters spend much time in their preparation. Official business at the national convention is transacted by members of the National Council and by student delegates selected by each chapter. Items appearing before the convention concern the election of officers, voting on motions to amend the constitution or by-laws, voting on motions relating to establishment of new chapters and deciding matters concerning the society.

Regional Conventions

Regional Conventions are held in the even numbered years. Six regions have been carefully defined, with a regional director appointed to direct regional activity and to help plan for the regional conventions. When a chapter decides to host a regional convention, the chapters in the region as well as those from surrounding states are invited to attend. Student papers are presented at each of these conventions, and the academic level of these papers has always been excellent.

National Council

National Council consists of the National President, National President-Elect, National Secretary, National Treasurer, and National Historian.

The Pentagon

The Pentagon is the official journal of the society: it is published semi-annually in December and May. Articles of interest to undergraduate mathematics students are included, assisting the society in achieving its objectives. News items about various chapters and their activities, as an aid to establishing ties between the chapters, are also included, as are book reviews and problems.

George Mach Service Award

The George R. Mach Distinguished Service Award was established by the National Council to be given each biennium to an individual who has made major contributions to the Society. Nominations for the award are solicited from each chapter in the spring of those years in which no biennial convention is held. From these nominations the National Council determines the recipient for that biennium.

(credit to Official KME About Us Page)

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Made for More is to create a night of inclusion, unity, and empowerment for the women of Evangel as they grow together as they connect more with God spiritually.

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The Medieval History Club of Schola Saint George exists for fellowship; exercise; and learning about historical weapons, armor, and combat techniques.

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Mission Membership Benefits Contact: Nicholas Arnberger, Kevin Hawkins, Email group officers

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NAfME is a national organization that is geared towards Music Education majors.
Our chapter is open to ALL music majors and minors as we hope to provide resources, experiences, and opportunities beyond the classroom, for the classroom, with the goal of success within their musical career.

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First invitations to workshops and events.
Getting involved with our fundraisers.
Build the Music Departments internal community!
The opportunity to go to MMEA and experience educational workshops, watch other ensembles, or simply enjoy being out of town!

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Phi Alpha exists to foster high standards of education for social work students and to invite into membership those who have attained excellence of scholarship and distinction of achievement as students of social work.

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Mission Contact: Kevin King, Jay Teilborg, Email group officers

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Phi Epsilon Kappa is a national, professional, honor fraternity, dedicated to strong minds in strong bodies. The Theta Alpha chapter represents Evangel University and provides opportunities for Kinesiology students to become professionally involved in the community prior to graduation. Besides strengthening your resume, being a member of PEK places students at a higher rate of probability for promptly obtaining a job in the sports industry after graduation.

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The purpose of this club shall be to provide students interested in careers in healthcare (medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, PA, PT, etc.) with opportunities to learn about 1) opportunities, 2) challenges, 3) and processes to achieve their vocational callings in this area.

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To prepare Evangel Students for a successful legal education and career

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To gather together and talk about human behavior and love one another.

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Temporary mission for the sake of making the group.

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SAS is the honor's society for the honor's floors in Scott and Spence

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A national undergraduate honor society to encourage and foster scholarly activity
and recognize academic scholarship in the natural and computer sciences and mathematics.

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Honor Society for Science & Mathematics EU Students

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The Social Work Club has monthly meetings with guest speakers from throughout the community. The speakers come from a variety of work, ranging from human trafficking intervention to missions to family services and anything in between. This club is built on having compassion for God’s creation and treating others with kindness. Our core values come from God’s word and upholding the values of the Christian faith. We wish to encourage members to engage with the people around them and motivate participation within our community. We also wish to spread awareness of the needs of the community while preparing and informing people what social work really is.

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SCJ is an honor society devoted to promoting journalistic awareness, endeavors and achievements of student journalists.

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Our mission is to equip teacher candidates in fulfilling their calling/passion for the education field and to build community by developing individual leadership skills.

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To promote the field/profession of TESOL through the following:
1. Generating awareness of TESOL
2. Discovering how TESOL contributes to other fields
3. Engaging in the study of TESOL and its effects on society
4. Serving the ESL and international students in our community

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Mission Membership Benefits Contact: Meghan Musy, Email group officers

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This organization is the national honor society for academic studies in Religion and Theology, and it exists to encourage, recognize, and maintain excellence in such studies within baccalaureate and post-baccalaureate degree programs, but also within the academic profession more broadly understood.

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To be eligible for induction, undergraduate students must be major in the Theology and Global Church Ministries Department (TGCM) with at least a 3.5 cumulative GPA. Graduate students in Assemblies of Theology Seminary (AGTS) programs must have completed half of the required credits for their respective programs and attained at least a 3.5 GPA in their coursework.

Membership in Evangel's chapter of TAK includes voting rights and participation in TAK business and events; a one-year subscription to the Journal of Theta Alpha Kappa; opportunities to apply for fellowships and awards and to publish in a peer-reviewed journal; a TAK membership certificate, as well as a graduation honor cord to be worn with graduation regalia.

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As the missions club of Evangel University, we believe our purpose is to facilitate EU students' discovery of how God is working in the world, and how they can become involved. We aim to raise awareness of God's worldwide work, and to bring students into contact with missions through service, key speakers, and focused prayer.

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1) Gain global perspective
2) Interaction with global workers
3) Spiritual formation
4) Leadership development
5) Fellowship with other students with global vision
6) Participate in organizing campus wide mission events