Student Organizations

The student body plays an active role in organizing activities and participating in campus organizations. Any Lake Campus student is eligible to take an active part in these campus activities. Availability of student organizations may vary based on student interest.

The following organizations and activities are among those supported by the student body.

Athletic Programs include women's volleyball, men's and women's basketball, and men’s baseball. Participation in intercollegiate athletics is based on student interest and may vary. For more information and team schedules, go to www.wright.edu/lake/athletics.

Business Professionals of America (BPA) is the national organization for students preparing for work in the business world. BPA is for students at Wright State University-Lake Campus who are interested in developing personal, leadership, and office skills. Lake Campus students have won numerous awards at national BPA competitions.

Circle K: To develop education students into a global network of responsible citizens and leaders with a lifelong commitment to service

Collegiate 4-H is a national service organization comprised of college students who have an interest in the 4-H ideals and in serving their community.

Criminal Justice Club - University and program promotion through furthering education in the fields of criminal justice, law enforcement and community service.

Cultural Enrichment Club gives students and faculty the opportunity to work together to broaden our horizons and better appreciate diversity through such activities as attending theatre and music productions, visiting museums, going to movies, enjoying ethnic food, traveling, dancing, and, in general, experiencing cultural events throughout the area.

Engineering Club gives students the opportunity to participate in additional research, competitions, and activities in the field of Engineering.

Geological Society explores the scientific aspects of geology, including in-depth research, digs, and educational matters.

Open Door Club offers a safe space for students and groups of all genders, races, religions, sexual orientations and ethnicities.

Psychology Club was formed to support more in-depth exploration of various topics in psychology, with related activities.

Student Activities Committee meets regularly to plan campus-wide events for all students and organizations. If you are interested in participating in this committee, please contact the Student Activities/Organizations Coordinator.

Venture Crew is responsible for the maintenance of the Lake Campus sailboat and pontoon; this group also actively participates in boat design and building.

Wright with Christ – A student organization focused on Bible study and discussion; bringing the gospel of Jesus Christ to the Lake Campus.

Forms
Please read all forms carefully and revisit this page often for updates.

Student Organization Registration Application - Due by the end of the 2nd week of classes every Fall Semester. All groups must register annually to be eligible for space reservation, funding, and marketing capabilities.

Student Organization Policies - What Every Lake Campus Student Organization Should Know!

Student Organization Annual Funding Support Form - Due by the end of Fall midterm week. Completed forms should outline desired funding for the Academic Year to be used for the Student Organizations activities, supplies, or equipment.

Risk Waiver Form - Strongly recommended for any participants of physical activity or travel. Protect yourself, your organization and the campus!

Reimbursement Form - Must be submitted for personal expenses incurred after a pre-approved purchase.

Fund Request Form - Must be completed and submitted prior to any purchase made by a Student Organization using campus funds.

Candace Phlipot
Coordinator, Events & Student Activites/Organizations
candace.phlipot@wright.edu
Phone: 419-586-0244 (ext. 8444)
Fax: 419-586-0368