Brescia University offers a diverse number of organizations and clubs for students. Some are focused on leadership, while others simply join like minds together for fun and fellowship. Listed below are organizations recognized by the Student Government Association.
For all students interested in providing services to people in our community, raising awareness of social issues and fundraising for community projects. Students do not have to be social work majors to participate in the club. For social work majors, it is a great way to expand upon social work education while at Brescia University.
In partnership with the Owensboro-Daviess County Habitat for Humanity in efforts to provide simple, decent, affordable housing to people in need. Habitat for Humanity of Owensboro is a nonprofit organization building homes through volunteer labor and donations of money and materials.
Meets one hour per week during the Fall and Spring semesters, and plays for home basketball games as well as the Christmas and Spring Concerts.
Devoted, through prayer and education, to defending and promoting human life in Right to Life and Dignity of Life issues. This organization is primarily for students, though anyone involved with Brescia may join.
To see the world impacted for Jesus Christ through the influence of athletes and coaches.
To provide a system of support, programming and a method of campus involvement for all new students of Brescia University.
To work together to advance the values of reading, writing, and all matters intellectual on our campus.
To provide a system of support, programming and a method of campus involvement for the Junior class of Brescia University.
To provide opportunities for personal growth, professional development, understanding of the teaching profession, participation in cooperative work, and strive for higher standards of preparation.
To challenge, stimulate, and provide an environment that will promote growth among individuals interested in psychology and other related fields.
To provide a system of support, programming and a method of campus involvement for the Sophomore class of Brescia University.
To encourage interest in the Spanish culture and language, as well as promote social opportunities to intertwine the two cultures.
To provide for a representative government; a voice for the concerns of the undergraduate, graduate, and Weekend College students; a method to promote involvement in the campus community; a forum for the communication to the university’s faculty and administration; and to serve the best interests of the students and university.
To promote general student welfare, health, and protection from the living dead.
