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team or cheerleading should visit the Cedarville University
Athletics website ). Click the
team sport you are interested in and fill out a prospective athlete
questionnaire.
Campus Recreation
Campus Recreation provides safe and exciting recreational
facilities as well as a wide variety of programs and services to
help meet the fitness and recreational needs and interests of our
University family. Our outdoor recreational facilities include 20
acres of field space, two sand volleyball courts, and one disc golf
course. Our indoor recreational facilities include a 60,000-square-
foot field house, three racquetball courts, an exercise studio, a free
weight room area, two separate circuit weight training areas, over
50 cardio machines, and a 36-foot indoor rock climbing wall. Our
programs include over 20 intramural sports, several club sports,
various outdoor pursuit trips, fitness programming, and special
events. For a complete list of recreational activities and additional
information, visit
Student Life Programs
Student Life Programs provides cocurricular activities,
events, programs, and involvement opportunities with the goal
of developing lifelong leaders who influence and love others
and pursue excellence in all areas of life. We are committed to
providing exceptional programs, services, and opportunities that
are distinctively Christ-centered.
Leadership Opportunities
Student Life Programs provides opportunities for students to
serve as leaders as well as providing leadership development
opportunities. CU LEAD is a holistic leadership development
program committed to assisting Cedarville University students in
not only understanding but establishing and developing a biblical
foundation for service-based leadership. CU LEAD is designed to
enhance the leadership ability of students by providing them with
a lens to view leadership and leadership opportunities. The core
of the CU LEAD program is the foundation of leadership, which is
defined by the following:
• Stewardship – We recognize that all of our gifts, abilities, and
talents are given to us from God, and we are responsible to
use them for His glory in the service of others. (1 Pet. 4:10)
• Influence – We recognize that true leadership is influence. We
all have influence and it is our privilege and responsibility to
influence, others. We must lead like Jesus who did not have
a position in society but radically changed the world for the
Kingdom of God through his influence.
• Service – We recognize that true leadership is not a position
of honor or power but one of humility and service. (Heb. 13)
Organizations
Student Government Association (SGA) exists to provide a
means by which the student body can express their thoughts and
desires to the administration. SGA also orchestrates activities,
chapels, organizations, and leadership opportunities for the benefit
of the student body.
Academic Organizations
Accounting Society promotes accounting awareness,
establishes relationships with professionals in the accounting
vocation, provides tutoring for students, and promotes fellowship
among accounting students.
Alpha Delta Nu is an organization that supports students
majoring in criminal justice.
Alpha Sigma is devoted to promoting critical thinking through
philosophical and theological inquiry into issues central to the
Christian worldview and our contemporary culture.
Athletic Training Organization promotes educational activities
to develop closer contact with those involved in the athletic
training/sports medicine profession.
Cedarville University Chemistry Club provides opportunities
through professional associations and alumni to become better
aquainted with the exceptional field of chemical science, to
provide a platform for development in preparing and presenting
technical material before interested audiences, to promote a spirit
of excellence toward chemical learning and practice, and to foster
an awareness of the social impact, environmental responsibilities,
and challenges of the modern chemist.
Cedarville University Pharmacy Class Council supports the
class to the best of their ability with any spiritual, professional, or
academic issues that arise.
Chi Delta Epsilon provides fellowship and seeks to stimulate
professional interests and encourage professional growth among
future teachers.
Chi Theta Pi provides advice and relevant experiences for
students interested in the health-science professions.
Christian Nurses Association promotes spiritual and
professional development for nurses and service for the
community.
Christian Pharmacists Fellowship International (CPFI)
serves to promote fellowship among Christian pharmacists,
pharmacy students, and those they influence; to identify issues in
the profession requiring group prayer, and to provide opportunities
for communication between students and professionals from
numerous areas of the pharmacy profession.
Epsilon Alpha Pi is an organization for social work majors,
which seeks to promote professional development, political and
social awareness, and community outreach.
Epsilon Pi Lambda is a student organization that provides
opportunities for students to grow in their appreciation of the fields
of history and government and an outlet for pursuing knowledge,
obtaining academic support, gaining fellowship, and providing
service.
Pi Epsilon Omega is for all students pursuing a major or minor
in multi-age physical education, multi-age health education, and
physical activity and sport study.
Psi Kappa Theta consists of students interested in psychology
and behavioral sciences.
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