*No new clubs were added between 1976 and 1978*<\/p>\n
KGFC radio – allowed students to practice different methods of public communication<\/span>\u00a0(<\/span>turns into local FM station)<\/span><\/p>\n Minority Student Union – held by those of different race or nationality to teach others about their culture and traditions<\/span><\/p>\n Married Students Association – challenged those who were married and going to school to focus on their personal lives and places in marriage<\/span><\/p>\n The Film Society – responsible for putting on films shown on campus<\/span><\/p>\n Education Club – the main goal of this club is to keep in contact with all Education Majors and to tell them about education in Oregon State as well as in our school.<\/span><\/p>\n Home Ec. Club – making students aware of home economics, includes fashion shows, sewing, cooking, and providing care packages to other students. <\/span><\/p>\n Student Psychological Association – sharing the awareness of psychology to other students. Integrates Christianity and psychology helping students find careers after college. <\/span><\/p>\n Croquet Club – a group of students dedicated to playing croquet together\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Seattle Seahawks Booster Club –\u00a0<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n GFC Album Project –\u00a0<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n Ski Club – a club for people who like to ski<\/span><\/p>\n (Home Ec changed their\u00a0name to The Student Home Economics Association)<\/span><\/p>\n Moving Images Society – this club teaches about advances in telecommunication to help\u00a0students find jobs and learning more about the future of telecommunication. <\/span><\/p>\n Education Club – provided students with up-to-date information about teaching opportunities<\/span><\/p>\n Young Republicans – a political organization for students\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Rock Climbing Club- traveled to rock climbing gym in Beaverton<\/span><\/p>\n Philosophy Club –\u00a0Sophilo provides a venue for philosophers to open their internal dialog into a conversation in which we explore the nature of love, knowledge and our own ethical responsibility<\/span><\/p>\n Hess Creek Surf Club<\/em>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Business Club – got together to study and increase student\u2019s interests in the business program<\/span><\/p>\n Volleyball Club<\/em>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Dance Team – dance club that performs for homecoming and sporting events\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Bruin Hosts – a team that worked at sports events to sell tickets and hand out programs<\/span><\/p>\n Art Club – practicing different types of art and learning the techniques of different time periods<\/span><\/p>\n Darkroom – photograph school events on film<\/span><\/p>\n Little Bruins – develop relationships with elementary\/middle school students in Newberg<\/span><\/p>\n Urban Services – spend Friday nights in Portland hanging out with the homeless (praying, feeding, getting to know them)<\/span><\/p>\n Class Reps – this club ut on events (games nights, etc) for their respective classes<\/span><\/p>\n Supreme Court – handles ASC jobs, the constitutionality of ASC, runs elections, etc.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n ELITE – \u00a0empowering leaders of integrity through experience: goes to conferences and workshops to provide students with opportunities <\/span><\/p>\n Service-Leadership House – do service projects around campus<\/span><\/p>\n Outdoor Club – outdoor activities including rock climbing and hiking<\/span><\/p>\n Umm\u2026 Umm.. Good – based on students from the art club, they have a social get together and make food and play games together. <\/span><\/p>\n Social Work Club – provides social work majors with learning opportunities in the field and possible internship opportunities, organize volunteer trips<\/span><\/p>\n Snowboarding Club – provides students with the opportunities for snowboarding and fellowship (Bible studies)<\/span><\/p>\n Psychology Club –\u00a0unites psychology majors and minors, facilities closer relationships with peers and their faculty and connects with the broader George Fox community<\/span><\/p>\n Swing Club –\u00a0This club gives beginning swing dancers lessons and gives students opportunities to improve their skills through regular meetings and extra dancing events<\/span><\/p>\n Meditation Club –\u00a0<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n Bed and Breakfast Club – dedicated to providing prospective students with a great experience as they visit George Fox, giving them a place to stay and good food<\/span><\/p>\n Emergency Relief Club – started to help hurricane victims recover from disaster. They helped GFU get involved with relief efforts such as fundraising, and sending gifts<\/span><\/p>\n Acting on AIDS – this club focused on raising awareness of AIDS and spent time praying for the crisis<\/span><\/p>\n ASME – American Society of Mechanical Engineers, a club for mechanical engineers, connects students with field experience and work opportunities<\/span><\/p>\n Accounting Club – provides students with work opportunities so they are equipped for the workforce<\/span><\/p>\n Bruin Heritage Society – keeping the current student body connected to its history<\/span><\/p>\n Several different Books Club<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n Skate Team – This ministry went down to the local skate park to show people that Christians aren\u2019t all \u201cstiff\u201d and \u201cboring\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n Hawaiian Club – \u00a0embodies the spirit of “aloha” by establishing a warm and supportive environment and providing an opportunity to learn about different cultures through means of social interactions<\/span><\/p>\n Latino Heritage Club – there exists a union of friendship, diversity, and culture. Students from Latino and non-Latino backgrounds exchange cross-cultural dialog and perspectives as well as engage in a shared student community<\/span><\/p>\n Quaere Verum – exists to seek truth as a community through conversation<\/span><\/p>\n Business Club – This club provides the students of George Fox University the opportunity to personal, hands-on experience with entrepreneurial applications<\/span><\/p>\n Social Work Club – gives professional and mentoring activities to social work majors as well as social activities which will establish bonds within and between the cohorts<\/span><\/p>\n Nursing Club – provides members with an opportunity to identify with their nursing profession and to foster intellectual, educational, spiritual and social activities related to professional nursing<\/span><\/p>\n IJM – International Justice Mission, a club centered around awareness about women in bondage around the world because of sex-trafficking<\/span><\/p>\n Mu Kappa – Mu Kappa is a club for missionary kids and third culture kids where they can express their culture with each other and teach others about their life experiences<\/span><\/p>\n Fashion Club – a club where students can celebrate culture as an art form and way of life. They host fashion shows, fundraisers, and have their own blog<\/span><\/p>\n Spoken Word – a club where Latino students share their culture with each other through faith<\/span><\/p>\n Society for Women Engineers – this club\u2019s goal is to unify women in the field of engineering and gain professional experience<\/span><\/p>\n Disk Golf – a club for students to come together and play disk golf<\/span><\/p>\n Transfer Club – This club\u2019s focus is to provide transfer students with a good community as they join Fox<\/span><\/p>\n Viva La France! – This club\u2019s mission is to gather together students with a passion for French food, culture, and language<\/span><\/p>\n Hawaii Club – provides a welcoming environment for Hawaiian students at Fox to get connected with each other and teach fellow students about Hawaiian culture<\/span><\/p>\n (Swing Club changed their name to Coast to Coast Swing)<\/p>\n Black Student Union and Alliance Club – This club\u2019s goal is to raise awareness about the Black community and help students share their culture with others<\/span><\/p>\n Fencing Club – teaches basic fencing skills and provides students with friendly competition through a lesser well-known sport<\/span><\/p>\n Game Night – This club\u2019s mission is to create a community of students through board and card games, encouraging friendship and fun competition<\/span><\/p>\n ISI Roger Sherman Society – A club dedicated to providing a space for students to share political views (specifically conservative views) without judgment<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" *No new clubs were added between 1976 and 1978* 1979 KGFC radio – allowed students to practice different methods of public communication\u00a0(turns into local FM station) Minority Student Union – held by those of different race or nationality to teach others about their culture and traditions Married Students Association – challenged those who were married… <\/p>\n1981<\/b><\/h6>\n
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