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Thursday Thrills, every Thursday!

Tuesday, February 7 
12 Program: Avalanche Hockey Game

Thursday, February 9  
Thursday Thrills: Minute to Win It!

Saturday, February 11
All day A-Basin 10TH Annual Beacon Bowl and Avalanche Awareness Day

 

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Following the cura personalis mission, clubs and organizations are one component to a complete collegiate experience. Engaging members in a variety of challenging activities, clubs and organizations fulfill a vital need within the Regis University community.

 

  • Clubs & Organizations

    Student Groups under RUSGA
    • Active Minds
      Raising suicide prevention awareness and promoting good mental health.
    • Alpha Epsilon Delta
      A pre-health honor society for students planning to pursue post-graduate studies and careers in the fields of medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, physician’s assistant, physical therapy, and other healthcare specialties.
    • Alpha Sigma Nu
      Alpha Sigma Nu is the national honor society of Jesuit colleges and universities in the United States.
    • Asian Student Alliance
      (APAA) promotes multi-cultural awareness and understanding throughout the Regis University community.
    • Black Student Alliance
      (BSA) brings diversity to the campus.
    • Commuters at Regis (CAR)
      The club’s main goal is to establish friendships with other commuting students and connect with the university.
    • CHOICES Peer Education Program
      Uses a peer-based approach to promote healthy living at Regis University.
    • Gay Straight Alliance (GSA)
      An all inclusive group that promotes understanding, respect, and change in a safe environment.
    • Honors Pharmacy
    • Lambda Phi Eta (Communications Honor Society)
      Communication Honors Society using communication skills to serve Regis and outside community.
    • Mi Gente
      To promote the awareness of the Hispanic and Latino heritage by embracing students cultural traditions, customs and beliefs within the Regis community.
    • National Society of Collegiate Scholars
      (NSCS) is a student organization dedicated to community service.
    • Out Regis!
      OutRegis! is an on-campus theater group focused primarily on improv comedy, but also facilitates flash mobs, guerilla theater, one-act plays, and any other crazy comedic ideas that we cook up.
    • Peace & Justice
      The Peace and Justice Club strives to spotlight social issues that affect the less fortunate of society. Our organization will also do our best to contribute what we can (time, effort, activism, donations) to issues we can get behind.
    • Pre-Pharmacy
      Help out the pre-pharmacy students at Regis get information of how to get into a school and prepare us for the application, interviews, and Pharmacy school.
    • Regis Ramblers Theatre Troupe
      Through music, scene and drama, this group of dedicated people lives a passion for acting, singing, or just clowning around.
    • Romero House
      An opportunity for students to experience the connections between one’s faith, education, and the life experience of the poor.
    • Residence Hall Association
      Living and Learning Communities.
    • Regis College Republicans
      Our mission is to renew political debate, expand civic engagement, and rejuvenate the spirit of community service at Regis University.
    • Res Judicata: Regis University Pre Law Club
    • Revive
      http://rusga.squarespace.com/storage/club-pdfs/Revive%20Form.pdf
    • Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC)
      Student Athletes discuss and vote on NCAA division II legislation, address student athletes’ needs (i.e. equipment, facilities), fundraising for Make-A-Wish Foundation among other charities, and encourage student body attendance at games.
    • Students for Life
      Students for Life is a group of students who feel committed to promoting respect and dignity toward all human life. We hope to be a welcoming, yet firm, presence on campus to support life.
    • Students Taking Action Now Darfur (STAND)
      To raise awareness, educate, and advocate for the ending of the Sudan genocide.
    • Swing Dance Club
    • Sword Club
    • The Poet-Alls [also known as The Poetry Club]
      An organization interested in cultivating the creative art of poetry through the formation of a safe environment in which poets of all levels of experience can share original work and learn through writing workshops.
    • Tri-Beta
      Tri-Beta is an honors biological research society for biology and related majors who are interested in pursuing research opportunities, both on and off campus. Tri-Beta serves to make students aware of these opportunities, as well as inform them regarding
    • Vocal Jazz

  • Campus Media

    Media Organizations at Regis University

About Clubs & Organizations

Following the cura personalis mission, clubs and organizations are one component to a complete collegiate experience. Engaging members in a variety of challenging activities, clubs and organizations fulfill a vital need within the Regis University community. Though separated from the classroom lecture or University library, the work of clubs and organizations are educational extensions, opportunities that facilitate active learning. Addressing a variety of interests, from athletic to pre-professional to social justice, clubs and organizations educate members while, simultaneously, expanding members’ awareness to previously unknown areas.

Well-structured clubs and organizations serve as springboards for student development. Energized not only with a greater understanding or by skill improvement but also by interacting with a group of similarly interested peers, clubs and group members are driven to greater interaction. Involved in new and interesting areas, club members develop new skills while enjoying themselves.

Understanding the tremendous positive effects that result from clubs and organizations, the vital role of the student leaders for these groups becomes apparent. Student leaders enliven programs with vision, organization and energy. The examples set forth by student leaders are contagious. To assist club and organization leaders in their pursuit of achieving effective and intentional activities at Regis University, the Office of Student Activities presents the following habits as solid foundation points:

Professionalism

Stewardship

Safety