Action Against Sexual Violence (AASV)* Active Minds Agricultural Program and Miller Farm (AG)* AIDS Coalition Earlham (ACE)* American Chemical Society Amnesty International* Anime* Asian Student Union (ASU)* Baha'i Club* Black Ladies United at Earlham (BLUE) Black Men United (BMU) Black Student Union (BSU) Blue Fish Fencing Brimley's Buddhism Club Chess Chinese Culture Club Dance Alloy* Earlham Christian Fellowship (ECF)* Earlham College Bike Co-Op Earlham College Democrats Earlham College Rugby Football Club (Men and Women) Earlham Environmental Action Coalition (EEAC)* Earlham Equestrian Program* Earlham Historical Journal Earlham Literary Magazine* Earlham Progressive Union Earlham Theater Company Earlham Volunteer Exchange (EVE)* The Earlham Word - (college newspaper)* Earlham Young Friends (EYF)* Earthquakers EC Birding Club Fellowship of Christian Athletes

Gamers United Geology Club* Habitat for Humanity* Homecoming Steering Committee* Hunt Seat Equestrian Team* International Student Coalition Japanese Culture Club Jewish Student Union (JSU)* Men's Club Volleyball (MCV)* Model UN Muslim Student Union New Measures Outdoors Club* Pan African Society at Earlham (PASE)* Pre-Health Club Psychology Club Pushkin House (Russian Language) Questing Catholics* Rose City Coffee Club (Student Run Coffee Shop) SAB Film Series* Sci-Fi Fantasy Club Sociedad de Estudiantes Latinos (SEL)* Society of Physics Students Spectrum* Student Activities Board (SAB)* Student Executive Council (SEC)* Student Filmmakers Guild (SFG)* Students for Peace and Justice in Palestine (SPJP) Student Nominating Committee (SNC)* Student Organizations Council (SOC)* Ultimate Frisbee - (Men's and Women's)* Unitarian Universalists (UU)* WECI Radio Station* Womyn's Center* World Health

*Denotes all official student organizations recognized, and therefore funded by, Earlham Student Government.

Action Against Sexual Violence (AASV)*

Action Against Sexual Violence (AASV) is a community united by a common vision. We view rape and other forms of sexual assault as part of a larger societal problem. We are working to change the structures that encourage and condone this kind of violence. Sexual assault is never the survivor's fault. No one wants or deserves to be sexually assaulted.

AASV provides for the Earlham Community education in topics involving sexual assault, the dangers of masculinity and violence issues. The hope of AASV is to raise awareness of the many conflicts and issues that pertain to and are a precursor of domestic violence and sexual assault.

Active Minds

Active Minds' mission is to promote awareness among students, faculty and staff at Earlham College about issues regarding mental health, symptoms of mental illness and resources available in and around the Earlham community. We strive to be a resource for information about depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, eating disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder and generalized anxiety disorder. Through connecting Earlham College and the mental health community by various events we aim to reduce the stigma of mental health issues in order to create a safe and healthy environment on campus.

Agricultural Program and Miller Farm (AG)*

The Agricultural Program, though not an active club presently, provides an opportunity for the Earlham community to participate in activities that facilitate learning about sustainability, provide practical farming experience, develop valuable life-skills, and establish networks with the wider farming community. If you are interested in helping restart the AG Program, please contact the convener or Director of Student Activities

Miller Farm is an intentional community; all the farm students practice resource conservation and ecologically-oriented farming, including upkeep and development of buildings, three organic gardens, and various farm animals. All interested students are encouraged to participate and develop projects of their own.

AIDS Coalition Earlham (ACE)*

AIDS Coalition Earlham (ACE) encourages Earlham College community members to recognize that HIV/AIDS is a global problem and take an active role in the HIV/AIDS epidemic at the local level. Our goals are:

• To maintain an active relationship with the Center for Mental Health in Richmond by providing support and assistance with such activities as the AIDS Dance-a-thon and the non-food drive
• To provide HIV/AIDS education to Earlham Community members.
• To provide transportation to and knowledge about various HIV/AIDS related activities.

ACE is an organization that operates on the basis of consensus and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, income, gender, political affiliation, age, creed, religion, sexual preference, national origin, ancestry or the presence of any handicapping condition.

American Chemical Society

The mission of our organization is to foster a broader education of the opportunities in chemistry that would otherwise be encountered at Earlham. We also provide a stimulating social community in the context of chemistry, which goes beyond classes and labs.

Amnesty International*

Amnesty International is an independent worldwide human rights organization working on behalf of prisoners of conscience and for the abolition of torture, extrajudicial executions, disappearances and the death penalty. The Earlham Chapter focuses on supporting and assisting political prisoners by sponsoring letter-writing tables and on educating the community about human rights by sponsoring films, speakers and more.

Anime*

Anime strives to allow anyone and everyone who is interested in the subject of Japanese animation easier access to this fascinating genre of media.

Asian Student Union (ASU)*

The Asian Student Union's goal is to educate the Earlham community as well as ourselves about the social, political and religious cultures of Asia. We also hope to raise cultural awareness about Asian Culture on the Earlham College campus and give Asians a vehicle for taking a more active role in the community.

Baha'i Club*

The Baha’i Club seeks to teach and deepen the principles of the Baha’i faith, a religion founded by Baha’u’llah in 1863. Fundamental in the principles of the Baha’i Faith is the unity of humanity under one God through the eradication of ignorance, poverty, discrimination and inequality.

Black Ladies United at Earlham (BLUE)

Black Ladies United at Earlham serves as the support group for black women on campus. They strive to utilize the group's talents and energy on campus and within the Richmond Community.

Black Men United (BMU)

Black Men United strives to redevelop the love from males of African descent on Earlham's campus and to channel this love to the people of our community. We structure our organization around six principles of brotherhood, education, respect, fidelity, history and building bridges. These principles are the backbone of this association as well as our livelihood.

Black Student Union (BSU)*

To construct a more stable union that can better serve the African Diaspora at Earlham, the Black Student Union shall serve as both a support and action group for all of its members, focusing on the principles of equality, education, respect, history and community.

Blue Fish Fencing

Blue Fish Fencing Club's purpose is to provide safe, student-led instruction in the sport of fencing and maintain a supply of equipment to be used by newcomers on Earlham's campus. We intend to send individuals to compete in regional tournaments and interact with local fencing clubs to provide more professional instruction to our advanced members.

Brimley's

Brimley's is Earlham College's only entirely student-run a cappella group. We are an auditioned group of between 12 and 16 men and women, famous for our goofy concerts and dynamic personalities. All of our compositions are arranged by group members and they incorporate all voice parts as well as vocal percussion. We meet twice a week to rehearse for concerts, study-break appearances, and singing valentines.

Buddhism Club

The Buddhism Club provides information about Buddhist practice. We support those members of the community who are interested in developing their Buddhist faith. We provide discussion, retreats, badic meditation instruction and visits to Buddhist centers.

Chess

For those who love the challenge of chess. We meet regularly to play matches, discuss strategies and on occasion hold a tournament.

Chinese Culture Club

Our mission is to encourage interest and awareness of Chinese people and culture on Earlham’s campus by providing a variety of events and activities that will enlighten the public about the people and culture of China.

Dance Alloy*

Dance Alloy is a student-run, student-funded organization composed of people from all different dance backgrounds. For at least a decade, Dance Alloy has striven to bring together dancers from all backgrounds to allow individuals to work together as a collective whole. Each semester, our company successfully performs a full scale production of works by students and faculty. For each of our performances, we encourage a variety of movement styles. Dance styles have ranged from abstract to modern, tap, swing, hip-hop, African, ballet and salsa. Dance Alloy's goal is to provide an artistic performance outlet for those interested in expressing themselves through movement. We do not exclude individuals on the basis of ability. All you have to have is the passion to move.

Earlham Christian Fellowship (ECF)*

The Earlham Christian Fellowship is a group of Christians seeking fellowship, teaching and support, and welcome anyone interested in learning about Christianity. Our objective is to introduce individuals to personal faith in Jesus Christ, to help them grow in that faith, and to challenge them to consider their role in God's global church.

Earlham College Bike Co-Op

The Bike Cooperative is an initiative to promote ecologically sustainable transportation, and to encourage community appreciation for bicycles — for their ecological, social, physical and educational benefits. It is a facility open to both the Earlham and Richmond communities where one can come to learn, play and volunteer. In the spirit of a cooperative, knowledge, supplies, tools and camaraderie are shared for the greater good.

Earlham College Democrats

The Earlham College Democrats are the affiliate of the Democratic Party on the Earlham Campus. We work on campaigns at every level, bring Democratic-oriented speakers to campus, organize community service projects and have fun social events.

Earlham College Rugby Football Club (Men and Women)

The Earlham College Rugby Football Club meets regularly to practice and teach the sport of rugby to all who are interested. Both the men's and women's teams practice and compete year round at home and away with other colleges. All skill levels are encouraged to join. Contact conveners for practice times and location.

Earlham Environmental Action Coalition (EEAC)*

Founded on the belief that responsibility towards our surroundings begins with individual action, the Earlham Environmental Action Coalition networks with national and local environmental groups and writes letters to raise awareness of national legislation. We also work with the College to reduce waste, recycle and use recycled products.

Earlham Equestrian Program*

The Earlham Equestrian Program, also known as EC Stables, is a student-run cooperative program committed to providing a safe, accessible, and affordable learning environment for people and horses. We aim to provide education in horsemanship and stable management through activities such as AWPE lessons, the instructors' program, an intercollegiate equestrian team, trail rides, opportunities for the Wayne County community and equine-related activities.

Visit the Equestrian Program website

Earlham Historical Journal

The Earlham Historical Journal was founded by a group of students in December of 2008 to publish exceptional works of undergraduate historical writing at Earlham College. In the Fall semester, the Journal publishes selected works from the History Senior Seminar class; in the Spring semester, there is an open call for submissions from all Earlham students. The first issue of the Journal was published in May of 2009.

Earlham Literary Magazine*

The Earlham Literary Magazine, Crucible, exists to present the creative achievements of Earlham students by publishing two issues each academic year. The magazine contains poetry, prose and artwork created by students, faculty and staff.

Earlham Progressive Union (EPU)

EPU is an organization devoted to raising awareness of and taking action on a variety of social justice issues.

Earlham Theatre Company

The Mission of ETC is to provide a space for students interested in any areas of theatre including, but not limited to; acting, directing, producing, designing, and back stage assistance. The group offers the opportunity to increase students' knowledge through extracurricular activities such as: professional workshops and lectures, peer training, and the opportunity to create and present small pieces inside and outside of the institution.

Earlham Volunteer Exchange (EVE)*

EVE is a student-run organization committed to making it more convenient for students to engage in service opportunities in the Richmond community. The mission of the group is to provide skill-building tools necessary to help volunteers become more evolved service providers. Simultaneously, EVE hopes to build connections and increase communication and understanding between the two populations.

The Earlham Word (college newspaper)*
• Web Site

The Earlham Word is dedicated to keeping the Earlham community informed of news and events happening both on and in the Richmond area. The newspaper provides a unique opportunity for students to work on a student-run newspaper and gain experience in journalistic writing, editing, management, layout and distribution.

Earlham Young Friends (EYF)*

Through fellowship, reflection, fun and worship sharing, Earlham Young Friends, an open and informal group, wants to provide a supportive environment, which will affirm all Quakers and fellow travelers in their process of learning, growing and developing. EYF supports continued service not only to Earlham, but also to the greater community of Richmond and the world. EYF also wishes to facilitate bonds with its supporting yearly meetings.

Earthquakers

The Earthquakers Dance Team is a student-run organization created for the purpose of providing halftime entertainment and encouraging school spirit during the football and basketball games. It is a creative outlet, allowing members a chance to choreograph their own pieces. We are an open organization to the Earlham community, and we strive to have a diverse group. Through our time and work, we are a close group that emphasizes teamwork as well as dance.

EC Birding Club

Earlham has a long history of bird watching and research.  We are here to continue this tradition. We host bird walks on campus, trips to areas in the region known for birding and educational programs for Earlham Students and others in our community.

Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)

We offer fellowship to students through Christ and a place where they can worship the Lord together. Additionally, we strive to present athletes and coaches, and all whom they influence, with the challenge and the adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior.

Gamers United

The mission of Gamers United is to unite the various sects of gamers that appear around campus but rarely interact with each other. We want to provide a way for new friendships to form around a common hobby: Gaming.

Geology Club*

The purpose of the Geology Club is to allow students to further their knowledge in the area of geology and geologic concepts through field trips and group study. We hope to encourage more interest in geology and more hands-on experience in the field. The club takes trips to nearby geologically significant locations. We also have designed t-shirts and hats, and get together regularly to watch geology-related movies regardless of the accuracy of the science involved — actually it's more fun when the movies are pretty inaccurate.

Habitat for Humanity*

This organization works with community Habitat for Humanity organizations to sponsor projects to build or renovate homes. Other activities include public awareness, political action on housing issues and fundraising. The Bonner Center for Service and Vocation coordinates regular Saturday work groups.

Homecoming Steering Committee*

The homecoming committee annually overlooks and promotes events for a week long period in the fall semester by creating and establishing a meaningful theme. These activities include but are not limited to promoting school spirit and athletic events, fund raising, and the annual homecoming dance.

Hunt Seat Equestrian Team*

Earlham's Equestrian Center offers three main programs for students, faculty, staff and the community: (1) Riding lessons are offered each semester; (2) The Riding Assistant's program is designed to train students to become instructors. Upon completion of the program, if the instructor teaches each semester, horse use is free. (3) The Equestrian Team participates in approximately 10 weekend shows each academic year, primarily in Indiana and Illinois.

International Student Coalition

We strive to educate and expose students to varying ethnic cultures and societies, and encourage students to explore and seek these cultures. Serving as a liaison between international and American students at Earlham, we also understand the importance of learning through others’ international experiences.

Japanese Culture Club

Our mission is to encourage interest and awareness of Japanese people and culture on Earlham’s campus by providing a variety of events and activities that will enlighten the public on Japan.

Jewish Student Union (JSU)*

Providing support for Jews at Earlham, the Jewish Student Union strives to raise awareness about Jewish culture and religion in the greater community. We sponsor secular and religious celebrations, dialog, and we pursue political topics.

Men's Club Volleyball (MCV)*

Active during the winter, Men's Club Volleyball participates in tournaments and plays an outstanding brand of volleyball. No experience is necessary to join and play counts as one AWPE credit for Spring Semester. MCV is like a fine wine. It gets better with age. In our fourth year now, we are truly aged to perfection and will dominate.

Model UN

The mission of Model UN is to plan and operate an excellent Model UN conference for area high school students. We also send Earlham students to university-level conferences with the intention of skillfully representing member states.

Muslim Student Union

As a political and social vehicle, we strive to create unity within the Muslim community. MSU serves to educate, mold, and help equip members of the community with tangible skills to use in the future. We also work to inform the larger Earlham community of Muslim issues.

New Measures

New Measures is Earlham College’s all female student-run a capella group. We are an auditioned group of between 12 and 16 women, All of our compositions are arranged by group members and they incorporate all voice parts as well as vocal percussion. We meet twice a week to rehearse for concerts, study-break appearances and other events.

Outdoors Club*

The Outdoors Club encourages enthusiasm for the outdoors and wilderness by promoting and sponsoring activities where participants gain first-hand experience. We hope to inspire people to lead trips or expeditions and to foster an appreciation of the unique attributes of outdoor activities. We also wish to serve as a resource and provide opportunities for fun.

Pan African Society at Earlham (PASE)*

The Pan African Society at Earlham provides an organized framework for the African Community. At the same time, PASE wishes to increase awareness within the Earlham community about Africa — its people, its diversity and its multiple political, economical and cultural issues. Currently PASE is a subcommittee of the Black Student Union.

Pre-Health Club

This club provides a forum for students interested in health careers such as medicine, veterinary science and dentistry. It offers opportunities to share knowledge and ideas while obtaining information relevant to MCATs study guides, organizing research opportunities and providing graduate school information. This organization also engages in activities related to health care professions such as visits to clinics and community service in the local hospital. The club provides additional educational activities for Earlham students by fostering relationships with health professionals including alumni in relevant fields.

Psychology Club

The Earlham College Psychology Club is an organization of students from a variety of majors who share a common interest in psychology. The club exists to encourage involvement in psychology, to share information about education and careers in psychology, to engage in psychologically related activities, to provide service to the Earlham Psychology Department, and to have fun.

Pushkin House (Russian Language)

We are the Russian language house on campus.  With a growing number of students coming from this region and many who want to learn about it, we have become a very active group on campus.  We speak the language often at the house and we participate in cultural activities.

Questing Catholics*

As students and faculty we are committed to remaining in the Catholic Church while at the same time constructively wrestling with the challenges and questions that arise from being active participants in a traditional religious faith. The group seeks to respond to the needs and interests of Catholics so that they can feel comfortable and spiritually nourished.

Rose City Coffee Co-Op (Student Run Coffee Shop)

Founded in 2011 we are a totally student run coffee shop. We are advised by a small board of faculty and staff who help to educate us on business practices and legal issues related to running a business. We are open various hours throughout the week and on weekends we partner with other organizations to host game nights and open mics.

SAB Films

The SAB Film Series provides weekly entertainment, on Friday and Saturday nights, for the campus through the medium of celluloid. The intention is to provide films that are entertaining, as well as ones that are both popular and slightly lesser known.

Sci-Fi Fantasy Club

Sci-Fi/Fantasy Club is a club for anybody and everybody who loves these two genres and wants to hang out and talk with others with similar interest. We intend to host fun activities and create an enjoyable space for people to get to make new friends and discuss their passions.

Sociedad de Estudiantes Latinos (SEL)*

Sociedad de Estudiantes Latinos is a community whose focus is self-education in regards to Latino and Latin American issues. Our goals include spreading cultural awareness to the broader Earlham community through educational projects, events and/or community services. By raising these issues we hope to challenge the entire Earlham community (i.e. faculty, staff, students and alumni) to recognize the national Latino demographics and the growing Latino voices. We are a group with a Latin American and Latino focus and are comprised of those interested in these and related issues.

Society of Physics Students

Our objectives as a club is to inspire and educate students about physics and astronomy. We also want to orient physics and astronomy students toward their career goals. We organize school trips to places such as physics research centers. We have meetings every Monday from 12 p.m. - 1 p.m.

Spectrum*

Spectrum serves as a support system for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning students in the Earlham community. We also seek to increase campus awareness of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender related issues, and we invite any interested persons, regardless of sexual and gender identity, to join group meetings, movies, lectures, discussions and socials. Spectrum believes it is important for every individual to be able to fully express him or herself and feel confident in all aspects, including in sexual and/or gender identity.

Student Activities Board (SAB)*

As the programming/activities branch of Student Government, Student Activities Board strives to provide a well-balanced and diverse social, recreational and cultural program series for the entire student body. Programs include visiting bands, performances, Air Guitar, Sunsplash, comedians and much, much more.

Student Executive Council (SEC)*

The Student Executive Council's main purpose is maintaining communication and accountability among the various branches of Student Government. We formulate student government policy and make decisions on issues that affect student government and the student body as a whole.

Student Filmmakers Guild (SFG)*

Got an idea for a great film but can't find the resources? The Student Filmmakers Guild lets you get in touch with anyone you need from across the campus — actors and actresses, producers, editors, choreographers, screenwriters — and provides funding for student-created films of all sorts. The SFG seeks to establish and maintain a habitat where cast, crew and directors can easily find and work with each other while not carrying the entirety of the film's financial burden.

Students for Peace and Justice in Palestine (SPJP)

With the conviction that the Palestinian narrative is misunderstood and weakly represented in America, Students for Peace and Justice in Palestine (SPJP) is an organization that works towards highlighting the sufferings of the Palestinian people and the violations of their rights. SPJP at Earlham College was initiated by a group of committed students in January 2008 with a mission of informing the Earlham community about the plight of the Palestinian people by conducting cultural events, festivals, exhibitions, letter writings and petitions on numerous human rights violations and calling for a just and durable solution to the conflict in the Middle East.

Student Nominating Committee (SNC)*

The Student Nominating Committee is the branch of Student Government that appoints student representatives to positions on all standing Earlham committees and task forces.

Student Organizations Council (SOC)*

The Student Organizations Council is the branch of Student Government that allocates funds (derived from student activity fees) to student organizations on campus. We also grant recognition to student organizations, place organizations into co-ops, preside over the actual allocation process, oversee all activities financed through those funds and finally de-recognize organizations when needed (either for inappropriate activity or inactivity).

Ultimate Frisbee (Men's and Women's)*

The first rule in the official rules of Ultimate Frisbee is the "spirit of the game" clause. All players are expected to make their own calls and play fairly while respecting the rules and, most of all, having fun. The team travels to tournaments throughout the country.

Unitarian Universalists (UU)*

The purpose of Unitarian Universalists is to provide interested individuals an opportunity to socialize, worship and to explore self, humanity and spirituality in a safe environment. Past activities include weekly meetings with monthly worships, communication with regional UU's, hosting opportunities to attend the Oxford congregation on a regular basis, and going to regional UU conventions.

WECI Radio Station*
• Web Site

WECI, Richmond's only public radio station, is owned by Earlham College. Many students are involved in both on-air operations of WECI each year. From studios in Runyan Center, the station broadcasts a variety of musical, cultural and public affairs programs to the Richmond community, as well as to the Earlham campus. The programming is designed to offer alternatives to that which is available on area commercial stations. WECI's FM radio station is 91.5.

Womyn's Center*

The Womyn's Center is both a space on campus and an organization. The space is located on the 4th floor of Carpenter (go through the weaving studio). It is a safe space for women and it is the only place on campus that is reserved exclusively for women. The women-only policy refers to any person who self-identifies as a woman. This means that any female student is able to use the space to hang out, do homework, nap and meet friends whenever she wants. However, many of our activities are open to all genders. As an organization, we hope to build a cohesive community of women on campus and to strive toward feminist ideals. Our space is also open to other student organizations (such as FDTF). We have meetings in the Womyn's Center every week to plan upcoming events and discussions. All women are welcome to attend.

World Health

Our mission is to explore and express our concerns for pressing health issues on a local, national and global level through sharing ideas. We aim to share our knowledge with our communities by spreading awareness, teaching prevention and taking action. We hope to learn from our communities and listen to their health concerns. There seems to be a large interest in public health (PH) among Earlham students, but there is no PH major and only a few classes offered that explore PH. While there is a Pre-Health club, it is mostly geared toward students interested in pursuing medical careers.  We wish to look at the relationship between health issues and their social impact. Earlham needs a space where we can teach ourselves and gain more hands-on experience.

• To create internship opportunities for students both in and outside of Richmond.
• To provide support and an outlet for students who have an interest in public health.
• To strengthen the bond between the Earlham and Richmond communities, especially in the public health field.
• To encourage discussion about growing public health issues across the world.

Open to any student who expresses an interest in PH.