Clubs
Registered Student Organization (RSO)
Welcome to your Registered Student Organization's information page
Comprehensive List of Clubs
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All Clubs 2025-2026
Actuarial Science ClubAfrican Student AssociationALPA ACEALPFAAmerican Association of Airport ExecutivesAmerican Choral Directors Association - Student ChapterAmerican Society of Mechanical EngineersAmerican Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP)American Water Resources Association CWU Student ChapterAnthropology Student Association (ASA)Art + Design ClubAsia University American Program (AUAP) with FriendsAsian Student UnionASL ClubAstronomy ClubBAP and Accounting & Finance ClubBilingual English Language Learning Association (BELLA)Biology ClubBlack Student UnionBusiness Analytics AI ClubCatholic Campus MinistryCentral Campus AmbassadorsCentral Technology Education Association (CTEA)Chemistry ClubChi Alpha Christian FellowshipChild Development and Family Science ClubClay ClubConstruction Management ClubCosplay ClubCultural and Environmental Resource Management Association (CERMA)Cybersecurity and Ethical Hacking ClubDecks and DiceDental ClubDes Moines Computer Science ClubDigital Marketing ClubDisability & Accessibility ClubEconomics ClubEntrepreneurship ClubEnvironmental ClubEQuALEquestrianFASAFilm ClubFinancial Planning Student AssociationFirst Generation Student OrganizationFlying WildcatsGeography ClubGeology ClubGraduate Student AssociationHappiness ClubHistory ClubHorn ClubHuman Physiology ClubInklings Writing ClubInstitute of Electrical and Electronics EngineersJazz Education NerworkKorean Culture ClubLambda Pi EtaLatine Student Organization LSOLaw & Justice ClubMariachi de CWUMathematics ClubMechaMock Trial TeamMusic Composition ClubNAfME ClubNamakemono anime clubNational Gay Pilots AssociationNutrition Science ClubOne Uniquely Myself ClubPacific Islander Student AssociationPercussion ClubPESH (Physical Education School of Health)PESH AssociationPiano ClubPolitical Science ClubPre-Med ClubPre-PA (Physicians Assistant) ClubPre-Veterinary ClubPrimate Awareness Network (PAN)Psychology ClubPublic Health ClubResonate ChurchRotaractSALTSaxophone ClubScabbard & BladeSociety for Human Resource Management (SHRM)society of manufacturing engineersSociety of Physics Students (SPS)Sociology ClubSpeech and Debate ClubSport Management AssociationStudent Chapter of the National Association of Teachers of SingingStudent Fashion AssociationStudents With A Purpose (SWAP)Supply Chain ManagementSwing Dance ClubTake Note: A Cappella ChoirTeachSTEM ClubThe Hot New JamTrombone ClubTrumpet ClubTuba-Euphonium ClubUSITT - United States Institute for Theatre TechnologyViola ClubViolin ClubVirtual Leadership AcademyWadaiko ClubWildcat Communist AssociationWildcat EMS AllianceWildcat Fiber art FellowshipWildcat Rocketry ClubWildcat Wine SocietyWildcat's Student Spirit ClubWomen in AviationWomen in BusinessWorking Wildcats Club
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Equity & Services Clubs
African Student Association (CWU ASA) Asia University American Program (AUAP) with Friends Black Student Union (BSU) Equality through Queers and Allies (EQuAl) First Generation Student Organization (FGSO) Japanese Student Association (JSA) LatinX Student Organization (LSO) Pacific Islander Student Association (PISA) Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán (MEChA) FASA (Flipino American Student Association)
RSO Helpful Resources
RSO Funds Council Meeting Link - CLICK HERE
Funds Council is a group of volunteer RSO officers who allocate SLICE funds based on RSO funding requests. Meetings are open to the public every other Tuesday at 6 PM—join via the Zoom link above.
Registered Student Organizations (RSO) Handbook 2024-2025
Provides comprehensive guidance on policies, procedures, and best practices for managing and maintaining an RSO in alignment with SLICE and university standards.
Blank Constitution Template
Organizations looking to register must create their constitution and any other governing documents that will state the purpose of the organization and what it will do.
Sample Budget Template
RSOs requesting funding must do so by completing the 25-26 Clubs Funding Request on CWU Engage. All funding requests must include a Budget Template.
Travel Authorization Form
All RSO requesting funding for travel must do so by completing the 25-26 Clubs Funding Request on CWU Engage. For all travel, funding requests must include a budget template AND a Travel Authorization For (this includes 3 tabs within the document;itinerary, student roster, and travel data).
CWU Engage guide for RSOs
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Organization Profile
RSO officers can edit and manage their club/org profile. It’s strongly encouraged that officers keep this page up to date to best serve current and prospective members. If you do not have access to manage your profile, please contact SLICE at slice@cwu.edu for assistance.
HOW TO: Click the "Organizations" tab > search for your club/org > click name profile page > click on the "Manage" button > add your RSO's respected information
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Forms
The following forms can be found on the CWU Engage. These can be accessed by signing in either on the mobile app or through the web version.
HOW TO: Click the "Forms" tab > scroll and press start on the respected form you wish to complete
Clubs Funding Request - Registered Student Organization (RSO)
Club Renewal Submission Form
RSO Assumption of Risk & Liability Waiver
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Activities
Have an upcoming event or want to remind students about your club meetings? The Activities section is the perfect place to do that. As an RSO officer, you can request a new activity for your club or organization, which will be visible to all students once approved by SLICE.
HOW TO: Click the "Activities" tab > click "request a new activity" > follow to steps to submit for approval

Renewal for Registered Student Organizations (RSOs)
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Overview
Renewal is the annual process to officially re-register your organization for the upcoming academic year. It ensures CWU maintains accurate records of active RSOs and allows new officers access to manage your CWU Engage page. Renewal keeps your club eligible for campus resources, scheduling, and funding opportunities.
🗓️ Key Dates:
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Opens: TBD; Spring Quarter
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Deadline: TBD; Will be announced by the beginning of Spring Quarter
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What do I need?
Be ready with the following before submitting your renewal:
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✅ Confirmation of your club’s intent to renew
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📅 Date of officer elections
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🧑💼 Names and start dates of new officers
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🧾 Updated roster of current and former members
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📝 Updated list of designated schedulers
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📜 Revised club constitution (dated 2025–2026)
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🌐 Verification that your CWU Engage profile is fully updated
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🔐 Leadership transition materials (e.g., documents, passwords) passed to incoming officers
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👩🏫 Confirmation that your faculty/staff advisor(s) will continue supporting the club for the upcoming year
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How to Complete Renewal
The club president or a current officer should lead the renewal in collaboration with incoming officers and your advisor.
Steps:
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Log in to CWU Engage
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Go to the Forms tab → select “Club Renewal Submission Form”
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Complete all required fields and click Submit Form
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Wait for a confirmation email from SLICE (within two weeks)
If you don’t receive confirmation, email slice@cwu.edu for an update.
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After Submission & Next Steps
SLICE reviews all submissions and will contact you via CWU email if revisions are needed. Once approved, you’ll receive a confirmation email verifying your active RSO status.
If your club has no incoming officers or cannot meet membership requirements, please reach out to SLICE to discuss next steps or create an action plan for reactivation in the future.
Clubs that miss the renewal deadline will lose active status and must re-register to return.
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Contact
SLICE
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Lola Gallagher - Director of Student Leadership, Involvement, & Community Engagement