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Co-curricular activities grow out of the curriculum of the university. All co-curricular activities are approved, coordinated and budgeted by the university and/or the Concordia student association. Co-curricular activities include intramural and intercollegiate athletics, social and recreational events, clubs and special interest groups. Standards of eligibility for participation in co-curricular activities have been established by the faculty. Consult the Student Guide for additional information.
The Student Association
All students, full- and part-time, are members of the student association and are privileged to participate in all activities sponsored or controlled by the association.
Clubs & Organization
Business Club
CHAMPS-Health, PE & Kinesiology Club
Chemistry Club - Tetra Delta
College Democrats
College Republicans
Communication Club--Concordia
Communication Association (CCA)
Communication Honor Society-Lambda Pi Eta
Collegiate Chapter of the National Association for Music Education
Criminal Justice Club
CSEA-Concordia Student Education Association: Students develop professional and networking skills
CSO-Concordia Science Organization
DCESnet - anyone with church work interest
Detail-The CSP Student TV show
EXTREME Club-Rock climbing, etc.
History Club
Mathematics Club
Psychology Club
SEASA-Southeast Asian Student Association
StAC - Student Alumni Council
Student Senate/Concordia Activities Board-Elected to represent students, voice their concerns, and take action on their behalf.
The Club - for all commuter and transfer students
The Sword-Campus newspaper
UMOJA-United Minds in Joint Action; Develops unity, a deeper consciousness, and a greater sense of service among African-American students.
Intramural Activities
Aerobics classes
Ballroom Dancing
Basketball (includes 3-person and 5-person team formats)
Billiards
Football (Co-ed)
Floor Hockey
Kickboxing
Soccer
Softball (Co-ed)
Sand Volleyball Tournaments
Volleyball (Co-ed)
Racquetball
Table Tennis
The Director of Intramural Sports plans the intramural program for men and women. Different sports and game competitions are offered throughout the year. A student advisory council provides input to the director. The Student Senate partially funds the program.
Students traditionally compete in co-ed football, volleyball, slow-pitch softball, basketball, soccer, racquetball, and tournament events.
Music, Theatre, and Visual Art
Art Club
Chapel Band
Christus Chorus and Jubilate choir (audition)
Drama Ministry: Creation and performance of Christian themes and issues
Instrumental Groups: Concert Band, Jazz Band (auditioned) Chamber Ensemble, instrumental ensembles (Brass, Clarinet, Flute, Guitar, Handbell, Jazz Combo, Percussion, Saxophone, String, Woodwind), and vocal ensembles
Shades of Harmony Multicultural Gospel Choir
S.T.A.G.E.-Student Theatre Association for Greater Education
Theatre productions
New York and London Theatre tours
Ministry Opportunities
AEX-Adelphoi en Xristou (Brothers in Christ); Students interested in learning about the pastoral ministry
Campus Ministry Center
CBS-Campus Bible Studies
CMS-Concordia Mission Society; Plans and implements service projects at various mission sites, i.e. Jamaica, Mexico, Florida & Texas
FISH-Wed. night Praise & Prayer
PRISMS-Outreach program, reaching youth through weekend retreats
Athletic Associations and Activities
Cheer Squad (by tryout)
Dance Team (by tryout)
FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes)
Super Fan: Pep club for games
NCAA Division II Athletics
Baseball, Men
Basketball, Men
Basketball, Women
Cross Country, Men
Cross Country, Women
Football, Men
Golf, Women
Soccer, Women
Softball, Women
Track, Men
Track, Women
Volleyball, Women
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