Student Life

LAOS PROTOS Organization

LAOS PROTOS is a student-led service organization for Social Work majors. All Social Work students are encouraged to be active in this organization as it provides extracurricular learning activities as well as a chance to develop social relationships with other future Social Work professionals. “Each one should use whatever gift he has received to serve others, faithfully administering God’s grace in its various forms.”-1 Peter 4:10

The mission of LAOS PROTOS of Kentucky Christian University is to develop a responsible concern about the present and future development of Social Work Professionals. To fulfill this mission, we will:

• Promote opportunities for the enrichment of the members social and spiritual growth and the cultivation of individual talent.
• Develop service projects which reflect a commitment to promoting both Christian and Social Work values.
• Provide opportunities for exposure to diversity and to the many faces of the profession of Social Work.

For More Information Contact:

Ethan Garrison
Senior Representative
eogarrison@kcu.edu

Counseling Psychology Student Organization

The newly formed club allows Counseling Psychology students in the program to put action to work.  These students are forming an organization where human services and community service go hand in hand.  They are participating in community food drives, collecting money for local children’s programs by selling snow cones at the home football games, and many more events are in the planning stages.

For More Information Contact:

Migdal Castro Balderrama
President
macastrobalderrama@kcu.edu

Theta Alpha Kappa

TAK exists to encourage, recognize, and maintain excellence in Religious and/or Theological Studies within baccalaureate and post-baccalaureate degree programs, and also within the academic profession of these studies more broadly understood. Theta Alpha Kappa members travel to sites of religious importance in our region so as to learn about the beliefs and customs of others, as well as engaging in acts of community service.

Most of TAK’s activities are carried on by its local chapters, but TAK’s national Board of Directors sponsors a number of programs and prizes—especially in relation to its journal, the Journal of Theta Alpha Kappa; the Graduate Fellowship Award; the Kathleen Connolly-Weinert Leader of the Year award, and the Undergraduate Achievement Award. TAK also sponsors an Annual Meeting open to all members.

Matheteo Society

Matheteo: to teach, instruct, and help others become disciples. The Matheteo Society is a group of missions-minded students who meet regularly to pray about and discuss World Missions, as well as help organize various trips and activities that relate to missions, supporting missionaries through prayer, and give input regarding the yearly Faith Promise emphasis at KCU.

Phi Beta Lambda

The business department is part of an organization known as Phi Beta Lambda (PBL). This is the collegiate version of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA). It is the largest student business organization in the United States, having over 11,000 members! This organization is dedicated to helping students prepare for a successful career by exposing them to competitions that allow them to show their skills in a certain area of business , as well as enhance their leadership skills and train them to be excellent leaders not only in the business world, but in life as well.

Herodotus Society

The KCU History Herodotus Society is a student organization open to any student interested in History and Pre-Law. Herodotus sponsors on-campus events like lectures and discussions but also fun events like video game contests and pancake suppers. They also coordinate off-campus trips to museums, exhibits and viewing historical films.

Phi Alpha Theta

Phi Alpha Theta (PAT) is KCU first national honor society on campus. PAT is a national history honor society for students with at least at least 12 hours of history courses with a GPA 3.1 and an overall GPA of 3.0. We participate in the regional PAT student conference where students present papers and can receive prizes.

Pi Chi Delta

Pi Chi Delta is an organization for all teacher education majors. The organization was designed to help unite teacher education majors with the professors of the education department. Through discussions and meetings we provide important information about the teacher education program requirements. We meet once a month to discuss various topics and hear presentations from student teachers. We do a semester project each fall and spring. This year’s service project is a Professor’s Night Out. Teacher education students watch children while the professors and their spouses can spend an evening together.

Reliance

Reliance is a student group established on the campus of Kentucky Christian University to enhance cultural awareness of the diversity of Christ’s Kingdom. We recognize that we must seek first the Kingdom of God and “rely” upon His strength as we focus on Christ, Character and Career. Our mission is to promote cultural awareness and explore these through Christ, Culture, Country, Nations, and Traditions through both social and academic avenues. Membership is open to all students at KCU who identify with or have a desire to participate in activities supportive of minority and international students. Members are encouraged to attend all social and academic events and meetings.

KCU College Conservatives

KCU College Conservatives exists in order to identify young conservatives on campus, train them in the argumentative process, encourage political discussion, spread the ideas related to conservatism and to secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity.

For more information contact:

[bscolumns class=”one_half”]President
Jesse Baugh
jabaugh@kcu.edu
812-560-8474[/bscolumns][bscolumns class=”one_half_last_clear”]Advisor
Dr. Gerald Dyson
gpdyson@kcu.edu[/bscolumns][bscolumns class=”clear”][/bscolumns]

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