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Welcome to Student Involvement!

Endless ways to get involved! Student Involvement, also known as the Office of Fun, oversees campus culture through a variety of student-led organizations and campus clubs. The Office of Student Involvement exists to enhance campus life for each student through exceptional programs that unify the college family, honor Jesus Christ, and serve the entire community, as executed through experiential learning by student leaders.


Grace College 2023 Homecoming Banquet at the MOCC.
SAB (Student Activities Board)

Are you looking for a range of activities to attend to make friends or with friends? SAB has a program for you! SAB is a group of event planners that facilitate campus activities that deepen relationships. Popular events include the Homecoming Banquet, Cereal Bar, Movie at the Beach, Lake Day, craft nights, Neon Bowling, and Open Mic Nights.

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CDI (Council for Diversity and Inclusion)

Celebrate diversity on campus with the Council for Diversity and Inclusion (CDI)! CDI represents minorities on campus through celebration, connection, and education. So host a cookout with Black Student Association, go to the next Esperanza Latina meeting, or get involved with our Asian Student Heritage group. You don’t have to be a minority to participate — all are welcome to attend!

Grace College's student section for athletic events is called the Red Zone.
Red Zone

This group creates theme nights to support student athletes at home sporting events, often with tasty snacks and fun competitions! Red Zone also coordinates Paranoia, a treasured tradition revealing everyone’s inner spy each spring.

Growth Groups at Grace College
Growth Groups

Growth Groups are a vibrant part of our Residence Life, designed to help students build a Christian community right where they live. Led by upperclassmen, these weekly gatherings focus on relationships, Bible study, faith integration, and meaningful events that connect students to one another and to God.

ROOTS Magazine

Roots Magazine, an entirely student-led annual publication, documents the academic year. Student graphic designers, photographers, and copywriters come together to remember the year, and every student can get a free copy of the magazine each year.

GIP (Grace College Intramural Program)
GIP (Grace Intramural Program)

Everyone can play a sport in college! GIP makes intra-collegiate sports available to all. Seasonal sports include flag football, volleyball, basketball, recess, and soccer. GIP also hosts fun, one-time events throughout the year including Spike’s Night, numerous pickleball tournaments, GLO Night, late-night game night, futsal and dodgeball tournaments.

& Action

Do you want to see the love of God made known on campus and to the surrounding community? & Action is based out of 1 John 3:18 which says, “Little children, let us love, not in word or speech, but in truth and action.” With its foundation in this verse, & Action strives to provide ways for students to put action to their love. Some of these opportunities include Jefferson Lunch Buddies (mentoring elementary students at lunch), Fun Fest (Halloween alternative put on for the whole community), and Supermarket Sweep (campus-wide food pantry donation competition).

Student Senate

Student Senate functions as a liaison between students and administration. Members approve funds and supports all clubs on campus, including Board Game Club, Seinfeld & Cereal, Council for Exceptional Children, Wise Walkers, and more. Find a full list of clubs here.

First-Gen Success

If none of your parents or grandparents graduated from a four-year college, you are a first-generation student! Our First-Gen Success team offers events to help students build connections with other first-gen students and learn more about how to succeed in college.

MuKappa

MuKappa is a student-led national campus organization that exists to encourage missionary kids, third-culture kids and other multi-cultural students in their cross-cultural transitions in order to foster meaningful relationships with God, family, and others. If this includes you, we want you to join us!! We meet regularly for mutual encouragement, and a highlight of each year is the annual Snow Camp in Michigan in mid-January with MKs and TCKs from many other colleges. Questions? Email MuKappa@grace.edu

Esperanza Latina is a group for Latinx students to support and advocate the Latinx community with the students and faculty at Grace College.
Esperanza Latina

Esperanza Latina is a group to support and advocate for the Latinx community without our student body and faculty. We have different events all year round, from our Welcome Weekend dinner for the new latinx students to our Reuniones Familiares which are our weekly gatherings.

Grace Outdoor Club

Grace Outdoor Club is for Grace College students that encourages them to enjoy God’s creation through outdoor adventure club activities.

Sport Club Grace College
Club Sports

This is your chance to participate in intercollegiate sports without the demands of being a varsity athlete. You can choose from bass fishing, ultimate frisbee, shooting sports, and women’s rugby.

Spanish Club

“Amigos en Grace”. Are you longing to have a friend with whom you can practice your Spanish at any level?  Join us in various activities that combine language, culture, fun and prayer. Contact Dr. Granados at granadm@grace.edu

Communication Students working on presenation
Sounding Board Newspaper

If you are interested in Journalism, Editing, Communication, or all of the above–we have the extracurricular for you! Join our Sounding Board Newspaper and report on the campus stories bi-weekly. We encourage equity in student expression!

Disc Golf Course at Grace College
Disc Golf

Our campus has a 9-hole disc golf course! It’s pretty awesome, but don’t take our word for it–come see for yourself!

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Create Your Own Club

Do you have a vision for a new group on campus? We encourage you to follow your passion and to lead the charge! Anyone can start a club. Contact Student Senate to find out more!


Questions?

Contact Director of Student Involvement, Alicia Meyer