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Human Services Student Organizations
Christian Ministry Studies • CRU
The purpose of Cru is to help students grow in their relationship with God, connect relationally with other like-minded students and to make a positive spiritual impact on campus.
Dr. Luke Bobo 636-949-4676
 • Campus OutreachThe purpose of Campus Outreach is to provide daily and weekly opportunities for students to investigate the claims of Jesus Christ and to help Christians grow in their relationship with God.
Dr. Luke Bobo 636-949-4676 • The Vine
Our goal is to provide a Christian influence to the campus of Lindenwood University through the vehicle of modern, cutting-edge activities and events and to impact campus culture for Jesus Christ. Dr. Luke Bobo 636-949-4676 Criminal Justice
• Criminal Justice Student Association
This organization promotes the education of current criminal justice issues and to prepare students for careers in the criminal justice field. Prof. Patzius 636-949-4511 Nonprofit Administration
• Alpha Phi Omega
This national co-ed service fraternity is founded on the principles of leadership, friendship, and service. Many activities are planned to enrich the lives of members and the communities. Prof. Beckerle 636-949-4572 
• American Humanics Student Association
In conjunction with American Humanics Inc. and the Human Service Agency Management program of Lindenwood University, the AHSA is dedicated to providing the students professional and co-curricular opportunities with the intent of enriching students' competency and leadership potential in the field of youth and human services. The American Humanics Alumni Association works in conjunction with the organization to foster continued involvement. Prof. Beckerle 636-949-4572 
• Campus YMCA
The Campus YMCA is a student-centered organization that provides service opportunities in nine student-led programs that educate and mentor youth and reach out to the community. These programs serve the Lindenwood University community as well as the St. Charles community through eight collaborative partnerships. The Campus Y is also a program incubator offering assistance to students, wanting to start a new program. The Campus Y house is located across from Commerce Bank on First Capitol Drive. Stop by and visit. Campus YMCA /4787 Joseph Lovell / 636-255-2213 www.ymcastlouis.org/lindenwood 
• Venture Crew 9209
To prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetime by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law. Prof. Beckerle 636-949-4572 Social Work
• Social Work Student Association This alliance promotes the social work profession as an important and positive field that deserves recognition through education, community service and campus awareness of social and political issues. Prof. Klar 636-949-4783 |
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