Campus & Spiritual Life
Student Clubs & Organizations
Clubs & Organizations
Pursue Your Purpose
Students find outlets for special interests in campus clubs and organizations at Northwest Nazarene University. You may be passionate about international food and culture, outdoor recreation, sports or causes such as prevention of human trafficking. Find a place of belonging here, where you can connect, learn and grow with other students who share your passions. Pursue your purpose together, explore new horizons and grow into the world-changers you’re called to be.
Featured Clubs
American Marketing Association (AMA)
Shape future marketing
International Justice Mission
Pursue justice globally
Journeys Outdoor & Recreation Club
Embrace adventure
Active Student Clubs & Organizations
Academic & Departmental Clubs
- American Marketing Association (AMA)
- American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
- Institute of Electrical & Electronic Engineers (IEEE)
- Next Generation Teachers Club
- Psychology Club
- RockSat Club
- Student Management Fund (SMF)
- Student Nursing Association (SNA)
Culture & Ministry Clubs
- Christians United for Israel (CUFI)
- Cultural Diversity Association (CDA)
- Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
- International Food & Culture Club
- International Justice Mission (IJM)
- Nazarene Compassionate Ministries University Chapter (NCMU)
- Speaking About the Living Truth (SALT)
Athletic & Hobby Clubs
- Alpine Ski & Snowboard Club
- Bowling Club
- Chess Club
- Climbing Club
- Journeys (Outdoor & Recreation Club)
- Kickaround Club
- Men’s Volleyball Club
- Minecraft Club
- Stompin’ Boots (Swing & Line Dance Club)
- Women’s Lacrosse (WLAX)
NNU Student Government Association
Each full-time undergraduate student is a member of The Associated Students of Northwest Nazarene University (ASNNU). The entire student body is organized to carry on student activities and encourage involvement. The Student Government Association (SGA) serves as the executive branch, a student senate is the legislative branch and justices are selected to serve as the judicial branch. There are numerous opportunities for involvement through class councils, committees and various boards.
