Involvement in student organizations provides opportunities to learn more about areas of interest, become more involved in student life, and meet new friends. UW-Baraboo/Sauk County offers a variety of student clubs and organizations for those interested in enriching their college experience.

Art and Photography Club 

BUPS - BooU Paranormal Society

Business and Economics Club
 

Dance Team

Film Club

Future Educators

Gay/Straight Alliance

Green Club

Navigators Christian Fellowship (formerly Campus Crusade for Christ)
Outdoor Club
Phi Theta Kappa

STEM Club
Student Government Association
UWB /SC Ambassadors
Vintage Spirits

Art and Photography Club

The Art and Photography Club offers students the opportunity to take part in art projects, photography and print making workshops.

For more information contact the Art and Photography Club Advisor, Leatha Kelsey.

BUPS - Boo U Paranormal Society

The purpose of BUPS is to objectively investigate, unsing scientific methodology, alleged paranormal activity through respect, truth and integrity. The club is comprised of people with the goal to study and research paranormal events to gain a better understanding of their nature and causes. Through these investigations we can educate those in need. The group does not provide consulting services or any reports claiming an expert opinion.

For more information contact the BUPS advisor, Ann Vogl.

Business and Economics Club
The Business and Economics club organizes an annual job fair and does a variety of fund raisers. The club also takes field trips to areas of interest to those seeking to enhance their knowledge of business and economics. Recent trips have included the Chicago Board of Trade and Tours of the Harley Davidson Plant, Miller Brewery, and Miller Park in Milwaukee . The club also provided workshops on topics such as Sauk County demographics, Stock and Investment workshops and Resume/Cover Letter workshops.

For more information, contact the Business and Economics Club Advisor, Carolyn Davis.
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Dance Team
The Dance Team performs during halftime of the men's basketball home games and competes in state and national competitions. If you're interested in dance and can make the commitment to attend practices, you are encouraged join the Dance Team.

For more information, contact the Dance Team advisors, Kallie Schultz or Brittanie Sullivan
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Film Club

The Film Club is open for all students who appreciate and enjoy film and movies as well as allows those with an interest to expand their knowledgeand provide a forum for film-makers to practice their art.

For more information contact the Film Club Advisor, Mark Rozmarynowski

Future Educators
The Future Educators Club brings to students the various services and support offered by the student Wisconsin Education Association WEA. The club strives to increase the sharing of information among students, staff, and faculty of information relevant to education majors, such as transfer issues and other information. Additionally the club works to increase opportunities for education majors to become involved in internships and/or other applied learning situations.

For more information, contact the Future Educators Club Advisor.
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Gay/Straight Alliance

The mission of this orgainization is to educate everyone who wants to learn about lesbian, bi-sexual, gay, transvestite, trans-sexual and queer issues and how to make a difference. It is also the goal of the organization to get the community involved.

For more information, contact the Gay/Straight Alliance Advisors, Laura Fernelius, Tyson Kreiger, or Lauren Love.

Green Club
The Green Club is active in increasing awareness of environmental sustainability and stewardship. The Club works closely with the STEM Club to romote lectures and films focused on sustainability. The Club also serves as an advisor to the campus on the Living and Learning Center and other green projects.

For more information, contact the Green Club Advisor, Carolyn Davis 
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Outdoor Club
Outdoor Club plans a wide range of social and educational activities from caving trips and horseback riding, to camping and rock climbing, to cross country skiing. In addition to these events, the Outdoor Club has provided an annual ski trip to the upper peninsula of Michigan over the winter break. These activities are open to all students.

For more information, contact the Outdoor Club advisors, Ann Vogl or Kallie Schultz.
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Phi Theta Kappa (Honor Society)
Phi Theta Kappa is an internationally recognized Honor Society. The group recognizes and encourages academic achievement, leadership, and service. Membership in Phi Theta Kappa is the highest academic honor students can receive at a two-year college.

For more information, contact the Phi Theta Kappa Advisor, Ed Mishleau or visit the Phi Theta Kappa home page.
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STEM Club
The Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Club promotes an understanding of careers in these respective disciplines. The Club is active in promoting lectures and films regarding lifelong learning and community service.

For more information, contact the STEM Club Advisor.
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Student Government Association
Student Government Association (SGA) is the official representative and legislative group on campus. SGA works with faculty, staff, and students on a wide range of campus-specific and system-wide issues. SGA also helps develop the annual segregated fee budget, which funds all co-curricular activities, including varsity and intramural sports and all other recognized student clubs and organizations.

SGA Elections
SGA elections are held in the spring for the following academic year's President, Constitution and Elections Chair, and two student senators. In the fall, the remaining six seats are elected. You don't have to be an elected member of SGA to participate in SGA meetings or activities.

For more information, contact the SGA Advisor, Kallie Schultz or Sara Terry
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Vintage Spirits
Vintage Spirits is an organization of returning adult students and others who share concerns-being married, having children, or other life circumstances which have resulted in not following a 'traditional' educational path.

Vintage Spirits offers support, as well as a chance to meet other students. In addition, programs are offered in such areas as financial aid, wellness, study skills, time management, and career development.

For more information, contact the Vintage Spirits Advisor, Bobbie Boettcher.
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UWB Ambassadors
UWB Ambassadors are students who are outgoing, congenial, and want to share their enthusiasm for their campus with others. They receive training to give campus tours to prospective students and others who visit the campus, help organize and participate in special programs where they represent the campus to the community, and act as orientation assistants. Through their service to the campus, they have valuable opportunities to build public and interpersonal communication and leadership skills.

For more information, contact the UWB Ambassadors Advisor, Jan Gerlach.
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