Get involved and join one of these groups — which are led and inspired by students who have unique interests and talents, just like you.
Each student group within the Office of Intercultural Development serves a dual purpose to provide a place for students who are seeking a sense of identity, comfort or support in a specific cultural group or who are interested in experiencing and learning about a different culture.
* Membership or participation in each of the clubs or organizations listed below is not limited by sex, race, ethnicity, color, or national origin.
The student groups who help fulfill this purpose are:
ABLE. Our mission is to create opportunities and events for Lipscomb students to get to know students of various abilities and to bond and be inclusive of people with disabilities. By creating these connections through our activities, a more inclusive community should start to grow and thrive in all spaces of Lipscomb University. Likewise, people will be encouraged to participate in the IDEAL organization as a peer mentor. We will focus on the ABILITY of all people in our community, lifting up and empowering each other to thrive and live the way God has planned for us.
Learn about ABLE.
African Student Association (ASA)
The mission of this association is to aid the African students on this campus by giving them different resources to succeed in their academic and social endeavors.
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Asian Connection (A-CON)
A-CON will provide a space for Asian students to freely express themselves without the fear of being judged. In addition, the organization will help promote and spread awareness about Asian culture and current issues through different events and general meetings between members. A-CON will also allow students to create and sustain an inclusive community not only for Asian students but any who are interested in Asian cultures and issues.
Learn About A-CON
Black Student Association
Sponsors diversity and culturally engaging activities including Black History Month and cultural conversations. The BSU promotes, showcases and invites campus to experience and appreciate the many different aspects of Black culture. The BSU accomplishes this through different programs, events, activities and conversations throughout the year.
Learn More about BSA
MESA (Middle Eastern Student Association)
The mission of the Middle Eastern Student Association is to advance Middle Eastern culture within the Lipscomb community. Through thoughtful discussions and enjoyable activities and celebrations, we seek to inform the Lipscomb community and promote a genuine appreciation of everything the area offers. MESA promotes community, acceptance and educational opportunities to enhance Lipscomb's general intellectual climate and diversity.
Learn about MESA.
Raices is a student-led organization that works to empower Hispanic students in the Lipscomb community to become thriving individuals. Through community building events, cultural conversations and professional development, we strive to create a network of support for students of all backgrounds to grow together.
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Talk to the Hand
The purpose of this organization is to integrate American Sign Language and our passion for Christ. We will provide interactive, engaging and exciting ways to learn American Sign Language by presenting all members with basics of the language, incorporating fun activities to make the lessons memorable, weekly gatherings for all students, biweekly gatherings to offer the opportunity for Lipscomb students who are hearing impaired to connect socially.
Learn more about Talk to the Hand.
W.E.B. DuBois Intercultural Honor Society (IHS)
IHS is an invitation-only group open to second-year students with a 3.3 GPA or higher with service projects and honor cords at graduation.
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