Clubs & Organizations

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Art Club Honors Student Association MMUANS
Band Club International Club Political Science Club
Best Buddies Investments Club Psychology Club
Campus Pastoral Council
Kids Against Hunger Residence Housing Association (RHA)
Core Leisure Club Science Club
Criminal Justice Association
MMU Dance Team S.L.A.M.
Computer Club M2AP - Board Social Work Organization
Drama Club MMU Cedar Rapids Dance Marathon Stang Gang
English Club
Mount Mercy Cheerleading Squad Student Ambassadors
FACE Mouth Mercy Math Club (M3C) S-ISEA
G.R.E.E.N. Outdoor Recreation Club Mount Mercy Times SIFE


A Message from the SGA President

You will find that Mount Mercy University has a lot to offer both inside and outside the classroom.  If you are looking outside of the classroom, we have numerous ways for you to get involved, meet new people, and create everlasting memories.

Some of the benefits at a small private university are the countless opportunities to get involved and explore new talents that you never knew you had.  Our clubs and organizations here at Mount Mercy University provide ways to help you strive towards what you are passionate about, make new friends, excel in networking skills, develop leadership talents, create memories that will last a lifetime, and so much more.

You will find over thirty clubs and organizations that will provide you with many different opportunities.  The amazing part about all of these opportunities is that every club is comprised of and run by the students.  Although we have so many clubs and organizations on campus, you can also get involved with our campus committees, which consist of faculty, staff, and members of the administration.  All of these ways to get involved are great ways to voice any questions, comments, and concerns in order to make a difference on campus while expressing the thoughts and concerns students have that can lead to excellent changes in the lives of students.

While there are so many ways to get involved here at Mount Mercy University, it does not make any difference whether you are involved in one club or five clubs.  What matters the most is the experiences, friends, and memories that you gain for your involvement.

Bruce Payne, President 
Mount Mercy University
Student Government Association