Special Interest Clubs

Special interest clubs and organizations provide students with a place to express themselves through a variety of interests, including but not limited to art, climbing, politics, gaming, and more. You don't need to be affiliated with a particular department, major, or career to join. Want to get involved? Contact the club leader listed below the club description!

BETA climbers club

BETA Climbers Club aims to build community through rock climbing. Each month we provide opportunities to climb off-campus, with a limited number of slots available each time. Reach out if you would like to join us!

Student leaders: Elliot Bartrum, Micah Lind, and Titus Bennett

Catholic students association

We aim to create a safe place for Bethel students to grow in faith and community by sharing the Catholic faith with one another. Anyone is welcome to join, whether Catholic or interested in learning more about the Catholic faith.

Student leaders: Carter Will and Erica Hildebrandt

Creation restoration club

The Creation Restoration Club works to make Bethel more sustainable—honoring God's creation and helping Bethel's overall appearance become cleaner and greener.

Student leaders: Devin Stephens and Hannah Larsen

Disability awareness group

DAG’s mission is to work together to raise awareness about various topics surrounding disability. We strive to break commonly held stereotypes and create a community of inclusion and acceptance for all people.

Student leaders: Chloe Harvick

Esports club

The Esports Club provides competitive opportunities for Bethel students who enjoy electronic sports competitions. Each year, we host a variety of tournaments, including SuperSmash Bros and Rocket League.

Student leaders: Chris Xiong and Conner Bertram

Model United Nations (Model UN)

Model United Nations works to bring together students interested in international issues. Our goal is to build community and encourage academic growth through discussions and participation in a United Nations simulation.

Student leaders: Autumn Wiens and Ethan Hall

Thrive

Thrive is a club that is dedicated to helping Bethel students have accountability for their phone usage and to learn practical life skills within a Christ-centered community living intentionally with each other.

Student leaders: Bradley Gill and Zechariah Beaulieu

Turning Point USA

Our mission is to empower and encourage students to stand strong in their beliefs and engage in civil conversations about American principles. Guided by our Christian faith, we strive to act with patience, speak with love, and remain truthful at all times.

Student leaders: Laura Hagel, Christina Scheid, Halle Bluhm, Elliana Leach, and Elijah Lindsey

Woven Lives

Woven Lives is a mentoring ministry for Bethel students. The program encourages students through mentoring relationships with staff or faculty members from mid-October through April. These relationships typically involve bi-monthly one-on-one meetings. Check out this club to be mentored or serve as a mentor.

Student leaders: Aase Lee

Want to start a new special interest club? Contact bsg-clubs-and-orgs@bethel.edu.