BSG special interest clubs and organizations provide students a place to express themselves through dance and art or dialogue about politics, social justice, or environmental issues. You don't need to be affiliated with a particular department, major, or career to join. Want to get involved? Contact bsg-clubs-and-orgs@bethel.edu

Art & Design

Student Leaders: Brenna Martin & Amy Harr 

Bolt (Bethel Optics and Lasers Team)

Student Leaders: Britta Nordberg & Duncan Harro

Catholic Student Association

Catholic Student Association is a space for Catholic students to have a community on Bethel’s campus. A group of students goes to mass together every week. We want to create a space to talk and grow in our faith together as Catholics in a safe place. We are not exclusive, and we want students of all denominations to join and learn about the faith as well. This club is meant to nurture our Catholic faith, grow in community, and enjoy new friendships.

Student Leader:  Jill Herman & Emily Guzik

Disability Awareness Group

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

Student Leaders: Amber O’Brien & Connor Mitchell

GlobeMed

GlobeMed aims to strengthen the movement for global health equity by empowering students and communities of people living in poverty around the world. Through seeking a more complete understanding of global issues, students will learn how to mobilize resources and become better advocates for global health.

Student Leaders: Thu Vo & Brittany Kothari

 

Model United Nations

Model United Nations (UN) works to bring together students who share an interest in international issues. Our goal is to build community and encourage academic growth through participation in discussions and yearly participation in a simulation of the United Nations.

Student Leaders: Duncan Harro & Sophie Hoffer

 

Esports Club

We provide transportation to Trollhaugen Ski Area, during the winter months, where we ski and snowboard on most Friday nights! We provide opportunities for students to connect with other skiers and snowboarders at Bethel in a fun, flexible atmosphere. The cost of a season pass at Trollhaugen is extremely affordable at only $110, which pays for itself after going only four times! Everyone is encouraged to join, regardless of skill level or ability. (Full season equipment rentals are available for an additional $215 if you don't own your own skis or snowboard)

Student Leader: Michael Lee & Kyle Howey

 

 

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