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Be empowered to lead now. Students are encouraged to take on leadership roles, even as freshmen. With over 300 leadership roles available in organizations and clubs, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to cultivate leadership skills, gain meaningful experience, and foster a sense of belonging on campus.
The Office of the Student Body President provides leadership for the Taylor Student Organization cabinets and serves as student representatives to the Taylor administration. The Student Body President, Vice President, and Secretary partner with the Taylor University President, members of the Senior Leadership Team, and faculty to provide student perspectives, concerns, and work towards beneficial solutions on a variety of issues. Additionally, they work on campaign initiatives and provide ongoing effective communication to the Student Body.
In collaboration with the Student Body President, the Student Senate also serves as a primary representative body for the students of Taylor University. By spending time with other students, discussing pertinent issues, and meeting with faculty, staff, and members of the administration, Student Senators help bridge the gap between university leadership and students. Senators are chosen via student elections at the end of each year and serve a one-year term.
A group of student-elected class officers, ICC is dedicated to promoting class and campus unity. Each class has four student representatives that work together to provide innovative, competitive, and engaging class and community events.
SAC develops inclusive, innovative, and fun all-campus programming while growing together as servant leaders. SAC events celebrate our Christ-centered community and create a true sense of hospitality and belonging on campus.
IFC creates programs that help develop a Christian aesthetic that deepens understanding and discernment of the arts, popular arts, and culture in light of faith. IFC programs invite students to examine the mystery and fullness of faith, grace, creation, and redemption through events such as film screenings, concerts, hosting visiting artists, book readings, and more.
We invite you to join our community at Taylor University, where you will find friendship and opportunities to grow as a global citizen. We welcome everyone - including American ethnic students, missionary and third culture kids, and international students - to find belonging in an intentional community and share their experiences with others.
OIP offers intercultural organizations that celebrate the rich cultural backgrounds of our student body, provide leadership opportunities, and create deep, meaningful connections. Our programs and events are open to all students and celebrate our cultural heritage, encourage global engagement, and highlight the Imago Dei in every person. Email Nate Chu for more information or stop by our office in the Boren Campus Center.
PAX strives to create a culture of care and support that values the holistic health of each individual and seeks to reduce stigma, increase awareness, and promote help-seeking behaviors related to mental health. In conjunction with Counseling and Support services, PAX seeks to empower students and staff to live healthy, fulfilling lives and to achieve their full potential in Christ.
Birrama Creative is a group of designers, illustrators, photographers, videographers, and social media personnel who provide all the digital and visual assets for campus events. The Birrama Creative team’s work entails: branding, visual identities, illustration, advertising, packaging, strategic campaign development, and publication design. One of Birrama’s key design projects is Collide, a student-written and student-designed magazine that highlights campus art and culture.
ASIA invites the Taylor community to grow in understanding of all the Asian cultures represented on campus. Lunar New Year Celebration, Ramen Nights, and Asian Street Market are some events all are welcome to attend.
BSU explores and shares Africa-rooted cultures and their history. We celebrate the various cultures of the Black community in the US and abroad. BSU welcomes everyone interested in increasing their knowledge and building relationships within African American society.
ISS fosters community among the international student body. Far from home, ISS helps international students find a sense of family and community. Through events like FRIceDAY and Badminton Night, ISS brings all students together to celebrate, explore the rich backgrounds on campus, and have fun together through various programs and social activities.
LSU welcomes all students interested in learning and experiencing more about the rich tapestry of the Latin world. LSU’s overarching goal is to create awareness of the Latin world through various campus events like Con La Familia and Salsa Tasting Night.
MECA welcomes all students to engage and learn about Middle Eastern culture, religion, and politics. Through speakers, music, media, language, food, and interaction with people from the Middle East, MECA desires to counteract negative stereotypes and provide a balanced perspective on the region.
MuKappa, an international organization founded at Taylor University, provides a supportive environment for missionary kids (MKs) and third culture kids (TCKs). The MuKappa organization helps students appreciate and embrace their diverse cultural background while learning to integrate into the American community. All students are welcome to participate in events.
MSA aims to restore cross-cultural relationships, while breaking down various barriers that divide Taylor University. Through thoughtful programming, MSA fuels critical conversations while hosting events like Boxes and Walls, Multicultural Worship Night, and Mosaic Night—a night where students share their cultures through dancing, storytelling, and singing.
The Taylor University Community Gospel Choir proclaims the ministry of reconciliation through performing black gospel music and dance. This choir is open to all Taylor University students, staff, and faculty members. New members are accepted at the start of every semester.