Info on these and other clubs can also be found at the BYU Clubs page.
Click on a Club to see additional information.
Humanities College Student Council
Advisor:Cathryn Schofield
Contact Info:hcsc.byu@gmail.com
Description:
The BYU Humanities College Student Council plays a vital role in helping humanities students to (a) understand, (b) articulate, and (c) apply the value of a BYU Humanities College degree. Recognizing that a Humanities College degree is strengthened by valuable experiential learning, the Student Council’s primary goal is to provide awareness, encouragement, and opportunities for all students to successfully add the “+” to their “Humanities+” education.
To apply for the Humanities College Student Council for 2013-2014, click here: http://humanities.byu.edu/studentcouncil/join-hcsc/ Applications are due at 5:00 pm in 1175 JFSB on March 8th.
Brigham Young Univeristy Italian Club
Advisor:Steven Guerrero
Website:
http://lavitablu.blogspot.com/
Contact Info:Steven Guerrero
stevejguerrero@byu.edu.com
Description:The mission statement and purpose of the Italian Club is to promote the Italian language and the Italian cultural spectrum within the aims of BYU, and furthermore, to provide a means through various cultural activities in which these may be pursued and cultivated by the students of BYU as well as by those interested parties in the surrounding community.
Membership Dues: No dues
Brigham Young University Chinese Club
Advisor:James Harrison
Website:
none
Contact Info:E-mail Address: byuchineseclub@gmail.com
Public Contact:
James Harrison
435-531-1949
james.harrison06@gmail.com
Description:The Brigham Young University Chinese Club seeks to serve the interests of Brigham Young University's non-native Chinese-speaking community, as well as serve as the Department of Asian and Near Eastern Languages' official Chinese academic organization. BYUCC consists of four committees that plan and organize activities, academic or otherwise. These committees are the Missionary Committee, Career Committee, Language and Culture Committee, and the Service Committee.
Membership Dues: $10 per year
American Sign Language Club
Advisor:Dr. Rob Erickson
Website:
http://byu.asl.club@gmail.com
Contact Info:E-mail Address: byu.asl.club@gmail.com
Public Contact: Jordan Cook
801-560-9428
quadruplet@gmail.com
Description:The purpose of the BYU ASL Club is a for ASL students to practice their sign language, learn ASL grammar, and expound their vocabulary. It gives students opportunities to have fun and meet new people while learning a new language. Our club offers a wide variety of activities, which include: vocabulary games, fluency games, attending Deaf studies, movies, documentaries and doing a Deaf history scavenger hunt. In the past we have had deaf panels, where the students get to ask deaf students questions about sign language; we have learned church signs in the weeks preceding the churches General Conference. This year we hope to interact with UVU’s ASL Club. Currently, we are not involved with any national organizations.
Membership Dues: $5-10 per year
Welsh Club
Advisor:Glen Cooper
Website:
none
Contact Info:E-mail Address: byuclwbcymru@gmail.com
Public Contact:
Tayler Christiansen
byuclwbcymru@gmail.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/#!/group.php?gid=115255681862421
Description:The Welsh Club will promote the learning and understanding of Welsh culture and language among the BYU community.
Membership Dues: no dues
Visit us at
http://www.facebook.com/#!/group.php?gid=115255681862421
STET: The Editors' Network
Advisor:Marvin Gardner
Website:
http://byusteteditors.blogspot.com
Contact Info:E-mail: steteditors@gmail.com
Twitter: twitter.com/byusteteditors
Facebook: facebook.com/byusteteditors
Blog: byusteteditors.blogspot.com
Stet: The Editors' Network is a BYU College of Humanities Club
Description:STET seeks to promote the Aims of a BYU education and to uplift and inspire those interested in editing as a career. To promote those aims, STET holds activities to provide networking and training opportunities to those in the editing minor. These activities include the Student Journal Fair, guest panels, socials, and other editing and publishing activities.
Sigma Delta Pi
Advisor:Professor Daryl Hague
Website:
none
Contact Info:Professor Daryl Hague
daryl_hague@byu.edu
Description:The purpose of Sigma Delta Pi is to promote the Hispanic language and culture through social, cultural, educational, and professional activities.
Membership Dues: $38 one-time
Linguistics and English Language Graduate Student Student Society
Advisor:Professor Heather Willson
Website:
none
Contact Info:Professor Heather Willson
Office: 4065 JFSB
Phone: 422-2692
Description:The Linguistics and English Language Graduate Students Society supports the endeavors of graduate students in the Linguistics and English Language Department and the Center for Language Studies by organizing events such as a Get-to-know-your-professor night and workshops on topics that are important to graduate students.
Membership Dues: No dues
French Club
Advisor:Robert J Hudson
Website:
none
Contact Info:Robert J Hudson
3133 JFSB
bob_hudson@byu.edu
Description: The mission of the French Club is to analyze and compare the cultures and practices that create French and Francophone identities. It also develops attitudes that encourage lifelong learning and continued contact with French Studies. The purpose of the French Club is to foster friendship, enjoyment, learning and understanding of the French culture.
Membership Dues: $10 per year, $5 per semester
English Society
Advisor:Emily Golightly
Contact Info:E-mail Address: byuenglishsociety@gmail.com
Public Contact:
Emily Golightly
emigo43@yahoo.com
Description: The English Society will create a venue for extracurricular social interaction and meaningful camaraderie for those individuals studying English at BYU. It also aims to supplement formal BYU English Department course instruction with additional intellectual interactions between interested students and faculty, helping all students to be more successful in their academic pursuits. Finally, the English Society desires to foster English-related service and educational activities that promote Christ-centered living for those studying English at BYU and for the community at large.
Comparative Literature Student Association
Advisor:Tim Stratford
Website:
none
Contact Info:E-mail Address: byuclsa@gmail.com
Public Contact:
Tim Stratford
8018855175
Description:The Comparative Literature Students’ Association (CLSA), founded in 1988, exists to promote excellence among Comparative Literature majors, as well as other interested students, at Brigham Young University. This is to be done by organizing lectures, discussion groups, presenting the Scholar of the Year award when appropriate, and organizing any other events that will reflect the unique perspective and tools of Comparative Literature, and aid students in mastering literary scholarship and appreciating all artistic endeavors.
Membership Dues: None
