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Campus Crusade for Christ“When Bill and Vonette Bright first launched Campus Crusade for Christ as a campus ministry in 1951,the underlying concept was to “win the campus today and change the world tomorrow.” Almost 60 yearslater, the mission remains the same.Today, the campus ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ is a network of vibrant, growing movements on1,029 campuses in the United States and beyond. Proven and diverse outreach strategies expose millionsof students to the Gospel each year. We desire to build spiritual movements on campus so that everyone oncampus knows someone that truly follows Christ. We are excited to see what God is going to do at Methodist.”Victor Ball, 630-7462Campus Ministry Work TeamThe Campus Ministry Work Team is a group of students and faculty that share the love of Jesus Christthroughout the world through mission trips, housing construction, church services and interactions withpeople in the community. Membership is open to all students and faculty interested in helping culturesless fortunate that ours and who are interested in spreading the love of Jesus Christ. The purpose ofthe Methodist University Campus Ministries Work Team is to show others the love of Jesus Christ ina practical and tangible fashion. This group is a place where all persons are encouraged to plant theseeds of faith throughout the world.Sam Morrison 630-7062Chemistry ClubThis organization promotes chemistry on campus through activities such as magic shows, Earth DayEvents, etc. Membership is open to all students, especially those interested in chemistry as a career,major, minor, or simply as a science.Stephanie Hooper Marosek, 630-7457Co-Ed Bible StudyCo-Ed Bible Study is a student led, Bible-Based Christian study of God’s inspired word. The goal is toequip students through biblical studies and fellowship that can be practiced in day-to-day living. Throughstudent-led group meetings, students have the opportunity to relate to and connect with one another.This group study gives each individual the opportunity to discover the plans that God has in store fortheir personal walk in faith.Rev. Dr. Michael Safley. 630-7515Collegiate Music AssociationThe purpose of this organization is to make available to members opportunities for professional development.Acquaint students with the privileges and responsibilities of the music education profession. Provideall members with the opportunity to become acquainted with leaders in the music education professionthrough participation in programs, demonstrations, discussions, work-shops, and performances plannedby this chapter, the North Carolina Music Association and the Music Educators National Conference.Assist the school in various projects throughout the year; and provide the opportunity to have contactwith collegiate members from other schools.Dr. Michael Martin, 630-7153Communication ClubThe Communication Club is a dynamic organization of all those interested in communication relatedactivities including video production, radio production, and print. Our members will have access to anumber of useful resources and will be able to participate in our programs, which include producingMonarch Moments, MURadio, and aMUzine, all of which are intended to serve the MU community andprovide participants with media experience and credentials. We also support independent film projects,webpage design, 3-D graphics production, and many others.Paul. J. Joseph, 630-7052 pjoseph@methodist.eduComputer Science ClubThe purpose of the Computer Science and Mathematics Club is to bring together students with a commoninterest in Computer Science and Mathematics. The clubs provides the students with a social setting in whichthey can interact with the faculty in an informal manner outside of the classroom, as well as receive informationabout their major field of study and work opportunities in this area. The club conducts regular meetings andprovides presentations concerning topics of current interest in their field. The club sponsors field trips to areaemployers to observe how local companies operate. The club is open to all Methodist University students.Dr. Terry C. House, 630-741665