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Crime StoppersThe objective of the Methodist University Crime Stoppers organization is to provide students with anincentive to assist the Public Safety office in reducing and preventing crime. The Crime Stoppers programempowers community members to assist in reducing crime. If you have information regarding a crimethat has taken place, or is in progress, please call Crime Stoppers at 630-PATROL (7287). Remember,we want your information, not your name or identity.Annette Thompson, 630-7487Criminal Justice AssociationThe purpose of Criminal Justice Association is to foster fellowship of Sociology/Social Work/Criminal Justicemajors; to educate and assist members in networking with the respected professionals in their field; to bringtogether students of Methodist University who are interested in the principles and procedures of the CriminalJustice System and who wish to encourage the advancement of professionals within that system; to promoteand support programs within Methodist University and the surrounding communities that advance theprevention, detection and control of crime. Any student interested in any of the disciplines listed can join CJA.Dave Pauly, 630-7420 and Eric See, 630-7460Delta Mu DeltaDelta Mu Delta is an international honor society in the field of business administration at the baccalaureate,graduate and doctoral levels. Delta Mu Delta has a two-fold mission—to promote higher scholarship intraining for business and to recognize and reward business administration students who have distinguishedthemselves academically.Membership requirements are as follows: be enrolled in business administration programs; be a candidatefor the baccalaureate degree or graduate degree; have completed at least half the work required for thedegree; have a cumulative grade point average of 3.25 or better (undergraduate) or 3.60 or better (graduate);be in the top (highest) 20 percent of the students respective college class; and be of good character.Pamela J. Strickland, 630-7064 and Mark Kendrick, 630-7046Dr. Harvey Estes SocietyThe purpose of this student society shall be to serve as the official organization for the Physician Assistantstudents of Methodist University and to promote academic achievement, clinical excellence, and topromote the role of the Physician Assistant as a member of the health care delivery team. The societywill realize through formal organization, the benefit to themselves, the program and the community. Itis for this reason that we establish the Dr. Harvey Estes Student Society of the American Academy ofPhysician Assistants (AAPA). In its every endeavor, this society will conduct itself with integrity anddignity and strive to further the competence of the Physician Assistant as a health care practitioner.Jennifer Mish, 630-7615Environmental, Occupational and Industrial Health ClubThe organization is comprised primarily of ENM (Environmental, Occupational Management) majors butis open to all members of the MU community. The members of the organization enjoy being outdoors andmembership offers opportunities to explore the effects of human activity on the natural world. Speakersfrom related fields will be invited to address the group throughout the year. The group has affiliationswith state and national organizations that will provide students with networking and internship sources.If interested contact the advisor.Dr. Deborah Branson, 630-7136, dbranson@methodist.eduFellowship of Christian AthletesFCA is a nationally prominent Christian organization and the largest group on the Methodist Universitycampus. FCA is open to all students, athletes and staff at MU. We meet weekly on Tuesdays at 8:00p.m. Chalk and flyers will tell locations. Yearly events include cookouts, retreats and t-shirt giveaways.The purpose of FCA is to plant the seeds of faith in a nurturing and fun environment. Check us out onFacebook and Twitter!Landon Bentham, 630-7278Gamma Sigma EpsilonGamma Sigma Epsilon is a national and professional honor society for students pursing chemistry as part oftheir curriculum. Its purpose is to promote excellence and scholarship with the field of chemistry. Membershipis open to all science majors who have completed 16 hours of chemistry courses with an overall B average.The MU chapter, Alpha Theta, was chartered in April 2010, and works collaboratively with the ChemistryClub in many of its activities.Stephanie Hooper Marosek, 630-745766