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North Carolina Athletic Training Association (NCATA), National Strength and Conditioning Association(NSCA), and the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM).MUSTA encourages professional growth and development by providing financial support to students attendingstate, district, or national conventions and symposiums. Funding to support these AT students is made availablefrom MUSATA sponsored fundraising events and the student organization office of Methodist University.Jennifer Hoenig, 630-7596Methodist University Young DemocratsThe purpose of MUYD is to develop and promote the student body’s interest in politics and to improvethe student body of Methodist to promote intercollegiate relations through involvement in local, state,and national politics and to increase participation and communication in their respective fields of study.Only active during election years.Melissa Hay, 630-7154Monarch Leaders of the 21 st CenturyThe purpose of the Monarch Leaders of the 21 st Century is to provide an avenue for SL@M (StudentLeaders at Methodist) participants, both past and present, to continue to increase their leadership skills,as well as encourage, motivate, train and offer mentorship to each other, as they step into and continuewith leadership positions in student government, residence halls, academic, athletic and other studentorganizations. Membership is open to past and present SL@M members.Harriet Stevenson, 630-7150National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH)This organization provides recognition for those students living in the residence halls who have exhibitedexceptional leadership and service to the advancement of the residence hall system at Methodist University,and to promote activities, that encourage leadership qualities in residents. This national organizationrecognizes the top 1% of student leaders on campus and inducts students to their organization twice a year.Cliff Bobbitt, 630-7242NoveltiesNovelties is a club which provides cultural stimulation, encourages creative expression, and promotesa sense of community among English, Writing, and Communication majors/minors, as well as otherstudents interested in English.Emily Leverett, 630-7453Nursing ClubThe purpose of the Nursing Club is to provide students from all disciplines the opportunity to developleadership skills, participate in community service projects, and form lasting friendships. We want toincrease healthcare awareness in a fun, engaging environment, and empower students with the knowledgeneeded to become successful professionals.Kelly Thrift 480-8403One Voice (MU Gospel Choir)One Voice (MU Gospel Choir) is an organization under Campus Ministries that encourages the communityby singing praises to our Lord and Savior. This is an international choir open to all students and it is alsoone of the most diverse clubs on campus. We gather for praise and worship, workshops and retreats. Weperform in chapel services on campus and throughout the state.Rev. Dr. Mike Safley, 630-7515 and Donna Wilson, 630-7157Omicron Delta KappaOmicron Delta Kappa (ODK) is a national society for juniors and seniors. ODK recognizes and encouragessuperior scholarship, leadership, and exemplary character. Membership in ODK is a mark of highest distinctionand honor. The society recognizes achievement in scholarship, athletics, student government, journalism,speech, mass media, and the creative and performing arts. Emphasis is placed on the development ofthe whole person, both as a member of the University community and as a contributor to a better society.Dr. Cu Phung, 630-7137Outdoor Adventure ClubThe Outdoor Adventure Club activities and excursions are designed to be exciting and educational, allowingparticipants to explore nature, learn and share skills, develop leadership traits, but most importantlyto have fun. Activities include, but are not limited to: skiing, scuba diving, hang gliding, kayaking, whitewater rafting, windsurfing, mountain climbing, repelling, sailing, and sky diving.Kenny Tien, 630-736669