Group Directory
Welcome to the Morningside College Student Government directory. Below you will find a list of all student organizations registered with Student Government. In addition to the basic information provided on the current page, student groups may have an independent website where more information on current events, meeting times, and more can be found.
Student groups interested in creating an independent website may reach out to Macie Moore at for more information.
Accounting Club
Kyle Kommes
Group President/Contact
Accounting Club helps students develop leadership skills, gain an understanding of career opportunities in accounting, and serves as a network tool for students to meet other individuals studying and/or working in the accounting profession
Weekly meetings; Fridays from 12-1pm; LC 101 or 107
Meeting Location
Alpha Lambda Delta (ALD)
Haley Potthoff
Group President/Contact
The purpose of the Society is to encourage superior academic achievement among students in their first year in institutions of higher education, to promote intelligent living and a continued high standard of learning, and to assist members in recognizing and developing meaningful goals for their roles in society.
7-8 pm, Dates TBD
Meeting Location
Art Club
Tracie Tuttle
Group President/Contact
Thursday, 4 pm, MC 103
Meeting Location
Business Honors
Rashmi Krishna Mejia
Group President/Contact
Business Honors is an invitation-only organization aimed at providing our best Business and Accounting Department students with unique opportunities for intellectual challenge, civic engagement and communication of their business acumen.
Mondays 12:00-1:00
Meeting Location
Collegiate National Association for Music Education
Noah Rubida
Group President/Contact
Our mission is to enrich the finds of future music educators and to give them the necessary tools to be successful in teaching music.
First Sunday of every month at 1:00pm Epply Fine Arts Building 223
Meeting Location
Gender Undone
Melanie Enloe
Group President/Contact
We consider and question the concept of gender and sexuality, including how it is defined and redefined throughout society and how it is experienced by all.
Tuesdays in the Library from 3:30-4:30
Meeting Location
Math Club
Billy Salber
Group President/Contact
Our mission is to provide programs of interest and value relating to the discipline of mathematics
Science Center 163 at 7pm, roughly every other Wednesday
Meeting Location
Morningside Mentors in Science Program
Ashley Wilcox
Group President/Contact
Our mission is to provide exceptional exposure of science and science-related topics to the youth of Siouxland (Specifically for the Boys and Girls Clubs of Siouxland).
7:30pm in BR Lobby
Meeting Location
Omicron Alpha (KDP)
Alison Wright
Group President/Contact
KDP's mission is to recognize outstanding scholarship in the field of education. KDP endeavors to create opportunities and programs that will enable members to pursue professional development and excellence in their career as educators.
Education Conference Room of BR 218; times vary
Meeting Location
Psi Chi
Tessa Renze
Group President/Contact
PSI CHI's mission is to recognize and promote excellence in the science and the application of psychology.
Executive Meetings 3pm Wednesdays
Meeting Location
Religious Studies Club
Evelyn Williams
Group President/Contact
Our mission is to spread knowledge of different religions, past and present, visit diverse religious institutions and encouraging dissimilar ideas and beliefs.
Every other week, various times and places
Meeting Location
Morningside Student Nurse Association (MSNA)
Kaylee VanVoorst
Group President/Contact
The Morningside experience cultivates a passion for life-long learning and a dedication to ethical leadership and civic responsibility.
Once a month- 3rd floor Buhler- Nursing Department
Meeting Location
Teachers Inspiring Exceptional Students (TIES)
Trey Kluender
Group President/Contact
Our mission as TI.I.E.S. is to introduce and make others aware of the special education field not only as educators but as life long learners while providing opportunities to serve our community.
1pm Thursday, 2nd Floor of BR
Meeting Location
Alpha Omicron Pi- Theta Chi
Mackensie Rinas
Group President/Contact
Alpha Omicron Pi has been initiating extraordinary women as members. All of whom are guided by the same values. We pride ourselves in the development of leadership, teamwork, building of lifelong friendships and acting philanthropically.
Thursday @ 8pm in the AOII Chapter Room in Dimmitt Hall
Meeting Location
Anime Division
Devon Payne
Group President/Contact
Our mission is to provide a stress free environment for Japanese animation fans, video gamers, and convention goers, and allow them to gather and share in their interests, as well as broaden each member's cultural understanding.
Walker Science Center 007, 6pm-9pm, Sunday
Meeting Location
Ag Club
Brandon Langbein
Group President/Contact
The purpose of the organization is to aid members by providing opportunities for leadership, responsibility, and networking in agriculture.
Bulher Rohlfs Hall, Thursday 6:30pm
Meeting Location
Chemistry Club
Abbie Ver Steeg
Group President/Contact
The mission of this chapter shall be to afford an opportunity for students of a chemical science to become better acquainted, to secure the intellectual stimulation that arises from professional association, to obtain experience in preparing and presenting technical material before chemical audiences, to foster a professional spirit among the members, to instill a professional pride in the chemical sciences, and to foster an awareness of the responsibilities and challenges of the modern chemist.
Mondays in BR 126
Meeting Location
Delta Tau Alpha
Krista Zavadil
Group President/Contact
The Honor Society of Delta Tau Alpha (DTA) promotes and recognizes scholarship and leadership accomplishments of agricultural students while emphasizing character development, enhancing undergraduate preparation for professional positions, and joining with other agricultural student’s organizations in the promotion of agriculture.
BR 114 3rd Wednesday
Meeting Location
Iowa Student Education Association (ISEA)
Faith Laskie
Group President/Contact
Morningside College ISEA Mission Statement: To Discover Your Passion and work with children to make a difference in the world.
Monthly-Educaiton Department BR
Meeting Location
Morningside Civic Union (MCU)
Kailyn Robert
Group President/Contact
MCU strives to encourage civic engagement through promoting awareness of political and social issues; involvement in local, state, and national communities; and providing students with a forum for social justice and political discussion.
Every Wednesday, 5pm Hickman Dining Room
Meeting Location
Morningside Middle Level Educators (MMLE)
Samantha Stark
Group President/Contact
The Morningside College Middle Level Educators Club at the Sharon Walker School of Education aspires to cultivate highly effective educators who are committed to the belief that every middle level student will learn.
5:45 on Wednesday (monthly) in Buhler Rohlfs 218
Meeting Location
Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK)
Kyle Kommes
Group President/Contact
ODK seeks to involve leaders from five parts of campus life: 1) scholarship, 2) athletics, 3) campus/ community leadership, social/religious activities, and campus government, 4) journalism, speech, and mass media, and 5) creative/performing arts.
One Sunday a month at 8:00pm in UPS
Meeting Location
Pre-Professional Health Club
Kayla Schimpf
Group President/Contact
The Pre-Professional Health Club of Morningside College will cultivate an environment for students to gain support and resources that will serve to assist in admittance to graduate schools relating to the health field.
Science Center 120; at least once a month at 6:30pm Monday
Meeting Location
Rocket Club
Skyler Briggs
Group President/Contact
Design, Engineer, and Launch model Rockets to learn more about rocketry, physics, and space exploration overall.
Monday 7pm, Advanced physics lab
Meeting Location
Sigma Tau Delta
Mari Pizzini
Group President/Contact
Sigma Tau Delta strives for high achievement, cultural stimulation, promotion of literature and language, discipline in all aspects of English, promotion of exemplary character, high academic standards, and for fostering literacy in society.
Lewis Hall 315 7pm on Monday's
Meeting Location
Undergraduate Psychology and Social Sciences Association
Jessy Huff
Group President/Contact
The purpose of the organization shall be to promote and advance the science and practice of psychology within its members of the Morningside College community and the general public.
Wednesday at 11:45 AM in WSC
Meeting Location
Active Minds
Kali Hill and Macie Moore
Group President/Contact
Our mission is to educate students on the importance of mental health in order to reduce the stigma surrounding mental illness, to work towards enhancing the holistic well-being of students, and to create a supportive and well-informed
community.
7pm Thursday; 104 Lincoln Center
Meeting Location
Alpha Psi Omega
Jason Latta
Group President/Contact
Our goal is to develop dramatic talent, foster the cultural values which we believe dramatics develop, and to unite thespians of Morningside College as members of the order of mutual brotherhood and service.
Klinger Neal 6pm on 1st & 3rd Sundays
Meeting Location
Beta Beta Beta
Tim Sesterhenn
Group President/Contact
Beta Beta Beta Biological Honor Society is an honor and professional society for students of the biological sciences. Beta Beta Beta emphasizes stimulation of scholarship, dissemination of scientific knowledge, and promotion of biological research.
Mondays in BR 126 (8pm)
Meeting Location
Campus Media
Joan Mansfield
Group President/Contact
The mission of KMSC Fusion is to be the student radio voice of Morningside College. We seek to create a radio station that helps bind together the Morningside campus community through musical, informational, and special programming while also creating closer ties between the Morningside and the Siouxland communities.
1st Friday of every month at 12:30pm
Meeting Location
Entrepreneurship Group
Tyler Haberman
Group President/Contact
Entrepreneurship Group (or E-Group) is dedicated to providing opportunities for students that will promote entrepreneurship, ignite their passions, and refine their skills.
Thursdays 6pm in lobby of Lincoln Center
Meeting Location
Investment Club
Timothy Sibbel
Group President/Contact
Our mission as the Investment Club is to educate our members on the various types of investments that they can make and the best strategy to use for those investments.
Wednesdays at 1pm in LC 102
Meeting Location
Morningside Garden to Table Experience
Jacob Holck
Group President/Contact
The purpose of the organization shall be to aid members by establishing and maintaining a garden on Morningside’s Campus that promotes sustainable food production, agricultural education, and experiential learning experience.
Thursdays @ 7pm in BR
Meeting Location
National Agri Marketing Association (NAMA)
Jacob Holck
Group President/Contact
The Morningside experience cultivates a passion for life-long learning and a dedication to ethical leadership and civic responsibility.
6:30pm Ag Suite Conference Room, Buhler Rohlfs Hall
Meeting Location
Phi Alpha Theta
Robert Trewin
Group President/Contact
We are a professional society whose mission is to promote the study of history through the encouragement of research, good teaching, publication and the exchange of learning and ideas among historians.
Wednesdays at noon in the library
Meeting Location
Photo Club
Makaelyn Glienke
Group President/Contact
Photo Club endeavors to offer members experiential learning opportunities and events outside of the classroom to better their photographic skills, meet professionals inPhoto Club endeavors to offer members experiential learning opportunities and events outside of the classroom to better. their photographic skills, meet professionals in the field, and further their career goals.
4pm in McCollin Room 101
Meeting Location
Sinfonia (Gamma Xi Chapter)
Cameron Sherlock
Group President/Contact
The Object of this Fraternity shall be for the development of the best and truest fraternal spirit; the mutual welfare and brotherhood of musical students; the advancement of music in America and a loyalty to the Alma Mater.
9:30pm Eppley Building
Meeting Location
Sustainable Environment Association (SEA)
Samuel Padill
Group President/Contact
Promote Action around sustainability and make a difference in our college community
Maud Adams Room- Wednesdays 6pm
Meeting Location