Art Club is focused on enriching the university art community, as well as participating in conversation about art and the art world.  The club intends to provide students the opportunity to become involved in the larger art community and to practicing their art skills in a social, motivational, and friendly environment.
This club organizes trips to art museums and events, watches and discusses art films, and hosts social gatherings where individuals work on developing their art technique while also networking and creating friendships.

It's an organization aimed at those in the Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation majors. This helps better equip those who will be going through the program as well as give insight to those who are about to go out into the real world. The club also gets in contact with other organizations on campus and works with them. Check it out!

The Winona State Criminal Justice Club strives to provided students hands on experience with the criminal justice system, locally and nationally, outside of a classroom setting. In addition, the Criminal Justice Club seeks to build ties with the community through various volunteer work, as well as provide employment opportunities and information for future Winona State Graduates.

Discuss current topics in Economics Provide social activities for members Assist in Career Development Local businessman guest speaker series

The Geology Club is a student lead group focused on the geologic appetite of the active members. Each semester the officers gather member input to provide events, trips, volunteer opportunities, and skills-building activities based on the collective interest of the group. We foster professional development through encouraging leadership roles in subcommittees. We participate in community clean up efforts, and K-12 science education days, organize outreach events with groups like the Coulee Rock Club, and plan campus wide events that are academically appealing to a broad spectrum of university disciplines. The group plans fundraising projects each year to make our events and activities possible. We also plan a 1-2 week trip over the summer- check out the Facebook or website to see photos from past adventures! We are a lighthearted group that enjoy the outdoors, lively conversations, good food and beverage-- and meeting new people that get stoked about the same stuff! So come by the Grotto (across from SLC 178) and check us out!

RN-BSN completion program is comprised of non-traditional RN's returning to school to acquire our BSN Degrees.  We provide support for each other which may be emotional or academic.  The club will assist in meeting our professional development goals.  

Minnesota Student Nurses' Association (MSNA) is a pre-professional organization for nursing students in the state of Minnesota. The mission of MSNA is to provide a pre-professional organization that will support nursing students as they complete their education and prepare for their career. Our purpose is to encourage and provide leadership opportunities, support students through guidance and promote community involvement.

Provide support and activities that explore nursing career  opportunities based on the standards of the National Student Nurses  Association. Foster skill and role development to become a professional nurse.

Physical Education Club is open to all WSU students who have an interest in Physical Education Teaching. The intent of PE Club is to provide an organizational platform for students within the Physical Education major, as well as those outside the major with a genuine interest in physical education to become more involved in the areas of: community service, professional development and to advocate for all ages to be physically active for a lifetime.

For those who are political science students as well as those who are simply interested in politics.

The Winona State Pre-Veterinary Medicine Club is an environment for students interested in studying Veterinary Medicine. Our goal is to provide support and assistance for students who will eventually be applying and attending Veterinary School.

The Psychology Club offers students an opportunity to learn about psychology-related issues in a fun and informal setting.  

The Public Health Club will address the health problems of individuals and a community through needs assessments creating and implementing programs The goal of this club is to educate the community and campus on health issues.  

1. To learn the skills to become a positive active bystander.  2. To perform PACT (Prevent, Act, Challenge, Teach) training models in real life situations.  3. To engage students and peers into understanding what gender-based violence is.

Society for Human Resource Management is the world's largest HR professional organization. Our student club on campus can help you develop your networking and interviewing skills. It will enhance your resume and provide you with volunteering opportunities. The mentorship program will allow you to see what HR is really like and help answer questions you have about the human resource field from professionals around the area. Come check us out!

SPE is a club designed to excite and encourage students to become active in the engineering industry. In past years, SPE has traveled to large engineering conferences. This has provided new opportunities for students within the industry. Students learned many interesting things about the Composites industry, and numerous amounts of networking opportunities were discovered. SPE has recently provided activities to the students that encourage involvement and help students apply their learning in a hands-on environment all while getting to know their peers in the engineering department. SPE hopes to build a desire to learn about composites and it strives to encourage engineers to become active in the industry.

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The purpose of The Sociology Club is to (1) familiarize students with the academic discipline of sociology (including career preparation and internships, and core concepts), (2) further the discipline of sociology, (3) recruit students into the sociology program as majors and minors, (4) provide opportunities for faculty/student communication, (5) collaborate with other student organizations and departments on campus and organizations within the community, and (6) participate in and develop opportunities for socializing.  

This organization has the following goals: to insure a student voice in the social work program, encourage active student participation within the community, create and maintain a positive image and greater understanding for the social work profession.

Winona State Student Council for Exceptional Children is a college based club that is dedicated to work together as a community of learners improving our world. We serve campus, the Winona community, and the state of MN through a wide variety of events that provide opportunities for members to gain organization and leadership skills and experience professional development that will enhance resumes and improve teaching skills. All majors are welcome to join.  

This Club will gives students the ability to act as a UN representative to gain experience in public speaking, and foreign affairs.  

The Accounting Association is an organization within the College of Business  that schedules meetings on campus with local employers related to the various industries available for career paths in the accounting profession. The meetings are a great way to learn about the different firms in the area, and to make connections with these employers for future opportunities of internships and careers. The club also coordinates trips to accounting firms in the Minneapolis area if opportunities for events arise.  

WSU Chamber Orchestra Club

Students involved with String Ensembles, Chamber Orchestra, and Winona Symphony Orchestra are welcome to Chamber Orchestra Club! WSU-COC plans fundraising events for our biannual trip to the Minnesota Orchestra. WSU-COC raises campus and community awareness of WSU's orchestra program with performances and events. Our goal is to augment student experiences with outside sources of highly-renowned professional ensembles in close vicinity of Winona.  

This club will help bring students of all biology majors together and enhance the learning for future careers in the biological field. This club will provide speakers, volunteer opportunities and a positive group atmosphere amongst biology majors of Winona State University.  

The all encompassing goal of YAWP! is to create community among the English lovers at Winona State. We welcome majors, minors, undergraduates, graduates, and anyone else interested in study of the language. Our name comes from Walt Whitman's "Song of Myself," and much like the poem, we want to sound our own barbaric YAWPs over the roofs of the world, or at least WSU. We plan to raise awareness about the department through activities and events that stress the importance of reading, writing, communicating, and the many other skills English can provide. This club would act as a social outlet in which to share and pursue these skills, and also to make connections with people who have similar interests.  

The goal of this club is to provide a better understanding of the field of dentistry. This will be accomplished by providing the students with resources including: guest speakers, DAT and dental school admission information and trips to schools/practices.  

All students are welcome to join the Pre-Pharmacy Club regardless if they are declared pre-pharmacy or if they even have a slight interest in the profession.  At each monthly meeting, we give pharmacy school & PCAT advice and discuss about club trips & getting involved in community service.  

The purpose of SOAR is to promote and further the interests of the University and Alumni Relations. SOAR members will serve as the primary liaison between WSU students and Alumni Relations and work to create an awareness of Alumni Relations.

The Student Health & Wellness Advocate Program is comprised of approximately 40 WSU and SE Tech students committed to promoting wellness and healthy lifestyles by modeling healthy choices to their peers. The Health & Wellness Advocates act as a resource for campus and community through educative events and presentations as well as weekly service hours conducted in The WELL, IWC 138. The club functions as an essential part of the education programming within Health & Wellness Promotion and Focuses on the seven dimensions of health and wellness: Social, Occupational, Environmental, Spiritual, Physical, Intellectual and Emotional.

We are students interested in issues facing first generation students, students with limited financial resources and students with disabilities. Our goal is learn about leadership and develop our individual leadership potential.

UPAC brings campus entertainment such as hypnotists, comedians, concerts, $5 bowling and movie nights, trips to sports events, and much more.

The purpose of the Ambassadors Organization is to represent the university as a center for academic excellence and a service dedicated to the community. To promote WSU to prospective students by giving tours and offering other campus events, such as weekend showcases and PALS Weekend. Lastly, to provide the best possible tour at Winona State University.  

Student Senate is the governing body of the Winona State University Student Association. In its capacity, Student Senate acts as the recognized voice and bargaining unit for all students at Winona State University. This is done through the process of consultation and student government. Student Senate also is responsible, through the Student Activity Fee Committee (SAFC), for appropriating budgets to student clubs and organizations and granting special requests.  

Her Campus is an online hub for WSU’s women that provides content that is news and entertainment, highlighting campus news, events, interesting students, campus photos, and fashion and lifestyle content specifically tailored for women at WSU.

For anyone interested in any forms of Journalism. We will be going to news stations, and news papers. We will also try to go to as many conventions as possible. We will also be sending out job listings to all the Mass Communications majors.

Japan Club is designed to promote and educate others about Japan's role and involvement in the world by discussing cultural, economic and social impacts. The club will host activities, weekly meetings, and events throughout the year.

KEAP Center is a coalition of student leaders from a variety of diversity and cultural groups already on campus. We believe that oppression is multi-dimensional and must be approached with many different angles in mind. We seek to identify and address diversity-related issues both at WSU and in the Winona area.  

this organization shall be Gaonnuri, named to hope the people in this club serve as a fundamental personage in the center of the world.  Five big objectives for this club are listed A. To bring about increasing awareness and understanding of Korea culture at Winona State University B. To provide Free Korean Language Tutoring service C. To help each other academically, emotionally, and socially inside and outside of WSU. D. To encourage members to participate in WSU activities E. To promote unity among WSU students.

WSU Spanish Club is devoted to promoting the Hispanic culture and language through different events throughout the year, such as salsa nights, conversation nights, and game nights! Each event has food and activities to enjoy while students and community members to come practice their Spanish together.  Everyone is welcome, whether you are new to Spanish or are a seasoned pro!

We are the Catholic Ministry on the WSU Campus providing students with opportunities for spiritual growth through adoration, Mass, Sacraments, small faith-sharing groups, social justice and planning committees, and daily fellowship. We are located across Huff Street from Kryzsko Commons.   The building is open 8am to 10pm daily Monday-Friday for student meetings. There is also a Chapel located upstairs for prayer and reflection.

To present to athletes, coaches and all whom they influence the adventure of accepting Jesus Christ and serving Him in their relationships and in the Fellowship of Church.  

InterVarsity is a student movement that seeks to love the campus and the world through following the way of Jesus. We are a non-denominational, Christian club that is passionate about people, Scripture, and living life together. Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WinonaIV?fref=ts   

The Lutheran Campus Center of Winona, a ministry of the ELCA, welcomes, invites, and nurtures the faith of Winona college students. It accomplishes this goal through encouraged student participation throughout the higher education setting while encouraging leadership traits in students that they can carry on to ministries later in life.

Provide a forum for Muslim students in Winona to meet and discuss mutual interests. Provide them with an Islamic atmosphere in which they can develop a deeper  understanding of their religion and its positions on contemporary issues and make the teachings of Islam known to non-Muslims and develop a deeper understanding between people of all faiths.

Young Life is an international, non-denominational organization focusing on providing individuals the opportunity to meet Jesus and grow in their faith, whatever it may be. Young Life accepts people of all religious and spiritual backgrounds.

Greek Council is made up of representatives from the 7 social Greek organizations on campus and we're currently in the process of adding new organizations. We work together to co-sponser events for the whole Greek community at WSU. Each semester we put on Greek week which consists of various themed events in which the Greek organizations compete. We also host Greek formal in the Spring for all the Greeks on campus.  

We are a local sorority at Winona State University and were founded here in 1991. We govern ourselves in everything that we do. We raise money for our philanthropies: Breast Cancer Awareness/Women's Wellness, Special Olympics, Sexual assault and Mental Health Awareness, and for childhood cancer organizations. We also volunteer and do community service in Winona. We like to consider ourselves a home away from home because of the bond we share. Every member is unique, we all come with different interests, backgrounds and characteristics that make us a very interesting group!

We are a Co-ed professional business fraternity focused on marketing, management, and sales.

Sigma Sigma Sigma is a national social sorority. We strive to establish among our members a perpetual bond of friendship, to develop in them strong womanly character, and to impress upon them high standards of conduct.  

We are a social fraternity designed to promote the welfare of its members and the highest ideals of manhood, brotherhood, and citizenship according to the Principles of the Fraternity. We strive to uphold the tradition and ideals of the institutions in which it’s collegiate members are students.  

The Nu Kappa chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity is located in Winona, Minnesota, at Winona State University. Our chapter specifically focuses on brotherhood and building the personal skillsets of our members. The men of the Nu Kappa chapter are actively involved in the community as well on campus activities. Our main focuses are scholarship, community involvement, and social development.

 

We encourage all men interested in bettering themselves scholastically, socially, and morally to learn more about joining the bond of Tau Kappa Epsilon.

 

With Tau Kappa Epsilon being the worlds largest fraternity, with over 270 active groups and over 250,000 members you will begin to feel the immense amount of brotherhood and pride that all Tekes worldwide share.

The WSU Branch of the National Honor society Alpha Psi Omega, we are a service organization rooted in the department of Theatre and Dance.  The Alpha Psi Omega Board: President - Rebecca Borchardt Vice President - Kayla Williams-Schwarze Business Manager - Ella Dierberger Secretary - Courtney Harms  

Kappa Delta Pi is an education honor society. Our members have been admitted to the education program here at Winona State University and excel academically. We dedicate time to serve the community that surrounds us through volunteering and other various activities.  

The purposes of Lambda Pi Eta are to: (a) to recognize, foster and reward outstanding scholastic achievement in communication studies; (b) to stimulate interest in the field of communication; (c) to promote and encourage professional development among communication majors; (d) to provide an opportunity to discuss and exchange ideas in the field of communication. Lambda Pi Eta chapters may sanction undergraduate honors conferences; propose programs and workshops at national, regional, and state professional association conventions; recognize outstanding undergraduate scholarship with awards or prizes; recognize outstanding faculty contributions in undergraduate teaching, program advising, or chapter advising.  

The Winona State University Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, International English Honor Society, Inc. Our members are recognized for high achievement in English language and literature in undergraduate, graduate, and professional studies.

This is a WSU Chapter of the greater national organization Phi Alpha Theta. Specifically, this organization is meant to put students with a 3.0 GPA or higher in history courses in a history honors society to further engage in academics.

Active Minds aims to eliminate the stigma around mental health. Within the group students with mental illnesses and without, advocate and raise awareness around the campus by holding events that start the conversation about mental health. We put on events throughout the year.   Like our Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/wsuactiveminds/

 

Provide an outlet for first generation students to socialize, receive advise on registration and financial aid,provide a campus connection to other FG students/professors and overall peer support, from current students and WSU FG alumni.  

Full Spectrum is an organization dedicated to being a resource on campus for individuals of all sexual orientations and gender identities, including students, faculty, family members, and the general public alike. We are here to educate, support, and look out for the best interest of everyone despite race, gender, age, disability, etc.

We work with Habitat for Humanity International and volunteer to work on building homes around the community.  We also do fundraisers and go on an annual Collegiate Challenge trip during spring break.

Hear & Now is a pop a cappella group that is made up people that share a common love of singing.  We work together to perfect our music and teach each other how to work together, solving problems, as a group of peers.

Mud Club is formed to offer ceramic activities and to expand artistic talent within a university setting and to increase the understanding of ceramics.  

To perform in and appreciate the art of object manipulation. To collaborate the skills of the group in order to improve personal skills of the art of object manipulation.

The purpose of this club is to help one another explore ideas, share points of view, and create a unique and welcoming environment where the focus is always on understanding (as well as pondering). We may discuss the works of past and present philosophers, scientific/cultural/social/environmental phenomena, and most any topic under the sun. A primary goal of the club is to provide a safe space for people to delve into self-reflection through this community of friends. We hope to help one another gain an empathic view, ultimately applying newly found ideas into a cognizant-guided motion of secular-humanistic action.

This club is for people who like to solve or want to learn how to solve the Rubik's Cube and/or any twisty puzzle. We can teach new kids how to solve a Rubik’s cube or any puzzle and introduce speed solving to intermediate solvers. We can also organize competitions for members. Anyone can join, even if you can not solve the Rubik's Cube.  

We are a comedy troupe who are here to entertain. We do Stand-up, Improv (games and long form), and skits/videos. We're pretty cool...at least we like to think so.

The primary purposes are to support and honor United States Armed Forces, and provide a social outlet for service members.  The club will also provide an avenue to disperse information to its members about Veteran Benefits.  Also to help veterans adjust, integrate, and become successful in academic life.

The Winona State University Video Game Club is dedicated to provide free and/or inexpensive entertainment to students attending WSU and the greater Winona community, in the form of gaming parties, using multiple video game formats and platforms.  

As one of WSU's oldest and largest campus clubs our members transcend just theatre majors and minors. Whether your interest is as an actor, designer, techie, or audience member, then Wenonah Players is the club for you!

Unite to fight childhood cancer. That's the motto of Winona State for St. Jude, a student-led, student-run, philanthropic program hosted by colleges and universities nationwide to raise funds for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. A group of students educate the entire student body on St. Jude and recruit teams of five or more to participate in Winona State for St. Jude. Teams fundraise through various side events and then come together to celebrate their accomplishments at the Winona State for St. Jude Celebration event.

Winona State League of Legends Club is a community of casual and competitive League of Legends players. We will host a number of e-sports events, viewing parties, and will create our own competitive team. We are designed to bring our League of Legends community together.

The purpose of Winona State On The Fly is to promote fly fishing as a form of outdoor recreation by bringing together students and faculty, and providing an environment conducive to learning about the arts of fly fishing and to developing a conservation ethic.

Writing a book demands long-term dedication. The Winona Wordsmiths are dedicated book writers who aim to provide one another with sustained support and constructive, critical feedback, and thereby create a community in which WSU students who wish to write books may flourish.  

Weekly gathering to learn a wide variety of ballroom dance styles (including East/West Swing, Blues, Rumba, Tango, Waltz, Two Step, Foxtrot, fad dances 1950-1980) in an organized and relaxed setting. No previous experience necessary, opportunities to attend local ballrooms to use newly acquired or improved skills.  

We conserve and restore wetlands for waterfowl and other wildlife.  We do this through raising money through a fundraiser event for Ducks Unlimited, cleaning up wetlands, and educating students and the local area about the current wetland problems we face.  The club is for anyone interested in conservation of waterfowl, water, and outdoor recreation.  

This organization's purpose is to increase the positive atmosphere on our campus and in our community in order to cultivate a world where everyone can be more positive! We also want to promote the issue of mental health in order to create a more transparent community where people can openly share if they are struggling with any mental illness without shame and feel loved and supported.

The WSU Hiking Club's purpose is to facilitate meetings of students interested in hiking the natural beauty of Winona and surrounding areas.

Our mission is to help people achieve relief from the constraints of poverty, and empowering them to live healthier lives through fundraising and volunteering.  

We practice the sport of fencing, in all three classic blade styles. We are open to members of all experience levels. No purchase of equipment is necessary. We meet Sundays at 7 pm in Talbot Gym and Thursdays at 8 pm.

Fishing Club is an opportunity for fisherpersons of all experience levels to come together to learn, fish, and volunteer in the community.  

We are an Ultimate team focused on competitive play, spreading the sport of Ultimate, and having a good time. We practice daily in preparation for tournaments which are across the midwest and other locations. This is a year round sport (fall and spring seasons with added winter practices). Ultimate is a great way to meet new people, keep in shape, and learn valuable teamwork and leadership skills.  

To help students to understand karate, and it's cultural and historical aspects as a martial art.  

Competitive group of men that meet weekly and practice volleyball. Will travel to other school and represent WSU and play volleyball against other teams. We try and encourage every to play volleyball and enjoy it. We are a fun bunch of guys and are always looking to have a good time.  

Winona State University Men’s Rugby is dedicated to providing competitive rugby for student athletes at Winona State University. WSU Men’s Rugby provides a positive team atmosphere for WSU students to learn, participate, practice and play collegiate rugby. All members of WSU Men’s Rugby are expected to adhere to the guidelines of Winona State University, WSU Men’s Rugby, the Minnesota Rugby Football Union and USA Rugby, as they are representatives of the university, club and unions.  

  This is an International game. We have 21 club members right now. We are trying to promote Cricket in WSU community and also provide them with an opportunity to experience a World Famous game.    We have really talented players from different countries such as, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Kenya and some more other countries. Also we won the runners up two times consequently in last two years at Mankato and Saint Cloud cricket tournaments. Anybody can join our club and play this wonderful sport of Cricket. Please contact the president or you can come at 8pm on every Fridays at Talbot gym if you like to join our Cricket community.  

WSU Men's and Women's Wrestling club is for men and women interested in wrestling! Whether you have never wrestled before or have wrestled your whole life this club is for you! We welcome and teach newcomers as well as experienced wrestlers.

Practice is Monday-Thursday 3pm to about 4:45pm starting in October ending in March after nationals.

We go to several tournaments throughout the school year then we compete at conference. Top 7 from each weight class go to Nationals!

But if you don't want to compete that is ok too! The more people we have in the wrestling room the more practice and experience our competing wrestlers get.

There is a cost to competing and that's the fee to register you with the NCWA. Other than that the only costs are the costs of your wrestling gear.

WSU Soccer club is for all levels and is for anyone who would like to get together and play "pick up" games on the weekend or week days with whomever is available. The club is made for for fun and for people who love to play!  BOYS AND GIRLS of all ages!

The WSU Table Tennis Club’s purpose is to provide an organised environment for play at the recreational level and for all skill levels.

Women's lacrosse club team, a great way to make friends and stay active! We play under WCLA rules and regulations and are a part of the NCWLL. Currently we are a part of the Plains division but play teams from all over the NCWLL. No limitation on roster numbers, all players welcome. No experience needed.