Student Endorsements

Student Congress
Student Congress is the general assembly of DePauw Student Government. Chaired by the Executive Vice President, it consists of representatives from all recognized student organizations, including living units. Chief duties of Congress include enacting and enforcing resolutions designed to accomplish the aims of all students, recognizing student organizations, serving as the chief advocate for the concerns of the student body, and acting as a forum for communication between students, faulty, administration and alumni.

Student Congress meets every Sunday at 7:00 p.m. in Watson Forum.  All DePauw students are welcome to attend.

United DePauw
The purpose of United DePauw (UD) is to advocate gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, and straight ally (GLBTQQSA) issues through education, activism, and social support embodied in weekly discussion meetings and sponsorship of various educational and social events throughout the academic year. The vision of UD is to create an educated and ultimately accepting campus.

DePauw Progressive Network (DPN)
DePauw Progressive Network is dedicated to pursuit of social and economic justice through education and action. Members strive to promote socio-political and economic progress both on and off campus.

Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance
FMLA serves to establish a broad constituency to work in pursuit of feminist goals, and equality between men and women. We are dedicated to achieving civil rights for all people. Membership is open and welcome to public anytime.

Committee for Latino Concerns (CLC)
The Committee for Latino Concerns is a student organization open to ALL DePauw University students. CLC, through positive outreach, strives to offer students an open, safe, and fun atmosphere. We lead DePauw to an understanding of different Latino cultures by diversifying and educating the campus with creative activities. Committed to collective leadership and active responsibility for change, CLC combines open-minded interaction with a drive for success.

International Student Association (ISA)
The ISA is for students interested in the " international" area: history, arts, language, current events, and travel. International students and those students who have studied abroad, or who are planning to do so, are encouraged to participate, although everyone is welcome. Meetings are held at least once monthly.

Read ISA's statement, Internationalization: More Than Numbers, here.

Association of African-American Students (AAAS)
The mission of the Association of African American Students is to empower the African American community through academic success, cultural development and cultural awareness.

Read AAAS' full endorsement here.

Association of Students Interested in Asia (ASIA)
The purpose of the ASIA is to celebrate Asian culture and to promote an understanding of Asian cultures to the DePauw community. One does not need to be Asian to join, just have an open mind and interest in Asian culture.