Organizations and clubs are an important and vibrant aspect of the Cornerstone community. Below is information about the organizations and clubs available for students.

ACT:s is a Christian organizations that seeks to make global issues such as poverty, social injustice; hunger, etc. become known at Cornerstone University through activities such as “Lives at Stake” and Orange Orphan t-shirts. The goal of these events are to educate everyone, including ourselves, and hope to act out our passion of bringing love to the broken. Other events include a broken bread meal emphasizing what the struggle for food is like in a third-world country. Act:s also creates awareness through chapels with speakers from World Vision and other non-profit organizations, and by being outspoken and creative on campus. Knowing the need in this world, ACT:S will be a voice at Cornerstone University for those who cannot speak for themselves.

English Society seeks to engage the entire campus through events like Poe Night, Open Mic Night and our Masquerade Ball. It supports writers through the weekly, Writers' Group and annual Cornerstone Review literary magazine.

Habitat For Humanity campus chapter seeks to provide outlets for students, staff, faculty, alumni and families to follow Christ’s example and teachings of service and compassion. Working to eliminate poverty housing and homelessness from the world and to develop communities in which every person can experience God’s love and can grow into all that God intends.

International Justice Mission (IJM) is a Christian agency which helps people suffering injustice and oppression overseas who cannot rely on local authorities for relief. Furthermore, Cornerstone’s campus chapter is the vehicle by which students can use their faith, talents and abilities to be made aware of and fight against injustice. We are dedicated to praying, educating and contributing help to the oppressed.

Kappa Theta Gamma (KTG) is a student theatre society established to recognize the fine arts and promote professional performance in all theatre productions and activities at Cornerstone University. It is a support group for theatre productions, and serves to recognize outstanding acting, technical achievements, artistic growth and theatrical involvement with a Christ-centered focus.

Multicultural Organization (MCO) strives to promote Biblical awareness, acceptance and appreciation of other cultures by providing opportunities for interaction, education and service. It seeks to encourage members of the Cornerstone community to acknowledge personal biases, recognize and reconcile racial and cultural injustices and seek global perspective from a Christian worldview. Students, staff and faculty are encouraged to participate.

Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) is committed to bringing together leaders to create a better, more sustainable future through the positive power of business. The vision of Cornerstone SIFE is to produce three high-quality projects this year. The three projects will be selected by the groups working on them. The main focus of SIFE this year, aside from the three projects, will be learning and gaining experience. SIFE plan to compete at the regional level each year alongside other university and colleges. The goal is to use the experiences as building block for a sustainable program for years to come.

Student Government (CUSG) functions as both an active liaison between students and administration and is a project-oriented organization that mobilizes the energy of students to address campus and community concerns. CUSG is comprised of council members, organization members and the executive council. The executive council consists of the student body president, executive vice president of legislation, and other vice-presidents. CUSG has the power to initiate that pass legislation which it deems proper for the furtherance of student welfare, subject to the approval of the faculty and staff.


Executive Council Officers 2011-2012