Clubs & Organizations
Trevecca provides multiple opportunities for you to get out and get involved in something bigger than yourself. If you're looking to find a place to connect or start a club, check our list of options below.
SGA
The Trevecca Student Government Assembly (SGA) is a group of students elected to represent student interests within the Trevecca community. SGA consists of Associated Student Body (ASB) officers and the various officers of the four classes. They meet weekly to discuss issues of importance, campus-wide events, service projects and spiritual initiatives. They work alongside the Center for Student Development in providing leadership through service.
RHA
The Residence Hall Association helps provide opportunities for learning leadership skills, growing spiritually and developing holistically while you live on campus. The RHA is involved in a huge number of residence hall and all-school activities throughout the year.
Futuro
The Futuro TNU Chapter engages Middle Tennessee Latino college students in four areas of professional development: leadership training, networking, community service and social activities. This chapter believes in exemplifying our Christian faith and pursuing academic excellence. Futuro provides its student membership support as they navigate their way from college to career, and provides community service to those in need.
Best Buddies
Best Buddies Trevecca exists to establish one-to-one friendships between people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and Trevecca students.
Social Justice Club
The Social Justice Club works closely with the Social Justice Department to combat issues facing our world today such as hunger, poverty and human trafficking. They have done things such as service projects in community gardens, fundraisers for Global Support Mission, and gone to and shown documentaries about human trafficking.
Namaste
Namaste is an international students’ club at Trevecca with multiple continents represented. The sponsors of this club are Drs. Roy and Jooly Philip. The club was started in 2007 and just recently celebrated 10 years! The objective of Namaste is two-fold: to create an atmosphere where international students can support and connect with each other and create awareness of international cultures to the Trevecca community. Namaste hosts International Education Week in November and Taste the Nations in April. Both these events accomplish the second objective by providing the Trevecca community an opportunity to experience international culture on campus.
Concert Team
The concert team is a group of students from different majors who come together and work on producing concerts on campus. This group provides weekly student concert series, Hub shows, as well as brings in major acts. The culminating concert event of the year is the Boonearoo Music Festival held each spring.
OCCM - Orthodox Christian Campus Ministries
Recognizing the need for a spiritual support system for young Orthodox Christians during their crucial college years, Orthodox Christian Campus Ministries (OCCM) offers Orthodox Christian students a group that comes together to meet, pray, learn from one another and to enjoy Christian fellowship.
Darda
Darda is TNU's yearbook, created and designed by students of Trevecca. Each year the publication strives to be an accurate representation of Trevecca Nazarene University and its students.
Trevechoes
The campus newspaper, Trevechoes, is published at regular intervals each semester.
The National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS)
The NSLS is the largest leadership honor society in the United States, with 700+ chapters and over 1.3 million members. In addition to recognizing academic excellence, the NSLS is the only honor society to provide its members with accredited leadership development training. Nomination to become a member is a prestigious honor, awarded only to a select percent of students.
Our NSLS chapter at Trevecca Nazarene was started in 2017 and is a Registered Student Organization (RSO).
Students are selected based on exemplary academic achievement. With your membership, you’ll gain access to a tight-knit community and exclusive resources to help you every step of the way—in college and beyond. By accepting your nomination, you will be well-positioned to maximize your leadership potential and distinguish yourself in a competitive job market.
Learn more about the NSLS and the many great benefits you’ll enjoy:
- $350,000 in scholarships & financial aid. Plus assistance with books and tuition.
- Learn from industry leaders the secrets to their success at our live events.
- Save hundreds of dollars each year with our partner discounts.
- Meet new friends and make lifelong connections (on-campus and virtually).
- Overcome challenges with success coaches guiding you every step of the way.
- Stand out to employers with the NSLS job board and letters of recommendation.
Many NSLS members earn their leadership certification in just a single semester but use their benefits far beyond college—including our exclusive job board and personal letters of recommendation to stand out to employers.
The NSLS is committed to providing a leadership program that helps students achieve personal growth, self-empowerment, and career success. Hear directly from current members describing how their NSLS experience has changed their life.
If you received an invitation, accept your nomination here.
If you did not receive an invitation but are interested in joining, please fill out this application form.