Student Organizations

Connect with students in other arts disciplines through UNCSA clubs and organizations. You can go and do, gain leadership skills or do good for others and the community. Explore new interests and meet new friends! 

Active Student Organizations 2026-27

Artists of Color

Artists of Color celebrates the diversity of the UNCSA community by facilitating connection amongst students, alumni and professional artists of color.

Contact: Jasmine Cook (Co-President) or Richmond Parris (Co-President)
IG: @aocuncsa

Cross The Line Project

The purpose of this organization is to bring live music to unexpected areas around our community and beyond. Also to inspire audience engagement and interaction from all ages. This program allows students to expand their knowledge and experience, and cultivate the artist of the next generation. Cross The Line creates opportunity and inspiration for students, also with members our community to learn and enjoy music.

Contact: Davis Schmidt, President

Disability & Neurodivergence Artist Collective 

The Disability and Neurodivergence Artist Collective looks to be a space where people with disabilities/who are neurodivergent can feel supported and like they belong. A place where people with disabilities/who are neurodivergent can feel supported and build relationships within a space of people who share similar interests and values. We look to be a space that prioritizes the mental and emotional well-being of people with disabilities/who are neurodivergent, while offering opportunities for companionship and the exchange of ideas. We also look to be a space where the concerns of people with disabilities/who are neurodivergent are heard and validated; especially in regards to their experiences learning and interacting with the campus; with an express goal of empowering persons with disabilities/who are neurodivergent to feel like they have a say in forming the campus, in a way that serves them.

Contact: Sarah Johnston, President

HisLax

The purpose of this organization will be to create a space of culture, community, and belonging among the Latin American and Hispanic student body. We hope to end the stigma surrounded around these cultures and bridge the gap between students of different cultures. We strive to create dialogue around this as well as a safe space for all who might want to be included in this group.

Contact: Frida Garcia, President

Kudzu Magazine

Kudzu is a student led literary and arts magazine with the goal of giving alumni and students of UNCSA the opportunity to share their creative work and connect with the Winston-Salem community.

Contact: Ava Maddox, Head Officer

International Student Association

The International Student Association aims to share our culture, encourage and assist international students.

Contact: Ki Agrawal, President
IG: @uncsa_isa

Intervarsity

The purpose of this chapter is to establish and advance at UNCSA witnessing communities of students and faculty who follow Jesus.

Contact: Victoria King, President

Stage & Screen Alliance (SASA)

Our mission is to foster creative collaboration between drama and film students by providing a platform for student-led events and programs. We aim to bridge the gap between these disciplines, empowering students to learn from each other, share resources, and work together on innovative projects that enhance their educational and artistic experiences.

Contact: Sofia Vargas or Vivian Poe 

UNCSA Gaming Club

The purpose of our organization is to bring the UNCSA community together through fun, accessible, and friendly gaming events and meetings. We will have events primarily in person, but will also have online opportunities as well. Multiplayer gaming is a great way for students to connect, and our hope is that students across all majors will be able to meet new friends at our events and feel more at home here at UNCSA through involvement in this club.

Contact: Hanna Le, (President)

UNCSA Sports Association

Our mission is to bring artists from different areas of specialization together through sports. We believe this is a way to encourage a balanced lifestyle, focusing on mental and physical health and creating a united community.

Contact: Nathan Olusemire, (President)

Inactive Orgs 2026-27

  • UNCSA Pride

Start a Club

To start a student organization, these are the steps that need to be taken:

  • Meet with a Campus Life Representative:
    Please schedule a time to meet with Program Coordinator Lavon (Ashley) Lewis, to discuss your interest and the “why” behind your new organization. This will help us understand your goals and how we can best support you.
  • Find Two Interested Members:
    You’ll need at least two other UNCSA college students (undergraduate or graduate) who share your interest in the group.
  • Complete the New Student Group Application:
    The application form must be filled out completely.
  • Write a Constitution:
    Your group’s Constitution should include all necessary information as outlined in the guide “How to Write a Student Group Constitution” on the form you will fill out.
  • Find an Advisor:
    Identify a full-time UNCSA faculty or staff member who is willing to serve as your organization’s advisor.
  • Final Review:
    Once you’ve completed the application and drafted the Constitution, we’ll meet again to review your documents.

We’re looking forward to seeing your organization thrive!

Ready to Start Your New Student Organization?

Students interested in chartering a new college organization can connect with the Office of Campus Life for guidance through the process. Reach out to Lavon (Ashley) Lewis, Campus Life Program Coordinator, at lewisa@uncsa.edu or schedule an appointment to take the first steps in bringing your organization to life.