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Student Events/activities

Judson Student Organization (JSO) plans and/or sponsors the majority of events and activities at Judson University. These events include:

  • Homecoming
  • Invisible Children
  • The Office Party
  • Singled Out
  • "Rock Out" Competition
  • Reel Conversations
  • Small Groups
  • Concerts
  • Mr. Wilson
  • Blue Crew
  • Brown Bagging
  • Missions Service Projects
  • Spring Fling
  • Senior Banquet
  • Lip Sync
  • JSO Week (Chapel)
  • Call and Response
  • Political Forum
  • Off Stage Improv
  • Variety Show
  • Clifford Court Ministry
  • Campus Prayer Events

JSO also recognizes other clubs formed on campus:

  • International Justice Mission Chapter (IJM)
  • Mu Kappa (Missionary Kids Chapter)
  • Fellowship of Christian Athletes
  • Juggernaut (Ultimate Frisbee)

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