The MOSAIC Center supports all campus organizations and clubs by encouraging students to get involved and find community on campus.
Cultural clubs at EOU are a place to all students to learn and explore different cultures and backgrounds, help students deepen appreciation for their own heritage, values, and interests while also engaging with the diverse experiences of others. Student Clubs that are active during the 2026-2027 year include:
Student Council for Cultural Affairs (SCCA)
The Student Council for Cultural Affairs is a student-fee funded unit that works with SEI staff to support student leadership development, student advocacy, and creates opportunities for connection, growth, and learning.
Bridging Roots Club
The club aims to enhance learning and leadership for EOU students including academic conference travel, panel sessions and pre-professional opportunities through internships and networking, which work to promote diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging.
Latino Impact
Latino Impact welcomes any and all persons from the community as well as students and staff to help promote Latino culture awareness. Our purpose is to educate as well as accept cultural differences.
Navigators Club
The Navigators Club is a club which aims to create cultural awareness concerning the different cultures of people who originate from the Pacific islands and to unify students/people through events, activities, and other school functions.
Rengelekel Belau (The Children of Palau)
The Rengelekel Belau Club provides an inclusive space and resources for all interested EOU students, promoting equity, liberation and celebrating Belauan culture through community services and programming.
SAGE / Mountainqueers
S.A.G.E. seeks to promote both equal opportunities and equitable treatment of all individuals regardless of where they are located on the spectrum of gender. S.A.G.E. seeks to accomplish this through advocacy and education as well as the potential active political participation in initiatives that would help to achieve greater equality and equitable treatment with regards to gender.
Speel-Ya
Our mission is to raise awareness, educate and promote the cultures of Native American people by working with other EOU clubs and organizations in the promotion of diversity. Speel-Ya aims to assist new Native American student in the transition of being a new college student and to promote cultural pride, academic success and leadership for all students participating in Speel-Ya.