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Student Organizations

BPC Cheerleading - Cheers at Men's and Women's Varsity Basketball home games. They also hold pep rallies to kick off the season and during homecoming week.

Circle K (sponsor: Kiwanis) - Service Organization part of Kiwanas.

College Democrats - Supports the philosophy and candidates of the Democratic Party and supports all efforts to increase the participation of college students in Democratic affairs.

Discovery Science Club - Undertakes and promotes activities to advance knowledge, understanding, and appreciation of science.

Film Society - Created to aid in the enrichment of BPC's campus and to create an outlet for the creative and analytical ambitions of its students interested in the area of film. Members are actively involved in the production of short films and screen writing sponsored by the organization.

Ministerial Association - Includes all students preparing for some type of full time Christian ministry. Meetings, which are usually of a devotional nature, are held weekly.

Oracle (Literary Magazine) - A student variety magazine comprised of poetry, art, prose, and any other sort of creative expression.

Creative Expressions - Sponsored by Oracle. Holds open mic sessions monthly.

Pi Gamma Mu - is an Honor Society for students who excel in the study of Social and Behavioral Sciences.

Sigma Tau Delta - is an Honor Society for students who excell in the study of English.

Student Activities Council - Assists in planning events for the campus community, including Fall Festival, a Winter Dance, and Homecoming week.

Student Government Association - The SGA, which is also known as "The Voice of the Students," is a representation of the students at BPC. Members are elected from the student body and serve a term of one year. Throughout their term, representatives echo the ideas and concerns of their peers to the leadership of BPC. they serve to defend the overall quality of living and learning of students at BPC.

Teacher Education Club (Spage) - The purpose of the Teacher Education Club is to act as an advisory council for all students majoring in Education and those considering majoring in Education.