STUDENT ACTIVITIES
The Master’s University Student Activities is a ministry of Student Life that strives to promote the interests and welfare of the students for their joy in Christ and to make provision for the decent and orderly administration of student affairs. We serve as a vital link between the students and the administration and are closely involved in almost all campus events.
Purpose Statement
“To creatively and faithfully develop leaders who invest in our campus through intentional communication, purposeful events, and joyful service to, through, and because of our great Savior Jesus Christ.”
Brett Zamroz
Director of Student Activities
Brett grew up in the Philadelphia area and graduated from TMU in 2009 with a liberal studies degree. After graduation, he went on to complete a Master of Religion degree at Cairn University. Brett loves student ministry and is excited to serve our student body for their joy in Christ.
Fast Facts:
Favorite verse(s): Psalm 84, Habakkuk 3:17-19, All of the Sermon on the Mount, Philippians 3:13
Favorite things:
Spending time with his wife, Lisa, and their two boys Griffin and Boston (and their dog, Canon…sometimes). He loves all things sports and music, and enjoys reading.
ASB exists as a student-led extension of the Student Life department. We are here to facilitate exciting social events and inspiring opportunities for service that promote community on campus. In addition we provide the students and administration of TMU with a vital communication link.
We are comprised of an four-member Executive Council and a group of Council Members from different dorms and classes to represent a wide variety of people at TMU.
ASB Cabinet
ASB President, Mauricio Farrell
ASB Vice President, Christina Fukuda
ASB Secretary, Josh McDonald
ASB Treasurer, Simone Jackson
ASB Council
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Tyler Madlena
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Anna Bray
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Rachel Billesbach
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Joe Frizzell
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Kylie Joslin
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Wesley Jow
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Alexander Lee
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Kinsley Lively
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Marianna McCabe
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Gaby Morales
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Kailee Parker
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Riley Petersen
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Lucy Rodriguez
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Caleb Koh
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Megan Phillips
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How To Start A Club
Are you thinking of starting a club? It is a simple, 1-step process: fill out this club request form:
ASB shall grant recognition only to clubs and organizations whose stated purpose is in harmony with the mission and purpose of the ASB and The Master’s University. A majority vote of the ASB in a regular meeting shall be necessary to grant recognition.
If your club has a request for funds, click here:
As club advisor, please complete your stipend form:
School clubs are an important part of our community! Through them students are able to express themselves and join together around common interests.
Sign up for any of the below clubs here:
Evangelism
The purpose of the TMU Evangelism Society is to equip students to be faithful ambassadors of Christ and to be able to respond to objections to the Christian faith from a biblical worldview. The TMU Evangelism Society will be focused on evangelism and evangelism training in the Santa Clarita area.
Sketching
Are you passionate about sketching, drawing and art? Join the Sketching Society, the sketchiest club on campus!
Tennis
The purpose of the tennis club is to provide a positive, welcoming setting for anyone to enjoy tennis, regardless of their ability. The club will increase knowledge of the sport while building a supportive team environment for fun and fellowship.
History-Movie Club
Analyzing and critiquing history-themed movies with Prof. Jensen. This club will allow students to frame history with an accurate perspective by addressing how Hollywood’s version may or may not reflect what actually happened.
Oxford Blue
This is a club for people who are interested in learning and using fountain pens. We will introduce (and explore) the hobby to see how fountain pens can facilitate better note taking, learning, thinking, writing, and organization.
Collegium Sapientiae
‘Collegium Sapientiae’ was the name of a theology study group (and later a school) led by the sixteenth century Reformer Zacarias Ursinus at the University of Heidelberg. The TMU ‘Collegium Sapientiae’ will exist for the study and appreciation of primary texts in historical theology, especially the works of the early modern Reformers. We will gather to read and learn from these great thinkers.
CIS Club
CIS majors and others who are interested in making a career out of computer and information science skills should join this club. We will be offering homework help and other services to club members which can help with getting a head start in the job market.
American Sign Language (ASL) Club
This club is designed to teach beginners American Sign Language and give intermediate “signers” the opportunities for more proficient conversation. We hope to occasionally engage with fluent signers, the Deaf, the Deaf-Blind, and their culture. The goal of this club is to increase interest and skills in American Sign Language and foster love for the Deaf community.
STEM Club
The goal of the STEM club is to foster a community of curiosity and camaraderie among students with a common interest in the areas of science, technology, engineering or math. To this end, our members will be able to participate in field trips and discussions that will broaden their horizons and will acquaint them with a wide range of careers in STEM fields.
Master’s Accounting Association
Accounting majors or business majors interested in accounting are welcome to join. We will be networking, with fellow students, professors, and potential employers/hiring firms.
Spikeball
Do you love playing Spikeball? So do we!
Friday Fellowship Club
This club seeks to foster biblical community through small corporate Bible reading and prayer, as well as by sharing meals together. Several times a semester the group will hike up to the cross, read Scripture and pray together, grab breakfast, and then head to chapel.
Dental Club
This club is for people who are interested in completing graduate studies and getting involved in dentistry. We will be looking into what dental school is like, as well as what it will look like once you finish dental school.
The Great Outdoors
Love the outdoors? A club for outdoor enthusiasts to hike, bike, rock climb, ski, adventure near and far, and enjoy God’s creation!
Iron Hour
Iron Hour is designed to be a time for women to press on to know the Lord together. Our goal is to increase our knowledge of his Word, to encourage one another to walk worthy, all for the glory of God!
Aggressive Negotiations
We will be practicing communication tactics, team building, and critical thinking by means of playing the popular PC game Civilization 5. Anyone seeking a fun and competitive environment is welcome to attend.
IBEX Club
A club for all IBEX alumni. A time to get together, and enjoy time reminiscing on the holy land.
Magic Mountain Season Pass Club
This club is for Six Flags Magic Mountain Season Pass members and those who just want a thrill from being away from homework. For season pass holders, it’s really hard to go to Magic Mountain because friends are usually too busy and it’s not very fun going alone. This club will connect all of the people interested in going to Magic Mountain for a fun experience.
Privileges:
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Only recognized clubs or organizations may use the following terms or insignias: “The Master’s University”, “Master’s”, “TMU”, or a “The Master’s University” logo, or otherwise indicate any relationship to the college.
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Only recognized clubs and organizations will be granted free access to the use of TMU facilities and services, and then only upon appropriate request and approval stated in the ASB Operation Manual.
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Only recognized clubs or organizations may receive ASB funding pending approval of the guidelines stated in Article IX. Section 2. b.
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One Representative from each ASB-approved club or organization may have the privilege of the floor, but are without vote.
Remember that we are here to help you through the process. Please contact clubs@masters.edu with any questions you may have about school clubs.