Description
The United On Campus Club at Iowa State University is dedicated to raising awareness about blood cancers and supporting those affected. We partner with the national nonprofit Blood Cancer United to educate the campus community, organize fundraising initiatives, and provide opportunities for students to advocate for patients and families. Our members engage in service projects, awareness campaigns, and collaborative events that make meaningful connections while making a positive impact on the fight against blood cancer.
Affiliations
Constitution / Tier
Membership Information
| Student Members |
11 |
| ISU Members |
0 |
| Non-ISU Members |
0 |
| Allowed Members |
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| Allowed Officers |
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| Membership Qualifications |
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| Membership Restrictions |
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| Elections/Selection |
Elections will be held each spring to select the following year’s executive board. This schedule allows the new board to meet over the summer to set goals for the upcoming year and gives members time to get to know potential candidates and observe their engagement throughout the current year.
A. Elections will occur once per year in the Spring for the upcoming academic year
B. Candidates must be current enrolled students
C. Candidates are elected by majority vote.
D. Only currently enrolled students and members may vote
E. Winning candidates will begin their term in May |
| Meetings |
A. General membership meetings shall be held monthly, and leadership committee meetings shall be held biweekly/monthly. Additional meetings may be scheduled by the president as needed.
B. Members must be in attendance at ½ of the meetings to stay enrolled in the club.
C. Meetings will be held to brainstorm fundraising ideas, plan upcoming events, and share updates on ongoing projects. |
Description of Regular Meetings/Activities
| Kickoff/Intro Meeting – Share the mission of Blood Cancer United and club goals.
Educational Sessions – Invite guest speakers such as oncology nurses, survivors, or researchers to talk about blood cancers and treatments.
Planning Meetings – Organize fundraising events, awareness campaigns, or volunteer opportunities.
Fundraisers – Bake sales, restaurant profit-share nights, stands, car washes
Volunteer Projects – Coordinate with local hospitals or cancer centers for service days.
Blood Drive Partnerships – Team up with the Red Cross or local blood banks for campus drives.
Wellness & Support – card-writing sessions for patients. |
Description of Special Events