Groups

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Mission
The CWRU Footlighters is a group under University Media Board that is dedicated to bringing arts to the CWRU campus and giving students a creative outlet outside classes. To accomplish these goals, the club produces an entirely student-run and student-driven musical each semester. We have produced such big-name shows as Avenue Q, RENT, Sweeney Todd, Next to Normal, Spring Awakening, as well as lesser-known musicals such as Evil Dead: The Musical, Merrily We Roll Along, and The Wild Party. Each and every one of these shows is performed, directed, choreographed, built, and publicized entirely by students. Over the years, we have gained a reputation within both CWRU and University Circle as a whole, and we remain one of the most attended and prominent student groups on campus.

Membership Benefits
The CWRU Foootlighters aim to not only create beautiful musical productions, but to also foster a club community that is welcoming and accepting. Members of our club get to meet other theater makers, while also getting chances to attend exciting social events such as taking a trip for apple picking or even seeing shows at Playhouse Square!

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Mission
The Student Executive Council (SEC) is an umbrella organization comprised of two bodies: the Student Presidents' Roundtable (SPR) and the Allocations Committee (AC).

SPR is composed of the presidents' of Class Officer Collective (COC), Interfraternity Congress (IFC), Panhellenic Council (PHC), Residence Hall Association (RHA), Undergraduate Diversity Collaborative (UDC), University Media Board (UMB), University Program Board (UPB), Undergraduate Student Government (USG).

Questions and/or concerns about the SPR can be directed to the Chair.

Allocations Committee is a democratically elected board that distributes and audits the use of the Student Activities Fund.

Questions and/or concerns about the AC can be directed to the Chair.

Membership Benefits
The SPR works to facilitate discussion among the student governing boards, as well as serves as a channel between students, our boards, and University officials.

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Mission
One of the University Media Board's newer organizations, Studio 300 (often stylized "STUDIO300") is a film production club run entirely by CWRU students. We focus on three types of video content: short films, campus life videos, and collaborations with CWRU organizations and/or local groups. Studio 300 was created as a space for students to gain experience with filmmaking in all of its stages -- from brainstorming ideas, to planning the logistics of a shoot, to bringing the script to life behind (or in front of) the camera! Because we aim to provide a hands-on learning experience, students of all skill levels are welcome to get involved.

For our social media and more information, take a look at our linktree: https://linktr.ee/studio300cwru

If you are interested in joining us (or have any questions), please email Maizy Windham at studio300@case.edu.

If your group is interested in making a video with us, please check out the "work with us" page on our website: https://studio300.mailchimpsites.com/

Membership Benefits
Access to Studio 300 equipment such as cameras, lights, microphones. Access to UMB Office and UMB Design Bay computers, which have Adobe Creative Cloud applications such as Premiere Pro video and DaVinci Resolve editing software. Free merchandise such as t-shirts. Food provided for meetings and all shoots.

Website Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
The University Media Board fosters responsible forums of student expression through a variety of media covering writing, photography, cinematography, film, and radio. Groups that fall under the University Media Board fall into the following categories:

Print: The Athenian, Discussions, LUX, The Observer, Film: Film Society, Studio 300.
Radio: SPARC[conversations], WRUW-91.1FM, W8EDU.
Theater: CWRU Footlighters, Players' Theater Group, IMPROVment.

Membership Benefits
Access to the wide variety of mediums our groups cover, including film, print, and radio. In addition to our facilities, including the Media Board Office in Thwing 01 and professional-grade equipment.