*Unless otherwise indicated, the sites below were created and are maintained by Davidson students and/or their advisors, to whom questions regarding the sites should be directed.
Campus Outreach
Campus Outreach nurtures Christian discipleship through outreach events, fellowship, small group Bible study, and leadership training. This organization equips students to live lives that honor God for a lifetime. For more information contact Andy Thompson.
Canterbury Episcopal Fellowship
Episcopalian students gather each week with a priest from St. Alban’s Church to celebrate the Eucharist, share a meal, and enjoy fellowship. For more information contact Samantha Meyers.
Catholic Campus Ministry
CCM celebrates Mass weekly on campus. Students also gather for meals, centering prayer, retreats, and service projects. For more information contact Julie Palm.
Cats Connect
This project involves implementing a mentor-mentee program to foster inter-class relationships and greater sense of community. The programs establishs friendships that provide trust, guidance, and accountability within the greater community of Davidson. For more information contact Heath Pelham.
Changing Minds
The primary goal of CM is to offer information and support regarding mental disorders on campus. For more information contact Ericka Solis.
Charlotte Mayoral Candidate Initiative
The purpose of this organization is to allow students to be involved in the Charlotte mayoral race by calling Charlotte area voters and asking them to vote. Fore more information contact Mordecai Scott.
Cheerleading
Davidson Cheerleading season begins prior to New Student Orientation in August with pre-season training camp for returning team members. The team cheers for all home Football, Men's and Women's Basketball games, as well as a few selected away games. For more information contact Laura Candler.
Chinese Martial Arts Club
The purpose of this club is to teach students about self-defense and combat through Chinese systems of Martial Arts. Also, it increases physical stength, flexibility, and adds to the understanding of Martial Arts. For more information contact Robert Mudano.
Chorale
For more information contact Rosy Harvey.
Chronic Illness Support Group
To provide a venue for discussion, support and self-advocacy for students dealing with chronic illness, chronic pain, or chronic fatigue. For more information contact Rick Bauer.
Clothing & Furniture Drive (CFD)
For more information contact Kaela Frank.
Club Sports Council
A club sport is a student organization formed by individuals with a common interest in a sport activity and exists to promote and develop interest in that particular sport. Clubs may be instructional, recreational, competitive, or a combination. Students are responsible for organizing, funding, regulating, and scheduling activities for these club teams under the direction of the Assistant Director of Physical Education and Recreation. Involvement by faculty and staff advisors is essential. For more information contact Allen Sutton.
College Democrats
Promotes awareness of current political issues and support of the Democratic party and its ideals through a monthly newsletter, voter registration drives, volunteer work, speakers, debates, and other events. For more information contact Alice Phillips.
College Republicans
Promotes and provides information regarding the Republican agenda both locally and nationally, including sponsorship of Republican speakers on campus. For more information contact Ellen Thomas.
Comparative Advantage
Comparative Advantage is a mentoring program for economics majors. For more information contact Petri Lindberg.
Concert Choir and Chamber Singers
The 62 voice Concert Choir performs five major concerts on campus annually: Fall Concert, Christmas Vespers, Spring and Baccalaureate Concerts, plus an end-of-tour winter concert. Recent tours have taken them to the mid-Atlantic states, the Midwest, and the Southeast. This year they will travel to New York City and present concerts, one of which will be a performance of Morten Lauridsen’s Lux aeterna in Carnegie Hall. The Chamber Singers is a 18-24 voice select ensemble, whose members are chosen from the Concert Choir. Its repertoire emphasizes music written before 1750 and 20th century choral literature. This year they will go to New York City and appear at St. James Episcopal Church with the Concert Choir, as well as present their own concert on campus the spring. Recent repertoire has included music by Ferko, Bach, Hassler, Gawthrop, Palestrina, and Mozart. For more information contact Ray Sprague.
Connor House
Connor eating house was founded at Davidson College in 1991. Connor was named for Carol Connor Willingham, Class of 1977, and the first trustee to be elected by the Alumni Association. Connor House moved into the current Patterson Court House in 1993. For more information contact Caroline Vaughan.
Crew
The purpose of Davidson Club Crew is to introduce the sport of rowing to all interested members of the Davidson community; to offer instruction to rowers; to build team unity and cooperation; and to compete in intercollegiate regattas. For more information contact Bekah Landfried.
Cricket Club
The Cricket Club serves as a competitive and recreational club that provides an equal opportunity for all students, faculty, staff and alumni associated with Davidson to learn and play the great game of Cricket. For more information contact Fareed Cheema.
Croquet Club
The Croquet Club allows people in the Davidson community to learn how to play Croquet. For more information contact William Brown.
Curry Club
Promotes awareness of South Asian Values and cultures through lectures, presentations, and native foods. For more information contact Shivani Dasani.
Cycling Club
The Club Cycling Team's purpose is to participate in and organize cycling events. For more information contact Curry Jones.
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