Students for Environmental and Wildlife Protection (SEWP)
Students for Environmental and Wildlife Protection (SEWP) aims to educate and serve the Waco community, advocating for ecological preservation and appreciation of our environment. Through cleanups at Waco Creek, clothing swaps, environmental seminars, hikes, and more, our members engage in hands-on efforts to improve the world around us while connecting with like-minded individuals.
Our goals at SEWP are rooted in our commitment to sustainability and environmental education. We volunteer with local efforts to protect the wildlife and advocate for environmental justice locally and globally. Regular events hosted by SEWP provide a space for our members to build a sense of community. Our dedication to education extends beyond our members, as we collaborate with local organizations to spread the message of sustainability. Additionally, our focused support for a chosen cause each semester allows us to make a tangible difference and contribute to a larger movement.
Membership in SEWP is open to Baylor University students who have maintained a current GPA of 2.00 or higher and a cumulative GPA of 2.33 or higher. Active status requires meeting semester point requirements, including registration on Baylor Connect, paying dues, and attending events or service hours. While attendance at meetings is encouraged for point fulfillment, there are no penalties for missing meetings.
Check out SEWP's Instagram @baylorsewp for information about upcoming events or to reach out with any questions you might have!
Back Row, Left to Right: Jett Wheelington, Claire Teng, Anna Claire Brewer, Sophie Kearney, Paige Dunlavy, Riley Kennedy, Christine Snow
On Floor in Front: Kelbie Pogoncheff