Clubs & Organizations
Click here to view the current clubs and organizations
Overview
Clubs and Organizations helps students make connections on cultural or academic levels. Involvement in Clubs and Organizations also allows students to gain field experience when they work with a group that connects with their degree plan. If there isn’t a club or organization that you like, you can start your own by stopping by any SL office. Starting a new club only requires three people and must include a president, secretary, and a treasurer. In addition, a faculty or staff advisor must be involved.
Click here to fill out the club and
organizations interest form.
Updates
2011-09-17 16:56
Stop by your Student Life office to find out how to get your club registered.
Here's what you need to get started:
Faculty/staff advisor
President
Treasurer
Secretary
SOCC (Student Organizations & Clubs Council) Representative
That's one advisor, you, and three other students. As a registered club, you'll be eligible for club funding and access to staff, facilities, equipment, and supplies.
Contact your Student Life team to find out more.
