Student Organizations

It is the belief of this University that students who participate in organizations, activities and programs outside of the classroom learn by doing and build essential leadership and life skills in the process.

So tell us, what are you looking for? Our students are members of sports clubs, religious, international/cultural, and service oriented organizations to name a few. With over 280 registered student organizations on campus, our office will assist you in finding an organization that piques your interest. If by chance there are no existing organizations which suit your taste, it is simply because you have not chartered it yet!

Membership in organizations provides students with the opportunity to make friends, participate in service activities, support their academic department, begin to build a personal and professional network, practice their personal faith, work toward social or political goals, or just have fun!

• Meet new people – Meet people who have the same interests and values as you do!
• Do better in classes – Students who are involved are better able to manage their time and often make better grades.
• Boost your resume – Gain invaluable leadership experiences!
• Learn – Apply what you are learning in classes to your out of classroom experiences! Teach – Teach the campus about yourself, about your culture, and about your interests!
• HAVE MORE FUN!