Clubs & 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.
Updates
2011-09-17 17:56
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.
