Clubs & Organizations

Clubs and Organizations are open to all students and are a fantastic way to meet people, have fun, develop your leadership skills and make a difference.

Are you looking to get involved in a club on campus? You can find a profile and primary contact for every active club on campus by visiting ENGAGE.

Club Resources

Clubs can access all of the resources below and more at ENGAGE

• Club handbook
• Apparel form
• Event request form
• How to form a new undergraduate club
• Marketing form
• Procard request form
• SGA Grant Application

And many more…

Club Travel

Are you looking to travel with your club? Please be sure to connect with your program advisor. See below for instructions and links to the University's travel registry. (Mandatory for all travel).

• Student Domestic Travel Registrations
• How to properly fill out Student Domestic Travel Registrations (pdf)
• Student International Travel Registrations
• How to properly fill out Student International Travel Registrations (pdf)

Training

The Office of Student Activities offers various trainings to clubs in two formats. We offer individual group training at the club’s convenience where the club determines the topic; we also implement trainings on university policies and procedures regarding clubs.

Clubs can request specific individualized trainings for the their eboard or general body on a variety of topics including:

• Managing meaningful meetings
• Effective Marketing
• How to run your event
• Recruitment
• 10 best ways to use technology for your clubs
• Structuring your eboard

Overall club policy and procedures training takes place twice a year. Once in June and again in January. All clubs are welcomed and encouraged to have at least two executive board members in attendance.