It has helped me to become much more organized and given me the ability to manage my time more effectively. While clubs help students become more well-rounded and get new experience, clubs also work as a recruitment tool for the college. We argue that it's what helps make our college a small college within a large university. Students get involved in a club, make a group of friends and get involved. It's especially helpful for transfer students who don't live on campus.
Clubs also offer students a chance to hone their communication, leadership and business skills.
This not only includes communication skills, but also managing a budget for about 40 clubs on South Campus and organizing special events for all of the students within the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. Howard said the others she's met through club activities have proven to be valuable contacts. Photos courtesy individual clubs.