Today is the second and final day of the Student Involvement Fair at the Campus Center from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. It's also for clubs to meet each other. We want to create a diverse interaction so people's experiences are not only with their clubs. There are about 200 RIOs on campus.
Campus clubs range from academic to religious, athletic to special interests.
There are almost a dozen fraternities and sororities. Boldman said joining a club is not only good for building a resume, but also for personal and social growth. Students gain more responsibility and build their self-esteem, he said. About 20 minutes after the fair began yesterday, the Dance Sport Club had five students signed up for its weekly classes on lower campus. Doi said a lot of people told her they hear about the club and are shy about joining or didn't know how to get involved.