It is available for all incoming freshmen during their summer orientation. The best way to get a feel about a lot of organizations at one time is to attend our annual Student Organization Night that takes place in the beginning of each semester on the Commons and the University Center patio. Representatives from over 150 organizations will be available to talk with you. Student Organization Services maintains updated lists of organizations, their P.O. Boxes, club e-mails and office phone numbers. You can then contact the organization for more information.
All religious organization have a campus minister.
Click here for a list. Clubs range in terms of size. Some are as small as 15 while others have over 150 members. Learning doesn t have to stop once you leave a classroom. Joining an organization is a great way to supplement academic learning, develop social skills, exchange ideas, become a leader, make more contacts among students, faculty, and staff .