Sports clubs are not affiliated with the ISU Athletic Department and do not emphasize recruiting practices, financial aids, scholarships, letters of intent, profits, or expanded road trips. Emphasis is placed on studetn leadership, and the most successful clubs are the ones with outstanding student leaders. The club survives and thrives only by means of active student involvement and participation. There are inherent risks in these sports. Thos who participate do so at their own risk, and must have the physical ability and skill level necessary to participate safely.
Participants agree to follow all rules associated with the sport.
This includes transporting alcohol or drugs in a University vehicle. According to the current structure, all sports clubs who wish to have their operation subsidized by Student Activity Fees funds, must apply for such funding through the Council. The budget process starts each year in October with a budget workshop. The workshop is designed to introduce the clubs to using computers in the preparation of their budgets. The workshop also gets the clubs moving towards planning a final budget.