The SAS student group advisers counsel many organizations on campus policies and regulations and assist them with program planning, conflict resolution, leadership and organizational development, and policy interpretation. These organizations differ from other student groups in that they have University advisers and monetary support. Cal Forensics assists experienced and novice students in developing the skills to participate in individual public speaking events and competitive debates. The group meets weekly in the evening on campus. The Junior Class Council organizes events for their class and begins to develop the class identity.
Members represent individual nations and debate topics weekly.
They have the opportunity to travel across the United States and participate in regional and national interuniversity debate competitions. The conference is designed and chaired by MUN members and attracts students from across the nation and Canada. The Greek system Specific Greek community organizations are listed in the Extra matter section. Prospective members attend a series of events hosted by the sororities. Guests of these events have the opportunity to learn about sorority life and the friendship, scholarship, service, leadership, and career opportunities it offers.