Programs and services offered include the Emerging Leader and Leadership Mentor program, the Student Leadership Training Conference, Leadership Recognition programs, LEAD Conference Leadership Resource Center, and the Leadership Council. The Leadership Council is a select group of students who plans and implements these programs, as well as provides consultation for student leaders. The Office of Multicultural Student Affairs provides a variety of services related to the concerns, problems, and needs of students of color at the University. Theatre, the Cap and Gown program, and seminars and workshops designed to educate the University community on minority issues. A variety of sports clubs are offered to meet the participative needs of students, faculty, and staff.
Sports clubs are registered student organizations.
Clubs must be registered in accordance with the University and student government regulations governing student organizations. Sports clubs are formed by students who share a common interest in a specific sport. The key to a successful sports club is student leadership, student input, and student responsibility. As a student-initiated activity, the members of each club play an important role in determining the scope and direction of the club. Sports clubs expose students to new activities, continue and enhance skills already acquired, develop student leadership skills, provide opportunities for students to develop positive interpersonal relationships and promote an appreciation for cultural diversity, and enhance holistic development through leisure and physical activities.