SAO Home Benefits and Resources Students benefit in many ways by being involved in RSOs or other student activities. Social and recreational involvement offers many opportunities to meet new friends, share common interests and have some fun outside the classroom. Students involved in student organizations and activities provides the opportunity to develop and improve leadership skills in decision making, programming, team building, budget accounting, organizing and working with others. Studies show that employers value students who are active on campus outside the classroom. Involvement on campus provides opportunities to complement academic course work with practical experiences that employers are looking for.
Students also gain valuable experience in helping to plan university-wide programs and celebrations.
We encourage involvement with campus Homecoming activities, Fall Fling, Spring Fling, distinguished speakers or other special programs. RSOs can reserve one of five banner spaces on the east corner of Kane Hall for one or two weeks. Check here for more information regarding the Banner Space policies. Student organizations are eligible for reduced advertising rates with The Daily . Table space at the annual Student Activities Fairs, usually held in November and April, is available at no cost to help recruit new members and to promote your organization and its activities.