Leadership Education and Development

Leadership and Involvement Programs offer opportunities for students to participate in approximately 450 student organizations, including student governmental groups, coordinating councils, public interest groups, fraternities and sororities, publication and media groups, scholastic and professional honorary societies, departmental clubs, special interest groups, religious organizations, and sports and recreation clubs. A core of volunteer faculty/staff advisors, along with the professional staff of Student Development, provides direction and consultation to the student organizations in the area of fiscal and organizational management and campus policies and procedures. Services include leadership classes, the RSO handbook, student organization information manuals, membership referrals, student organization directories, leadership development programs, equipment checkout services, mailbox service, campus solicitation authorizations and more.