Student Government — Actually Run Things
This isn't student government where you plan the spring dance and call it a day. Here, you're managing a budget, influencing policies, and sitting down weekly with the College President to talk about what students actually need.
Student reps have a voice on:
Student reps have a voice on:
- Scholastic Committee
- Curriculum Committee
- Speakers Committee
- College Leadership Team
If you've ever wanted to make a decision that affects students and the community, this is where you start.
Christian Science Organization (CSO)
Run a Conference. Invite the Country.
The Public Affairs Conference (PAC) is student-organized, start to finish. It’s the longest running student-led conference in the country. You shape the agenda and recruit speakers to bring in voices on the issues you care about — from feminism and sustainability to immigration and beyond. It's a serious operation, run by students who take it seriously.
Read about this year’s PAC: "Journeys of Hope: Understanding Immigration"
Clubs & Organizations
Find Your People
Grab the mic, shoot a short film, write for the campus newspaper, or brush up on your Latin. Getting involved is easy, and you’ll find students with shared interests in a variety of clubs and organizations on campus.
Here’s just a few.
- African Student Union
- American Chemical Society Chapter
- Applied Computation Modeling Club
- Black Student Union
- Connect GSA
- Cricket
- Fire Brigade
- Golf Club
- Investment Club
- Lazy Zipper (Improv Comedy)
- Magic the Gathering
- Panther Racing Club
- Phi Alpha Eta
- Pickleball
- Pilot (Campus Newspaper)
- Rock Ensemble
- Sustainability
- Theater and Dance
Nothing clicking? Start your own — you just have to show up with the idea.