Student Organizations Guildlines To become recognized as a new student organization, stop by the Student Affairs Office in Room 204 and speak to Dr. Emily Tweed, Associate Vice President and Dean of Students. You will be asked to file a statement of purpose, objectives, and procedures that will be reviewed and approved by the faculty advisor that your organization chooses.

Groups of students who share a common interest, either social or professional, that serves the objectives of the University, may organize and seek recognition as a student organization from the administration through the Student Affairs office.

These recognized organizations reflect a wide range of interests, including an array of professional, political, social and recreational groups. Included among these many organizations are networks for international students and women students, opportunities for public speaking and engagement in public affairs, as well as the study of chiropractic methods and philosophy. These organizations provide ready opportunities for participation in these and other special interests, and for personal and professional growth. The University also provides and sponsors extracurricular clubs and activities throughout the year including aerobics, hockey, baseball, basketball, soccer, mountain biking, skiing, and martial arts.

IMPORTANT UPCOMING DATES:

MANDATORY Club/Organization Leader Meeting - Tuesday, May 13, 2008 - Room 26- Noon-1PM (A leader from each club/organization MUST attend. Lunch will be provided).

Budget Proposal Forms Due in the Student Senate Mailbox in Student Affairs (Rm 204) - Friday, May 16, 2008 by 1PM.

Club and Organization Day - Tuesday, May 20, 2008 - Auditorium Foyer - Noon - 1PM.

Budget Proposal Meeting - Tuesday, May 20, 2008 - Rm L1 - 5PM - 8PM.

Friday, July 25, 2008 by 1PM - Last Day to submit vouchers with receipts for reimbursement from Student Senate. Please put in Student Senate Mailbox in Student Affairs Office (Rm 204).