J. Wayne Reitz Union
Educating Leaders for a Global Community
Although academics are primary, cocurricular involvement is an important part of your college education. When students hear "involvement", they often think of clubs or organizations. Joining a student organization is a popular form of involvement, but there are many other ways to get involved at UF. Below is a list of such opportunities—browse through them to find out which interest you most! There is no rush to get involved, but when you’re ready, we suggest you participate in activities from at least 5 of the 13 opportunities to get the maximum benefit from involvement.
The Center for Student Activities and Involvement is excited to announce student organization registration for 2008-2009 is now open. Student Organizations officers received a memo outlining the requirements and timeline for 2008-2009. Please refer to the our resources to get copies of the registration agreement forms as well as the constitution guidelines. If you have any further questions please refer to the frequently asked questions document, email us at csidesk@union.ufl.edu or stop by the Center for Student Activities and Involvement room 300, J. Wayne Reitz Union.
