Student Organizations

Getting involved on campus is one of the best ways to make the most out of your college experience. By getting involved, you will meet other students who share similar interests to you who you may not have met otherwise, you will open yourself up to new ways of thinking and experiencing the world around you, and you will grow and develop in may ways that a classroom environment can’t provide.

As a result of getting involved, students develop a campus support network, build interpersonal skills, and engage in the ASU Experience.

Student Organization leaders grow their leadership skills and plan fun activities for their organization and the campus at large.  Current student leaders report that their communication, interpersonal, and social skills have improved as a result of being involved on campus and in the community. If you're looking to get involved and grow your skills, student orgs are a great place to start!

There are 8 different categories of organizations, including:

Academic/Departmental	Organizations tied to an academic program or department on campus
Community Service	Organizations committed to serving non-profits and the community
Culture & Identity	Organizations that represent and celebrate culture and heritage
Governance	Organizations that represent the student body
Honorary	Organizations dedicated to academic achievement in various disciplines
Recreation & Sport Clubs	Organizations engaged in intercollegiate competition or recreational endeavors
Religious	Organizations that are faith based
Social Greek Organizations	Organization that are members of Fraternity & Sorority Life
Special Interests	Organizations dedicated to student passions that do not fall in previous categories