Campus Life and Event Services

Wondering what type of student services or extracurricular activities Southeast offers? With more than 275 social and special interest organizations, Student Life at Southeast includes NCAA Division I Athletics, 10 national fraternities, and eight national sororities. Or are you interested in getting more involved on campus to connect with fellow Southeast students? Check out our list of Student Organizations.

Student Activities Council (SAC) is one of the largest, most diverse student programming organizations at the University. The organization plans and facilitates a variety of educational, social, cultural, and recreational activities for the campus community. Events include late-night movies, comedians, lectures, musicians, a Spring Fling, and much, much more. Most events are free to Southeast students. All students are encouraged to join the Student Activities Council.

The Student Government Association is the representative body of students at Southeast Missouri State University. We strive to enhance the Redhawk experience by listening to the students and amplifying their voices for all to hear. We share the student perspective while working collaboratively and collectively with the administration of the University to efficiently resolve issues, provide unique opportunities, weigh in vocally on pressing matters, and support our fellow Redhawks.

Discover a lineup of community programs and events celebrating our shared SEMO learning experiences, heritage, and history. From engaging workshops and cultural celebrations to insightful lectures and commemorative gatherings, explore how our campus connects and grows with the community.

Southeast Serves offers both one-time and ongoing service opportunities that address critical needs in our community through meaningful and mutually beneficial partnerships. Community service activities may include, but are not limited to, academic service-learning, co-curricular service learning, and other co-curricular student volunteer activities. Community service includes both direct service to citizens and indirect service.

Get involved in a leadership role through participation in the First-Year Leadership Program, Emerging Leaders, and President's Leadership Academy, or within a student organization.

At the heart of the University’s mission is the support and development of students who contribute to the region and beyond. A critical element of this development is engaged citizens who participate in the election process through a partnership with SEMO Votes.

Campus Ministries and Religion is another great way to get involved on campus. If you are interested in learning more about the various ministry organizations on campus, Campus Life and Event Services can help guide you to the right place!