Student Organizations

Are you interested in getting more involved on campus and looking to connect with fellow Southeast students? Southeast has numerous student organizations including club sports, hobbies, pre-professional programs, social clubs, religious groups, and more. Southeast hosts a campus community large enough to meet almost any extracurricular desire. Browse the Student Organization listing to find a group for you. Information on when and where groups meet and how to join is listed on the individual student organization pages.

If you find we don't have a group for your interests, you can start one yourself! Contact Campus Life & Event Services at 573.651.2280 or visit the University Center, room 414 for more information.

Student Organization Registration and Renewal

Campus Life & Event Services is utilizing SE Link to register new and returning student organizations. If you are familiar with the system, log into SE Link with your Southeast Key (through your Southeast Portal) to register your organization or renew your registration. In order to register/renew, you must have:

• five officers/members in good academic and judicial standing;
• a constitution which includes the University's anti-hazing and non-discrimination statements; and
• an advisor who is a current University faculty or staff member.

If you are unfamiliar with SE Link or the registration process, please visit an Involvement Ambassador in the Center for Student Involvement (University Center 204) Monday-Friday, 8 am-5 pm. Appointments are suggested, but not necessary. Involvement Ambassadors can walk you through the steps of creating a profile and registering your organization.

The benefits of registering your organization and having it recognized by the Student Government Association include:

• A listing on official University publications and websites.
• Free room reservations through Event Services & Scheduling.
• Center for Student Involvement (CSI) resources.
• Access to share your organization information with the Involvement Ambassadors, who in turn can verbally promote your organization to students seeking involvement opportunities.
• The option to reserve space at the Student Involvement Fair and Welcome Back Picnic the following Fall semester.
• Free advertising through "Engage in 8!", SE Link Event Calendar, the Portal Calendar, and First STEP information items.
• An organization mailbox.
• The option to apply for Dollars for Innovative Campus Events (DICE) funding.
• Eligibility for SGA funding.
• Ability to use SGA inventory.
• Up to three free entries into the annual Homecoming parade.
• Additional training opportunities.

If you have additional questions about the Student Organization Registration process, please contact Campus Life & Event Services at 573.651.2280 or visit the University Center, room 414.