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Student organizations at St. °µÍø½ûÇø provide opportunities to engage and learn as students pursue their interests, identities, and passions with others. Student organizations further enhance the academic experience by providing additional engagement opportunities and access to resources. There are a variety of organization types on campus: student-led, department sponsored, athletics, and identity-based organizations.

A variety of identity-based organizations focus on topics such as race, ethnicity, gender, sexual identity, and other diverse identities. Join an identity-based student organization and connect with others who share a salient identity and/or interest as you in a fun, supportive environment. Additionally, joining an organization can help you meet and build professional and personal connections with students who share your identity. You can also develop communication, time management, coordination, and equity, diversity, and inclusion skills that can help you meet your professional goals.

Identity-Based Student Organizations

• American Sign Language (ASL) Club
• Black African Student Union
• Disability Identity Group
• Indigenous Student Alliance
• Latinx Student Association (LSA)
• Minnesota Center for Diversity in Economics
• Muslim Student Association (MSA)
• Nurses of Color (NoC)
• Queer Student Association
• St. °µÍø½ûÇø International Student Organization (SCISO)
• SHE Pab: Voices of Hmong Women

If you don't see an organization you identify with, no worries! You and four other students can create a student-led organization. For more information on how to create a new student organization or about existing organizations, please email Campus Life." Then we can link this to the Campus Life/SCA email address.