Joining a student organization can connect you with others with similar interests, develop your leadership skills, prepare you for your future career, create lasting friendships, and more. Explore OrgCentral where your can search by keyword, browse by category, or explore all to find student organizations that interest you and get in contact with them.
Membership in SGA affords you the opportunity to be a leader on campus and make decisions that directly impact the lives of students. SGA is comprised of three branches, much like our US government, including the executive, legislative, and judicial. Each branch has a unique way for students to get involved so you can find just the right fit for what your looking for.
As a new or returning student, Week of Welcome is designed to provide you with opportunities, resources, and events to ensure your success at K-State. We hope you will take the time to participate in the wide array of events and activities.
The best part about getting involved is taking on those leadership roles and growing personally and professionally - preparing yourself for life after graduation. You can get involved with a number of programs to help get you more experience and development at the same time.
Beyond the many student organizations in the multicultural category, there are a number of amazing programs offered to the K-State community. Student Belonging works to provide an impactful and holistic K-State experience by closely aligning student life resources with academic support programs and services.
Beyond student organizations, there are a number of other great opportunities for you to get involved and give back all at the same time. A couple of these organizations include HandsOn K-State and Cat's Cupboard, our campus food pantry.
Living on campus is more than just having a place to live, it also means a wide-array of additional involvement opportunities for you to take part in. Whether it be one of the registered student organizations, participating in a hall governing or judicial board, becoming a Residential Learning Assistant, or something else, you're certain to find something of interest.
Research something of great interest to you personally or academically, assist a faculty member with a research project, and get experience to set yourself apart from your peers when applying for jobs, internships, or post-baccalaureate programs. Speak with your academic advisor or faculty members about opportunities specific to your major to learn more.
Travel the world, make new friends, discover yourself, and complete courses towards your degree all at the same time with an education abroad opportunity. Travel the world, make new friends, discover yourself, and complete courses towards your degree all at the same time with an education abroad opportunity.
