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FIRST YEAR @ USI Making the Transition to Life @ USI FIRST YEAR @ USI Making the Transition to Life @ USI Discover & Manage Your Involvement with OrgSync is a web-based tool USI students use to 2015 AMIGOs manage their co-curricular activities Getting Involved at USI. Whether you’re living on or off-campus, studying liberal arts or engineering, extroverted or introverted, athletic or artistic, there are Explore Student involvement opportunities for you at USI! Participation in clubs, student Organizations at USI: organizations, and on-campus activities will enhance your USI experience! 1. Log into myUSI 2. Click on the OrgSync icon 3. Update your profile 4. Search student Top 5 Reasons For You To Get Involved At USI: organizations that 1. To develop a connection to campus interest you and 2. To build your resume and network with professionals and community consider attending members their next event! 3. To meet other students with similar interests as you 4. To advance your leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills Click here for more 5. To enrich your collegiate experience by bettering yourself while making information! lasting memories Student Development Programs 812/465-7167 [email protected] Ways to Get Involved... Student Development Programs Promotes student learning by providing leadership education, avenues for involvement, and personal growth opportunities to develop responsible individuals as engaged members of their communities. USI Student Organizations Fraternity & Sorority Life O’Daniel Leadership Programs Orientation Welcome Week Student Leader Retreat Visit us in the University Center East, Room 1256 Homecoming Contact us at 812/465-7167 or Student Leadership Awards [email protected] Leadership Conference www.usi.edu/sdv Last Lecture Series Multicultural Center Religious Life Developing diversity awareness within Retreats, Fellowship, Bible Studies, Worship Mass, students to build a bridge between college Service Opportunities, Educational Programs life and future multicultural experiences. Visit us in the University Center East, Visit us in the Residence Life Service Center Room 1244 or Contact us at 812/465-7188 or Contact us at 812/464-1871 www.usi.edu/mcc www.usi.edu/religiouslife Connect with us on Social Media for up-to-date events and life hacks for USI Students. Student Development Programs 812/465-7167 [email protected] Student Organizations @ USI SPECIAL INTEREST SERVICE/ VOLUNTEER ACADEMIC—NURSING & HEALTH PROFESSIONS CULTURAL Anime Club Athena Association of Nursing Students African Student Union Color Guard Club Be the Match Food Nutrition Student Organization Arabic Club International Film Club of USI Best Buddies Health Services Organization Black Student Union (BSU) Jane Austen Branch of the Regency Regiment Colleges Against Cancer HOSA: Future Health Professionals Chinese Club Medieval Studies Society Collegiate Girl Scouts Lambda Nu Theta Chi French Club Secular Student Alliance Habitat for Humanity Pre-Professional Health Club German Club Southern Roots Student Growers Optimist Club Respiratory Care Club International Club Student Alumni Association Riley Dance Marathon Student American Dental Assistants Japanese Club Student Veterans Association of USI Special Olympics at Southern Indiana Association Latinos Unidos/Hispanic Student Union Student Writers Union Students and Elderly Linking Around Student Occupational Therapy (SOTA) Saudi Student Organization Table Top Club Relationships (STELLAR) Spanish Club ACADEMIC—LIBERAL ARTS To Write Love On Her Arms The Thirst Project @ USI Students Advocating for Equality (SAFE) Vegetarian Club Twenty-First Century Scholars Club Advertising Club Young & Educated Alpha Mu Gamma MEDIA PROFESSIONAL Art Club CLUB SPORTS The EDGE Radio Association of German Students Delta Epsilon Iota Honors Society The Shield Quidditch Team Communication Studies Connection Pre-Law Club Rugby Club Global Awareness Project HONORARY Graduate Student Professional Network Men’s Ultimate Frisbee Master of Public Administration Society Public Relations Student Society of America Women’s Ultimate Frisbee Phi Alpha Theta Alpha Kappa Psi Toastmasters Speaking Eagles of USI Soccer Club Philosophy Club Alpha Psi Omega Beta Alpha Psi FAITH-BASED Society of Professional Journalists FRATERNITY/SORORITY LIFE Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminal Justice Honor Student Assembly Campus Outreach Studies Club Kappa Delta Pi Education Honor Society Chi Alpha Campus Ministry Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. National Residence Hall Honorary Communion & Liberation University Alpha Sigma Alpha ACADEMIC—BUSINESS National Society of Collegiate Scholars Encounter Alpha Sigma Tau National Society of Leadership and Suc- Fellowship of Christian Athletes Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Accounting & Professional Services Club cess I Am Second Delta Zeta Association of Information Technology Phi Alpha Honor Society Newman Catholic Community Fraternal Values Society Professionals Sigma Phi Omega Student Christian Fellowship Gamma Phi Beta Entrepreneurship Club Sigma Tau Delta English Honor Society Veritas Apologetic Organization Infraternity Council Global Edge Movement Sigma Zeta Westwood Student Ministries Kappa Alpha Order Young Life ACADEMIC—SCIENCE, ENGINEERING, & STUDENT GOVERNANCE Lambda Chi Alpha EDUCATION Order of Omega UNIVERSITY Student Government Association (SGA) Panhellenic Council American Chemical Society Student Housing Association (SHA) Student Ambassadors Phi Delta Theta American Society of Civil Engineers Sigma Pi RECREATIONAL American Society of Mechanical Engineers Sigma Sigma Sigma Archery Club Biology Club Sigma Tau Gamma Boy Scout Venture Crew 303 IEEE of USI Tau Kappa Epsilon E-Sports Club Mu Gamma Pi (Math Club) Humans vs. Zombies Physics Club POLITICAL Olympic Weightlifting Club Society of Automotive Engineers Screaming Eagles Running Club Society of Women Engineers College Democrats Southern Roots Growers College Republicans EVENT PROGRAMMING Sports Management Club Political Science Society Student Education Association Activities Programming Board (APB) Connect with us on Social Media for up-to-date events and life hacks for USI Students. 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