Student Clubs and Organizations are an integral part of student life at USG! Students are encouraged to form and participate in recognized student clubs and organizations as a way to increase students and faculty interaction and to enrich the overall collegial experience.

While student groups may gather and convene informally at any time, we encourage students to apply to have their groups approved as official and recognized organizations by The Student Services Office at USG. The registration process offers organizations a number of benefits, such as ability to reserve class rooms free of charge and the opportunity to apply for funding through the Office of Student Services. Registration also establishes a means for on-going communication between student organizations and USG Administration, which can provide support, stability and guidance when needed.

How do I join or establish a new student organization?

Students interested in joining or establishing an organization should review the current Student Organization Directory, which lists all currently registered USG Student Organizations and contact information for each, or download a copy of the USG Student Organization Handbook, which gives step-by-step instructions for forming a new group or club.

For more information about USG student organizations please contact Farzan Khajehnoori at 301.738.6071 or at farzank@umd.edu

Directories, Handbooks, and Forms

• USG Student Organization Directory
• Student Organization Handbooks and Forms

Event Listing

Wondering what is going on with student organizations on campus?

Please read below for club Specific Meetings and Events:

To view the Spring 2012 Student Life Calendar, click here.

To add a listing please contact farzank@umd.edu

Student organization orientation

The Student Organization Orientation is an important event because the orientation
will cover how to register your organization, reserve space, submit budget
requests and more. This also can be a great opportunity for you to meet other
student organization members to collaborate with on future events. If you are
interested in starting a new organization or reviving a defunct organization,
the orientation is the place to be.

There also is an open floor where each student organization has the opportunity to make announcements of what their group is doing and to promote upcoming events. For more information about the orienation please contact farzank@umd.edu

SPRING Student oRGANIZATION ORIENTATION

Student Club Listing

To view a description of each student organization please refer to our Student Organization Directory.