The Center for Campus Involvement is the central hub for our 1,600 student organizations here at the University of Michigan. From your first steps looking to get involved in a group through being President of an organization, we can help support all of your involvement needs. Please be sure to check out Maize Pages to see a complete site with all of our organizations, our manual for all of our policies and procedures, and all of our leadership opportunities. We appreciate the work you do in creating a vibrant student organization community and look forward to supporting your work.
Each Fall semester, the CCI hosts Festifall on North and Central campus. For student organizations, having a table at Festifall or Northfest can be a great way to recruit new members and spread the word about your organization! Click here to learn more about Festifall!
Taking time for self-care during these stressful times is crucial but what if you could take care of yourself and the well-being of your student organization at the same time? CCI's OrgAffinity wants to provide you and your organization members with Wellness Wednesday guides that care for all 8 aspects of wellness!
Looking for different ways to get involved and aren't sure where to start?
The Center for Campus Involvement can be your gateway to life beyond the classroom with Involvement Drop-Ins. Spend 30 minutes with a Peer Advisor to discuss different student organizations and involvement opportunities throughout campus. From programs to organizations and beyond, equip yourself with the tools and knowledge to get involved!
Below is a video recording of the Health & Wellness Panel for Student Organizations held on September 17, 2020. A transcript of the video is also available to download below.
Panelists joined CCI from MDining, Rec Sports, University Health Services (UHS) and Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) to answer questions from student organization members.
Updated March 5th, 2021 | 12:30pm
These guidelines are subject to change in accordance with the latest guidance from the University, local, state and federal guidelines. Please refer to this page for the most up to date guidelines for student organizations.
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View on Website: campusinvolvement.umich.edu/rso-guidelines
Last Updated: October 30, 2020 | 10:00 AM
The University of Michigan has announced its plans for a public health informed Fall semester. We know that this announcement impacts how student organizations are approaching everything they do for the Fall semester, from recruitment to event planning, from mass meetings to rehearsals.
Visit campusinvolvement.umich.edu/fall2020-student-org-resources for the most up to date resources and guidance.
If your student organization is in search of new funding sources, fresh marketing methods, or simply more knowledge and resources on how to operate as a successful org, look no further! There is no attendance cost, and students are welcome to sign up for as many workshops as they would like!
Register for an upcoming OrgBasics workshop on Sessions: https://sessions.studentlife.umich.edu/track/event/3465
View past OrgBasics recordings: campusinvolvement.umich.edu/orgbasics
Is your org ready to re-register? Annual registration for student organizations is now live! Learn what registration entails and how to get started here!
The Center for Campus Involvement is here to help our organizations and their campus support systems live into our campus values rooted in diversity, equity and inclusion. This toolkit is here to help you understand what it may can look like for your organization to be an integral part of the student organization community. As leaders of these groups, it is imperative that we continue to challenge ourselves to be more inclusive and welcoming to all. We hope that this workbook challenges you to ask, Whose perspectives, viewpoints, and voices are included? Also, whose may be missing?
Once completing the registration process the following resources can be helpful in navigating the student organization community.
Finding the necessary money and resources for holding your event or program can often be as time consuming and difficult as the planning or implementation. The Student Organization Guidebook outlines funding policies and resources across campus including fundraising, donations, raffles and University support.
