USF - Division of Student Affairs


	USF is busting with opportunities for you to get involved. There is truly something for everyone. With over 500 student organizations ranging from social to academic, political to religious you get this great opportunity to choose what you want to be involved in and extend your learning beyond the classroom. Through your involvement on campus you will have an opportunity to volunteer and serve in the local community and abroad, develop leadership and multicultural skills that will support your learning beyond graduation, and develop friendships that will last a life time. At USF you have the opportunty to make a difference because its all about YOU!


	Center for Leadership & Civic Engagement	We are committed to developing leaders and engaged citizens who seek to enhance their skills and positively impact their communities. The CLCE provides student programs, services, and resources in order to build the leadership capacity of students, as well as their desire to serve as productive citizens in today's global society. Take classes and receive a Minor in Leadership Studies, volunteer at our service projects, become a Certified Student Leader, or take an Alternative Break trip to another part of the world where you can serve others and make a real difference.
	Campus Recreation	On and off the field, the USF Campus Recreation Department has everything you need to go farther and reach higher in an athletic and recreational fitness environment. Offering an array of services and activities, we are at "the center of it all".
	Office of Student Organizations	CSI is your clearinghouse to learn about ways to get involved on campus. The office provides support to a variety of areas and is a great place for any student to stop by and get information on the many, many ways to be an involved BULL.
	Housing and Residential Education	If you are living on-campus, you may want to get involved with your residence hall area government. This is a great opportunity for you to have a voice in issues affecting your residence hall, as well as be involved in planning programs and events. For more information about residential involvement, talk to your Resident Assistant or visit the housing web site.
	Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life	Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life can foster the education of the whole person: intellectually, socially, and spiritually. Brotherhood and Sisterhood, Leadership, Philanthropy, and Scholarship are but a few of the areas in which the Greek Community at USF aspires to achieve excellence.
	Marshall Student Center	The Marshall Student Center is the gathering place for the campus community and an integral part of USF's educational environment. The Marshall Center is made up of programs, services, facilities, and people that serve students, faculty, staff, alumni, and the surrounding community.
	Office of Multicultural Affairs	Multicultural Affairs educates and inspires all students at USF to discover and experience the diversity that makes USF special. A variety of student organizations are supported by the office. In addition, multicultural training and programming is an integral part of the office's outreach to USF students.
	New Student Connections	Welcome New Bulls! This is an exciting time in our new students lives, filled with change and opportunity. We understand that new USF students (first year or transfer) need guidance and support to help them through the successes and challenges of their first year. New Student Connections offers a variety of programs and services that contribute to a new student's successful transition to USF. We are here to support first year and transfer students as they establish meaningful connections with the USF community.�
	Oracle (Student Publications)	The Office of Student Publications employs students who produce The Oracle, USF�s campus newspaper. Students work as reporters, editors, photographers, graphic artists and advertising sales representatives, many in preparation for careers in mass communications. Students deal with journalistic responsibility and fairness,techniques of decision making and critical analysis.
	Student Government	Student Government leaders represent the student body to various constituents and on dozens of committees, work to address student concerns, and provide programs and opportunities to help engage students. You can get involved with SG by working with or holding office in one of the three branches: Executive, Legislative, and Judicial. Student Government also employs almost 200 students within several offices and agencies including Administrative Services, Marketing and Public Affairs, SAFE Team, Student Resource Agency, WBUL Radio, and the SG Computer Services lab.
	Office of Student Programs	Throughout the year there are many large campus events and programs, most of which are organized and run by students. Not only can you attend these events, but you can also get involved in planning them. Several entities exist as part of the Office of Student Programs; visit them all to find out when events are taking place and how you can be involved. This office includes: Campus Activities Board, Homecoming, University Lecture Series and Centre Gallery.

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