DEFINITION & MISSION OF STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

There are over 90 recognized student organizations on campus, making it easy to get involved and stay connected on campus!

Student Organizations at John Carroll University

Student organizations are a great way to get involved on campus in several areas of interest, such as academic, cultural, service, spiritual, issue-based, programming, social, Greek, and club sports.

Participation in a student organization or activity may not be refused to any individual based on color, race, religion, sex, national origin, marital status, disability, sexual orientation, or any other illegal basis. Social fraternities and sororities may restrict membership on the basis of gender.

Definition of a Student Organization

A group of students joined together in the pursuit of a common purpose that supports the mission, goals, and values of John Carroll University and the Office of Student Activities. All student organizations must follow University policies and procedures listed within the Community Standards Manual and Student Organization Guide, as well as those set forth by the Office of Student Activities, Office of the Student Union, and Legion of Student Organizations.

Mission of a Student Organization

Student organizations provide a great opportunity for students to enhance their classroom learning and to develop their leadership skills outside the classroom. Through this enhanced learning, students are able to integrate the experiences and knowledge of the classroom with everyday experiences of living and working in a society of people with various interests, ideas, and values.

Listing of Student Organizations

For a complete alphabetical listing of all student organizations on campus, click here.

Organization Status

For a key explaining the various states of organization recognition, click here.