Student Organizations

Co-curricular activities serve an important role in the quality of life at Greensboro College. Campus organizations offer opportunities to meet new people, develop leadership skills, integrate course work with practical experiences, and gain a well rounded education. Organizations at Greensboro College are founded by dedicated students and provide educational and social programming to the campus community. If you don't see an organization on our list, come see Student Activities about starting one!!

Active Organizations at Greensboro College:

Alpha XI Delta
American Marketing Association
Athletic Training Club
Campus Crusade for Christ
The Collegian (Campus Newspaper)
Gospel Choir
Inter Club Council Honorary (ICCH)
Kinesiology Club
Los Amigos (Spanish Club)
Pride Productions
Student Athletic Advisory Council (S.A.AC)
Student Council for Exceptional Children (S.C.EC)
Students in Free Enterprise (S.I.FE)
Sociology Club
Student Government Association
United African American Society (U.A.AS)

Active Honors Organizations:

Alpha Chi - Academic
Alpha Kappa Delta - Sociology
Beta Beta Beta - Biology
Kappa Delta Pi - Education
Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK) - Leadership
Pi Delta Phi - French
Pi Sigma Alpha - Political Science
Psi Chi - Psychology
Sigma Beta Delta - Business
Sigma Delta Pi - Spanish
Sigma Tau Delta - English

For more information contact Kristi Hunter, Director of Student Activities and Orientation at khunter@greensborocollege.edu.

Interested in starting or re-activating a Student Organization?

Please follow these steps.

 

1)      Plan a meeting with Kristi Hunter, Director of Student Activities & Orientation. This meeting needs to be initiated and attended by a student.  

Please be prepared to discuss and review the following:

·         Who would participate in organization?

·         How Greensboro College would benefit from this organization

·         Who could serve as an advisor? Must be a Greensboro College staff or Faculty member

·         An idea for a constitution (samples available)

·         Accreditation requirements

2)      Prepare a constitution statement (samples available from Kristi)

3)      Meet with Kristi to review constitution

4)      Meet with Student Government Association to complete the process

a.       Student Government Association will ask questions about the purpose of the organization and either approve, deny, or approve with revisions.

5)      After the organization is approved by the Student Government Association, the organization is on probation for one semester to show that they have active members and can function as an active organization on campus.

6)      After they have gained accreditation during their probation period, they will be eligible to go through the budget allocation process to be awarded funding.