A part of college life is extracurricular activities. Student activities can be a rewarding component of each student’s education. Through participation in activities and clubs, students can:

• Complement the classroom curriculum with out-of-class related experiences.
• Form relationships with other students with similar interests.
• Develop mentor relationships with faculty and staff.
• Utilize life skills such as decision making, planning, and critical thinking.

As a student leader, leadership skills and relationships may be developed that will last forever. These experiences can help improve self-esteem and confidence and add to a list of personal achievements.

Benefits associated with being a Student Leader are:

• Gain new skills that can be transferred to your career.
• Developing a personal relationship with students, administrators and faculty.
• Make new friends.
• You will become part of a group that shares common interests & work together.
• Satisfaction of seeing and helping students learn.
• Sharing one’s knowledge with others.