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Student Organizations

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Join one of the 30 registered student organizations (RSO), or create your own on campus. Student organizations provide students a complementary experience to their academic work through community building and leadership training opportunities to define and cultivate personal and professional learning and development. Things students gain from getting involved with a student organization include: communication and presentation skills, a personal and professional network of colleagues, and leadership experience with budgeting, leading a team, and event planning. 

 

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Trailblazers get involved with Student Organizations! 👋

If you don't know where to start, review our student organization directory OR email getinvolved@untdallas.edu to schedule a meeting with our staff to get you started with a few options.

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📝Registration & Renewal

To register a new student organization OR complete the registration renewal process for existing organizations, student organization leaders must complete the process outlined below.

Steps to Registration

  • Recruit Members & Advisor: Find at least 4 members and a faculty or staff member to serve as an advisor. Advisors must complete the Advisor Agreement.
  • Complete the Student Organization Registration Application: Complete the application at the link below.
  • Upload the required documents: Constitution, Membership Roster, and Risk Management Policy. All organizations will renew their status annually using a similar process.
  • Attend/Complete Student Organization Orientation and Risk Management Training: All student organization Presidents and Advisors MUST attend Student Organization Orientation mandated by the state of Texas. It provides training student organization leaders that assists with officer transition, education on university policies and procedures, provides resources for enhancing leadership skills, and builds community between student organizations. Links to these trainings are listed on the right side of this page.

Benefits of RSOs

Being a registered student organization (RSO) at 鶹ýӳ means you have access to tools, resources, and benefits. RSOs and their members have access to flyer/poster printing, tabling supplies, financial assistance, marketing support, university facility and meeting space, events, incentives, awards, and more! 

🧭 Resources

Student Organization Handbook

Your go-to guide for building and leading a successful student organization. Inside, you'll find essential policies, event planning tips, leadership resources, and everything you need to stay informed, organized, and empowered throughout the year. Find the full document at this .

Student Involvement Office (SI&O)

The Student Involvement Office is a resource to students and student leaders for meeting space and event equipment. The space is located on the second floor of the Student Center, room 2100. Student organization leaders have access to mailboxes, printing, poster supplies, event/table signage, equipment checkout, meeting space, storage, and more. 

🗺️Student Travel

Traveling with students for your organization or clas? Submit the travel form and the documents listed below.

  • Authorization & Travel Itinerary (Document)
  • Emergency Contact (Document)
  • Participant Responsibility (Document)
  • Release Agreement (Document)

📚RSO Training

  • Attend Student Leader Retreat* - check student email for more information OR email getinvolved@untdallas.edu

*Required attendance for leaders of RSOs as part of the student organization registration and renewal process.

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