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Student Organizations and Leadership Programs

Student Organizations and Leadership Programs

Mission Statement


The Student Organizations and Leadership Programs office strives to complement academic studies and enhance the overall education experience of the student through development of, exposure to, and participation in social, cultural, governance, leadership and recreational programs. Participation in co-curricular activities and programs gives the student the opportunity to develop skills, abilities, and an appreciation for diversity which will enable him or her to be a more effective citizen and leader in the university environment as well as in the community.

Getting Involved at UNO


In the Student Organizations and Leadership Programs office, students are our top priority. We believe co-curricular activities are part of the college learning experience; a necessity to develop the student as a whole person. Clubs and organizations are groups formed by students with similar interests (scholarship, community service, career development) and the need for friendship, personal growth, and advancement of their common goals.

From social clubs to professional organizations, there are over 100 recognized clubs and organizations on campus in which students can become involved. Student Organizations and Leadership Programs is designed to assist organizations and individual students in their skill development by providing a variety of services which include: how to organize a student group, writing a constitution, meeting planning, time management, programming basics, fundraising, and campus relations. Our office is located in the Milo Bail Student Center, and is part of the Student Affairs Division. We hope you can visit us, or call us at 402.554.2711!

Benefits of Getting Involved


The University of Nebraska at Omaha believes co-curricular involvement complements your academic program and contributes to your total growth as a student at the Universityof Nebraska at Omaha. Benefits from student organization involvement include, but are not limited to the following:
Academic EnhancementCommunication SkillsScholarship Incentives
Personal/Professional GrowthCareer DevelopmentCommunity Service
Leadership SkillsSelf-ConfidenceLife-Long Friendships