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Exciting, busy, and tremendously fulfilling, report students
throughout the University community. From free films at the
Cosford Cinema to the University’s annual Homecoming celebration,
there is never a shortage of things to see and do on
campus.
The Department of Student Activities serves as the central
information point for campus activities, programs, entertainment
events, clubs, and organizations. Students wishing to
affiliate with a student organization can choose from more than
210. The department also has job opportunities for students as
disc jockeys at the Rathskeller, production crew for concerts
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The Council of International
Students and Organizations represents
all undergraduate and graduate
international students and more
than 30 international student
groups. The Council organizes major
events each year such as United
Nations Day in the fall and
International Week in the spring, and
offers numerous social activities
throughout the year.
Extracurricular opportunities abound
for students wishing to develop
organizational, program planning,
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Department of Student Development
and Orientation helps individual students and student organizations
develop programs and strategies to enrich their learning experiences.
The Department’s Leadership Institute, Orientation Program,
and Community Development Center are committed to providing information
and resources. A Volunteer Services Center works with individual students,
student organizations, administrators, and faculty to promote volunteerism.
Through a network of more than 260 community service agencies, the
center matches students with community service opportunities compatible
with their interests and needs.
Undergraduates may choose to participate in Student
Government, which has responsibilities and input across all
areas of the University community, from the Athletic Department
to Residence Halls to the University’s Board of Trustees. The Frost
School of Music, as well as every other school and college within
the University, is represented in the Student Senate. In addition,
the Frost School of Music has its own Student Council, with representatives
from each department. |
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The Graduate Student Association,
the formal channel of communication
between graduate students,
the faculty, and the administration,
offers a host of activities and services
to the graduate student community,
including a graduate computer
lab, grant writing and career
development workshops, access to
numerous academic and local periodicals,
and scholarship and
employment information. All students
registered for graduate credit are
automatically granted membership.
Living on campus can be an important
part of a student’s education.
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are residential colleges, which are living environments that support and enhance the learning
experience. Built on the traditions of Oxford and Cambridge,
each residential college is directed by a master, a senior faculty
scholar appointed by the President of the University, and associate
masters. Music school faculty often serve as masters or
associate masters of the residential colleges.
For those who choose to live off campus, a Department of
Commuter Student Affairs strives to meet students’ practical,
social, informational, and advocacy needs. It is located in the
Whitten University Center, where many student services and
activities are available, including computer labs, dining services,
lounge areas, recreational facilities, and student organization
offices. |
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Alpha Mu (music therapy student organization)
Audio Engineering Society
Music and Entertainment Industry Students Association
Music Educators National Conference (student chapter)
Music Teachers National Association (student chapter)
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia (fraternity for men in music)
Pi Kappa Lambda (music honor society)
Sigma Alpha Iota (fraternity for women in music)
Society of Composers
Tau Beta Sigma (band honor society) |
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