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Student Organizations
Crimson Connect
Get involved with student organizations on campus, and find out what's going on!
Go to Crimson Connect to learn about all of the different student organizations, campus programs, events, and other opportunities you can get involved in at IUP.
Crimson Connect helps student groups and campus programs promote their organizations and events.
The Center for Multicultural Student Leadership and Engagement provides services for and helps promote recognized organizations and programs.
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Interested in starting a new student organization? Download the New Student Organization Recognition Packet (PDF).
The re-recognition process for student organizations must be completed by September 30, annually. This process is completed through the organization's Crimson Connect page and typically takes between three and five minutes.
Student Organization Assembly Monthly Meetings
The mission of the IUP Student Organization Assembly (SOA) is to create connections between representatives of student clubs and organizations to:
- Leverage resources and assets for the betterment of IUP students
- Share ideas and information through increased communication
- Provide opportunities for collaboration between clubs and organizations
Each student organization on campus, both undergraduate and graduate, is invited to send one representative from their organization to monthly SOA meetings.
Questions can be directed to the Student Government Association at sga-officers@iup.edu.
Find a Student Organization
IUP has hundreds of student organizations. Explore them in Crimson Connect to find one that's right for you.
At the top left corner of the webpage, you'll see a dropdown list where you can search all of IUP's clubs and organizations by category and/or interest.
CrimsonConnect Training
All new presidents of student organizations are required to attend a CrimsonConnect training session. All student leaders are welcome to attend the training. Also, all student leaders who would like to start a new student organization are required to attend a CrimsonConnect training session as part of the organization recognition process.
Training Schedule
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Fall: There will be several trainings offered over Zoom throughout the fall. Individual sessions are also available.
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Send training requests to:
- sga-officers@iup.edu, or
- Kevin Foster at kfoster@iup.edu.
Each session is approximately one hour in length. Student organization presidents are required to attend only one session.