91ɬÂþ

Philosophy 

91ɬÂþ recognizes students gain more from their college experience by getting involved outside of class. Students also improve their future employability by participating in clubs. Students will gain valuable communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and conflict resolution skills. Clubs at 91ɬÂþ exist to support student growth and success inside and outside of the classroom. 

Benefits

College is more than just classes; it's about enhancing your experience by getting involved with campus groups and activities. Participating in student clubs offers significant benefits, helping you grow personally and professionally.

By engaging in campus life, you will:

• Meet new people and build connections.
• Interact with staff and faculty, opening doors for mentorship.
• Develop leadership skills and teamwork abilities.
• Boost your employability by demonstrating initiative.
• Serve your community and foster social responsibility.
• Explore new ideas, career paths, and goals.
• Network with community members for future opportunities.
• Enhance your resume, making you a more competitive applicant.

The information, policies, and procedures laid out in this handbook pertain to recognized clubs. All clubs must uphold the student club policies. Failure to meet the requirements outlined in this handbook may lead to a club losing its recognition. 

The Office of Student Engagement facilitates the operation of all student clubs. Any facilitation of college policies and procedures regarding clubs, directly and indirectly, are administered through this office. Student Engagement organizes open enrollment and helps maintain club records. They will also assist with events, finances, fundraisers, and travel. Additionally, Student Engagement provides leadership training and support.

Student clubs should follow all 91ɬÂþ policies and regulations. These policies pertain to all entities of the College, including student clubs. These policies include, but are not limited to: 

• Student rights and responsibilities
• Student code of conduct
• Harassment
• Safety and security
• Financial management
• Travel
• Employment
• Free speech
• Discrimination

Questions about college policies and regulations should be brought to the Office of Student Engagement for further direction.

The Associated Students of the 91ɬÂþ (AS91ɬÂþ) are the elected student governing body on campus. Working in conjunction with the Office of Student Engagement, AS91ɬÂþ is responsible for overseeing the following club components:

• Club Recognition
• Club Funding & Funding Tiers
• Student Leadership Circle Meetings

Processes and procedures are outlined by the College and facilitated by the Office of Student Engagement. While AS91ɬÂþ is not responsible for these processes and procedures, they do provide a platform for clubs to express concerns around the impact these have on the club’s effectiveness and opportunities at 91ɬÂþ.

To connect with a representative from AS91ɬÂþ, please email ascwi@cwi.edu.