Student Organizations
Student Organizations @ CSU Pueblo
Get involved. Start something new. Make an impact.
Student organizations play an integral role in the educational and social life on campus at CSU Pueblo. Recognized student organizations demonstrate a close affiliation with the university and share a common vision in promoting the university's extra-curricular and co-curricular missions. There are several categories of student organizations, including academic, cultural, honor, specific interests, athletic, and more.
Meet Student Club PresidentsWhy You Should Join a Student Organization
- Build leadership skills and gain real-world experience.
- Meet new people, make friends, and expand your social network.
- Work with peers who share similar interests and passions.
- Enhance your academic and professional development.
- Create meaningful experiences during your time at CSU Pueblo.
- Make a positive impact through service and involvement.
Get Started with Student Organizations
Find an Organization
Browse active student clubs and connect with groups that match your interests.
Start a Club
Learn the steps to register a new organization and become an officially recognized group.
Funding & Accounts
Access financial guidelines, SOF grants, and account management support.
Plan an Event
Follow the event approval process and learn how to host activities on campus.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there grants available for student organizations?
Yes. Recognized Student Organizations (RSOs) may apply for Student Organization Funding (SOF) Grants to support sustainability, host events, and travel to conferences. Review the Student Organization Handbook before submitting a SOF Grant proposal.
Where can I get posters approved?
Posters must be approved in the SLICE Office (OSC 102) with Brianna Sammons, Student Affairs Marketing Specialist. To post in Residence Halls, bring a stack of approved posters to the Walking Stick Clubhouse front desk.
How do I start a new Recognized Student Organization?
Meet with the Coordinator of 1st Gen & Student Orgs Programs before starting. New organizations require four CSU Pueblo students as officers, a faculty/staff advisor, a mission statement, and a constitution. More details are available in the Student Organization Handbook under the Resources tab.
How do I find an advisor for my organization?
Reach out to faculty or staff members who have interests that align with the mission or focus of your organization.
Can organizations order food from off campus?
Due to the University's agreement with Aladdin, all food must be catered through Aladdin University Catering. For exceptions or questions, contact Jerry Carter in Auxiliary Services at 719.549.2149.
Ready to Get Involved?
Whether you're looking to explore your interests, meet new people, or develop your leadership skills, CSU Pueblo offers a community where you can grow and belong. Discover the organization that inspires you or start something new.
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