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Student Organizations

  • Student Organizations

    Student Organizations

    Student organizations exist to promote the educational mission of the university. USC Marshall recognizes the importance of involvement in student organizations to build leadership, encourage teamwork, and sharpen networking skills.

    University recognition is required on annual basis to maintain the status of a university Recognized Student Organization (RSO). Marshall Recognized Student Organizations (MRSOs) are undergraduate student organizations recognized by Marshall who have access to exclusive resources and support from the Marshall Undergraduate Advising and Student Affairs office.

    Student organizations are open to all eligible individuals. USC Marshall operates all of its programs and activities consistent with the University's Notice of Non-Discrimination. Eligibility is not determined based on race, sex, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or any other prohibited factor.

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

Undergraduate Marshall Recognized Student Organizations (MRSOs) provide students with the opportunity to engage with peers, faculty, alumni, and employers who provide guidance in areas such as academic coursework, leadership development, and professional pursuits. MRSOs are a key component of the Marshall undergraduate experience and offer a range of opportunities for leadership and career development, philanthropic pursuits, and social events for their members and the Marshall community. MRSOs have access to exclusive RESOURCES and support from the Undergraduate Advising and Student Affairs office.

GRADUATE STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

UMBRELLA

Community Outreach

Affinity Organizations

MASTERS STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

CAREER CLUBS — FUNCTIONAL INTEREST

CAREER CLUBS — INDUSTRY INTEREST

SOCIAL + ATHLETICS

PROGRAMS

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