Student Organizations

  • students enjoying the student section at a football game
  • students exploring get on board day
  • two students at Bid Day
  • students spending the day at a carnival
  • a card game at JSU Gaming Day
  • students ice skating in front of the Theron Montgomery Building
  • Students performing in a performance of a play
  • students at a concert at Spirit on Mountain Street
  • students at a cookout on campus
  • ISO students enjoying a bonfire and making smores

JSU offers over 120+ student organizations to help you get involved on campus. By getting involved, you'll be able to enhance your college experience by building friendships, learning new skills, and gaining access to exciting opportunities that will take you beyond the classroom.

CampusGroups

Campus Groups


Excited to learn more about how you can get involved?

CampusGroups has our listing of all student organizations on campus. Download the app or visit their site to get involved, get connected, and stay in the know about events and opportunities for JSU students.

Meeting Spaces

Reserve a Meeting Space for Your Organization

FAQs

Students will have many opportunities on campus to meet different organizations on campus through events such as Gamecock Orientation, Get On Board Day, Student Tailgates, and more! You can also check out a complete listing of all of our student organizations by going to CampusGroups. Feel free to drop by our Dean of Students Office at 402 TMB if you have questions.

Click the link above and use your MyJaxState credentials to log in.

You can start your own Registered Student Organization on Campus Groups by drop down that says "Groups", then clicking the blue link that says "+ All Groups" in the top right of the drop down. This will take you to a list of all of our registered student organizations. At the top of that page there is another blue link that says "+ Register New Student Organization". You can click that to create your group and from there explore adding rosters into the group, creating events, tracking data and many other features.

Your organization must be a registered student organization (RSO) to apply for allocations. RSO requirements are listed in the student handbook. RSOs can apply for SGA allocations via Campus Groups after obtaining a certain amount of allocation points, as outlined in the SGA Allocations Manual. RSOs should review the SGA Allocations Manual before requesting allocations.

Registered Student Organization Allocations Manual

View the RSO Allocations Manual

 

Apply for an SGA Allocation