Student Activities seeks to positively transform the student experience for every
student. We believe that a sense of belonging and involvement transforms a student's
collegiate experience and facilitates their success.
Events hosted by the Office of Student Activities are typically free and open to the
public. Student attendance at most events are collected through the Involved@TU platform. To get the most out of our campus events, come with an open mindset and
be ready to have fun and socialize!
Tigers Lead Tier 3 takes TU students into the community to apply their leadership
skills.
Leadership development is a cornerstone of the TU student experience. Towson University
believes that leadership is not about being in charge; it is about your integrity,
your self-awareness, and your vision for creating change well beyond the classroom.
Explore the leadership development programs offered by Student Activities:
Student organization involvement is one of the easiest ways to build community and
find a sense of belonging on campus. There are over 200 registered student groups
that range in categories from art, to political, cultural, and everything in between.
Information for Active Clubs & Organizations
There are many resources available for clubs and organizations that are active. These
range from event planning guidelines, funding, re-registration, and more.
The Student Government Association (SGA) is the representative governing body of the
undergraduate student population. Working jointly with students, faculty, staff, administration,
and advised by Student Activities, the SGA is dedicated to improving students’ academic,
social, and cultural environments.
The Campus Activities Board (CAB) is a group of students, advised by Student Activities,
that hosts events year-round for all students. With the slogan "Work hard, play harder,"
CAB works to provide students with fun, social experiences every week.
The Student Activities Office is comprised of professional staff members, graduate assistants, and undergraduate students who work together to create
a positive outcomes for students. In all of our interactions and initiatives, we uphold
the following values:
OUR Values
Community
Invoke a sense of responsibility in all TU students, faculty, and staff to create
and maintain a campus environment where everyone feels like they belong
Development
Provide programs, services, and other opportunities that foster individual and community
growth
Support
Be recognized as active partners, both on and off campus, to accomplish goals, maximize
resources, and create a collaborative campus environment
Success
Lead TU students, faculty, and staff to achieve outcomes that bring value to other
and build legacy
Influence
Enhance the student voice by modeling and encouraging advocacy
Fun
Cultivate a campus culture that promotes well-being for greater student satisfaction
Student Involvement FAQ's
How can I join Student Activities?
All students are invited to participate in events held by our department; occasionally,
an RSVP is required to attend an event.
The Student Activities Office employs approximately 20 undergraduate staff members
and four graduate assistants who serve in various roles to support events, leadership
development, marketing, and SGA elections. Hiring for each role typically takes place
in May for the upcoming academic year. Any job postings available can be found on
Handshake by searching "Student Activities."
Where can I find information about events this semester?
Upcoming events can be found on Involved@TU, TU's platform for managing campus involvement. Events can be found by clicking the
"Attend Events" box in the middle of the homepage. Be sure to sign in with your TU
credentials to see all events.
Additionally, Student Activities re-posts upcoming events on weekly basis on our Instagram
account. (@towsonstuact)
Where can I find information about student organizations, involvement opportunities,
and events they are hosting?
All info about student organizations can be found on Involved@TU. Once on the homepage, navigate to the organizations page by clicking "Find Organizations."
Additionally, search organizations by keyword using the search bar on the homepage.
Where can I learn about how to start a new student organization?