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Clubs & Organizations

Clubs and Organizations for Students

Enjoy the full college experience. Get involved in clubs and organizations at Motlow! Become involved with Motlow outside of the classroom. Joining student clubs and organizations gives you the opportunity to meet a diverse population of peers who can become future colleagues and part of your professional network. Clubs and organizations allow you to expand your thinking and interest. They encourage personal development through communication and exploration of different interest.

Contribute to meaningful service projects that align with your interests and career goals. Take a leadership role in student clubs/organizations to prepare you for leadership responsibilities in your future career. Motlow’s student clubs and organizations are designed to cultivate your sense of belonging and give you opportunities to put the skills you develop in the classroom into practice. Cultivate interests that will enrich your work-life balance.

Student Clubs/Organizations provide ample opportunity for students to participate in campus governance and leadership opportunities to promote their educational, personal, and social development. Motlow has opportunities for everyone. Engagement provides opportunities for fellowship with other students, deeper interaction with faculty, and cultivation of leadership skills.

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Reasons to Join a Student Club/Organization

Research reveals that students involved in campus activities are more satisfied with their college experience, make better grades, and are more likely to complete their academic goals! Why? Because they build relationships important to success and they discover opportunities for support and insight. 

Student organizations have a lot to offer. Whether you join as a member or choose to lead one, simply taking part in an extracurricular group will enhance your Motlow experience. Gaining skills, making connections, and broadening your knowledge helps you become a more well-rounded individual — one that’s ready to take on your future career!

  1. Develop soft skills
  2. Learn how to work with a team
  3. Learn more about yourself
  4. Networking opportunities
  5. Use skills you learn in class
  6. Gain leadership skills
  7. Take a break from your studies
  8. Give back to the community
  9. Have fun
  10. Engage with diverse groups of people

How to Start a Student Club/Organization

Complete the application form! Go to MyMotlow, Student Tab, Student Organization and Activity, then Student Club and Org New Application.

You will need at least five charter members, including a President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer. The form requires the approval and signatures of the Motlow’s President and Dean of Students.

Why Get Involved

National studies show that students who get involved in campus activities enjoy a more satisfying college experience, make better grades, and are more likely to graduate than those who do not.

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