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Get Involved!

Welcome to the Get Involved website!
This is your source for student involvement opportunities at Tulane University.
Listed below are the categories of student groups at Tulane. Click on the category to reveal a list of student organizations within the category. Can't find what you're looking for? E-mail the Department of Student Programs.

CAMPUS PROGRAMMING Help make sure your fellow students have plenty to do on the Tulane campus -- join one of the organizations responsible for programming a variety of events and performing for the Tulane community.

COMMUNITY SERVICE Tulane's committment to community service means opportunities abound for involvement. From the many service projects run by the Community Action Council of Tulane University Students (CACTUS) to the activities designed to raise awarenes of cancer risks hosted by Tulane's Colleges Against Cancer, there are varied ways to help and make a difference.

FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES Social fraternities and sororities are a great way to meet people, gain leadership experiences and engage in service to others. Maybe one of Tulane's 26 fraternities and sororities is right for you!

HOUSING AND RESIDENCE LIFE ORGANIZATIONS AND GOVERNMENT Living on campus provides unique opportunities to impact the environment in which you live through governance and peer leadership roles.

INTEREST AND HOBBY STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS We've got juggling, gardening, bicycling, art and more. If it's something you're interested in, there's probably a student organization to further your knowledge and to help you hang out with like-minded folks.

MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS The Army, Air Force and Navy all have ROTC programs at Tulane University. You can join at any time to learn to jump from planes, visit active bases, and get help with paying for school.

MULTICULTURAL ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS Everyone, regardless of race or any other characteristic, has a culture of origin, and multicultural organizations and activities exist to celebrate those cultures and traditions. Attend lectures, events, dinners and galas hosted by multicultural student organizations and get a better understanding of the wider world. The Office of Multicultural Affairs is also home to resources and support for LGBTQA students and allies.

NEWCOMB-TULANE COLLEGE STUDENT PROGRAMS The college is home to many opportunities to get involved. From The Dean's Coffee Friday mornings on the Cudd Hall porch to the Newcomb-Tulane Debate Society, there's lots for everyone.

NEWCOMB COLLEGE INSTITUTE Created in 2006, the Institute is available to help all women students suceed at Tulane. Newcomb programs available for students include Newcomb Leadership Conference, Fridays at Newcomb and Springs Arts Festival. There are also several student organizations you can join.

ORIENTATION AND NEW STUDENT PROGRAMS If you'd like to help new students get adapted to Tulane and make an impression on them just like your Orientation Coordinator made on you, follow this link to learn about the opportunities to do so!

POLITICAL STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS There's a political student organization for you at Tulane University no matter your political beliefs. Join a group and help register students to vote, support local and national candidates and learn more about politics and political thought.

REILY, INTRAMURALS AND CLUB SPORTS Reily Recreation Center is a great place to work out and hang out and is home to intramural sports, club sports student organizations and activity programs among much more.

		RELIGIOUS LIFE Explore other religions or find a comfortable, respectful space to practice your own. Tulane is home to 15 religious organizations and centers, including the Muslim Student Association, Chabad Jewish Student Center and Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship.
		STUDENT GOVERNMENT Getting elected isn't the only way to participate in student government. Click here to learn about the different school governments, student organization councils, meeting dates and other information about getting involved.

STUDENT MEDIA ORGANIZATIONS Tulane is home to several student media organizations: The Tulane Hullabaloo newspaper, The Messenger multicultural newspaper, WTUL 91.5 FM, Tulane University Broadcast Entertainment (TUBE), The Literary Society-Tulane Review, Jambalaya yearbook and the Media Organizations Council. Join any or all of them to be a part of the media presence on campus.