Dear NSU students: Want change? Make change!

When I transferred here last year from FIU, I was disappointed to find that students here didn’t hold student involvement and student leadership in a high regard. As I began to become involved at NSU, I learned more about the university system and began to understand the uniqueness of the NSU student experience. Here are six conclusions that I have reached in my two semesters of being a Shark:

SGA and Office of Student Activities launch Orgsync

On Jan.24, the Office of Student Activities and the undergraduate Student Government Association launched Orgsync, an online community management system used by higher education institutions to communicate with students and staff, track student involvement and manage campus organizations and programs.

Interested in running for office in Student Government?

The Office of Student Activities recently released the 2012 NSU student government associations elections candidacy packet, a 12-page application that undergraduate students must submit in order to get on the ballot in time for undergraduate SGA elections, which begin April 9. Below are 12 things you need to know that will make submitting your packet easy and seamless.

NSU’s student clubs and organizations

Throughout the winter 2012 semester, The Current will feature stories on student involvement at NSU. Involvement is an important aspect of a student’s life at NSU. Their college experience should be more than just attending classes and studying. Below are a list of the types of student clubs and organizations NSU offers.

A talk with the Vice President of Student Affairs

Throughout the winter 2012 semester, The Current will feature student activities and student involvement at NSU. For the first installment of the series, Brad Williams, Ph.D., vice president of Student Affairs, was excited to sit and talk about the state of student affairs and student services at NSU.