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Student Activities oversees the registration and approval process for student orgs, classroom reservations, OrgSync, and more. This webpage is designed to serve as a resource for officers, advisors, and members. You’ll be able to learn about things like bi-annual registration and how to request space on campus as well as find forms and answers to questions about policies and procedures.

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One of the goals of Student Activities is to help students make connections on campus and maximize their college experience through student organizations. We have around 450 student organizations from which to choose, so there’s something for everyone. And if for some reason there’s not, you can create one! Becoming a member of a student organization helps you meet new people, develop leadership skills, and promote your interests while in college.

Click 'Search Student Organizations' below to search by keyword or category and see what UNT has to offer! Need help finding what involvement opportunities are available to you? Set up an Involvement Advising appointment and we'll help you find your fit!

Student Organization of the Month

November's Winner: Active Minds

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“Active Minds has worked diligently to ensure students are staying connected and taking care of their mental health. Out of all of the difficulties this year has brought, we’ve aimed to be a constant presence for the UNT community. This semester alone, we’ve held over 30 events and meetings for UNT students to get connected with resources and learn more about mental health. These events range from general meetings to counselor chats (where students get to meet counselors from Counseling and Testing Services), to workshops, and more. Our goal through hosting these meetings is to decrease the stigma surrounding mental health on campus and connect peers with one another. Furthermore, our chapter was ranked #2 in fundraising for spirit week with a grand total of $1,420 of peer-to-peer fundraising!'

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