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Campus Life Program (CLP)

Definition: A UMN program similar to a student organization in purpose and composition whose activities, operations, and decision making processes are directly governed by University academic or administrative departments, and for which the University is ultimately responsible.

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Dues/Membership Duration
Select Activity Fee Review Committee's group. Select the group and click on the Join button at the bottom of the page to register for this group
Activity Fee Review Committee

Campus Life Program - Social/Recreational, Professional, Governance, Communication, Community Engagement, Open to All Students

Website Mission

Mission
Student Services Fees are mandatory assessments on each campus and provide non-instructional activities and services that make significant contributions to student development. These non instructional programs and activities supplement the academic curriculum and are an integral part of the University educational experience. Both the level and scope of assessment are set through a representative process determined by the Chancellor/Provost on each campus under guidelines determined by the Board of Regents. Each campus will have a fees committee with student majority membership that will recommend a fee to the Chancellor/Provost. Each campus administration will recommend a fee to the Board of Regents. Any exceptions from payment of this fee require authorization by the Board of Regents.

Membership Benefits

Activity Fee Review Committee has a total of 30 points.

Master Messenger - x15
Lifetime membership
Select Big Friend Little Friend's group. Select the group and click on the Join button at the bottom of the page to register for this group
Big Friend Little Friend

Campus Life Program - Social/Recreational, Arts and Performance, Community Engagement, Recreation and Club Sports, Open to All Students

Website Mission

Mission
Big Friend Little Friend is a community outreach program dedicated to providing positive role models for elementary school children in the Morris community, and allowing the opportunity for positive relationships to develop between these children and UMM students. This is through pairs spending an average of 2 hours together each week, and having special group activities throughout the year. In addition, this program allows university students to engage in the community and to develop into more responsible individuals. Overall, participation in BFLF is a great way to make a positive impact on a child’s life and is a wonderful way to get involved in the Morris community.

Membership Benefits

Big Friend Little Friend has a total of 74 points.

Event Contributor - x10

Master Messenger - x12
Lifetime membership
Select Campus Activities Council's group. Select the group and click on the Join button at the bottom of the page to register for this group
Campus Activities Council

Campus Life Program - Social/Recreational, Professional, Interest/Affinity, Arts and Performance, Communication, Community Engagement, Diversity and Identity, Gaming, Open to All Students

Website Mission

Contact: Elise Grabowska

Mission
The Campus Activities Committee (CAC) is a student organization that provides educational, cultural, social, and recreational programming for the campus community. CAC encourages the development of leadership skills as students initiate, plan, develop, and participate in an activities program that is sensitive to the diverse needs of the Morris community.

Membership Benefits

Campus Activities Council has a total of 2015 points.

Life of the Party - x2

Master Messenger - x35

Attendance Tracker - x64

Crowd Pleaser - x64

Event Contributor - x187
Lifetime membership
Select Mock Trial's group. Select the group and click on the Join button at the bottom of the page to register for this group
Mock Trial

Campus Life Program - Social/Recreational, Professional, Academic, Community Engagement, Political and Social Action, Open to All Students

Website Mission

Mission
to engage students in the court room experience, educate on current law news and compete in national competitions.

Membership Benefits

Mock Trial has a total of 73 points.

Attendance Tracker - x1

Crowd Pleaser - x1

Event Contributor - x8

Master Messenger - x9
Lifetime membership
Select Peer Health Educators's group. Select the group and click on the Join button at the bottom of the page to register for this group
Peer Health Educators

Campus Life Program - Social/Recreational, Professional, Community Engagement, Open to All Students

Website Mission

Mission
PHE plans floor programs and campus-wide events educating those attending on Mental, Physical, or Sexual health.

Membership Benefits

Peer Health Educators has a total of 221 points.

Master Messenger - x3

Attendance Tracker - x4

Crowd Pleaser - x4

Event Contributor - x31
Lifetime membership
Select Psychology Club's group. Select the group and click on the Join button at the bottom of the page to register for this group
Psychology Club

Campus Life Program - Academic, Open to All Students

Website Mission

Mission
The purpose of the club is to promote members' general knowledge of psychology and to provide extracurricular activities which allow this knowledge to be used. The purpose of the organization shall also be to provide its members with social and cultural experiences that are associated with membership in such an organization.

Membership Benefits

Psychology Club has a total of 10 points.

Event Contributor - x2
Lifetime membership
Select Sigma Delta Pi Spanish Honors Society's group. Select the group and click on the Join button at the bottom of the page to register for this group

Sigma Delta Pi Spanish Honors Society

Campus Life Program - Academic, Community Engagement, Diversity and Identity

Website Mission

Mission
Per Sigma Delta Pi’s national by-laws, the Society’s purpose/mission is multi-faceted:

1. To honor those who excel in the study of the Spanish language and in the study of the literature and culture of the Spanish-speaking world;
2. To foster an understanding, appreciation and respect for the peoples, cultures and societies of the Spanish-speaking world;
3. To honor those who have promoted and reinforced a better understanding of the contributions of the Spanish-speaking world;
4. To serve its membership in support of the Society’s goals and ideals.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Select Student Athlete Advisory Committee's group. Select the group and click on the Join button at the bottom of the page to register for this group
Student Athlete Advisory Committee

Campus Life Program - Community Engagement, Open to All Students

Website Mission

Mission
The purpose of of this organization shall be to enhance total student-athlete experience by promoting opportunity, protecting student-athlete welfare, and fostering a positive student-athlete image.

Membership Benefits

Student Athlete Advisory Committee has a total of 25 points.

Attendance Tracker - x1

Crowd Pleaser - x1

Event Contributor - x2
Lifetime membership
Select The Jane Addams Project's group. Select the group and click on the Join button at the bottom of the page to register for this group
The Jane Addams Project

Campus Life Program - Social/Recreational, Academic, Communication, Community Engagement, Diversity and Identity, Open to All Students

Website Mission

Mission
Jane Addams is an intercultural activity where UMM students and members of the local Hispanic community interact in a bilingual setting. It has taken place on Tuesday evenings during the academic year since 2010. It is run by student interns who then become volunteer leaders.

The project is named after Jane Addams, a progressive social reformer and activist, who was on the frontline of the settlement house movement in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. To learn more about Jane Addams check this website: https://www.neh.gov/article/jane-addams-hero-our-time

The mission of Jane Addams is based on the statement that says: “Changes can happen when people work together” and “The soul of this work is the relationships we build as we engage in learning and collaborative action.”

Everyone is a teacher, and everyone is a learner 
We honor all cultures
Citizenship means making contributions to the community 
Changes can happen when people work together 

Jane Addams is an intercultural activity where UMM students and members of the local Hispanic community interact in a bilingual setting. It has taken place on Tuesday evenings during the academic year since 2010. It is run by student interns who then become volunteer leaders.

Membership Benefits

The Jane Addams Project has a total of 117 points.

Master Messenger - x1

Event Contributor - x23
Lifetime membership
Select UMM Saddle Club's group. Select the group and click on the Join button at the bottom of the page to register for this group
UMM Saddle Club

Campus Life Program - Social/Recreational, Community Engagement, Open to All Students

Website Mission

Mission
To provide an environment for students to learn about and engage with horses, no matter the experience level.

Membership Benefits

UMM Saddle Club has a total of 125 points.

Event Contributor - x7

Master Messenger - x45
Lifetime membership