Central Michigan University provides students with the opportunity for involvement in more than 180 student organizations. Many of the larger student organizations have office facilities in the Student Organization Center, located in the lower level of the Bovee University Center.
Activities outside the classrooms are an integral part of the total development process, and students are encouraged to work in areas of interest to them. Students wishing to develop leadership skills can do so through their involvement in these organizations. Many departments sponsor specialized student organizations as well as honor societies. Student organizations also provide students with an opportunity for volunteer work in the community.

The Student Government Association (SGA) is recognized as the representative governing body of CMU’s students. People wishing to serve on university committees may contact the Student Government Association for more information. By becoming active in SGA, any student can participate directly in the formation of policies, procedures, and programs which affect his or her own education. The major function of the SGA is to represent the interests and needs of all students, whether its focus is on a new idea or a concern to the university community. Elections are held every year and all student classifications are represented.

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