Student Organization Resources

IC Link

IC Link is an online tool students can use to get involved with organizations on campus. The program also serves as a means for student organizations to manage their operations.

Student Activities Center

The Student Activities Center, in 311 Egbert Hall, is a general student organization space that serves as a resource center for student organizations.Students are encouraged to stop by the SAC, check out the supplies, use resources, meet new people or get assistance from the Student Leadership Consultants.

The Student Activities Center has been completely renovated this summer.
Check out our photo gallery on IC Link.

Student Organization Storage

Registered student organizations may request space in a storage cabinet in the Campus Center by completing the application on the IC Link- Campus Links.

Leading @ IC

Leading @ IC is a track in the Student Leadership Institute. Unlike the other tracks, Leading @ IC is specifically designed to improve leadership skills within a student organization, so you must be a member of a student organization to attend any of the workshops in this track.

You must preregister on the SLI website to attend any of the sessions.

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Leading @ IC Videos

A few of the Leading @ IC presentations, specific to Student Organization advisers and officers, are offered in video format. Viewing of these sessions by officers and treasurers is required for the registration of the Organization. They are as follows:

Leading @ IC Officer Session

Viewing of the Officer Session is required for all Student Organization Officers. It contains important information about the policies and processes for student organizations. Following viewing this video, officers are required to submit the Officer Quiz for approval before they receive credit for this session. Although it is not required, officers may view the treasurer session for their information.

Leading @ IC Treasurer Session

Viewing of the Treasurer Session for all Student Organization Treasurers. It contains important information about the policies and processes associated with the finances of student organizations. Following viewing this video, treasurers are required to submit the Treasurer Quiz for approval before they receive credit for this session. Although viewing of the Officer Session is not required for treasurers, it is highly recommended.

The Forum

The Student Organization Forum is an open discussion at which members of registered student organizations can share ideas and plans.

The Forum is a joint initiative between OSEMA and SGA and is an effort to foster dialogue and collaboration among student organizations. Attendees are encouraged to share ideas, network, and explore opportunities for collaboration. The main objective of the forum is to foster a discussion that will produce partnerships and action. Join the conversation!

The sessions are at 7pm in Kling Lounge on:
September 29, 2011
October 26, 2011
November 30, 2011

For more information please contact studentorganizations@ithaca.edu.