The Office of Student Life, Diversity and Leadership (SLDL) manages, and serves as a resource for student organizations. At CGU there is a wide variety of organizations that may meet your academic or social preferences. We strongly recommend that you consider participating in one of our existing student organizations or even create your own! Joining a student organization means joining a community, and having peers who oftentimes become your support group. Through these organizations you also have the opportunity to strengthen and develop your leadership skills by planning, developing, and implementing events on campus or by collaborating with other organizations or campus constituents.
Whether the organization you choose to participate in is discipline related or identity/affinity related; together they encompass a variety of areas to explore.
For more information or the contact information of current student organizations, or how to start a new club, please contact the SLDL Office at student.life@cgu.edu.
- School of Community & Global Health Student Association (SCGH – SA)
- Student Council of Arts & Humanities (SCAH)
- CGU Advocates for Survivors of Sexual Violence – Dedicated to providing exemplary support and services for graduate students at The Claremont Colleges who are survivors of sexual violence. Contact advocates@cgu.edu.
- International Student Organization– In line with CGU’s motto, Multa lumina lux una, which translates to “Many flames, one light.” We believe multiple cultures come together to excel in solving meaningful problems! We want to represent and support the education and development of international scholarsof CGU in their journey to attain professional excellence through shared experiences, innovative ideas to navigate graduate life, and voice challenges faced by the international student community on a daily basis.
- Parent Scholars Club
- PIHRA CGU– PIHRA CGU is a student chapter that is overseen by the Professionals in Human Resource Association (PIHRA). The student chapter aims to help students learn about the many facets of Human Resources so they can be prepared to become a competitive advantage for their organization. Namely, the chapter will offer guest speakers and networking opportunities that seek to foster communication and collaboration between HR professionals and students.
- Student Veterans of America
- Queer Graduate Union