Marymount University - Clubs and Student Organizations

Clubs and Student Organizations

Marymount University has over 40 different clubs and student organizations. The majority of these clubs are managed by the Office of Student Activities while others, like the Student Government Association, fall under the direction of various other university offices. Many departments on campus also offer specialized clubs based on academic interests, like the Fashion or Psychology Clubs.

Students have the opportunity to become involved in groups dedicated to community service or philanthropy like the Campus Ministry Association and the Global Charity Project or participate in a career related club like the Fashion Club, Interior Design Association, and Students for Free Enterprise. The Student Government Association, Co-Curricular Council, and Activities Programming Board provide students with additional campus leadership opportunities.

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