Student Activities

The Office of Student Activities (OSA) located in Predolin 242, assists students and student organizations in the coordination of campus-wide activities, event and celebrations in an effort to build a stronger campus community and to promote interaction among students, faculty, and staff. These activities offer educational, social, and recreational opportunities that promote personal development and build leadership skills.  Furthermore, these opportunities promote success for students in their career as well as academic, personal, social, and spiritual lives.

What We Do

• OSA regularly offers the following programs and services:
• Access to Student Organizations
• Student Activities Newsletter, The Scoop
• Calendar of Events
• Leadership Programs and Resources
• Student Organization Office: Storage, Computer Access, Workspace and Supplies
• Publicity Registration and Assistance
• Night and Weekend Events
• Co-Sponsorships
• Special Events

How to Get Involved

Edgewood College offers a diverse range of activities, student organizations and clubs to get involved in. The key to getting involved is asking questions and being willing to step out of your comfort zone. Here are some tips when you start to get involved:

• Get involved with the things that interest you.
• Start slowly and add more activities only if you have time.
• Maintain a high commitment to academics!
• Talk to others and find out what they are involved in. Start with your residence hall, academic department and/or OSA for ideas.
• Take the initiative when getting involved.
• Keep in mind the more challenged you are, the more you learn.
• Know that the contacts you make now may help you in the future.
• Stay positive and helpful when entering a new student organization.

The Value of Involvement

Participating in campus activities is an important part of college life at Edgewood. The activities and events planned by the various clubs and organizations supplement your academic life with valuable experience, fun and friendship. Out-of-classroom programs provide opportunities for vocational growth, leadership training, community service and personal development. The people who get involved in student activities are people like you, so GET INVOLVED! Campus leaders aren’t born, nor are they members of some exclusive club.  You have the power to be a student leader. The necessary skills are developed through experience, role modeling and training.