Maximize your UA learning experience.

How?  Get involved!  The first step to becoming a leader on campus is connecting to one or more organizations or causes that interest you.  Through participation and commitment, you can develop skills and personal qualities that will set you apart as a leader.

Whatever your level of prior training, the Student Involvement staff is available to help you enhance your leadership competencies.

At The University of Alabama, we believe that leadership engages leaders and participants, valuing all contributions, as well as sharing authority and responsibility. Leadership is not only about an office that you may hold, but about vision and your ability to relate to people. Every person can benefit by cultivating these types of leadership skills. Our commitment is to develop leaders who are ethical, purposeful, and inclusive.

• Student Government Association
• Coordinating Council for Student Organizations
• Crossroads Community Center
• Sylvester Jones Resource Center
• Community Service Center
• Career Center

Call for Volunteers!  The Campus Activities office is looking for student volunteers for Bama Bound this summer and for the Week of Welcome to take place in August.  Interested?  Email us!