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We have over 400 clubs at SBU!
Learn how to tell if an organization is not recognized by Stony Brook University including
a list of currently unrecognized organizations/clubs.
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Explore our clubs and organizations community by seeing all of our recognized groups on SBEngaged! Each organization is broken down into one of our 11 organization types. Take the time to read which organization type you may be interested in and what recognized organizations identify with that category. Many of our organizations will cross organization types; when re-registering each year, organizations are able to self identify where their organization primarily identifies itself. For a complete list of all recognized clubs & organizations please view our club directory, as well as SBEngaged.
Safety is our top priority in Student Engagement and Activities. We want to make sure
that our students have an enriching experience; make sure you are affiliating with
recognized organizations. To learn more about staying safe please visit our list of
unrecognized organizations here.
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Academic/Honor Society: Organizations whose mission and events are based around an academic interest. Typically, these groups are affiliated with a departmental, national or international honor society.
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Activism/Advocacy: Organizations that support a specific cause or proposal; often using noticeable actions to bring about political or social change.
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Community Awareness/Service: Organization who mission and events are based around community service outreach, programs or events for local, state, national or international communities.
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Cultural: Organizations that celebrate and/or educate about a specific cultural community.
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Fraternities and Sororities: Organizations that are founded on shared values of academic excellence, service, personal development, leadership, multiculturalism, and brotherhood/sisterhood. These organizations may be single gender or designed for a specific occupation, and are typically affiliated with a national organization.
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Graduate: Membership for these organizations is geared towards graduate/doctoral students and/ or their major.
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Leisure Activities: Organizations that offer activities that promote relaxation and shared hobbies.
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Media Organizations: Organizations that offer participation in many forms of media such as television, radio, newspapers, journals, journalism, online publications and photography.
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Performance: Organizations that offer a performance component such as theatrical, vocal, dance, spoken word, instrumental and more.
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Religious/Spiritual: Celebrate and/or educate about a specific religion or spiritual community.
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Sport Clubs: Filling the void between intramural sports and intercollegiate athletics, a sport club may be oriented towards competition, instructional or recreational purposes.
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