How To Get Involved
How to Get Involved
The Office of University Student Affairs is dedicated to the development and implementation of events and programs that enhance the co-curricular education of all students. Learn more about how to get involved at WesternU by checking out the categories and quick links sections below.
JOIN Clubs & Organizations
With over 160 student clubs and organizations—ranging from cultural and religious groups to professional associations, specialty interests, and honors societies—there’s a place for everyone at WesternU to get involved and feel at home.
HELP Community Service
As a WesternU student, you’re not only part of our university family—you’re also a valued member of the local community. There are plenty of ways to give back, from participating in health screenings to joining outreach events. Keep an eye on your inbox—student leaders will receive email announcements with opportunities to get involved and make a difference.
LEAD Become an Officer
The Student Government Association (SGA) is the official voice of WesternU students, working closely with the Board of Trustees, administration, faculty, and staff to advocate for the student experience. Beyond SGA, student life thrives through our 160+ clubs and organizations—where leadership, community, and passion come to life. In fact, more than 400 students serve as officers, leading the way in everything from cultural celebrations to professional development. There’s truly a place for everyone to get involved and make an impact.
Enjoy Campus Social Events
WesternU offers a variety of events throughout the year—both on and off campus—to help you connect, unwind, and get inspired. From President and Provost lunches to our popular Halloween costume contest and live music in the recital hall, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
REPRESENT Share your Experience
Looking for a fun and meaningful way to get involved? Consider joining the University Recruitment Team as a campus tour guide or become a Student Ambassador and share your WesternU journey with prospective students. It’s a great way to connect, inspire, and represent the heart of our campus community.
FEDERAL WORK STUDY
WesternU is part of the Federal Work Study program which allows qualified students to work no more than 20 hours per week on campus to assist in financing their education. Types of jobs include administrative assistants, tutors, notetakers, security escorts and research assistants.