Office of Student Activities & Leadership
The Office of Student Activities & Leadership empowers Case students to take ownership of their university experience by supporting student programs, traditions and initiatives. Through a foundation of leadership development, we assist in creating a vibrant undergraduate student climate and a stronger Case community.
The four main components of the Office of Student Activities & Leadership’s services include:
Involvement
The Office of Student Activities & Leadership supports more than 175 student organizations. Its staff directly advises the Undergraduate Student Government, Class Officer Collective, University Program Board and Student Leadership Journey Council. The office believes that campus involvement is the cornerstone of student development and engagement. Students that are involved on campus enjoy an enriched undergraduate experience where they are able to build relationships, develop transferable skills and feel a deeper connection to the campus community.
Programs
The Office of Student Activities & Leadership is the hub of on-campus programming. The office offers support services in programming and risk management for undergraduate students. In addition, the office is the sponsor of the Balloon Program. The Balloon Program allows parents, students, staff and faculty the opportunity to purchase a balloon cluster for any occasion. For more information and rates please visit http://studentaffairs.case.edu/activities.
Traditions
The Office of Student Activities & Leadership aspires to create a sense of campus pride. Through participation in the development and implementation of Case traditions, the office enables students to feel a greater connection to campus and provides students opportunities to celebrate their undergraduate experience. Campus traditions include, but are not limited to:
• Family Weekend
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Halloween at the Farm
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Homecoming
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Hudson Relays
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Senior Week
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Springfest
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Thwing Study Over
Leadership
The Office of Student Activities & Leadership supports the Case Leadership Journey by providing students with various opportunities for involvement in the Case community and leadership development through intentional programs and student organizations. Such opportunities include, but are not limited to:
• Emerging Leaders Program
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Second Year Institute
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Student Leadership Journey Council
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Women’s Leadership Summit
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Leadership Journey Lecture Series
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The Dr. Dorothy Pijan Student Leadership Awards
The Emerging Leaders Program is an opportunity specifically for first-year students. The goal of the Emerging Leaders Program (ELP) is to give the first-year Case student the opportunity to develop a foundation of leadership by providing skills, knowledge and experiences essential for lifelong leadership engagement. For more information on the Emerging Leaders Program visit: http://studentaffairs.case.edu/ programs/emerging/.
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