Beyond the classroom, they learn leadership skills through student government, Alternative Spring Break trips, social organizations, Program Council, Student Foundation and the Board of Trustees. They volunteer in the community. They advance Mustang spirit through the Band, varsity athletics and traditions like Homecoming and Celebration of Lights. Nearly 200 student organizations, 400 cultural events annually and numerous high-profile visiting speakers – all are designed to help students encounter a diversity of ideas and interests, enrich their college years, but more importantly, empower their futures.
To ensure the vitality of campus life, The Second Century Campaign seeks in part to raise funds to enhance the campus experience. Goals include creating residential commons; expanding services in wellness and career placement; improving competitiveness in athletics; and broadening leadership opportunities.
SMU Magazine offers a glimpse of collegiate life today, perhaps rekindling a cherished memory of your own. As the class of 2009 graduates in May, its members will carry the lessons of their campus experience wherever they go.
Read about just a few of the people, programs and places that make the SMU campus experience like no other:
- Student Leaders
- Student Volunteers
- Hegi Career Center
- SMU-in-Taos
- SMU Memorial Health Center
- SMU-in-Plano
- Sustainable SMU