Goal 1 - Strategy 2
Create an atmosphere that supports a robust student life experience
Social Development Programs
Indiana State University offers students a variety of social opportunities. In addition to campus clubs and organizations, student interactions span a wide range of academic and extra-curricular interests. The Office of Campus Life hosts more than 90 unique programs for the Indiana State community each year. Other regular sponsors of social development activities include the:
- Multicultural Services and Programs
- Office of Residential Life
- Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life
- Department of Athletics
- Cultural affinity groups
- Colleges and Library
- Campus Recreation
Student Well-Being Programs
Indiana State seeks to develop the whole student, and university staff members understand the importance of providing resources and services that promote student well-being. A few of the campus programs that focus specifically on wellness; including physical and mental health, food and housing insecurity, and other areas of need are the:
- Student Recreation Center
- UAP Clinic-ISU Health Center
- Student Counseling Center
- Sycamores Care
- Sycamore Pantry
Athletics Programs
Indiana State student-athletes compete at the NCAA Division I level in 15 varsity sports. Intercollegiate athletics promotes pride and school spirit among student-athletes, students, alumni, and fans. Through competition, student-athletes develop leadership, discipline, teamwork, and accountability. Likewise, members of The Forest – the student section at Sycamore athletics events – build camaraderie, share experiences, and form friendships that last a lifetime.
Indiana State also offers club and intramural sports programs. These programs reside within the Office of Campus Recreation, and engage 4,000 students in competitive sport each year.