Student Activities and Leadership Development

Happy Hamline Undergraduate Students on Anderson Center

There’s always a great way to get involved at Hamline

Getting involved as a student can be one of the highlights of your college experience. Student Activities and Leadership Development (SALD) provides opportunities to get involved in student groups and build leadership skills. The office is responsible for coordinating major campus programs like Homecoming Week and Family and Friends Weekend as well as regular evening and weekend programming like craft nights, poetry slams, and off-campus trips.

Join a club or organization

From anthropology to zines, there’s a student group for every interest at Hamline. See a list of all Hamline’s active student organizations and clubs, or manage your club’s listing.

Explore organizations

Start a club or organization

Not finding what you’re looking for? Learn about the process of starting your own student group on campus.

Start a club

Find a university event

Between Homecoming, the Fireball dance, and a range of weekend and weeknight events, there’s plenty to keep you busy at Hamline.

Explore events

Student leadership

Hamline encourages students to grow leadership skills through workshops, retreats, and events.

Grow your leadership skills

Campus recreation

Join an intramural sport, a group fitness class, or any other of Hamline’s many programs designed to help you stay active.

Find ways to stay active
Headshot of Hamline student Mohamed Shukri

If I could tell a new student one thing, it's that they should to go to events—it's the best way to make friends at Hamline. I joined the Black Student Collective executive board this year, and we've held so many great events that make space for students to talk about their experiences."

—Mohamed Shukri '24; history; of St. Cloud, Minnesota

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