GETTING INVOLVED IS EASY. FITTING IN ALL THE THINGS YOU WANT TO DO? THAT’S TRICKY.
160+ clubs to choose from, including:
- Fraternities and Sororities
- Student Government
- Intramural Sports
- Mako Radio Campus Radio
- Preprofessional Societies
NSU's Mako Radio
NSU's Mako Radio is a unique, non-commercial, student-managed radio station that broadcasts live from 6 p.m. to midnight to the tri-county area on 88.5 FM. You can also catch us 24/7 online. Just visit Mako Radio to stream it live.
Looking for a Club?
Find your fit at Waves of Welcome.
If you’re wondering how you’d get involved as a student, it’s easy! There are many opportunities to connect with student organizations on campus, starting with your first week.
The fall semester starts with a popular event: Waves of Welcome (WOW). This is a chance for new Sharks to discover everything NSU has to offer. Colleges and
student organizations hold sessions throughout the week, with topics ranging from career development to sports and recreation. Understanding every opportunity can help make your NSU experience even more enriching and memorable.
Sharkapalooza!
This event is the highlight of the Waves of Welcome. It features a student organization fair, performances, prizes, an activity booth and free food.
Three Reasons to Join a Club
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND CIVIC ENGAGEMENT
Sharks are driven to make a positive impact on the world. Sometimes that means doing ground-breaking research. Other times that means getting out into the community and working toward solutions. NSU’s Office of Student Leadership and Civic Engagement offers plenty of student service organizations to help connect students with the community.
Why is community service important?
Ambassador Misha B. shares a student’s perspective on getting involved with community service at NSU.
Want to Make a Difference?
Be a positive force for good.
When Sharks work together, we make a big impact. That’s why throughout the year, we combine our efforts during Days of Service. During these days, Sharks serve a different community or social need. Past days have honored victims of 9/11, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Earth Day and even the NSU community.
When a Day of Service sparks a passion to do even more good, students participate in NSU’s Sharks and Service trips. These weekend or weeklong trips address social issues through meaningful volunteer work. Past trips have visited places like Key West, New Orleans and Jamaica, addressing issues like hurricane relief, immigration and food insecurity.
Three Reasons to Serve the Community
Ready to Get in the Game?
Check out our 17 NCAA DII teams.
Shark athletes are leaders on the field and in the classroom. They earn a 3.27 average GPA and serve the community in their spare time.
The experience they gain developing leadership, sportsmanship and teamwork serves them well long after graduation.
Do you have the drive to be a Shark Athlete? Our programs include men’s and women’s basketball, cross country, track and field, golf, soccer and swimming. We also offer women’s softball, rowing, tennis and volleyball—and men’s baseball.
A Day in the Life of a Student Athlete
Malique E., eight-time NCAA DII All-American, shares what his typical day is like. Do you have the commitment to be a student athlete?
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