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The office of student activities strongly discourages student participation in non-registered organizations or groups, as the university does not provide any form of support, oversight and advisement for their members. Also, since these groups often lack national affiliation, they may not have liability insurance, or oversight policies for risk management, hazing or sexual harassment. Therefore if one of these organizations would experience a civil lawsuit, a member of that group might be held directly liable by a complainant, exposing himself/herself and their family members to unneeded risk. Furthermore, many times national organizations of these unrecognized groups choose not to acknowledge the university鈥檚 concerns or to take action against their chapters. Students who choose to become members of these non-registered organizations may not obtain all of the benefits available to those who join a registered/recognized organization.

It is important to understand that if you choose to become a part of an non-registered organization you will not be recognized by the college as an official member of that organization. Therefore, be sure to verify the status of an organization with the office of student activities and fraternity and sorority life before joining a student organization or beginning new member education program for a fraternity or sorority.

You’ll find an up-to-date list of active student organizations in the . Simply search the name of the organization and if they appear on the website, they are considered 鈥渞egistered鈥� and 鈥渁ctive鈥� with 快猫app短视.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the office of student activities at 912-478-7270.

New student organization applications will be available for the 2026 Fall semester August 28, 2026 鈥� December 4, 2026.

Students wishing to organize into a new organization must meet the following criteria:

1. Have at least four (4) chartering members. Each member must be currently enrolled at 快猫app短视. Note: One of the four students must be designated as the initial Registered Agent. The Registered Agent is the contact and spokesperson for the group.
   1. Liberty Campus: Must have at least two (2) chartering members.
2. Secure an organizational Advisor. An advisor must be a full-time faculty/staff member and has been an employee for 6 months at 快猫app短视.
3. Draft a Constitution/Bylaws that will govern your organization. Use this  to help you create your own Constitution/Bylaws for your new organization.
4. Have two (2) chartering members attend a New Organization Charting Workshop to learn about the new student organization chartering process. Note: One of these officers must be the registered agent (President).
5. New Organization Chartering Training, including Hazing Module: After completion of the New Organization Chartering Workshop, the registered agent (President) and one (1) additional chartering member must complete the New Organization Chartering Training, Hazing Module, and complete the officer agreements linked at the end of the final module once you pass the final module quiz. (You must pass each module quiz with an 80% or higher within the training.)
6. New Organization Registration Form: After completion of the New Organization Chartering Training, Hazing Module, and submitting the evaluation and officer agreements, the registered agent (President) must submit an official, new organization registration form (with a formal Constitution and roster) via Eagle Engage.
   NOTE: If your organization is re-chartering, please contact your alpha listing processor to give you access to your Eagle Engage page to submit the organization registration.
   • A-C Organizations | Dr. Robert Bryant | rbryant@georgiasouthern.edu
   • D-H Organizations | Sam Peebles | speebles@georgiasouthern.edu
   • I-O Organizations | Adrianna Holloway | aholloway@georgiasouthern.edu
   • P-R Organizations | Dezrae Lockett |聽rrburns@georgiasouthern.edu
   • S-Z Organizations | Cat Hoopaugh |聽dlockett@georgiasouthern.edu
7. Advisor completes agreement forms and post tests: After successful completion of the Eagle Engage registration form, the Primary Advisor will be required to complete agreement forms and post tests. (These forms will be emailed after your organization registration has been approved by an OSA staff member.)

Note: Please allow the Office of Student Activities at least two weeks to process requests.

For further information concerning chartering a new student organization and recognition procedures, please reference the links below:

Aside from the supervision exercised over organizations deemed to be 鈥淯niversity Sponsored Organizations鈥�, 快猫app短视 recognizes active, registered student organizations as independent entities and assumes no responsibility for their programs or activities. Some organizations, if closely connected with the activities of academic departments of the institution may, in some cases, receive special help and supervision from those departments. The name of the University shall not be used by any group not duly authorized as a part of the University, nor by any individual, without the approval of the President or his/her designee. Registered student organizations are considered not to be 鈥渄uly organized as a part of the University.”

Non-University students and University employees should not serve as officers or members within a student organization, other than fulfilling the role of advisor. Should a non-University student be considered an affiliate or associate member of a student organization, person(s) must be 18 years or older. They should not serve as voting members within a student organization, other than to settle a dispute in which the organization鈥檚 officers and members have been unsuccessful in resolving within a reasonable timeframe. In an advisor role, university employees should simply serve as mentors to the organization鈥檚 members and officers. No employee of the University has the authority to open an off-campus bank account in the name of or for the benefit of any student organization nor should any employee be included as an allowable signatory on any off-campus bank account of any student organization.

The name of the University, including any abbreviations, should not be used in the official, registered name of the organization and may not be used within the name or description of any off-campus banking account established and/or maintained by any student organization.

Responsibility for any views expressed in a meeting or activity of a student organization is solely that of the individuals concerned and the University is not to be held to approve or disapprove of such views, whatever their nature. The University is to be concerned exclusively with the discharge of its educational obligation and to facilitate free discussion of all points of view, to the extent constitutionally guaranteed.

All New Organization Chartering Workshops will take place from 3:00 – 4:00 p.m.

**Please note that ALL New Org Chartering Workshops will be held via Zoom. Register for the date you would like to attend using the links below.

Fall 2026 Workshops

Avalible to ALL Campuses

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Spring 2027 Workshops

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• There shall be no selling of products or services by any organization during the course of the Student Org Fair.
• Any form of one-to-one advertising is strongly encouraged. This may include display boards, literature, brochures, flyers, pamphlets, or other items.
• Armstrong Campus: Each organization will be assigned a 6-foot table and provided with 2 Chairs. Table locations will be first-come come first-served, in the order in which you arrive to check-in. Tables will be located outside of the Student Union in the Residential Plaza.
• Statesboro Campus: The Office of Student Activities will provide one, 6-Foot table and 2 chairs per organization. Tables will be located outside of the Russell Union Rotunda and down the Pedestrium. Organizations will be assigned a section based on organization category, and tables will be first-come, first-served within that section.
• Participants are encouraged to bring tents to provide shelter. Tents must be self-supporting (no stakes) and no larger than 10脳10.
• Products, brochures, signage, etc. Should be contained on the six-foot table. Any displays should fit behind the table or in the immediate area around the table (within 2-3 Feet).
• Student organization check-in and set-up will occur between 10:00 鈥� 10:50 AM. The Org Fair will begin promptly at 11:00 AM.
• Alcoholic beverages, tobacco products, drugs or any related paraphernalia are not permitted as samples or displays. The promotion of engaging in any such activity is also prohibited.
• There shall not be any completing or accepting of applications or signing of agreements or contracts.
• 快猫app短视 is not responsible for damaged organization materials or materials that are left behind.
• All student organizations will have tables outside, so please dress and plan accordingly! All participants are encouraged to bring drinks and stay hydrated.
• Wings points 鈥� each organization will receive 4 Wings points for participating. Your organization must stay the full duration of the event to earn points.

**To All Student Organizations: The Office of Student Activities reserves the right to remove any display that violates the restrictions listed above or does not follow the informational and educational purpose of the Student Org Fair.

Note: You must be an active organization to participate in the Fall 2026 Student Org Fair.