Student Organizations and Clubs
Student organizations and clubs offer a unique opportunity for currently registered under»Æ¹ÏÊÓƵ students with similar interests to come together to learn, grow and find community. The following policies have been set in place to guide the formation and operation of student-run clubs on the Biola University campus. In order to remain recognized and in good standing, clubs must:
- Be open and accessible to all under»Æ¹ÏÊÓƵ Biola students regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, socio-economic status, age, disability, or cultural differences. These activities must adhere to Biola University's Non-Discrimination Policy. Students needing a reasonable accommodation may contact the Director of Campus Engagement for support.
- Maintain compliance with all other Office of Campus Engagement (OCE) policies, the University Doctrinal Statement, Community Standards and state/federal laws and regulations as outlined in the Student Handbook and on Biola’s website. More information may be found in the .
Should a student club be in violation of any University policy, the Director of Campus Engagement s or his/her designee will assign appropriate consequences (including, but not limited to, deactivation) in consultation with Student Care and the Vice President for Student Development.