Permission to Organize a New Student Organization

Step 1: Fill out and submit a New Student Organization Registration Request to the Office of Student Programs

Step 2: Schedule a meeting with Elizabeth Evans, Director of Student Programs in conjunction with scheduling a meeting with Student Senate to discuss the purpose for starting the new student organization

Step 3: The Office of Student Programs will send a letter within two weeks of final meeting informing of decision

Step 4:  Student Organizations are required to submit their constitution and/or bylaws to the Office of Student Programs at least one month after they are recognized

Step 5:  If an organization is approved as a new student organization they will be considered a provisional student organization for a period of one full academic year. At the completion of provisional year, a meeting will be convened with the Office of Student Programs and Student Senate to consider granting full status as a Registered Student Organization

NOTE: Approval of new student organizations will be at the discretion of the Office of Student Programs and Student Senate

Permission to Organize a Club Sport

Club sport teams must apply for club status through the Office of Student Programs, meet all criteria, and follow the procedures to be recognized as a student organization as defined by Millikin University’s Office of Student Programs.  Click here for more information regarding how to organize a club sport on campus.

Permission to Organize a Social Fraternity or Sorority

The procedures outlined will be followed when determining the viability of establishing a new group on campus. The purpose of these procedures is to ensure that expansion of fraternities and sororities occurs in a manner which includes a carefully developed plan that is conducive to the educational mission of Millikin University. This provides maximum opportunity for successful expansion/growth and a meaningful and rewarding experience for the students within the Millikin fraternity/sorority community. Click Here for more information regarding how to organize a social fraternity/sorority on campus.