Student Clubs & Communities
SUCCI encourages and supports students to form and participate in clubs & communities on campus. Clubs enhance student life by providing: recreation, athletic, fitness, performance, cultural, social and educational opportunities. Funding is available through SUCCI to support clubs. Sanctioned clubs & communities will have space booked for them on campus by SUCCI and may, if needed be provided access to marketing, advertising and event software to support their club. Clubs will have the ability to create events and activities, where communities are simply a place for like-minded students to gather.
The package outlines the steps to follow in order to create a club or community and we are here to help. Wherever possible, SUCCI will attempt to match clubs with a suitable employee or alumni mentor who shares a common interest with the purpose of the club. Final approval for all clubs & communities will be made by the SUCCI Board of Directors.
Do you have any Hobbies or Interests? Want to Start a Club?
Get involved and take charge! Organize a Club or Community Today! Starting a club on campus has many benefits such as:
- Meeting new people • Sharing special interests • Club funding
- Improve student life • Increase personal skills
A Club is a gathering of students, employees, and alumni of Confederation College who share a common interest, activity, or hobby and wish to meet and engage with others on campus who share the same interest. Clubs must be open to all students at Confederation College. Clubs may choose to host events and activities open to the College or wider community. Clubs may apply for funding and have access to marketing, banking, and event software to support the activities of their club. Clubs must have a leadership team comprised of full-time post secondary students enrolled at Confederation College during the current academic year.
A Community is a gathering of students, employees, and alumni of Confederation College who share a common interest or belief and wish to gather on campus to create a sense of belonging and promote wellness. Communities may not host events or apply for funding. Communities may suggest events and activities for SUCCI to host for students by submitting a proposal to SUCCI's Programming Committee. Communities must have a leadership team comprised of full-time post secondary students enrolled at Confederation College during the current academic year.
For more information about the requirements to start a club or community visit the applications.
Classes or programs involved in fundraising for field trips, socials, graduations or academic requirements will not be considered for club funding.