NOTE: THIS TRAINING IS FOR THE 2025-2026 ACADEMIC YEAR.

Congratulations on being selected as a leader of a recognized student organization on campus! Your time in college is about maximizing your experience through extracurricular/co-curricular engagement. Choosing to support your community by leading is an important responsibility that will extend the lessons you learn beyond the classroom.

Students involved in organizations often cultivate leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills, as well as transferrable skills such as event planning, time management, and budgeting. Emory University strongly supports a diverse student organization community that contributes to student engagement, development, and belonging.

This course is designed to provide you with the tools and resources to help you be successful in your leadership role(s). The Student Involvement, Leadership, & Transitions office in Campus Life has created five modules to help you better understand policies and best practices essential for student organizations. Content includes:

Completing these modules is required for recognized student organizations on the Atlanta campus to comply with Student Involvement, Leadership, & Transitions expectations. The President and Risk Manager/Event Planner are required to complete all six modules, while the Treasurer needs only to complete the Budget/Finance module. The modules are designed for you to easily transition between each page of the module, by simply clicking "Next>". Each module ends with an assignment or a quiz to confirm that you have appropriately reviewed the material.

MODULES MUST BE COMPLETED BY SEPTEMBER 30, 2025, AT 11:59PM.

If you have questions about the modules and other requirements to remain in compliance, please contact Deb Ekeke (deborah.ekeke@emory.edu) or the SILT office (silt@emory.edu).