Engage

via campus involvement

At UMBC, students are actively involved in clubs and organizations, with more than 200 from which to choose. Sondheim Scholars engage in a number of students organizations, taking leadership roles from day one. Interested students have many opportunities to connect with student organizations and involvement opportunities, including political, social, service, religious, athletic and Greek organizations. Upperclassmen Sondheim Scholars take pride in routinely recruiting incoming Sondheim Scholars for their organizations!

Chanelle (right) with the Zeta Sigma Chi Multicultural Sorority
Chanelle (right) with the Zeta Sigma Chi Multicultural Sorority

 

Chanelle Jones

Chanelle works as a Resident Assistant, is President of the Multicultural Greek Council, and is a member of the Zeta Sigma Chi Multicultural Sorority

 

Amy Hoffman

Amy works on campus as an Office Assistant for UMBC Admissions

 

Sayre with the ODK Executive Committee
Sayre (center) with the ODK Executive Committee

 

 Ahmed Eissa

Ahmed is a Senior Staff Writer for the Retriever Weekly

 

Sayre Posey  

Sarye serves on the Executive Committee of the leadership honor society Omicron Delta Kappa, and is the Greek Week Chair for the Phi Mu Fraternity for Women

 

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“Student Life at UMBC significantly shapes the student experience. From getting involved in campus events to joining student organizations, from exploring diverse cultures to learning about spiritual practices, from shaping new leaders to serving local communities, from fraternity and sorority bonds to Student Government board meetings – students create Student Life. Students are the reason for it, they make it happen, and they create it with their passions, ideas, dialogues, and programs. Through involvement in the countless student activities, students have the opportunities to meet new people, try new things, and engage in learning opportunities that complement their academic experiences.”