The forms below are designed to assist student organizations in the effectiveness of leading their organization. 

Charter Application:

The group's President and Advisor must complete and submit a Student Organization Charter Application and a current Constitution to the Office of Student Development (lower level- Rinker).  The Charter Application must show a minimum of 3 officers actively involved in the organization. The Advisor Agreement, printed on the back side of the Charter Application, must be agreed to and signed by the group's Advisor.

Activities Fair:

The Office of Student Development sponsors an annual Activities Fair, for active student organizations, each September. In order to participate in the Activities Fair, groups must either be a chartered student organization or intend to apply for a charter by the end of September. By participating in this Fair, student organizations will be able to showcase and recruit new members.

Homecoming Bobby's Bazaar Table Reservation:

Student organizations that want to have a table at the Homecoming Bobby's Bazaar need to submit a Table Reservationon Form. The 2012 event is on Saturday, September 29, 2012 from 10am-3pm on the Mersereau Greene. The deadline to submit this form is Friday, September 14, 2012.

Homecoming Parade Float Entry:

Student organizations that want to create and sponsor a float in the Homecoming Parade need to submit a Grocery Cart Float Entry Form, adhering to the appropriate Float Guidelines. The winning float wins $100 for their student organization and will be featured on the illustrious Grocery Cart Trophy displayed in the Cultural Life Center. The 2012 Homecoming Parade is on Saturday, September 28, 2012 beginning at 11am. The deadline to submit this form is Friday, September 7, 2012.

Mid-Year Report:

In an effort to gain better data on the organizations chartered by the Student Association and help organizations achieve their goals, all Student Organizations chartered by the Student Association must submit a Mid-Year Report to the Associate Dean for Student Programming for review by January 31 each year.

Principles of Student Association Chartered Organizations:

The Office of Student Development and the Student Association Senate aim to support an organizational system which allows students to pursue their interests while focusing their energy in ways that serve Jesus Christ and promote community at Roberts Wesleyan College. Eight Principles were designed to encourage Student Association Chartered Organizations to be more purposeful in their activities and administration:  Scholarship, Spiritual Formation, Purpose, Uniqueness, Community Inclusion, Membership, Leadership Development, and Evaluation/Assessment. Student Association Chartered Organizations should take special consideration in adhering to these principles.

For more information regarding student organizations, please contact Associate Dean Brenda J. Myrthil in the Office of Student Development at 585.594.6096 or via email.