Your time is what you make of it, so get the most out of your time at IU Indianapolis by joining—or starting—a club or student organization. You’ll meet new people who could become lifelong friends. The connections you make today might help you land a job, switch specialties, earn a new scholarship, or discover new opportunities later in life.
There are over 500 student organizations across campus, plus a dozen intramural sports leagues.
The President’s Council is the School of Nursing student leadership group composed of all undergraduate class officers and other esteemed members. By participating in the council you actively participate in IU School of Nursing class-sponsored events, represent the school in a positive professional manner, engage with faculty, peers, and other nursing professionals. Being a member exemplifies our core values of dialogue, respect, responsibility, and trust.
The American Assembly for Men in Nursing is an organization for men and women who are interested in advocating for men in the field of nursing and for men’s health. This organization is open to current nursing and pre-nursing students.
The Student Nurses’ Association (SNA) is an organization open to all nursing students who are seeking to enhance their professionalism and develop their leadership skills. The SNA helps to facilitate not only professional development, but leadership development, assists with building connections to students from other semesters, hospitals, and serves as an academic/social support group.
CA-SIG is intended to be a multidisciplinary group (we hope to include students from the schools of law, social work, PA, PT, nursing, dentistry, etc.) focused on issues surrounding children and child abuse. These would include not only how victims are medically managed, but also the workings of the legal process (CHINS cases), placement in foster/relative care, advocacy for child safety, and more.
