The Office of Student Affairs at the Regional Campuses promotes student involvement by providing the following opportunities:
Peer Study Groups at the Regional Campuses promote a community of learning among students. They support specific learning needs and can be beneficial to students who need help in their classes. Peer Study Groups are chartered through the Office of Student Affairs at the Regional Campuses as official organizations with the university.
Approved groups may schedule meetings at the Regional Campus facility through the Coordinator of Student Affairs, and they are granted access to a maximum of $50 per year for meeting expenses (including snacks). To request use of these funds, contact a Student Affairs staff person.
Individuals interested in chartering a Peer Study Group are required to complete and submit a Chartering Packet. Please click on the link below for the Chartering Packet pertaining to your Regional Campus:
The Professional Development Grant exists to support NSU Regional Campus students in furthering their academic learning through attendance and participation at conferences and workshops. Such opportunities can include the following:
The Grant does NOT support academic program requirements or travel to the main campus. Please speak to your Assistant Director of Student Affairs for more information.
Regional Campus PANSGA is the governing body of the Student Government Associations at the Regional Campuses. Invited members of this group include the Regional Campus Student Government Association Presidents and Vice Presidents from each site. The Regional Campus PANSGA members meet monthly to discuss current issues impacting all students at the Regional Campuses in an effort to make NSU a better institution for all students.
The Student Government Associations (SGAs) exist at each of the Regional Campuses to serve as the voice of the student body by representing student needs to the NSU administration. The SGAs also plan social events at the sites and provide a variety of community involvement opportunities.
Officers are elected by their student bodies for a one-year term beginning January 1 and running through the end of December. SGA positions include:
Click Student Government Associations for more information.
The Grant does NOT support academic program requirements or travel to the main campus. Please see the attached application or speak to your Assistant Director of Student Affairs for more information.