Student Life and Southern Illinois University is all about community and collaboration. Students who actively engage in the college process will have the opportunity to stay connected to the university, expand their social and professional networks, and much more.
The many departments within Student Life and Intercultural Relations are here to help our students make those connections and enhance their college experience. We look forward to being a part of our student’s lives and SIU Carbondale, with twelve departments represented under Student Life and Intercultural Relations we are just a click away.
The Student Conduct Code is the primary document which defines the rights and responsibilities of all students attending SIU Carbondale. Everyone is invited to review proposed changes to this document and share your comments and suggestions. Please feel free to review the code and download a copy of the draft if you like. The page also contains a link where you are encouraged to share your comments and suggestions with the committee.
Fraternity and Soroity Recruitment Informational August 22nd, 2013 at 7:00pm in the Student Center Auditorium immediately following the RSO Fair. Formal Recruitment will take place August 23-25th starting 4:30pm in Ballroom B of the Student Center. For more information please contact Chelsea Bertelsmann or by phone at 618-789-1929 .
SIU’s Non-Traditional Student Services, Student Recreation Center, and Student Support Services have teamed up to offer a study break on Sunday, May 5 (just before finals). The Alumni Lounge at the Rec Center will be set up with snacks to keep you energized and plenty of quiet study space from 3-5 p.m.
At SIU, we are proud to host Land of Lincoln AmeriCorps, the first national service program in Illinois! Did you know that somewhere in the US, a child gives up on school every minute? As an AmeriCorps member you can change the lives of children who wish to leave school. Make a lasting impact on the lives of children by joining AmeriCorps. As an AmeriCorps member you help children improve their academic and reading skills, reduce absenteeism, and promote a positive view of education. Students selected for AmeriCorps receive a monthly stipend and after completion of service, they receive an education award.