Illinois State’s chapter of College Mentors for Kids gives current students the opportunity to connect with local elementary school students. President Allison Isom said the registered student organization’s (RSO’s) main priority is to reach the children who will benefit most from educational and social mentorship. “These kids come from low income areas where their parents
COBEC in the Snow is set for Monday, January 27, in the State Farm Hall of Business atrium.
“As soon as you come to ISU, know there is an opportunity for growth in all aspects,” Zaman said. “If you want to get involved or start something, the opportunity is there.”
Do you have a passion for wellness and a desire to help others? Join the Student Wellness Ambassador Team (SWAT) and help make campus a healthier, happier, and safer place.
Registered student organizations (RSOs) can now request funds from the RSO Program Fund to support programs and/or student organization travel.
Founded in 2005, the College of Business Toastmasters at Illinois State is designed to help students gain useful communication skills pertinent to success after graduation. This organization consists of students from all grade levels (freshmen through graduate students) and ethnic backgrounds. Our club focuses on creating the foundation for long-term success with public speaking, communication, and leadership skills.
