Our campus is a diverse and vibrant space with a rich variety of clubs, programs, and organizations where students will find activities that align with their interests and spark a desire for self-development and leadership.
Our clubs and organizations provide students with the opportunity for personal growth in professional leadership and service. These groups allow students to pursue interests in politics, activism, event planning, and the performing arts.
At 51¶ÌÊÓƵ, students get to explore their passions, promote their favorite causes, and have fun while doing it. Students find their niche and make the most of it. Our 51¶ÌÊÓƵ faculty and staff provide all the support students need!
51¶ÌÊÓƵ has a variety of leadership and service clubs, academic interest groups, honor organizations, activism, art multicultural and other clubs. These groups have individual pages inside our online student engagement system called Presence.  Presence is Salem’s hub for all on campus happenings. To learn more about how to get involved and set up an account, click . Below, please find direct links to various clubs and organizations so you can peruse happenings going on currently on campus.
Details About Our Clubs and Organizations
The Leadership & Service Clubs on campus exist to promote service to the Salem community by the Salem community. Whether it’s through planning events, serving as advocates for their peers, or otherwise advancing the mission of the college, the students within these organizations are training to become the leaders of tomorrow.
The Academic Interest Groups and Honor Organizations on campus exist to promote their academic interests or disciplines on campus. Some of these such as American Chemical Society and Pre-Law Society serve as a means of building interest in their professions. Others like Alpha Epsilon Delta (National Health Preprofessional Honor Society) and Alpha Lambda Delta (First-Year Honor Society) are societies dedicated to honoring academic excellence within specific disciplines or for specific groups. Regardless, the Academic Interest Groups and Honor Organizations both exist to promote academic achievement on campus.
Some clubs on campus unite students who are interested in a common cause. They raise campus awareness of current issues and work towards the solutions to these issues both on-campus and off-campus.
The Arts Clubs on campus promote awareness and appreciation of the arts in the Salem Community. These organizations allow students to express their creativity on campus and explore their gifts for a variety of arts.
The Multicultural Clubs on campus celebrate diversity, equity, and inclusion for all members of the Salem community. By platforming these communities,, the Multicultural Clubs ensure that everyone feels represented within the Salem family.
For more information about the clubs and organizations listed in the links above, please email the Office of Student Activities at student.activities@salem.edu.
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