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We want to help you explore your passions and build a network of support!

Joining a student service organization is a great way to meet peers with similar interests, build your network outside the university, and practice your leadership. Students in service organizations attend organization-specific meetings, interact with local community leaders, volunteer at a non-profit or NGO, or facilitate fundraising and philanthropy events.

Many of the student organizations have a service and philanthropy mission. Consider exploring groups based on your specific interest, connected to your academic program, or through a fraternity or sorority organization.

Below is a small sampling of the student service organizations at GCSU. You can learn more about all student organizations and explore upcoming events through the GC Connect Portal.

Who can I talk with to help me get connected?

We are always happy to meet with individuals to advise and help you get connected to opportunities. You can schedule a 1:1 consultation by clicking the button below. Meetings can be in-person, via zoom, or on the phone. 

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What if I don't see an organization I am interested in?

If no group or organization exists that reflects your interest, we will help you create one! There are many more organizations added throughout the year and you can take a look at the full list by visiting GC Connect.

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How do I start a student organization?

You don't have to figure this out alone. There are many people and resources to help you get started. 

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Current Organizations

Advocacy

BRAVEHeart

BRAVEheart allows students the ability to take control of ending power-based interpersonal violence, sexual assault, rape and any other forms of perpetuated sexual violence that occur on college campuses

End It Movement

The End It Movement is an organization that brings light to the 40 million men, women, and children in human trafficking around the world today. Our mission is to raise awareness and fundraise for the End It Movement within Georgia College and the Milledgeville Community.

Miss Amazing

GA Miss Amazing is an advocacy program dedicated to encouraging the abilities of girls and women with disabilities. We work to nurture a sisterhood, amplifying participant voices, dispelling stereotypes, and more. 

Students for Change

A new organization on campus that is focused on creating positive change in the community. They are working to refurbish Central State Hospital and create needed community resources.

Animals

ARF & Friends

Partnered with Milledgeville's Animal Rescue Foundation, our organization helps bring awareness and fundraising to the shelter.

Shelter Buddies

To help the Baldwin County Animal Shelter through in person volunteering, fundraising events and awareness events to assist the shelter with the issues they face with their high animal intake rate.

Children

GC Miracle

GC Miracle is an organization that is dedicatd to saving children's lives. Everyone in the Miracle family works together to raise money to make miracles happen and prepare for Dance Marathon.

Girls Grow

Works hand in hand with the Methodist Home for Children and Youth, volunteering with girls who have been in abusive homes.

Disabilities

Best Buddies

Creates opportunities for one-on-one friendships between Georgia College students and people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) in the community of Milledgeville

Jumpstart

To provide meaningful community leisure activities for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to increase community awareness by partnering with college students

Environmental and Sustainability

Environmental Science club

Works to inform peers, improve environmental practices, and sponsor environmental affairs/events on and off campus.

Gardening Club

To volunteer at local gardens, serve the local community by offering educational opportunities

General Service

Circle K

Circle K at GCSU is aimed at helping the university, its students, and its community through service.

Collegiate 4-H

To help kids and give back to the community

Gamma Beta Phi

Gamma Beta Phi is a national honors and service society.

Gamma Sigma Sigma

This organization is a national co-ed service sorority that promotes a lifelong commitment to service and diversity, in an environment of unity and equality, while creating opportunities for growth.

Non Profit Leadership Student Association

Nonprofit Leadership Student Association (NLSA) is an affiliate of NLA (Nonprofit Leadership Alliance) which is a national organization dedicated to bettering the nonprofit sector by educating nonprofit professionals. 

Health

Love Your Melon

Love Your Melon is an apparel brand dedicated to giving a hat to every child battling cancer and supporting the fight against childhood cancer.

Public Health Student Organization

The PHSO exists to promote, protect, and serve. They work to promote wellness and alleviate suffering.

The Rally Foundation

The Rally Foundation at Georgia College strives to raise public awareness and support for childhood cancer research

Red Cross Club

Promote Blood Drives on campus while working alongside the Red Cross.

Hunger, Housing, Humanitarian

Campus Kitchen

CKGCSU works to combat food waste and food insecurity in the surrounding Milledgeville community. Recover edible, leftover food from the Max and transform into nutritious meals

Habitat for Humanity

Our mission is to build and restore homes around Milledgeville/Baldwin County and advocate for affordable housing.

Seek Refuge

Seek Refuge works with the community partner Friends of Refugees out of Clarkston to help refugess in the state with life and work skills

Swipe Out Hunger

Swipe Out Hunger is a part of a national organization that is working to end student hunger. They raise awareness about food insecurity and aids students who struggle with hunger

Thunder Coalition

Committed to ensuring students basic needs are met at Georgia College.

Mental Health

The Unleashing Positive Project

The UP Project works to provide engaging activities to our school and community to spread positivity and happiness.

To Write Love on Her Arms

A non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and finding help for people struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury, and suicide.

Religious

Young Life

A non-denominational Christian ministry organization that uses college students to minister in high school students in Baldwin and Putnam counties through club meetings, camps, and social events.