Do you have questions about club services, deadlines, policies or procedures? Then you have come to the right place! Just about everything you need to know as a club is located in the Clubs Manual.
What’s in the Clubs Manual?
The Clubs Manual is the complete guide to funding, services, rights, and responsibilities of SU Registered Clubs. It helps answer your questions about:
- Important Deadlines
- Mandatory Requirements and Expectations
- Club Events and Risk Management
- Space Booking
- Funding
- Awards and Scholarships
- Posters and Advertising
- SU Club Policies
- …and more!
Your complete guide to being and running an SU Registered Club!
New CLUBHUB
A new and improved ClubHub has arrived at an internet near you! ClubHub is now live for regular operations but may require some additional administrative action on your end for your Club to have access to all the functions available. For a guide on how to navigate the new ClubHub, check out the Engage Guide linked below.
JR EXECUTIVE PROGRAM
Clubs participating in the Jr Executive Program aim to recruit engaged first and second year students (although any UCalgary undergrad can take part) who want to be active decision-makers without becoming full club executives. Check out the helpful guide below for implementing the Jr Executive Program within your club, or sign up your club today by emailing the CSOs.
CLUB AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
The Students’ Union is proud to recognize excellence among clubs and club members for their outstanding contributions to the quality of student life on campus through Club Awards. Each year, these awards and endowments are presented at the Club Awards Banquet in April along with the Eric Lahoda Memorial Scholarships.
OTHER CAMPUS RESOURCES
Didn’t find what you’re looking for yet? Check out some of our other campus resources available that you or your club can get involved with.
- UCalgary Alumni: connect with UCalgary alumni, or join an alumni organization.
- SU Wellness Centre: build a supportive and resilient campus community by participating in one of the following training sessions: Community Helpers, The Inquiring Mind, and Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR).
- Bystander Intervention Training: build the skills required to intervene when witnessing harmful situations such as bullying, discrimination, and harassment.
Still didn’t find what you were looking for? Make sure to contact the CSOs.