Student Life at Salem International
University

Your college learning experience extends far beyond the classroom. You’ll learn life skills such as communication, group dynamics, leadership, time management, wellness, and much more when get involved in a student club, participate in a campus-wide service project or any other activity with the Student Life department.

You'll also have opportunities for unique cultural experiences on campus and lots of time to have fun and enjoy campus life! You’ll make friends and create memories that will connect you to Salem University in years to come.

Student Organizations

  • Social Greeks
  • Xi Rho Zeta National Sorority
  • Lambda Zeta Theta Sorority

Social Clubs

  • Black Student Union
  • Drama Club
  • Thrill Seeker Club
  • Campus Ministry
  • Tiger Media Club
  • Cheerleading Club
  • Broadcasting Club
  • Book Club

Service/Honor Greeks

  • Alpha Phi Omega National Co-ed Service Fraternity
  • Sigma Alpha Pi / Society for Success & Leadership
  • Gamma Beta Phi National Honors Society

Other opportunities for involvement include Student Government Association (SGA), Campus Activities Board (CAB), Green & White Newspaper and Residence Hall Council

You can also get involved by attending the many events held such as Bingo Nights, Movie Nights, Comedians, Bands, Dances, Game Shows, Casino Nights, Performing Arts and
many others.

The events are open to resident and commuter students as well as faculty, staff and families.

While the faculty is here to guide you on educational and career preparation – there are many other services and university staff to make sure you’re successful in your college career. Some of these services and departments are listed in this section. If you have any questions regarding student life, please contact the Dean of Students/Office of Student Development at (304) 326-1243 or (304) 326-1330.

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Salem University, a private, for-profit institution of higher learning, is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association (www.ncahlc.org ); and the West Virginia State Board of Education.