Second-year students are encouraged to demonstrate active participation and good citizenship in the Emory community and beyond. Natural ties exist with sororities and fraternities, as well as student organizations, government, and programming. Students will be encouraged to pursue campus roles of trust and skill development, such as campus tour guide, orientation leader, resident advisor, University Campus Life Intern Program (UCLIP) interns, Outdoor Emory leaders, and multicultural mentors. Training and education will be offered in the areas of leadership and ethics.

Continuing in the tradition of Emory's first year experience, second-year students will be encouraged to create and participate in their communities. Second-year students may assist residence life staff with program presentations, participate in Residence Hall Association hall government, and institute their own contributions to the Woodruff, second-year, and larger Emory communities.

Activities Fair
Explore Your Values

 

Activities Fair
Experience the energy and excitement of learning about potential involvement at Emory. Second-year students are challenged to get involved, research a new organization of interest, and enjoy the community of student activities.

back to top

 

Explore Your Values
Explore and identify your values, and how they impact decisions you make, leadership styles you exhibit, and ways to enhance your effectiveness.

back to top