The Student Association strives to create and promote intellectual, social and cultural opportunities, to act as a catalyst for change within the university, and to advocate for the interests of the student body.
SA is responsible for allocating funds, recognizing official organizations, maintaining a record of recognized student organizations, imposing rules and guidelines, and facilitating programs and events for the student body. It represents the cooperative effort of all students and organizations on campus to make college life as enriching and rewarding as possible.
All students at The University of Tulsa are members of SA. Every semester you pay a student fee to help cover the costs of SA-sponsored programming, speakers and services. Some of these events include Homecoming Week, Springfest, Grad Party and concerts.
What is SA’s purpose?
To ensure that every student at the University of Tulsa has an excellent experience.
Where does Student Association get its funding from?
SA receives funding from the Student Activities fee, billed to all Undergraduate students at the beginning of each semester. Additionally, the University allocates a portion of the budget as well.
Do SA volunteers have to fulfill a certain number of hours?
SA Volunteers are welcome to volunteer as much or as little as their schedule allows. Sign up here.
What are the GPA requirements for SA?
There is a 2.5 cumulative GPA requirement to serve on Exec, all other positions have no requirements.
How do I make a difference at TU?
By making your opinions known, by joining SA Leadership, and by creating communities and friendships through Student Organizations.
What is the Student Organization Committee (SOC)?
The Student Organization Committee assists new clubs in getting chartered by Student Association and experienced clubs in their programming and growth. For questions about this committee, email sa.soc@ducaudio.com.
