Student Engagement
Student Engagement is your ultimate resource for finding your place at Fort Hays State University. We have a wide variety of programs for anyone who is looking to become more involved or gather information about FHSU. With more than 125 recognized student organizations to choose from, you're sure to find one that interests you.
Student Engagement is home to all of the following departments:
Fraternity & Sorority Life
Fraternities and Sororities are one of the best ways for you to get involved in campus life, make new friends and enrich your college experience. Here are a few reasons why you should consider membership in a fraternity or sorority organization: friendships will last a lifetime; academic standards produce excellence both in and out of the classroom; leadership opportunities provide you with valuable experiences for the world after college; philanthropic and community service activities help those in need and give back to the community.
Student Organizations
College is about more than attending classes, taking tests, and writing papers. Whether you want to join a group or start your own, student organizations give you the opportunity to make friends, build leadership skills, and make a positive change on campus.
University Activities Board
University Activities Board (UAB) is a university-wide, student-run activity board that presents a variety of programs throughout the academic year, including social, cultural, recreational, and educational opportunities.
Transition Programs
It's your first year at Fort Hays State, and you want to succeed! The First Year Experience (FYE) program was designed to help you excel in the classroom and adjust to life as a Tiger whether you are a first-year or transfer student. Challenges? Fears? Obstacles? FYE provides you with the resources and support to overcome these barriers to success.
Inclusion and Diversity Programs
Student Engagement offers educational diversity programs and experiences to help people feel welcomed, valued, and respected at FHSU. By better understanding what makes people, cultures, and genders different, we learn how to interact effectively with a wide variety of people, which builds community and prepares us for the working world.
