OSA Mission
Committed to students and student learning, the Office of Student Activities strives to help students develop mutual respect, a shared commitment to the community, creativity, and ethical leadership by supporting opportunities for involvement and leadership development.

What We Do
As of January, 2006, the Office of Student Activities and the Student Leadership Resource Room are located in the Lulu Chow Wang Campus Center, where many campus-wide events including coffee houses, dance parties, lectures, and meetings occur. The Student Leadership Resource Room is a great place to host organization meetings, develop event publicity with computer resources, the button maker, and butcher paper, or meet with members of the Student Activities team to discuss your organization or event.

The Office of Student Activities also works collaboratively with student organizations and departments across campus to provide events for the campus community including trips to see professional sports and theater in Boston, concerts on campus, traditions such as Lake Day and Hoop Rolling, as well as leadership development opportunities such as the Student Leadership Summit held each fall. The Office of Student Activities works closely with members of College Government, including the Director of On Campus Affairs, the Schneider Board of Governors, and the Vice Presidents of Programming Council, to coordinate events throughout the year.

In conjunction with College Government, the Office of Student Activities at Wellesley College helps connect students with their interests through support of over 170 student organizations. The focus of student organizations at Wellesley ranges broadly from the arts club sports, literary/journalism, and cultural to professional, volunteer, and spiritual/religious. At the beginning of each academic year, College Government sponsors a student organizations night where students can learn more about and join campus organizations.

Meet the Staff

Meg Jordan, Assistant Director of Student Activities

Wei-Ying Wang, Scheduling Coordinator