INVOLVEMENT

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Life at UNO isn’t complete until you discover everything it has to offer outside the classroom. Getting involved on campus can enhance your college experience. You’ll meet new people, explore your interests, and develop new skills.

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Registered clubs and student organizations

OMAHA GREEKS

Fraternity and Sorority Life, also called Omaha Greeks, provide leadership development opportunities through service, scholarship, and social growth.

Each Greek chapter is unique in its traditions and members, and they all support UNO.

Benefits of membership: Leadership opportunities Academic achievement Lifelong friendships Campus involvement Commitment to philanthropy Worldwide connections

Learn more about our chapters and the recruitment process.

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GET INVOLVED

Being part of an organization on campus gives you the chance to build a community with other Mavericks who share your passions and interests, and connects you with resources that will support you along the way. What opportunities can I participate in to get involved?

Student Organizations Omaha Greeks Student Government Maverick Productions Community Service Intramural & Club Sports Outdoor Venture Center (OVC) and many more!

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VOLUNTEER

We are committed to developing and preparing student leaders, like you, as agents of positive social change. With choices such as service learning courses and Signature Service Days, you will have a variety of opportunities to connect to the city and serve.

How do I volunteer? The Collaborative Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center Service Learning Academy

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Service learning courses

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Courses with a community engagement component

JA’NAE SMITH

College of Arts and Sciences Psychology Major / Zeta Phi Beta sorority

With a father and a brother who graduated from UNO, campus always felt like home to Ja’Nae Smith. In Zeta Phi Beta – a Black Greek Letter sorority and one of 17 Greek organizations at UNO – she found her Maverick Family.

“My sorority has really shown me how to be selfless, that it’s not always about me,” Smith said. “It’s about continuing the legacy that came before you and making sure that continues after you.”