Student Leadership and Activities
At Blinn College, the Office of Student Leadership and Activities (SLA) is where involvement meets opportunity. We create an inclusive, vibrant environment where you can connect with others, explore your passions, and develop your leadership skills. Whether you're looking to make friends, grow as a leader, or leave your mark on campus, SLA offers countless ways to get involved. From planning exciting campus events to collaborating with student organizations, the opportunities are yours to shape!
Student Leadership and Activities FAQs
Getting and staying involved is one of the most important things you can do while in college. Involvement in student organizations helps ease the transition from high school to college. It also helps you meet people and make friends with those who have similar interests. Involved students feel more connected to Blinn College, the campus, the people, and are more familiar with the resources that are provided for students. Being involved encourages and advances your development on all levels-intellectual, cultural, spiritual, and social.
As many as you want to be a part of. If it really interests you, go for it. It is an excellent way to meet people and connect with others. Remember that there are commitments for each organization, and to choose organizations that appeal to you and that may be of use later on in the real world.
Student involvement has actually been shown to help with academics while in college. As long as you manage your time wisely, being involved will not hurt you. It is up to you to keep your academic work priority, but we do encourage all students to participate in clubs and organizations outside of their time spent in the classroom.
Research suggests students who are involved in student organizations and campus activities have a higher G.P.A., graduate sooner, and have a better college experience. Gaining skills, making connections, and broadening your knowledge through a student organization will help you become a more well-rounded individual—one that’s ready to take on their future career.
Yes! If you can’t find a group with a purpose that defines where your interests lie- it is very easy to start your own student organization. Visit the SLA office for more information on the process of starting a new club.
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Contact Us
Brenham Campus
Student Center
651 Blinn Blvd.
Room 111
Brenham, TX 77833
Phone: 979-830-4181
Fax: 979-830-4030
Email: sla.brenham@blinn.edu
Bryan Campus
Student Center
2423 Blinn Blvd.
Bryan, Texas 77805
Phone: 979-209-7260
Email: bryansla@blinn.edu
Student Center
2423 Blinn Blvd.
Bryan, Texas 77805
Phone: 979-209-7260
Email: bryansla@blinn.edu
RELLIS Campus
Blinn RELLIS Administration Building
Office 251
1366 Bryan Rd,
Bryan, Texas 77807
Phone: 979-821-1909
Email: sla.rellis@blinn.edu
Blinn RELLIS Administration Building
Office 251
1366 Bryan Rd,
Bryan, Texas 77807
Phone: 979-821-1909
Email: sla.rellis@blinn.edu