ESF Office of Student Activities

About Us

Your ESF education will undoubtedly be characterized by distinct and challenging academics. The experience you gain in the classroom will prepare you technically for your chosen career. An equally important characteristic of your college education is the co-curricular: out of class involvement.

Use the menu to the right to learn more about the opportunities for fun and involvement that ESF offers!

Get Involved!

As an ESF student, you have access to over 300 student groups. These professional, recreational, service and social affiliations can help to facilitate a well-rounded education. On our own campus there are approximately 25 organizations, and close to 300 at Syracuse University.

The Future

Whether your plans lead to self employment or working with others, well defined organizational, communication, and management skills will be vital. Such experience is gained through student organization membership, attendance at skill-building seminars, and volunteer services.

How to get involved

Becoming involved in campus activities and organizations can and should be much more than attending an occasional meeting or social event. When capitalized upon, out-of-class opportunities can provide a forum for leadership, skill development and personal growth. Take full advantage of your ESF education. Complement your superior academic experience with out-of-class involvement. Should you have any questions regarding involvement, please don't hesitate to contact Leah A. Flynn.