Social Help

Want to Meet People?

It can be hard to make new connections and find other people that are interested in the same things you are. Student Organizations are a great way to get connected with other students with similar (and different!) interests or experiences as you. (If you're not sure which group(s) to join, an LSI Ambassador can help!)
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Looking to Connect?

麻豆传媒鈥檚 Office of Leadership and Student Involvement and Office of Inclusion and Multicultural Engagement have several organizations and opportunities for students from various backgrounds and identities. Explore the Diversity and Inclusion page on the Office of Leadership and Inclusion to find a student organization and explore the Office of Inclusion and Multicultural Engagement to explore opportunities to learn, get involved, find resources, and become an ally.
Office of Leadership and Student InvolvementOffice of Inclusion and Multicultural Engagement

LGBTQIA+ and Need to Meet People?

LQBTQIA+ and looking to meet people? Join the . Visit the Prism office. Look for rainbow Allies signs on the doors of Southern Miss faculty and staff to find a safe and welcoming space. Sign up for the to find out what's happening in the community. And if you're struggling, remember that you can always contact Student Counseling Services or chat 24/7 with a counselor at .

Looking for a Volunteer Opportunity?

Volunteering is a great way to meet good people! The Southern Miss Center for Community Engagement is ready to help you find the perfect fit (and ready to help community organizations find the perfect students!) Learn more about volunteer opportunities

Bored?

The best cure for boredom is to get moving! Check out what's happening on campus with the . Go to a free exercise class at the Payne Center. See what's going on locally at . Try a new . Join a club. Take a stroll around the or the . See a movie at or . Love animals? Spend some quality time volunteering at . Your life is what you make it: get busy!

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