GALLERY: Hawks get involved at the Student Orgs Expo

The Office of Student Involvement and Leadership (OSIL) held its semi-annual Student Orgs Expo Jan. 29 and Jan. 30. OSIL puts on the event at the beginning of each semester to showcase the different student organizations offered at the University of Houston-Clear Lake (UHCL). There are over 100 different organizations on campus for students to get involved in. The two-day event drew in almost 800 potential new members. Take a look at the gallery below to see highlights of the event.

Stephanie Perez, communication major and The Signal reporter, saw the Student Orgs Expo action from the second floor and decided to go check it out. Click through to see what she found when she got down to Atrium II, where the event was held. Photo by The Signal reporter Aimee Kubena.

When Stephanie arrived at the expo, she had to get her student ID card scanned to be able to enter. This is for the records of OSIL. Photo by The Signal reporter Aimee Kubena.

Stephanie chatted with Meghan Smith, interdisciplinary studies major and SCEC president, about the Student Council for Exceptional Children organization. Student does not have to be an education major to join this group. Photo by The Signal reporter Aimee Kubena.

Stephanie decided she wanted to sign up for the email list to get more information about the Study Abroad Program. Photo by The Signal reporter Aimee Kubena.

Learning about all the different UHCL organizations can make one hungry. Popcorn and lemonade were made available to attendees free of charge. Photo by The Signal reporter Aimee Kubena.

Alexis Hines, forensic psychology major, and Andrea Galvan, biology major, laughed with Stephanie as she learned about the trip to Honduras that the Global Medical Brigades is taking in May. Photo by The Signal reporter Aimee Kubena.

Students do not have to be going into the medical field to attend the trip to Honduras. Alexis shared with Stephanie that it UHCL students will be going as a group of volunteers. Photo by The Signal reporter Aimee Kubena.

After visiting different tables, Stephanie was able to turn in her sign-in paper, in exchange for a spin on the Wheel of Prizes. She won a t-shirt. Photo by The Signal reporter Aimee Kubena.

Stephanie trying to decide which organizations she wants to join after picking up all of the brochures. Photo by The Signal reporter Aimee Kubena.

After contemplating, Stephanie narrowed it down to a few of her favorite organizations she visited during the event. Photo by The Signal reporter Aimee Kubena.

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