College life isn't all work and studying. Hollins students find that they need other outlets besides classes for their creativity, altruism, natural leadership abilities, and social tendencies. That's why the clubs and organizations at Hollins have active members and lots of supporters, including faculty sponsors who join in as "just one of the gang."
     The clubs and organizations you'll find at Hollins are not only well-attended, they're considered an essential part of the liberal arts education students receive. Members are loyal to their groups, such as the freshman class president who remained active in SGA every semester of her four years at Hollins and eventually became the president of the student body (Tiffany Hamby '03).
     The most active women at Hollins are also the happiest, and many of them credit their involvement with multiple activities as a reason they stayed at Hollins  four full years. Though Hollins offers a three-year accelerated degree and a year-long exchange program with six area colleges, the women who belong to campus organizations say they don't want to miss anything by leaving, even for a single year.

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Elective organizations

Organizations to join

SGA committees

Other ways to be involved

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