About the Student Engagement Center
The Student Engagement Center (SEC) at the University of Kansas serves as a hub for student involvement, leadership development, impactful resources, and community programs. Through the Student Engagement Center, KU students deepen their connection to each other and KU by exploring communities and opportunities to thrive during their Jayhawk experience. Students currently engage with the SEC through registered student organizations, leadership experiences, and professional development workshops. The SEC's programs and resources impact students by directly addressing needs through the Campus Cupboard, Pregnant and Parenting Resource Pantry, Trans Closet, Winter Coat Closet, and the Emergency Aid Network. Jayhawks will build community by connecting with peers and engaging in student support programs through the SEC. The SEC enhances previously existing programs by providing greater resources to students and fostering deeper connections across Student Affairs departments.
Explore SEC offerings below:
To engage in the classroom in their community, students have to have their emotional and physical needs met. Students can access food, clothing, parenting supplies, and financial support via SEC's Student Impact Programs and Services.
All University of Kansas students belong on campus. The SEC's Student Community Programs provide educational, community building, and well-being programming centering non-traditional students, queer and trans students, students of color, and women and femme students.
Students can hone their leadership skills and get connected to their peers through SEC's Student Leadership Programs. With over 400+ student organizations and on-demand leadership workshops, students can foster their interests and learn how to work together.
Programs and Services
Visit the community, impact, and leadership pages for more information about SEC programs and services.