University Unions

The three University Unions buildings serve as "homes" to many student organizations. Getting involved in a student organization is a great way to  learn skills that may not be available as part of a formal academic curriculum and have fun at the same time!

OSAC Selection Information 2013-2014 - See results of Student Organization Office Space Allocation.

University Unions houses and provides a comprehensive array of offices and services to assist student organizations. Maize Pages serves as the University of Michigan's online directory of over 1,000 student organizations. To get involved visit the Center for Campus Involvement in the Michigan Union.

Some of the larger student organizations that operate out of the unions include Michigan Student Assembly (MSA), University Activities Center (UAC), Office of Greek Life and Dance Marathon.

The Division of Student Affairs allows student organizations to apply for office space through the Office Space Allocation Committee (OSAC). Designated spaces are assigned in the Michigan League, Michigan Union, Pierpont Commons, and Trotter Multicultural Center. The assignment of office space to a student organization in these facilities is considered to be a privilege, not a right.

Any MSA-recognized student organization can reserve a meeting room in the unions. For event planning in any of the union buildings please check out this helpful student meeting planning guide.

The Unions also house several organization support services, all dedicated to helping student organizations to achieve their goals and realize their visions.

SOAS

Student Organization Accounts Services (SOAS)  is an active partner in helping your organization. Our services include those you might expect of any financial institution, managing your accounts including monthly itemized statements of activity, space reservations, and assistance with University purchasing, In addition to helping you manage your account we can help you search for funding.

Center for Campus Involvement

Center for Campus Involvement (the Center) manages several services for student organizations including the SORC and STAC. The Center also offers many co-sponsorship oppotunities.

The Center for Campus Involvement also spearheads leadership education programs and promotes student organization initiatives. The team works with students from a wide variety of academic disciplines, backgrounds and co-curricular involvements with their personal and group goals, events and collaborations. The Center's programs include "LeaderShape ®," "Intercultural Leadership Seminar," and "Leadership Connection." The Center also hosts three student organization recruitment fairs (Festifall, Northfest and Winterfest) which allow students to Get Involved on-campus, discover numerous resources, and find out about campus events and opportunities.

SORC

Student Organization Resource Center (SORC) provides low-cost campus publicity resources to student organizations and university departments.

STAC

The Student Theatre Arts Complex (STAC) is a division of the Center for Campus Involvement dedicated to the support of co-curricular student theatrical organizations. The building consists of a scenery shop, costume shop, three rehearsal spaces, offices, and storage areas. Student groups renting the facility receive technical support, access to tools and materials, use of stock scenery, dedicated storage, and drafting facilities.
Phone: (734) 764-7585
Location: 1201 Kipke Dr., near Crisler Arena and the Michigan Stadium. On the Commuter and Night Owl bus routes.
Hours: (September through April) Monday-Friday 6pm to midnight; Saturday 10am to 3pm (appointment only); Sunday 10am to midnight.

MESA

Multi-Ethnic Student Affairs and the W.M. Trotter Multicultural Center serve as resources of support for diverse student populations in our campus community.

A Guide to Using University Unions Facilities: Guide to planning a student organization event.

OSAC Selection Information 2013-2014

Please find below a list of student organizations that have tentatively been approved for office space for the academic years 2013-14 & 2014-15 pending the completion of the appeals process.  
Decisions of a facility's Office Space Allocation Committee may be appealed to an Appeals Committee. The link to the appeals form is:
https://maizepages.umich.edu/form/start/20531

Grounds for appeal shall be limited to non-allocation of office space by a student organization that believes it otherwise properly followed office space allocation procedures, or an administrative or procedural oversight that may have affected the office space allocation outcome.
An appeal must be submitted in writing by the president, chairperson or equivalent (authorized signer).
Appeals must be submitted by 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April 3, 2013.
In the space provided, the appealing organization should explain why they believe they should be granted an appeal. Appeals will be reviewed within five business days of the Appeals deadline by the Appeals Committee.

Michigan League

Friends of the Campus Farm
Motley Crew
Turkish Student Association at the University of Michigan
United 2 Heal
University of Michigan Women's Glee Club
Wolverine Tutors: A Chapter of Learn To Be

Michigan Union

Alpha Phi Omega - Gamma Pi Chapter
American Medical Student Association
Coalition for Tuition Equality
College Democrats at the University of Michigan
College Republicans at the University of Michigan
Golden Key International Honour Society
Hindu Students Council
Kappa Kappa Psi / Tau Beta Sigma
Kappa Omega Alpha
K-grams (Kids Programs)
Kill-A-Watt
Lebanese Student Association
Malaysian Students Association
Michigan Business Club
Mock Trial Team
MStars for the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Michigan
Muslim Students' Association
Native American Student Association 
People Realizing Opportunities to Volunteer in Dreams of Eliminating Starvation
Salto Dance Company
South Asian Awareness Network
Students for Choice 
Students for Life
The Detroit Partnership
Vietnamese Student Association

Pierpont Commons

Better Living Using Engineering Laboratory
Engineering Global Leadership Honors Program
Michigan Gospel Chorale
Michigan Hackers
Michigan Mars Rover Team
Out in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
Phi Sigma Rho
SAE Collegiate Chapter at the University of Michigan
Society of Minority Engineers and Scientists - Graduate Component
Tech Day
The Epeians
Theta Tau Professional Engineering Fraternity15 academic years