Connect. Engage. Discover.

The Center for Student Involvement is your gateway to meaningful experiences that empower you to learn, lead, and grow. Here, you'll discover your strengths, develop your voice, and become an engaged, responsible leader ready to make a difference.

Campus Programs

Scarlet Seals

The Scarlet Seals of Excellence program showcases the valuable skills and competencies you’ve gained through your University of Houston experiences, helping you stand out and shine as a well-rounded leader!
Level Up

Boost your campus involvement by attending our exclusive events! At your first event, you’ll receive a punch card and your first punch. Keep attending events throughout the semester to fill up your card and progress through the tiers. Each time you level up, you'll unlock exciting prizes!
Shasta's Night Out

Join us for unique evening and late-night events! Connect with friends, enjoy exciting activities, and snag some awesome freebies—all while long-lasting memories!
Campus Leaders Ceremony

The Campus Leaders Ceremony celebrates outstanding students, organizations, advisors, and programs that exemplify exceptional service and leadership. This prestigious event honors individuals and groups with campus-wide awards.

Event Calendar Coming Soon!

INOLVEMENT. YOUR WAY.

Involvement Quiz

The Cougar Involvement Quiz is uniquely personalized to connect you with our campus opportunities based on your interests in various involvement categories. Tell us about yourself by taking this short quiz and find out what types of involvement match your interests at the University of Houston.

Get Involved

Through the Get Involved platform, students can register their organizations, receive organization recommendations based on interests, and find campus-wide events and programs. Check out Get Involved today!

University Sponsored Organizations

The Center for Student Involvement houses 6 programming-based organizations. These organizations receive their funding from student fees and work to enrich the lives of all University of Houston students. They work with different and unique areas of interest.