Clubs & Leadership Development resource library

These resources are designed for those looking to get involved in clubs as well as those who are already involved in the club’s community.

Getting involved at U of T

• Learn why getting involved matters outlines the benefits of getting involved outside the classroom.
• Types of student organizations at U of T explains the differences between the many types of student groups at U of T.
• Find a club on the Student Organization Portal where you can search for a club based on the campus, group name or any keywords. You can also search for current club events or membership recruitment opportunities.

Starting a club

• How to start a club brings together key resources including helpful timelines, handbooks, policies to follow and additional workshop and staff support.
• SOP Constitution Template (DOCX) is a Word document template that students can use to help develop their own club constitution.

Club resources

• Clubs Essential Training Workshops is a series of workshops designed to provide the tools and support that club leaders need to be a contributing member of the clubs community.
• Campus Life Resource Lounge (PDF) document that outlines the space and resources available to students to use in the lounge and resources to borrow.
• Club Planning Timeline (DOCX) is a guide for student groups with tips for preparing for the upcoming school year.
• St. George Funding (DOCX) provides a list of potential funding resources for clubs and groups on campus.

Transitioning your club to the next academic year

For club executives:

• Transition Document for Club Executive (PDF) can help club executives transition over all the important information for their specific role.
• Transitional Document for General Club Information (PDF) is a document that helps executives keep track of important club information year after year.