Handbook
SORC Mission
Arizona State University (ASU) recognizes co-curricular activities as a vital component in the attainment of the mission of the University and the personal development of its students.
The purpose of registered student organization programs at the University is to complement students' academic programs of study and to enhance the overall educational experience of students through development of, exposure to, and participation in social, cultural, intellectual, and recreational activities.
SORC Policies
Policies and procedures relating to student organizations are available on the Student
Organization Resource Guide and Policy Manual (in pdf format). Information for all organization members : Please review the "ASU
Extra-Curricular Activities Conditions for Participation."
Student Affairs Policies and Procedures Manual Shortcuts
- Student Code of Conduct
- 104-01 Code of Conduct
- Student Risk Management
- Risk Management Policies
- Behavior
- 104–03
Hazing Prevention
- Memorial Union
- 502–02
Reserving and Using Memorial Union Facilities
- Services and Activities
- 503–01
Scheduling Outdoor Campus Activities Areas
503–02 Sales
and Solicitation on Campus
- Greek Life
- 1001–01 Fraternities and Sororities—Relationship
with the University
- Student Organizations
- 1002–01
Student Organization Registration
- Student Housing (Residential Life)
- 703–10
Palo Verde Beach Use for Programming
- Internet/Web Use Policy
- ACD 125: Computer, Internet, and Electronic Communications
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