Dooley After Dark program is free night and weekend activities that include movies, casino nights, novelties, comedians, and similar events. 

The Student Activities Fair is held at the beginning of the Fall and Spring semesters, the Student Activities Fair is an opportunity for students to learn about the 400+ student organizations at Emory.

Although SILT supports all student organizations and divisions, our staff directly advises the following University divisions:

• Student Government Association
• Graduate Student Government Association
• College Council
• Student Programming Council

What is the STEER Team?

The STEER Team serves as the peer leadership consultants for Student Involvement, Leadership, and Transitions. STEER members are an elite group of student leaders at Emory University; all members of the STEER team have extensive experience in student organization development, growth, and programming.

What does the STEER Team do?

The STEER team supports the Emory community by facilitating training workshops for student organizations and groups on a variety of topics. Additionally, the STEER team assists with the Student Involvement and Leadership Awards, new student organization presidents training, ongoing student organization consultations, The Hub training, and the Leadership Spotlight.

 How can the STEER Team help me?

The STEER team is available for customized training for individuals and student organizations. Some examples of sessions include:

• Transitioning leadership
• Personal leadership styles
• Time management
• Inclusive leadership
• Effective communication
• Conflict resolution
• Ethics
• Event planning

To promote healthy, varied involvement to the Emory student community – particularly amongst first-year students struggling to get involved or find involvement opportunities on campus.  Working with the Office of Undergraduate Education, InvovlEU Week is an opportunity to encourage students to seek engagement opportunities throughout campus. During InvolvEU Week, SILT will highlight ways in which student find community, get connected with their passions, and support a flourishing Emory community.

Week of Welcome is a kick start for Emory student body to engage and get involved at Emory University. These events are free for all students to enjoy and relax before classes start.