Groups
This page contains descriptions of Case groups that have websites hosted through the division of Student Affairs. For a complete list of student organizations, please visit the
Undergraduate Student Government
site.
The Academic Integrity Board is a group of students, faculty, and
administrators who are committed to academic integrity and to raising the
awareness of integrity issues at Case. The board conducts programs for both
students and faculty to promote discussion about issues of integrity on campus.
Our goal is to foster a campus environment where integrity is affirmed and
celebrated by all members of the academic community.
The Class Officer Collective of Case Western Reserve University is dedicated to developing and maintaining university traditions to unite the Case community. Each Class Officer Cohort is empowered to foster an identity within each respective class by supporting traditions through class and student body programming.
The purpose of the Case Media Board is to encourage responsible forums of student expression at Case Western Reserve University.
The Board acts as an umbrella organization in monitoring and reviewing the activities of its member organizations. These include
The Observer, Case Film Society, Undergraduate Student Government, University Program Board, Case TV, Engineering and Science Review,
and more.
NRHH works closely with the Residence Hall Association (RHA) to improve the
residential experience at Case, extending membership to only the top leaders on campus. NRHH
also believes that recognition is important, and ensures that deserving students, staff, faculty,
and others receive recognition through its "Of the Month" award program.
The Residence Hall Association is an organization that promotes community among
all residence halls on campus. The core of RHA is the residence hall councils
which consist of elected and appointed officers from every residence hall on campus.
The duty of each council is to ensure that students living on campus enjoy the best possible
residential experience. In addition, RHA is involved in planning and sponsoring numerous
campus-wide events and programs, including those outside the association.
Residential Colleges & Complexes
The Retrospect Yearbook is funded by the student activities fee and chartered by Media Board. Students design an annual yearbook that details university traditions, student organizations, campus life, athletics, Greek Life, and other campus-wide events.
The Professional Development Committee is a standing committee charged by the
Vice President of Student Affairs. The committee is responsible for fostering
the development and enhancement of the professional lives of Student Affairs
staff members.
The Student Executive Council (SEC) is an umbrella organization that
represents the Four Boards, which are the Undergraduate Student Government
(USG), the University Program Board (UPB), the Student Media Board, and the
Interfraternity Congress & Panhellenic Council. These Four Boards meet four
times a semester to discuss to campus-wide issues and to promote communication
between themselves.