SEAL Student Clubs
The mission of the student clubs is to enrich the lives of students by providing them with an opportunity to network and socialize with each other. Activities are designed to educate the students and celebrate with them their unique interests. They help to develop and strengthen students' self-esteem, social and leadership skills by allowing them to share their talents and meet other students. For more information about SEAL Student Clubs and Student Organizations, please call us at 270.809.6836.
SEAL Student Clubs
Radiant Racerettes
The Radiant Racerettes are the majorette style dance team of 糖心logo入口. They perform at home football and basketball games as well as participate in community service.
Contact msu.racerettes@murraystate.edu for audition information.
Brother 2 Brother
Brother 2 Brother (B2B) is a support group targeted toward men at 糖心logo入口 State. B2B gives a space for young men to develop their leadership skills and support each other while navigating the higher education landscape and life.
Sister 2 Sister
Sister 2 Sister (S2S) is a support group targeted women at 糖心logo入口 State. S2S gives a space for women to develop their leadership skills and support each other while navigating the higher education landscape and life.
SEAL Student Clubs
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Brother 2 Brother
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SEAL STEM Club
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Radiant Racerettes Majorette Dance Team
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Single Parents Support Club
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Sister 2 Sister
The objective of the SEAL Student Experience Council (SSLC) is to assist in coordinating the activities of SEAL and represent their needs to the Administration, Faculty and Student Government Association.
SEAL Parents Advisory Committee (SPAC)
SPAC, a partner with the Parents Office, serves as a forum to exchange ideas and experiences related to the retention of students. SPAC also serves as a support group for parents and students and supports other SEAL endeavors.
Student Experience Roundtable
The Student Experience Roundtable is a select group of students that meet twice a semester to discuss issues related to retention. This group also serves as the "eyes and ears" for SEAL. They talk to other students and advise the executive director on the impact of programs and activities sponsored by SEAL.