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More than 1,000 student clubs and organizations provide an opportunity for every student to become involved.
The SKY Happiness Retreat, run by SKY @ ASU, has certain advantages over other mental health initiatives on campus, according to club vice president Saiarchana Darira.
“SKY is about helping yourself with mental health,” Darira said.
Over the course of three days, students learned about different approaches to emotional intelligence, participated in activities that strengthen social connection and worked to develop their leadership skills.
Since COVID-19 has necessitated social distancing, the student-led club has moved programming and gatherings online, according to the club’s Instagram account.
The SKY Happiness Retreat, run by SKY @ ASU, has certain advantages over other mental health initiatives on campus, according to club vice president Saiarchana Darira.
“SKY is about helping yourself with mental health,” Darira said.
Over the course of three days, students learned about different approaches to emotional intelligence, participated in activities that strengthen social connection and worked to develop their leadership skills.
Since COVID-19 has necessitated social distancing, the student-led club has moved programming and gatherings online, according to the club’s Instagram account.
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Find your community at ASU!
Launched earlier this semester, the Asian American Association is so far the only organization on the Downtown Phoenix campus specifically focused on celebrating Asian culture. Led by President Lance Lim and Vice President Spencer McClure, the club hit the ground running to provide a social environment for students of all different backgrounds.
This club helps to bolster the presence of social and cultural clubs on the Downtown Phoenix campus. According to McClure the founding members felt that campus needed a club to “bring more cultural competency to the Downtown campus overall.” In doing so they hoped to combat stereotypes and stigmas about Asian identity and hoped to plan events to further this learning.
Launched earlier this semester, the Asian American Association is so far the only organization on the Downtown Phoenix campus specifically focused on celebrating Asian culture. Led by President Lance Lim and Vice President Spencer McClure, the club hit the ground running to provide a social environment for students of all different backgrounds.
This club helps to bolster the presence of social and cultural clubs on the Downtown Phoenix campus. According to McClure the founding members felt that campus needed a club to “bring more cultural competency to the Downtown campus overall.” In doing so they hoped to combat stereotypes and stigmas about Asian identity and hoped to plan events to further this learning.
There are thousands of students involved in organizations ranging from entrepreneurial groups to dance teams and more. To find an organization that fits you, visit ASU's SunDevilSync site.
There are thousands of students involved in organizations ranging from entrepreneurial groups to dance teams and more. To find an organization that fits you, visit ASU's SunDevilSync site.
