Undergraduate Student Organizations
Connect with people who share your passion, or explore a brand-new hobby in one of Tyndale’s student organizations.
Current Student Organizations
Tyndale has a variety of student organizations ranging from academic-focused to social and arts focused organizations. Students who cannot find a student organization they are interested in can initiate a new student organization.
Initiating a New Student Organization
Each student organization must have a faculty/staff liaison before being considered by the Tyndale Student Life Department. This faculty/staff liaison will be the student organization's contact person with the administration, faculty, and staff of the university. The role of the faculty/staff liaison is to:
- Provide continuity for the student organization from year to year.
- Meet with club leaders at least once per semester to advise and give suggestions as to the student organization's involvement.
Student Organization Approval Process
Students who want to initiate a new student organization must submit a Club/Student Organization Application provided by the Community Life Specialist.
Applications are made available at the beginning of March and must be completed by the last day of March. Applications are reviewed by the Community Life Specialist and confirmed at the beginning of April. Student Organizations that are confirmed will run for the duration of the following school year.
Funding
The Student Life team offers funding to student organizations. Funding requests are included in your Club/Student Organization Application. Funding amounts will be made available after the Fall Add/Drop deadline. However, funding is not guaranteed and will be distributed based upon need and club continuity.
Student Organization Policy
All student organizations must agree to abide by the standards and expectations and Statement of Faith as stated in the Tyndale Student Handbook. All designated contacts must have a minimum GPA of 2.0. Tyndale does not sponsor the organization per se. They are fully student-initiated and led.
Contact Info
Students can contact the Community Life Specialist by emailing kbest@tyndale.ca with any questions about the process.