There are many ways for graduate students to become engaged with their communities and make new friends. You don't have to stay within your department — in fact, it's often a good idea to make friends outside your discipline to get new perspectives.

• Your graduate caucus
  Getting involved with your departmental graduate student caucus will help you meet fellow graduate students and build your personal campus network. The Graduate Student Society has a list of SFU's graduate caucuses.
• Graduate Student Society (GSS)
  The Graduate Student Society is often recruiting for volunteers and holding special events such as game nights and other social activities.
  
• Intramural sports
  Intramurals offers the opportunity to play organized sports on campus. Registration happens during the second week of classes at the SFU Intramurals office.
  
• Campus clubs
  There are hundreds of student clubs at SFU. The main list of clubs is maintained by the SFU Student Society.
• Constituency groups
  The Women's Centre and Out On Campus - LGBTQ+ Centre are both located on the Burnaby campus in the Rotunda (between the gym and the Maggie Benston Centre).
• CJSF Radio
  The student radio station is always looking for volunteers, not only to host shows but also to go to movies and shows and review them.
• Interfaith Centre
  Staffed by professionals from the Muslim, Christian and Jewish faiths, the Centre offers SFU students a place for spiritual development and worship. Mass and Jumma Prayer are held regularly on campus. For information, visit the Interfaith Centre website.