Student Interest Groups
At Northeastern University in Seattle, you can connect with your peers and engage with student leadership accross programs thorugh Student Interest Groups, also known as SIG’s.
What is a SIG?
A Student Interest Group, or SIG, is a group of students who have agreed to come together around a specific topic of interest. They are informal student groups that are started on the Seattle regional campus.
Student Interest Groups
Aspiring Product Managers Club (APMC) – Seattle Chapter!
Join our community dedicated to nurturing future product management leaders at Northeastern University’s Seattle campus. From workshops to networking events, we offer valuable opportunities for growth and learning in the dynamic field of product management.
Ready to connect and thrive?
Reach out to Sivani/Vidhi at apmc.seattle@northeastern.edu.
NU Lead
Leadership SIG is a student organization dedicated to fostering leadership qualities through events and group activities. Leadership is a skill that can be nurtured and developed. Thus, our mission is to empower every individual to build the confidence needed to pursue their desired job and life goals. Our goal is to provide all members with the tools and knowledge necessary to excel as future leaders.
Contact: Shreya Goyal at goyal.shr@northeastern.edu
One More Chapter
One More Chapter is a book club SIG on the Seattle campus of Northeastern University. We believe in the power of written words and are here to make reading fun while helping students improve their language skills!
Join us and let’s read!
Contact Chenchen Jiang at jiang.chenc@northeastern.edu or Jianjian Liu at liu.jianj@northeastern.edu for more information.
Rainbow NEU
Rainbow NEU Seattle is the queer SIG for Seattle students. The group promotes diversity, inclusiveness, and safety on the Seattle campus. It will provide and safe and supportive space for queer students and allies to become their best selves. Its mission is to be supportive and fun for queer students and allies.
Contact us at qneuseattle@gmail.com for more information.
Seattle Anti Freeze
Seattle Anti Freeze is a student-led community-building group. The group strives to plan fun and engaging activities on campus and throughout the city of Seattle. Past activities include ice skating at Kraken Ice Rink, game nights, pool tournaments, basketball games, etc.
Contact us at seattlecampusambassador@northeastern.edu for more information.
The Khoury College Social Club
The Khoury College Social Club is dedicated to creating a welcoming community for Khoury students to connect, learn, and thrive together. With a variety of engaging events like game nights and outdoor adventures, we provide opportunities to socialize and build lasting friendships. Our aim is to unite students from all disciplines, fostering connections that go beyond the classroom. Join us to unwind, have fun, and make meaningful connections within the Khoury Community.
Club Sign-up Form: CLICK HERE
Women in Tech
The Women in Tech SIG is an academic and social community at Northeastern University Seattle campus. The SIG supports women and allies who are interested in the tech field to expand their knowledge, and to achieve their academic and career goals. The group hosts community events where students can learn from each other, hear from Northeastern’s alumni and industry network, and utilize on-campus resources to support each other both in courses and beyond classrooms.
Interested in joining Women In Tech? Please fill out the sign-up form and one of the e-board members will reach out to you shortly!
Contact us at nuwitsea@gmail.com for more information.
Student Interest Group Leaders
Jaamie Maarsh – Seattle Anti Freeze
Kalyan Kumar Chenchu Malakondaiah – Seattle Anti Freeze
Shreya – NU Lead
Chenchen – One More Chapter
Rachel Tan – WIT
Riddhi Gohil – WIT
Maanvi Keesara – Khoury Social Club
Haoran(Deirdre) Wang – Rainbow NU
SIG’s FAQ
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What are the benefits of starting/joining a SIG?
- Develop leadership skills, make connections, and improve the student experience for all learners at NU Seattle
- Reserve meeting space on campus
- Advertise in the Seattle Campus newsletter and at student engagement fairs
- Work with Seattle Student Affairs to brainstorm events, and get connected with organizations/businesses/resources
If you’re interested in joining an established SIG please submit this form (here).
What are the requirements to start a SIG?
SIGs must be open to all Seattle Campus students who are interested in the topic, and may not be restricted by college enrollment, social identity, etc. Your SIG can be open to students at other campuses if some of your group events and group meetings happen virtually.
Before starting a new SIG, please confirm that one does not already exist around that topic.
To start a new SIG, students must submit a proposal including:
- SIG Name
- SIG Mission Statement
- In a paragraph, what is the purpose of your group and how will you achieve it?
- Officer List
- At a minimum, each SIG must submit the information for two officers:
- Name
- Email address
- List of 3 events your SIG would like to hold each year
- At a minimum, each SIG must submit the information for two officers:
What are some guidelines for a successful SIG?
- Collect the names and emails of interested students and add them to a mailing list or other communication group. Communicate regularly to announce discussion topics, meetings or events! Have a way to pull a list of all of your members if NU needs this information.
- Establish regular meeting times. If you have a regular meeting schedule, you can advertise this around campus.
- Plan events early, especially if you wish to reserve campus space. Funding must be requested at least 4 weeks in advance, and speakers/guests must also be pre-approved.
- Schedule meetings with the Student Affairs team to discuss your proposed events to make sure they will be successful!
- Consider asking a faculty or staff member to support your group, especially if your SIG is related to an academic topic.
Apply for funding
SIGs in good standing can apply for funding to host events in accordance with their Mission Statement. Funding decisions are made on a case-by-case basis and take into account the SIG mission, benefit to SIG members, and benefit to the NU Seattle community. Funding requests must be made at least 4 WEEKS before your proposed event. Gift cards and other monetary equivalents cannot be funded.
Apply here.
Khoury Student Interest Group Recognition
Questions?
Contact Student Affairs at sea.sa@northeastern.edu.