What are the activities of university clubs?

The activities of university clubs include study clubs, entertainment clubs, sports clubs and other clubs.

1, learning society

Physics Association, New Literature Society, Debate Team, English Association, Mathematical Modeling, Philosophical Research, Minority Languages (Japanese Society, Korean Society), etc.

2. Entertainment Association

Comic club, photography association, roller skating club, painting club, dance club (dance company, ballroom dance company, street dance club), music club (wind band, folk band, choir, band organized by students themselves).

Step 3 exercise

Basketball, tennis, badminton, table tennis, football, volleyball, etc.

4. Other categories

Green living association, volunteer group, psychological association, etc.

The significance of university associations

1, cultivate team spirit and sense of responsibility

College students' club activities are highly knowledgeable and interesting. Participating in community activities or even planning and holding community activities together is conducive to the formation of centripetal force and cohesion, which can form * * * * cooperative and * * progressive interpersonal relationships in the community and subtly enhance college students' team spirit and sense of responsibility.

2. Improve the ability to adapt to society.

In their spare time, college students can learn a lot of things that are difficult to learn in class by putting down their textbooks, participating in community activities and interacting with all kinds of people, helping them accumulate their social practice ability and gradually improve their ability to adapt to society. This kind of experience is conducive to adapting to the new workplace environment as soon as possible after entering the workplace.

3, improve interpersonal skills

Walking out of the dormitory, out of the classroom and participating in community activities can make us realize that students from various majors and even schools can broaden our social circle to a certain extent, which also gives college students more opportunities to communicate with others and improve their interpersonal skills. You know, good interpersonal skills are very important in the workplace!