Campus Activities

CAMPUS
PROGRAMS

Campus Programs exists to engage with students throughout the year through a variety of events and programs. Most of these programs are student-led with an emphasis on developing leadership skills while also building community on campus. Campus Programs is comprised of the Campus Activities Council, OU Cousins, and Summer and Winter Programs!

Campus Activities Council

The Campus Activities Council (CAC) was founded in 1971, and is the programming branch of OU's Student Government Association. CAC is responsible for programming inclusive, campus-wide events that serve all OU students. As an organization, we initiate and implement quality campus-wide programs throughout the academic year to all facets of campus life, with an emphasis on building community, developing leaders, and leaving a legacy.

Fall CAC Events	Spring CAC Events	Year-Long CAC Events
Homecoming	High School Leadership Conference	Concert Series
University Sing	OU Dance Marathon	Howdy Week
	College Bowl	Speakers Bureau
	Scandals	Union Programming Board

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OU Cousins

Created in 1996 by President and Mrs. David Boren as a way of developing understanding, friendship, and unity among U.S., International, and exchange students at the University of Oklahoma, OU Cousins is the University of Oklahoma’s premier international and American friendship program. As part of OU Cousins, you will have the opportunity to connect with students from across the globe without having to leave the OU Campus. The OU Cousins program invites you to be a part of this amazing tradition.

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Summer & Winter Programs

Here at The University of Oklahoma's Norman campus, we recognize that the Summer Semester and Winter Session are busy times for many students and campus is far from empty. Recognizing the importance of engagement even during the summer and winter breaks, the Office of Student Life and our partners around campus have continued to create opportunities for students, faculty, staff, and friends of OU to stay engaged on campus.