Characteristics of student organizations in colleges and universities

The characteristics of college students' organizations are as follows:

1. Student Union is the most common student organization in colleges and universities, the students' own mass organization, and the bridge and link between schools and students. Every semester, the student union will organize students to carry out some campus activities, the content of which varies from school to school. The student union is divided into school-level student union and college-level student union.

2. Students often emphasize the implementation of the "Three Character Classics"-self-service, self-management and self-education. To put it simply, through internal training and external image-building, students will independently carry out various work activities beneficial to students, create a good campus cultural atmosphere, and build a high-grade campus life.

3. Societies are completely different from student unions and societies. Societies are mutually beneficial organizations composed of people with certain hobbies (characteristics), such as Rubik's Cube Societies and Street Dance Societies. Associations can break the boundaries of grades, departments and schools. Unite students with similar interests and hobbies, give play to their specialties in a certain aspect, and carry out activities beneficial to students' physical and mental health.

4. College Students Art Troupe. The College Students' Art Troupe aims to tap more artistic talents, cultivate more artistic elites and make art come alive. The Art Troupe has carried out a variety of cultural and artistic activities, participated in the delivery of high-quality, in-depth outstanding literary talents and outstanding cultural programs for the school's major evenings, and achieved the purpose of self-training, self-presentation and enriching campus cultural life.

The Hadron Society is a student association organized by students from poor families and other students who voluntarily serve poor students under the guidance of the Student Financial Assistance Office and the Youth League Committee of the Student Affairs Office.