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Student Engagement

Campus Programming Board

The Campus Programming Board plans fun and free events for MC students.

Campus Programming Board

Board Event

The Campus Programming Board plans events, programs and activities for the entire undergraduate student body. These are events are aimed at creating a fun and educational environment outside of the academic classroom at MC. Events include concerts, movie nights, holiday events, Homecoming & Spring Fever Week, MC's annual Crawfish Boil, Lighting of the Quad and more!

Don't forget to follow @mcstudentengagement for all the info on upcoming Board events! Check out photos from all of our previous Board events below.

Board Event Photos

Campus Programming Board Calendar

Keep up to date with everything the Board is doing on campus! Check out the full Student Experience Calendar here.

Campus Programming Board 2023-2024

The Campus Programming Board will take a new shape for the 2023-2024 academic year as one committee of 25-30 students will plan the unique and fun events for the undergraduate student body. Typical Campus Programming Board Events include concerts, movie nights, larger scale holiday and special events, pop up events and more! The committee will have the opportunity to put their creative ideas into action and plan actual events for students to enjoy.

  • The Campus Programming Board will hold bi-weekly or weekly meetings to plan and implement events.

  • Members of the Campus Programming Board will be required to attend weekly meetings and events hosted by the Board unless the student has an academic class.

  • New members of the Campus Programming Board will be required to attend a retreat on the afternoon and evening of Wednesday, May 3rd after spring exams have ended. Members will be able to leave campus for the semester on Thursday morning, May 4th.  

  • Members of the Campus Programming Board must have a 2.5 GPA and maintain a 2.5 GPA to continue membership on the Campus Programming Board. Members must be full-time undergraduate students.

  • Being a member of the Campus Programming Board is a large responsibilty and all members are expected to uphold the responsibilty of participation, attendance and contributition to the team at the highest level.