1. The club can be said to be a kind of non-governmental organization in the school, which brings together students with the same interests and hobbies to participate in activities and enrich their extracurricular life.
2. There are many kinds of clubs, including academic ones, scientific research clubs, entertainment clubs, etc. To be specific, there are literary clubs, life science clubs, astronomy clubs, guitar clubs, and friendship clubs. There are many kinds of dance clubs and so on.
3. The activities of the club can generally be seen through the name of the club, such as the Guitar Club, where many students who love guitar, bass, and rock gather together to learn guitar together, compete with each other in skills, and form a band together. Make original music together, perform together, and more.
4. The usefulness of these clubs to the university is to enrich university life, enrich life experience, make like-minded friends, let one's hobbies and specialties in courses other than university be better utilized, and also prepare for the future. made some preparations for his life.
The clubs in the university are divided into the following categories:
1. Student organizations affiliated to the school youth league committee. According to the spirit and documents of the Youth League Central Committee, the Youth League committees of each university have basically established a set of organizations directly under the Youth League committee, corresponding to the departments of the Youth League organization itself, and their functions are mainly publicity and services. Usually include student unions (graduate students' unions), newspapers, radio stations, television stations, volunteer associations, league schools, art troupes, etc.
2. Academic societies. This type of clubs can be divided into two categories. One is for technological innovation, such as robotics, AI, algorithms, etc., and the other is for professional learning, which is often set up by various departments. Different majors, such as history club, literature club, chemistry club, law club, etc.
3. Cultural and sports societies. The most common types of clubs include literary and artistic activities such as drama, cross talk, opera, band, debate, poetry, etc. Sports activities often include various ball games, mountain climbing, cycling, skiing, martial arts, archery, etc.
4. Volunteer service organizations. Some are general volunteer services, while others are specifically targeted at a certain group of people or projects, such as sign language clubs, volunteer education clubs, etc.
Different societies not only have different activities, but also may have different external forms, internal properties and organizational structures