The Student Life staff at IMSA believes that it is a student’s responsibility, during their three years at the Academy, to reach their full potential in all areas of development, with a special emphasis on leadership. The staff provides appropriate interventions, support mechanisms, services, and learning opportunities to help students reach their full potential and become healthy, ethical, and productive members of both local and global communities. It is the staff’s responsibility to facilitate the development, implementation, and evaluation of these programs and to serve as advocates for students and parents within the Academy. The Student Life office serves as the primary point of contact and a starting point for addressing questions or seeking assistance.
Student Engagement is an important part of IMSA’s community. In Student Affairs, we believe that every student should have the opportunity to foster relationships with their peers and staff outside of the classroom. In our work, we encourage development through co-curricular and extracurricular experiences. By becoming involved, students gain the empowerment to maximize their leadership potential through these intentional learning experiences.
With over 75 clubs, organizations, and athletic programs, there are activities, events, and opportunities for all students to explore different cultures, sports, technology, and new avenues of creativity. IMSA is a place to fit in and branch out, to discover.
Athletics
Competitive interscholastic athletics.
Clubs + Organizations
Over 75 ways to engage at IMSA.
Co-curriculars
IHSA competitive opportunities and more.
Leadership Education
Explore the nature of leadership.
Service Learning
Commitment to the common good.
Student Council
Find your passion, have some fun.
Campus Safety
Ensuring a safe campus experience for all.
Food Services
Find your next meal in the cafeteria.
Health Services
Student health and wellness.
Campus Activities Board (CAB)
At IMSA, we have a Campus Activities Board (CAB), a student-led organization overseen by the Student Activities Coordinator, Brandon Ducoing. The eight CAB members are responsible for hosting fun and engaging social activities each month that students can enjoy on nights and weekends.
Some of the bigger traditions overseen by CAB are:
- Homecoming (September)
- 12 Days of CAB (December)
- Clash of the Halls (CoTH) (March)
- Eggstravaganza (March / April)
- Luau (Cababunga)
In addition to our iconic week-long events, such as Homecoming, Winter Wonder Week, and Clash, we also have monthly events to look forward to. There is typically at least one midday, after-school, and one-night event each month. CAB will ensure you’ll always have a break from work or stress. Hope to see you at our next event!
Contact CAB
If you have any questions, comments, or concerns regarding anyone on CAB, please feel free to use the form below. This includes event ideas or potential collaboration. Whether it’s ideas or feedback, CAB will work with you to ensure that you and the rest of the campus receive the activities you want.
