<p>I came into college with the idea that I was going to do all of these great things, and I joined some clubs that were compatible with my goals. I figured that joining organizations that were already established would serve as a pretty solid launch pad for becoming active and accomplishing my goals.
But the clubs I have been to are j o k e s. I don’t mean to sound arrogant or elitist or anything - these clubs were ridiculous. Most of the meetings consisted of 5-10 people just kicking it, basically. Leaders spent minimal time addressing the issues the club was associated with and, when they did, were disorganized and seemed pretty clueless.
I’m feeling a little disillusioned.</p>
<p>You can make change as a college student. But not when you limit yourself to do-nothing clubs. I think you know that. Go find an established organization or ways the college itself supports action.</p>
<p>Maybe you can try starting your own club?</p>
<p>Like barrk123 and lookingforward said, it seems like you may need to either find another organization to attend that actually does something, or make your own club.</p>