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Student organizations in ideological and political education in the role of the College Student Association is the colleges and universities have common interests, hobbies, aspirations of the students spontaneously formed mass organizations of students, is an informal organization, with the non-profit. Community college campus in the middle layer is, which is linked schools, and students in a personal bond and bridge, a student self-education, self-management, self-service, mass organizations, students voluntarily. Because of its form of student organizations have a diversity of content of broad, objective characteristics of convergence, so in the ideological and political education of college students play an important role. Its role is mainly manifested in the following three aspects. One is conducive to improving the overall quality of university students College Student Association is a sense of fun, love the same or similar students in a voluntary organization and approved by relevant departments set up a mass amateur groups. It is usually formed based on a purpose of the informal organization. Student club activities in school education as a complement and extension of students based on their needs and free to broaden horizons, capacity-building for students, an increase of knowledge, an important way to improve the quality. All kinds of healthy and beneficial community activities to improve overall quality of students playing the role can not be underestimated. 1. Conducive to the promotion of physical and mental health of university students Mental health of university students are now more and more attention. Because of their growth process is relatively smooth and more comfortable life, at that age, college students have not yet fully mature psychological and mental capacity of a general weak, appeared in different grades with different difficulties and problems. If a school freshmen before the smug, felt he was their peers in the crowd