Our university's traditional Student Club Introduction Days were held this year with great interest from our students. Student clubs operating in various fields set up booths, met with new members, presented their projects, and shared the value they bring to university life. In this context, the International Logistics and Design Club, operating within our department, also participated in the event. Club members introduced their work in the fields of logistics and design, explaining the opportunities they offer students both academically and socially. The club, which provided information particularly on sustainable logistics practices, international collaboration projects, and design-oriented events, invited new members to join. Student Club Introduction Days allowed our students to explore different areas of interest and further enrich the university culture.