Albertus.. a vibrant community full
of opportunities!
Student organizations play a vital role in creating
an exciting campus life. All students are encouraged
to get involved — after all, life is not a dress
rehearsal! If you can't find a club which targets
your interests, you can start your own! For more information
contact the .
| Art
Club: sponsors excursions to museums
in nearby metropolitan areas as well as oversees
the artistic design of student-run festivals
throughout the year. |
| High
on Art Group: Sponsors student run
art shows each semester and does fundraisers
to benefit Life Haven. |
| Breakwater: highlights the art and writing of
current students and faculty in an annual publication. |
| Biology
Club: comprised of students with
an interest in science working together to
spread this interest across other academic disciplines
by hosting movie nights and field trips. |
| Business
Club: hosts lectures on career opportunities
and social events such as tournaments
and contests. |
| Campus
Activities Board: the major programming
group on campus which plans most events such as
Fall Fest, Spring Jam, dances, BINGO nights,
and much more! CAB is always looking for new ideas
and energetic members. |
| Campus
Ministry: seeks to be a community of
faith, service, and friendship. The Ministry
provides opportunities to volunteer, organize
campus
events, and participate
in community
service programs. |
| Computer
Club: holds workshops and interactive
meetings to further knowledge in the field of
computers and technology. |
| Dance
Team: consists of students who have an
interest in dance and performance. |
| English
Club: organizes events such as poetry
readings, open mic nights and student theatrical
performances. |
| History
Society: hosts a variety of events including
trips to local museums for those interested
in history. |
| Outspoken
- Gay/Straight Alliance: works to bring
educational and thought-provoking programming
to campus. |
| MSU:
The Multicultural Student Union is a group that promotes a sense
of diversity and multiculturalism within the student body. Each year
the MSU plans programs and events that celebrate a variety of cultures
and backgrounds. |
| Psychology
Club: explores career paths within
psychology, presents speakers and sponsors
unique events. |
| Residence
Hall Association: RHA plans activities
to promote community among the residents. They
also do many service projects for the larger community.
For more information, contact John Ferrari, Director
of Residential Life at jferrari@albertus.edu. |
| Science
Club :is comprised of students with an
interest in science. They work together to spread
this interest across other academic disciplines
by hosting movie nights and field trips. |
| Student
Government Association: SGA is the voice
of the student body at Albertus. The members are
representatives from each of the classes (Freshmen,
Sophomore, Junior and Senior) as well as a Commuter
representative. Student organizations can request
funds from SGA for programs/events. For more information,
contact Student Government President, Meredith
Berry.
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