It only takes yourself and three other full-time undergraduate students, one full-time
staff or faculty advisor, and one constitution to start a new club at Albertus.
Our purpose allows all full-time and part-time students to learn about various aspects
of the accounting and finance fields. In addition, it aims to offer students an opportunity
to meet students with similar career interests. The club aims to attract students
interested in the subject matter to broaden their interests.
The Black Student Union is to serve as a liaison between (but not limited to) students
of African descent, the staff, and faculty within the Albertus Magnus College Community.
We aim to advocate for our students as well as stimulate social, intellectual, political,
and cultural growth within our clubs as well as for our entire community. Through
providing a safe place for students to engage as well as explore in the black experience.
We hope to promote cultural diversity through events, discussions, and social gatherings.
Lastly, We will foster a peaceful community where everyone is welcomed, heard, and
respected.
The purpose of the organization shall be to provide a yearly publication through Albertus
Magnus College. This will showcase the tremendous talent that all students have.
The Campus Activities Board at Albertus Magnus College is a student ran an organization
that provides the undergraduate student community with diverse social programs. CAB
Officers and members actively plan, implement, and host programs to create an amazing
and memorable student experience at Albertus.
This club strives to provide all students who are interested in the field of criminal
justice with the opportunity to participate in lectures, discussions, workshops, and
any other activities related to criminal justice.
The purpose of this club is for students who are interested in theatre and the arts
to enjoy discussions of plays, see or act in performances, and support the arts as
a collaborative unit. This club will encourage students to exercise their creativity
and their passion for theatre, as well as offer new and exciting experiences involved
with the stage regarding the roles we may have as actors, crew members, and the audience.
Thusly, this club wants students to think creatively, analyze critically, and participate
wholeheartedly in the world of theatre.
In addition to the rigorous academic challenges outlined in the Albertus Magnus College
catalog, the purpose of this club is to provide students in the Honors Program an
opportunity to organize and participate in various cultural activities/events, as
well as volunteer with local community service projects.
The purpose of this organization shall believe in people and their future. Supporting
potential students by empowering them as transformers of lives. Innovate, entrepreneur,
communities, impact, and leadership will be our mission. Everyone’s story is unique,
and our programs are as diverse as the humans they benefit but focusing on the Latino
community. This Student group is committed to creating a model of change for vulnerable
groups of people.
This organization aims to provide a safe, inclusive space for LGBTQ+ students and
their allies. In addition to providing a safe (brave) space, the organization will
encourage students to get involved through a variety of social activities, advocacy
campaigns, and campus-wide events. Moreover, the organization promotes dialogue between
students of all backgrounds around issues facing the LGBTQ+ community. The organization
strives to be a visible presence on campus and educate the campus community on these
topics while also having fun, engaging activities that will bring the community closer
together, such as speakers, activities, and educational events.
To provide insight and discussion in psychology to psychology majors and anyone interested
in psychology; educating and assisting through tutoring and study groups; learning
from guest speakers, and providing a social scene for people interested in psychology
to come together.
Our purpose is to provide community service through speaking engagement at areas such
as; schools, providing Demo Days to local museums, and updating the Albertus Magnus
College Community on regional and global current events. Provide club members educational
field trip opportunities. Create a sense of community within Albertus Magnus College.
Help students learn, develop professionally, and enjoy social interaction with fellow
students in the extracurricular environment; Conduct extracurricular research experiments
and present results at experiential learning day.
Student Government aims to be the governing board, responsible for regulating recognized
clubs and organizations by enforcing policies and procedures and providing funds derived
from Student Activity Fee to student organizations through a special funding request
process.
To learn more about student clubs and organizations, email the clubs that have their
own email
addresses, or contact studentactivities@albertus.edu for more information and to get the student
contact name.