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The following student organizations have institutional recognition through the Rhode Island College Office of Student Activities. If your organization's information needs to be updated, please contact Student Activities at (401) 456-8034 or e-mail activities@ric.edu. Resources for the organizations can be found here. If you’re interested in joining an organization either contact the president directly or fill out this form.

Visit the PFAC website for a list of clubs recognized by the Performing & Fine Arts Commission, and the Outside LinkAthletics Department website for a list of recognized club sports.​

  
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To update accounting majors on internship opportunities and to allow students to learn about career information and network with major companies. Students are also able to become members in other accounting organizations, such as the IMA.
acctclub@so.ric.edu Jillyan Frederickjfrederick_7298@email.ric.eduBrittany Radcliffebradcliffe_3452@email.ric.eduSusan Weisssweiss1@ric.edu
  
Through education, research, advocacy, and a focus on students and young adults ages 14–25, Active Minds is opening up the conversation about mental health and creating lasting change in the way mental health is talked about, cared for, and valued in the United States. To support the Active Minds mission, the Active Minds at RIC chapter is all about creating a campus culture that does not stigmatize mental health problems but rather speaks about them openly and supportively. Through various campus activities and events we intend to not only create a support network for those on campus struggling with mental illness but also to continuously educate and spread awareness regarding such issues.
activeminds@so.ric.eduGabrielle Patronegpatrone_4389@email.ric.eduMarissa Golomboski<a href="mailto:mgolomboski_0848@email.ric.edu">mgolomboski_0848@email.ric.edu</a>Monica Darcymdarcy@ric.edu
  
The purpose of Alpha Sigma Phi is to Better the Man, through the creation and perpetuation of brotherhood founded upon the values of Character, Silence, Charity, Purity, Honor, Patriotism. Instagram: @alphasig_ric
alphasig@so.ric.eduTJ Cliffordtclifford_6508@email.ric.eduLucas Del Savioldelsavio_3063@email.ric.eduMike Rossimrossi_2813@email.ric.edu401-293-2289Vanessa Ruggierivruggieri@ric.edu
  
National Panhellenic sorority founded on November 4, 1899 at Michigan State Normal College (now Eastern Michigan University). The sorority has more than 80 active chapters and colonies nationwide. Alpha Sigma Tau has a long history of philanthropy and community service. The Sorority's official philanthropy is Pine Mountain Settlement School, and its official service project is Habitat for Humanity. Additionally, individual collegiate and alumnae chapters coordinate local philanthropic fundraisers and service projects.
alphasigmatau@so.ric.edu Olivia Phillipsophillips_4568@email.ric.eduLiz Constantineaueconstantinea_2263@email.ric.edu
  
To further enhance the professional development of marketing students. As well as, spark the creativity of students by doing projects, events, promotions and web-design.
amaclub@so.ric.eduhttp://ric-ama.wix.com/ric-amaAngel Gonzalezagonzalez_3181@email.ric.eduKevin Martineaukmartineau_1588@email.ric.eduStephen Ramockisramocki@ric.edu
  
The Anchor, Rhode Island College's independent, student-run newspaper since 1928, is a weekly publication that provides RIC and the surrounding community with the latest news, sports, arts and entertainment, lifestyles and opinions. The Anchor provides students with the opportunity to engage in all aspects of the production of the newspaper including writing, editing, photography, graphics, sales and circulation.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheAnchorRIC/?view_public_for=371469799062

Twitter: @TheAnchorRIC

Instagram: @RICTheAnchor

editorinchief@anchorweb.orghttps://www.anchorweb.orgPatricia Macbethpmacbeth_8331@email.ric.eduRalston Najarrornajarro_3421@email.ric.eduMichael Michaudmmichaud@ric.edu
  
To increase knowledge and awareness of television and video production through hands-on experience. To act as a creative outlet for students who wish to participate in television and video production, and to exhibit students' work to a large audience on a regular basis via closed circuit TV and the Internet.
anchortv@so.ric.eduwww.ANCHORTV2.org Jacob Ottavianijottaviani_3965@email.ric.eduKelsie Donovankdonovan_8605@email.ric.eduMichael Cainemcaine_2785@ric.edu
  
To promote anthropological understanding throughout the campus and organize events to encourage students to take part in Non-Western traditions.
anthropos@so.ric.edu Andrew Flanaganaflanagan_1973@email.ric.eduTaylor Lussiertlussier_8461@email.ric.eduElijah Edelmaneedelman@ric.edu
  
To encourage activities which educate and promote the value of social work. Through this effort, we hope to generate concern for oppressed and marginalized populations and raise awareness of important social issues such as domestic violence, poverty, substance abuse, racism, sexism and homophobia.
bswo@so.ric.edu Michael Wynnmwynn_4182@email.ric.eduMichelle Paliottampaliotta_2597@ric.edu
  
A chance to introduce students to the exciting world of ballroom and Latin dance. With opportunities to learn the elegant steps of the waltz or the energy-filled jump of the swing, ballroom and Latin dance is the best way to meet new people, dance competitively or socially or just have a great time. Insta/Facebook: @ricballroom
ricballroom@gmail.comhttp://www.ricballroom.comJulia McAdamsjmcadams_1992@email.ric.eduEmily McGradyemcgrady_9769@email.ric.eduJoseph L. Zornadojzornado@ric.edu
  
Strives to enhance communication between biology students and faculty, increase awareness of biology and medical technology issues and current events, and increase the sense of community in the biology department. Instagram: @ricbioclub
bioclub@so.ric.edu Maria Gaskellmgaskell_2995@email.ric.eduCindy Rodriguezcrodriguez_3018@email.ric.eduEric Robertseroberts@ric.edu
  
To promote and teach the game of chess at Rhode Island College through meetings, tournaments, and events. The Chess Club encourages all members of the Rhode Island College community to socialize, relax, and enjoy spirited competition.
chessclub@so.ric.eduCarlos de Leon Polancocdeleonpolanc_6328@email.ric.eduPeter Iwamotopiwamoto_1277@email.ric.eduWalter Jasionowskiwjasionowski@ric.edu
  
Chi Sigma Iota is the international honor society of professional counseling and for professional counselors. Our mission is to promote scholarship, research, professionalism, leadership and excellence in counseling, and to recognize high attainment in the pursuit of academic and clinical excellence in the profession of counseling.
csi@so.ric.eduAlexandra Broccoliabroccoli_9441@email.ric.eduElizabeth Greenleafegreenleaf_9230@email.ric.eduMichelle Kay Crossleymcrossley@ric.edu401-456-8638
  
To raise artistic and aesthetic awareness and develop technical skills and abilitites of club members as it pertains to the use of ceramic media. To discuss works created by members and developments made by artists within the field of ceramics. To facialitate artistic development of members by sponsoring visiting artisits, gallery visits, and specialty kiln firings.
clubmudd@so.ric.eduHaley Johnsonhjohnson_7428@email.ric.eduKyra L. Garabediankgarabedian_2169@email.ric.eduCraig Bachmancbachman@ric.edu
  
The Co-op is a licensed preschool and daycare facility which provides quality child care for the children of RIC students, faculty, and staff.
coopreschool@so.ric.edu Ana Chaconachacon_0189@email.ric.eduJulissa Barriosjbarrios_4583@email.ric.eduBrian Stevensbstevens@ric.edu
  
Delta Phi Epsilon is an organization that is built on the bonds of sisterhood, pride in the sorority, and support for one another. The mission of Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority is to develop in women a social consciousness and a commitment to think and act for the greater good. The work done for the philanthropies, National Association for Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders (ANAD), The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, and Delta Phi Epsilon Education Foundation instills the desire to be active in the community.
deltaphiepsilon@so.ric.edu Rachel Hienerrhiener_7756@email.ric.eduLillian Brietzkelbrietzke_5391@email.ric.eduDenise Malesdmales@ric.edu
  
After many years Rhode Island College has reopened our English Club! Here individuals are free to discuss literary pieces, share their writing, and have an open dialogue about how English has influenced each member. Regardless of your major, all are welcome to join! Expand your reading and recommend personal treasured texts with fellow members. Perform in front of an audience an original at slam poetry sessions. Ask members to peer critique an essay when you just can’t seem to get the point across. Or relax with like minds discussing literature to films and their timeless importance. If you have works written that you want to publish, learn about the process of publishing them. Fun objectives are planned but we’re open to any suggestions or ideas you may have. However due to the current climate, the safety of each member is our number one priority, meetings until further notice, will be held on zoom Wednesdays’ at 1:00 p.m. EST. Twitter ---> @RICEnglishclub Instagram ---> @ric_englishclub
englishclubatRIC@gmail.comTayler Greentgreen_2275@email.ric.eduDarcey Bastowdbastow_2387@email.ric.eduKaren Borenkboren@ric.edu
  
To promote sustainability within our school and community through various educational functions, a school garden, and other events that foster community partnerships. Insta: @ric_environmentalclub
environmentalclub@so.ric.eduMaria Gaskellmgaskell_2995@email.ric.eduOlivia McCarthyomccarthy_7674@email.ric.eduJames Murphyjmurphy2@ric.eduDean Faioladfaiola@ric.edu
  
The organization that represents the interests of the freshman class. Contact Student Community Government to learn how to run.
ricscg@ric.edu
  
GAMER strives to provide an open forum for people interested in role-playing games, video games, miniature war games, card collecting games (CCG), and board games. We encourage members to come learn new games or play an old favorite. GAMER is open to anyone interested in games, no matter your level of skill or experience.
gamer@so.ric.eduCasey Williamscwilliams_6540@email.ric.eduLauren Shealshea_0908@email.ric.eduKenneth Hughes Jr.khughes_6451@ric.edu
  
Harambee, which is Kiswahili means "unity" or "stand together," is the name of Rhode Island College 's multicultural student organization.  The members primarily consist of students from throughout the African Diaspora (African-American, Afro-Carribean, Continental African) and welcomes others from diverse cultural backgrounds.  The purpose of the organization is to provide cultural experiences that will be beneficial in our search for our heritage; to coordinate our educational experiences so that others may learn from us; and to engage in social activities that allows us to show our responsibility to society.
harambee@so.ric.eduNight Jean Muhingabonmuhingabo_6990@email.ric.eduBrooxana Pierrebpierre_4323@email.ric.eduTamika Wordlow-Williamstwordlow@ric.edu
  
The Health and Physical Education Club goal is to provide an environment to further enhance the professional development of Rhode Island College students through community and school-based health and physical education experiences. We want to provide an opportunity to consistently network with faculty, professionals and other students within our HPE department. Overall, what is most important is the content and to influence, impact, and enhance interest/creativity within health and physical education.
Amelia Murphyamurphy_4228@email.ric.eduAbigail Phelanaphelan_8623@email.ric.eduNewell Robertsnroberts_9687@email.ric.eduGennaro Madonnagmadonna_6775@email.ric.eduKristen Pepinkpepin@ric.edu
  
The Information Security Club exists for students who wish to discover the fast-paced world of information security. The club will explore different topics within the realm of information security and serve to host presentations and activities around expanding students’ knowledge and awareness of the state of the industry today.
isc@so.ric.eduAdam Sebzdaasebzda_2142@email.ric.eduNaomi Ruiznruiz_8790@email.ric.eduSuzanne Mello-Starksmellostark@ric.edu
  
RIC Intervarsity seeks to be a welcoming Christian community that offers open access to anyone seeking connection with God, people and the greater RIC community.
InterVarsity.ric.316@gmail.comhttp://www.ricintervarsity.wordpress.comBrooxana Pierrebpierre_4323@email.ric.eduThomas Yakeytyakey_1692@email.ric.eduJeannine Olsonjolson@ric.edu
  
The organization that represents the interests of the junior class. Contact Student Community Government to learn how to run.
ricscg@ric.eduLisa Hoopislhoppis@ric.edu
  
Kappa Sigma Colony is the largest college social fraternity in the world with more than 230,000 living members, including over 20,000 undergraduates and 320 Chapters and colonies located throughout the United States and Canada. Founded in 1869 at the University of Virginia, Kappa Sigma Colony International Headquarters is based in Charlottesville, Virginia.
kappasigma@so.ric.eduKevin Martineaukmartineau_1588@email.ric.eduKelvin TorresKelvint.642@gmail.comJeffrey Brunellejbrunelle@ric.edu
  
LASO is dedicated to the pursuit of excellence in developing our member's individual potential. We acknowledge that the richness of our culture's identity should aid us in achieving our academic and social goals. LASO is a supportive organization, which encourages its members to learn about diversity of the Latino culture, while promoting leadership development within us all. As the influence and impact of Latin American people and culture has increased in the United States and abroad, LASO has built networks of support in cooperation with other clubs, organizations, associations of the college administration, and our friends. LASO is determined to seek strengths in union as Latino students face critical juncture in higher education; which includes decreasing enrollment nationwide and lack of support and resources. LASO is committed to the use of our skills, knowledge, and energy to contribute to the welfare of our people, society, and the world. Our membership is made up of diverse students from Latin America, Caribbean Islands, Central America, and South America, as well from various ethnic groups. All students are welcome!!
laso@so.ric.eduPerla Torresptorres_6420@email.ric.eduKim Sandovalksandoval_9263@email.ric.eduPegah Rahmanianprahmanian@ric.edu
  
To serve as student leaders, advocates, and mentors for nursing students of color in the Rhode Island College School of Nursing (RICSON). We aim to bridge the gap between nursing students of color and the School of Nursing faculty/staff, to ensure students are equipped with equal opportunity and adequate resources to successfully complete the RICSON program without setbacks.
msno@so.ric.eduPatrice Turnipseedpturnipseed_9318@email.ric.eduSarah Brownsbrown_7938@email.ric.eduDeborah Kutenplondkutenplon@ric.edu
  
The purpose of the Muslim Students Association is to create a welcoming and accessible space for students and faculty that identify as, or with, Muslims. We aim to host events around campus to create awareness of the religion. We are a unified voice for students at RIC for any accommodation and religious needs that students may find necessary on campus.
msa@so.ric.eduIsraa Al-Nubaniialnubani_9300@email.ric.eduOmar Chaghlilochaghlil_6740@email.ric.eduSally Hamoudashamouda@ric.edu
  
NRHH is composed of the top 1% of student leaders on campuses across the world. Furthermore, NRHH has four pillars that each member can continue to strive to achieve: scholastics, recognition, service and leadership.
nrhh@so.ric.edu Madison Morinmmorin_3084@email.ric.eduKyle Canaleskcanales_6308@email.ric.eduJames Cookjcook_8163@ric.edu
  
The RIC chapter of the National Science Teachers Association allows aspiring science teachers at Rhode Island College to become acquainted with each other in an informal environment, to discuss their paths through the education program, and to enhance their science education.
nsta@so.ric.eduhttp://www.nsta.orgNicole Grammasngrammas_5237@email.ric.eduMelanie Howardmhoward_0196@email.ric.eduSuzanne Conklinsconklin@ric.edu
  
We build leaders who make a better world.
nsls@so.ric.edu http://www.societyleadership.org/Diandra DelSignoreddelsignore_0763@email.ric.eduMaria Cabralmcabral_8355@email.ric.eduVanessa Ruggierivruggieri@ric.edu
  
The Physical Science Club is for students who are interested in learning more about any type of physical sciences
scienceclub@so.ric.eduMorgan Andrewsmandrews_2564@email.ric.eduCorey Thomascthomas_9801@email.ric.eduMedini Padmanabhanmpadmanabhan@ric.edu
  
The purpose of the Political Science Club is to generate interest and participation in the political process to all interested RIC students.
polisciclub@so.ric.edu Mackenzie Raimondmraimond_1957@email.ric.eduShreena Patelspatel_1765@email.ric.eduRobyn Linderlinde@ric.edu401-274-1011
  
The Rhode Island College Pre-Health Organization’s purpose is to establish a community of like minds that share a passion and dedication for the field of medicine; expose Pre-Health members to the extensive resources outside of the Rhode Island College community, and enlighten medical scholars to other resources and volunteer opportunities that will enhance their future career opportunities; assist in guiding members through the ever-challenging application processes to Dental, Medical (allopathic and osteopathic), Occupational Therapy, Optometry, Physical Therapy, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, Physician Assistant (PA), Veterinary, and other health-related secondary schools; alleviate the stressors of school by providing a fun and safe environment that educates through unique and enjoyable activities; and encourage the appreciation of the significance of pre-professional education at Rhode Island College.
prehealth@so.ric.eduLeana D'Erricolderrico_5475@email.ric.eduBryan Arboledabarboleda_9281@email.ric.eduKymberlee O'Brienkobrien_3513@ric.edu
  
The Rhode Island College Pre-Law Society seeks to provide information and resources to undergraduate and graduate students of Rhode Island College who are interested in pursuing a career in the legal field, in addition to fostering engagement with the law by facilitating discussion and exploration of its various applications in society.
prelaw@so.ric.eduJean Marie Arnoldjarnold_3710@email.ric.eduCaylen Williamscwilliams_4556@email.ric.eduThomas Schmelingtschmeling@ric.edu
  
The goal of this organization is to help those of different sexual orientations and identities (gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer) be comfortable with who they are in the light of college life. It is also this group's goal to give these people a voice to be heard at RIC. Facebook/Instagram: @ricpride
pride@so.ric.eduRebecca Smartrsmart_9324@email.ric.eduHailey Penningtonhpennington_5926@email.ric.eduVanessa Ruggierivruggieri@ric.eduWarren Millerwmiller@ric.edu
  
Our club provides students who share a collective passion for printmaking, opportunities and experiences related to the printmaking world. We engage in Visiting Artist talks, print trade exchanges, exhibition opportunities, fundraising efforts, and encourage our members to attend professional conferences related to the field.
printmaking@so.ric.eduSandra Morasmora_4735@email.ric.eduJennifer Floresjflores_7371@email.ric.eduJohn Paul McCaugheymccaughey.johnpaul@gmail.com
  
To provide out of class extra-curricular activities for students. To create a sense of community among RIC students and to create a social setting of educational and recreational nature.
ricprogeb@gmail.comYulie Medrano-Paradaymedranoparad_3007@email.ric.eduMaci Dorantesmdorantes_4629@email.ric.eduMaria Friedmanmfriedman_4805@email.ric.eduMike Giacalonemgiacalone@ric.edu
  
Psi Chi is the National Honor Society in Psychology, founded in 1929 for the purpose of encouraging, stimulating, and maintaining excellence in scholarship and advancing the science of psychology
psichi@so.ric.eduMelissa Kazarianmkazarian_8921@email.ric.eduMikayla Dubismdubis_5895@email.ric.eduDavid Sugarmandsugarman@ric.eduKatherine Lacasseklacasse@ric.edu
  
Psych Society is dedicated to promoting a path to learning about the field of psychology as well as possible internships, research projects, and job opportunities. Instagram: @ric_psychsociety
psychsociety@so.ric.edu Nicholas Trebisaccintrebisacci_7719@email.ric.eduEmily Witterewitter_3813@email.ric.eduDavid Sugarmandsugarman@ric.eduKatherine Lacasseklacasse@ric.edu
  
The Resident Student Association (RSA) is comprised of students living both in the residence halls and off-campus. The goal for RSA is to assist with students' needs and concerns and to provide programs for the residents which are on a larger scale than the ones that the Hall Councils usually provide. Representatives from all six halls help promote and recruit new members within their respective residence halls and meet together on a regularly scheduled basis. Another goal for RSA is to improve residential life and to promote unity throughout the campus community. Some recent events include duck hunt, res-week, dodgeball, carnival, ice cream socials, campaigns for better food service at the college, increased safety for motor vehicles and parking area, review and update of Residence Hall Policies, sponsorship of marathons to raise money for charity, semi-formal dances, talent shows, trips to plays and sporting events and many other on-campus events. Funding is provided for this organization by Student Community Government (student activity fees). RSA also works closely with Hall Councils, the Office of Residential Life and Housing, and other organizations. RSA is run by the students and elects students from within the group to serve on an Executive Board.
rsa@so.ric.edu Simon Billingssbillings_0157@email.ric.eduMatthew Thuresonmthureson_8887@email.ric.eduJames Cookjcook_8163@ric.edu
  
RICESS provides a peer support system as many like-minded individuals come together to discuss the various challenges social studies educators face while giving members the opportunity and resources to expand their skills.
ricess@so.ric.edu https://ricess.wordpress.com/Lauren McDonoughlmcdonough_5957@email.ric.eduJacob Madorejmadore_3943@email.ric.eduMark Mottemmotte@ric.edu
  
The purpose of RICHA is to provide a social forum for healthcare administration students to build relationships with one another and to engage professionals in the healthcare field. Through RICHA, students will learn more about the healthcare administration and gain support in their pursuit of becoming professionals.
healthcareclub@so.ric.eduJessica Leechjleech_2127@email.ric.eduMikaela Rosamrosa_4079@email.ric.eduMarianne Raimondomraimondo@ric.edu
  
RIC Metalsmiths is a club blossoming from the Jewelry-Metalsmithing department of Rhode Island College. The purpose of this club is to highlight one of the many art concentrations offered on our college campus. As a group, we would like to create a student run co-learning environment where students can assist each other with learning new techniques as well to educate the "Non-Art Major" about our concentration! Our mission is to create an educational and social link with our peers as well as to create demos and events where we can invite "non-artists" in on the fun!
metalsmiths@so.ric.eduHealther Oliverholiver_9501@email.ric.eduDianne Reillydreilly@ric.edu
  
As aspiring medical personnel (such as medical doctors, optometry doctors, physician assistants, veterinarians, pharmacists, dentists, and the like) it is vital to our future success within the health services community to establish a strong network of support and guidance throughout our undergraduate, and graduate studies encompassing the Rhode Island College student community. The aspirations of the RIC Pre-Health Organization are quite vast, yet the main objective is to establish a community of like minds that share a similar passion and dedication to the field of medicine. The goal of this club is expose the RIC pre-health students to the extensive resources outside of Rhode Island College community, and enlighten the medical scholars to additional resources and volunteer opportunities that will enhance their future career opportunities within the medicine field.
prehealth@so.ric.eduMatthew Schiavomschiavo_8441@email.ric.eduMeaghan Gouldmgould_4678@email.ric.eduDr. Eric Hallehall@ric.edu
  
Nicolle St.Cyrnstcyr_0352@email.ric.edu
  
The purpose of this organization is to form an educational community for students in and around recovery. This organization aims to create a safe and open environment for students to receive support from each other as well as learn about recovery.
ricoveryorg@so.ric.eduMelissa Mejiammejia_1991@email.ric.eduBrynn Terrybterry_6041@email.ric.eduJayson Spasjspas@ric.eduBethany Lewisblewis@ric.edu
  
SNL is a spiritually based group focused on providing consistent Bible discussion groups and service opportunities involving the RIC community.
snl@so.ric.eduJennifer Contrerasjcontreras_6781@email.ric.eduSalomon Klarousklarou_3726@email.ric.eduCarlo Cantarellaccantarella@ric.edu
  
The organization that represents the interests of the senior class.
seniorclass@so.ric.edu Michael Giacalonemgiacalone@ric.edu
  
RIC's literary magazine.
shoreline@so.ric.edu Taylor Sarneckytsarnecky_5130@email.ric.eduNadia Xaviernxavier_0070@email.ric.eduMark Andersonmanderson@ric.edu
  
The Software Engineering Club is an organization that is focused on fostering an environment of learning in regards to software development, as well as creating software that can help students on campus.
software_engineering@so.ric.eduJustin Cabraljcabral_4736@email.ric.eduJonathan Duranjduran_2254@email.ric.eduMichael Cainemcaine@ric.edu
  
To cultivate a network of small community groups in which students can discuss what it means to pursue God in faith, education, and through acting justly in the community.
sojourn@so.ric.edu Julia Fagundesjfagundes_9166@email.ric.eduMakari Wilcoxmwilcox_3677@email.ric.eduTerri LaPlantetlaplante@ric.edu
  
The organization that represents the interests of the sophomore class. Contact Student Community Government to learn how to run.
ricscg@ric.edu
  
As a Spanish language learner, any Rhode Island College student is now able to practice their Spanish during una hora de conversation, movie days, and on trips to cultural events around Rhode Island, Boston, and New York. Through these opportunities students can practice their conversational skills in an English-free zone.
spanishclub@so.ric.edu Lilly Ngolvorarathlngolvorarath_5825@email.ric.eduAmarilys Ovalleaovalle_1580@email.ric.eduMaricarmen Margenotmmargenot@ric.edu
  
Student Community Government acts as a forum for students to address various issues and concerns affecting students at RIC. It also facilitates the growth and continuity of student organizations on campus by overseeing their operating and funding them.
ricscg@ric.edu http://ricscg.org/David Blaispresident@ricscg.orgAiden Meserveyvicepresident@ricscg.orgArthur Patrieapatrie@ric.eduTamika Wordlowtwordlow@ric.edu
  
To promote high standards of nursing practice through nursing education, to provide programs representative of current professional interests and concerns to nursing students, to inform the student body of the nature of professional nursing. Also, to provide a forum for investigation of issues in healthcare and to speak for better health in the college community.
ricstudentnurse@gmail.comKaileigh Petitkpetit_4300@email.ric.eduSondra Bouchardsbouchard_4773@email.ric.eduSheri Bouchersboucher_8256@ric.edu
  
Theta Phi Alpha is a national women's social fraternity, and is a member of the National Panhellenic Conference. The mission of Theta Phi Alpha encompasses far more than providing a social network for college women. For more than 90 years, the sisters of Theta Phi Alpha have maintained a history rich in educational excellence, professional achievement, and a deep commitment to social service. Instagram: @thetaphiric
thetaphialpha@so.ric.edu http://thetaphiric.weebly.com/Fallon Davisfdavis_6691@email.ric.eduAlyssa Medeirosamedeiros_6670@email.ric.eduCynthia Taylorctaylor@ric.edu
  
VISA is a student organization focused on supporting international students, all are welcome to join!
Adaobi Ajegboaajegbo_7020@email.ric.eduAyomide Awoyemiaawoyemi_7023@email.ric.eduKarina Mascorrokmascorro@ric.edu
  
WXIN is here to provide the RIC community with responsible programming, teach newcomers about the music and radio industries, increase our knowledge and understanding of broadcast radio through experience, and provide and outlet for students to express themselves creatively within FCC rules and radio ethics.
gm@ricradio.org Brynn Terrybterry_6041@email.ric.eduAlexis Raposaarapoza_6652@email.ric.eduMichael Cainemcaine@ric.edu
  
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority is an international, historically Black Greek-lettered sorority founded on January 16, 1920 by five collegiate women at Howard University. We are the only constitutionally bound sorority to Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated. There are over 800 chapters and more than 100,000 members located in places such as Africa, the Virgin Islands, Japan, and London. Its mission is to foster the ideas of service, charity, scholarship, civil and cultural endeavors, sisterhood, and finer womanhood. these ideals are reflected in the sorority's national programs, such as the National Education Foundation, providing scholarships to students; Stork's Nest, which is a partnership with March of Dimes; and Zetas Helping Other People Excel (Z-HOPE) to name a few.
Melanie Robinsonmelanier1920@gmail.com

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