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Getting Involved on Campus through Student Organizations

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Merrimack chapter.

There are many different ways to get involved on Merrimack College’s Campus, one being through student organizations! Here is a list of all student organizations that Merrimack offers to their students:

 

Academic Organizations

Accounting ClubAmerican Marketing Association (AMA)American Society of Civil EngineersThe Beacon (Student Newspaper)Criminology ClubEducation ClubFinance (Investment) ClubIEEE (Electrical Engineering) Italian ClubMath ClubModel United NationsPre-Law SocietyStudents In Free Enterprise (SIFE)Sport Management ClubStudent Association of Sociology (SAS)Sports Medicine Club 

Governance Councils

Class of 2015Class of 2016Class of 2017Class of 2018Panhellenic Council (Sorority Governing Board)Student Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC)Student Government Association (SGA)

Greek Letter Organizations

Tau Kappa Epsilon (Fraternity)Theta Phi Alpha (Sorority)Zeta Tau Alpha (Sorority)

Panhellenic Council (Sorority Governing Board)Order of Omega (Honor Society) 

Performance & Arts Organizations

Art WarriorsConcert ChoirJazz EnsembleMackapella (A-cappella group)Onstagers Dramatic SocietyPep Band 

Social and Special Interest Organizations

Asian, Latino(a), African, Native American Affairs (ALANA)Athletes in ActionAuto ClubBest Buddies

CruGaming ClubGay Straight Alliance (GSA)Green TeamHerCampusInterfaith AllianceLive 2 Give (Relay for Life)Merrimack Program BoardPoker SocietySki & Snowboard ClubUltimate Warrior

 

With all these student organizations on campus, no one should ever be bored! The best part is if none of the organizations are pleasing to you, then you can always create your own. Student Involvement is always there to help all organizations, including students who are trying to create one.

Brooke is a Merrimack College graduate with a passion for news. Few things get her more excited than racing around a newsroom, helping develop breaking stories. Her goal is to help make the world a better place through the art of journalism. You can often find her exploring the Boston-area with a smile on her face.
Rachel DeYoung is a junior at Merrimack College pursuing a degree in Business Marketing with a minor in Mass Communications. This is her third year as a member of the Her Campus Merrimack College chapter where she assumes the role of Campus Correspondent. You can follow her on Instagram (rdeyoung)