To assist and empower students to achieve academic success.

Active Minds is a student led organization with the goal to raise awareness for mental illnesses and eliminate the negative stigmas associated with them.

Our mission is to design, test, build, and fly RC model aircraft in the AIAA DBF competition. Each year, the design parameters change to give us a new challenge to adapt and build for. In the 2017-18 year, we will be travelling and competing in Witchita, Kansas in April.

24 Hour access to the Aero Design Lab [after 1 semester of active involvement], flying trips, hands on experience with composites, laser cutting, and aerodynamic concepts.

Agape Christian Fellowship (ACF) is an evangelical Christian campus ministry that was established in 1995 serving the University of Rochester, Eastman School of Music and Rochester Institute of Technology.

We are a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural student group devoted to learning, understanding, and applying Biblical truths into our lives. The primary focus of this fellowship is to minister to students through teaching, training, and guiding them in the ways of the Lord, during their years of undergraduate and graduate studies. We are here to provide the student body with an environment where students can develop and build upon their spiritual foundations and meet other students who share that same desire.

We seek to foster a community of believers throughout the Rochester area who will support each other in living the Christian life and to disciple students through small groups, Bible studies, large group meetings, accountability, serving the community, good Scriptural teachings, and fellowship. It also provides different outreach and serving opportunities as a part of the discipleship process for students.

Alpha Phi Omega provides service to various campuses, organizations, and causes, both Nationwide and in the Greater Rochester Area! RIT's chapter of ΑΦΩ is the Xi Zeta chapter. Our chapter is all about doing service both on the RIT campus, and throughout Rochester. We've been involved with Haunted Hayride, Relay for Life, Foodlink, Boy's and Girl's Club, and many more organizations and events.

Purpose
The purpose of Alpha Sigma Alpha is to foster close friendships between members and to develop women of poise and purpose.

Vision
The vision of Alpha Sigma Alpha is to cultivate values and ideals in women who are known for their character and concern for others. Alpha Sigma Alpha inspires women to lead, to serve and most of all to make a difference.

Mission
Alpha Sigma Alpha promotes high ideals and standards for its members throughout their lives by emphasizing balance among our four aims of intellectual, physical, social and spiritual development. Alpha Sigma Alpha provides opportunities through:

Sisterhood — forming strong bonds of unconditional friendship based on common values and experiences;

Heritage — expressed through creed, ritual and history; and

Leadership and Service — enhanced by chapter, campus and community involvement.

Core Values
BALANCE…to live a well-rounded life.

GENEROSITY…to give of myself.

GROWTH…to seek continual development.

INTEGRITY…to have strong moral principles.

LEARNING…to expand my mind

RELATIONSHIPS…to build strong bonds of friendship.

RESPONSIBILITY…to display personal commitment and accountability.

ENJOYMENT…to love life and joyously live.

Network of hospitality industry professionals
Become part of a team dedicated to hospitality
Gain experience in the industry through volunteerism and events
Host and attend on campus and off campus events

The American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) is a national, nonprofit organization focused on substantially increasing the representation of American Indians, Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians, Pacific Islanders, First Nations and other indigenous peoples of North America in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) studies and careers.

- Promote awareness and provide an understanding of the Asian culture and heritage to the students of RIT and the greater Rochester community
- Provide a conducive environment for encouraging Asian students to utilize their history, culture, and art to foster self-esteem and respect for their heritage
- Socializing: meeting new and interesting people and simply, having some fun!

Give the opportunity to Asian and non-Asian students to have equal benefits of sharing a diversity of cultures and values among others and promote cross-cultural understanding among students with diverse backgrounds.

Members gather together weekly to play some badminton.

The club is for all students regardless of their badminton skill to be able to enjoy weekly exercise. The club is held every Friday from 5 - 7 pm. at Student Life Center gym court 5.

Founded in 2003, the RIT Ballroom Dance Club is a social club sponsored by Student Government that focuses on providing students and interested persons of all skill levels with instruction and the resources necessary to become involved in recreational or competitive ballroom dance. No partner or experience is necessary; our only requirement is that you have fun!

We expose regular members to the majority of traditional ballroom and latin/rhythm dances, primarily providing instruction for American waltz, tango, foxtrot, cha cha, rumba, and east coast swing. On occasion, instruction for dances not on our typical syllabus may also be provided.

We're just a small part of a larger community of dance clubs on the RIT campus. Therefore, we encourage our members to experiment with new and different styles of dance in order to improve their individual ability, meet new people, and achieve a more rounded knowledge of dance in general.

We do hope you’ll join us. To be added to our mailing list, shoot us an email at
rbdcballroom@gmail.com!

Many of us started right here at RIT in the Wellness program. If you didn’t know, RIT Wellness offers beginner ballroom and latin classes (that count toward your graduation requirements!) as well as intermediate classes for more experienced dancers. Dance classes are listed under the course subject WDAN on SIS; trust us, it will be a ton of fun!


-- Fall 2017 Schedule --

Every Monday
• 8:00 PM - 10:00 PM

We meet in the Student Life Center Upper Dance Studio: (HAC)-1270


-- Fall 2017 E-Board --

Taylor Carpenter, President
Lizzy Carr, Treasurer
Shadiah Morrison, Secretary

Alex Kessler, Instructor
Maureen Hickey, Advisor
Julie Olney, Advisor



Updated: August 24, 2017

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Bhakti yoga club is a shared, spiritual space and community based on trust,
respect, and compassion, exploring the principles that underlie yoga practice generally, and bhakti yoga
-- the yoga of loving service -- specifically. Students get in touch with their spiritual side, expand their
horizons, re-discover their connections, and apply Gita wisdom to modern life. The higher taste of
Bhakti powerfully inspires positive thinking and provides the strength to overcome negative habits,
encouraging the spiritual growth of our future.

We have weekly one hour long meetings on Monday nights from 6:30-7:30 PM in Gosnell room 1154. From our Research Shadowing Day to career seminars we aim to give opportunities for members to learn about the biotechnology field. In our meetings we first discuss a new biotech topic that was chosen the week before. These discussions help us to stay up to date with the latest developments in the field. The second half of our meetings are then used to plan any upcoming events.

To help teach and spread the culture of breakdance to anyone who's interested. We teach all levels from beginners to advanced dancers. Even if you've never danced before, don't be afraid to stop by!!!

Basic is a community of believers focused on experiencing the love of Jesus and giving it away. We seek to grow as individuals and as a group, help others in tangible ways, and love God with all that we are.

We prepare RIT students to exercise leadership as members of a rapidly changing global community.

The Center for Residence Life is committed to engaging, inclusive and safe living-learning environments. We foster student success through pioneering initiatives, collaboration within our department and throughout the campus, and a focus on a respectful community, holistic development, and personal wellness.

Appreciating Cheese

The College Activities Board (CAB) is a student-run organization that serves as RIT’s premier organization for event planning and campus programming. The mission of CAB is to provide a diverse and unique assortment of events to entertain and engage students outside of the classroom. CAB prides itself on creating, planning, and executing quality events in collaboration with campus partners for the RIT community.

RIT's Colleges Against Cancer supports the mission of the American Cancer Society (ACS), specifically, to aid in eliminating cancer as a major health problem through research, education, advocacy, and service. By initiating and supporting programs of the American Cancer Society and other organizations in our college community we advocate for the ACS to our peers. We also achieve this throughout our planning and execution of our biggest fundraising event, Relay for Life.

The mission of this club is the purpose of establishing this dance club is to express ourselves in different diversity of music. Each
dance has its own meaning of expression. Dancing encourages us to build our confidence, as well discovering our identities
within music.

Not only that, but it also brings together variations of people, love, peace, and happiness without feeling rejected. Being deaf
individuals with music, we often get told that we can’t dance because we can’t hear. The truth; we can.

By forming this organization, we hope to encourage deaf students to express themselves through forms of dance. We want to inspire our students to understand the true origins of dance, and how our past has played a significant role in the music we have today. Our goal for this club, is to prove to the community that we, deaf individuals, can use dance as a way to express ourselves.

The RIT Debate Society exists first and foremost to help its members gain skill and experience in the art of debating. This prime directive is naturally accompanied by benefits including (but not limited to): travel to other universities to debate against others in a tournament setting, honing of public speaking skills, development of logical argument formulation, and practice extrapolating categorical truths from paltry evidence.

Membership is open to regularly enrolled undergraduates, postgraduates, alumni, faculty, staff, and night students – so long as they are in good standing with the Institute.
Active Members are eligible to participate in activities related to the selection or operation of the Executive Board or club advisors.

Dumbledore's Army at RIT is a university chapter of a non-profit organization known as the Harry Potter Alliance (www.thehpalliance.org). The Harry Potter Alliance uses parallels from the books to promote charity and social activism within the Harry Potter fandom community. Promoting literacy, raising awareness of Darfur, and sending aid to disaster-struck places like Haiti are among the things the Harry Potter Alliance takes part in. At RIT, we'll do fundraisers for charity and run book drives, but more importantly we'll build a community dedicated to helping others and sharing our love/appreciation/etc. for the Harry Potter series. If you'd like to learn more, we meet in the Campus Center Reading Room on Wednesdays of odd weeks from 8-10 PM.

The purpose is to support, help and serve the community to understand and acquire knowledge on the heritage, culture and the identity of the Black Deaf Population. We believe in providing multiple opportunities to develop a sense of unity, skills and space for Students in our community.

Open discussion club about current events and how current events relate to the economy. No Economics class knowledge needed to attend

To gain a better understanding of Economics and how Economics relates to current events. Also a place for respectful debate accompanied by pizza.

The RIT Electric Vehicle Team (EVT) is a student-run organization dedicated to promoting the viability of electric vehicles through real-world demonstrations of electric drivetrains in action. The team aims to educate people on the principles of electric vehicle design by engaging students in challenging and rewarding projects that cover a wide variety of academic disciplines.

Whether you're an avid Go player,
a lover of strategy games, or someone
looking to take up a new hobby,
Empty Sky has something to offer!

We meet twice a week for casual
games, host two AGA tournaments a year, and beginners are always welcome!

To spread the Olympic sport of fencing, both competitive and casual, for all three weapons - foil, epee, and saber. Proud member of USA Fencing and the US Association of Collegiate Fencing Clubs.

Practices - Saturdays, 2-4 pm, Student Life Center
First two weeks are in Courts 4 and 5, after that we're in the Mini Gym

Two free trial practices, then dues required (amount TBD). All equipment provided, and no experience necessary! We welcome new members of all athletic abilities.

The RIT Formula SAE Racing Team is dedicated to designing, fabricating, testing, developing, racing, and promoting the finest Formula SAE racer in the world. We will strive to become the most professional, respected, and prestigious team in SAE. We will provide a constructive learning environment that will strengthen new team members by giving them the best hands-on engineering experience. Through our commitment to quality both in the shop and on the track we will better ourselves and our competition. We will accomplish this through teamwork, dedication and effective communication.

RIT Formula SAE members get valuable real-world experience working on a multi-disciplinary team to produce a tangible product each and every year. This experience translates into doors opening for the best available co-op and full-time opportunities, as well as a tight network of friends.

Mission

Fraternity & Sorority Life is committed to enhancing RIT’s fraternity & sorority community by providing support that promotes and recognizes excellence in academics, leadership, service, and social responsibility.

Vision

The RIT Fraternity & Sorority Community will become the premier fraternity & sorority community in the nation

Goals
To increase support for all RIT recognized fraternities and sororities
To develop a sense of community belonging among the members, chapters, and governing councils
To assist the governing councils in their goal to achieve self-governance
To assess all chapters to determine their individual strengths and opportunities

Rochester Institute of Technology is home to 29 diverse inter/national social fraternities and sororities. These organizations offer students an opportunity to enhance college life in a unique environment. Commitment to personal and organizational excellence is the cornerstone of the RIT fraternity and sorority experience. Fraternity & sorority membership is a valuable opportunity for personal, intellectual and social development.
Each fraternity and sorority share a deep commitment toward the development of the individual members as well as the entire chapter. Throughout the years, RIT fraternities and sororities have promoted scholarship, actively participated in a variety of community service projects, raised money for their national philanthropies, competed in athletic and intramural sports and socialized with other organizations.

Game Symphony Orchestra is a community of musicians, students, and gamers alike that joins together and performs video game music. Our mission is to create said community, and share our liking of music performance and video game music.

-Participate in the Orchestra
-Be in a community of people with your same likes
-Access to our large repertoire of sheet music
-Access to Percussion instruments (Piano, Auxiliary, Drums, etc)
-Rehearsal Space & Official Practices

We seek to provide a welcoming and inclusive environment for all students to cultivate their own understanding of international business and global issues, learn and network with multinational organizations, and become the business leaders of tomorrow.

To promote healthy living through unique exercises and new ways of stretching. We also provide yoga, off campus gymnastics practice, and ways of reducing stress throughout the rigorous semester. All experience levels are welcome! From teaching tumbling from the basics to backflips, we have it all!

RIT’s Higher Education Fellows program is an opportunity for students who are interested in exploring a career in higher education administration. The program will provide each fellow with a professional mentor and is designed to combine seminars, networking, and experiential opportunities to enhance awareness and understanding of higher education administration. Students are expected to engage in the full experience of the program to achieve the most benefit.

Hooks and Needles is a social hobby group formed to bring together fiber artists to provide a positive environment in which to knit, crochet, and other fiber arts along with teach relevant skills.

Our club is free for anyone to attend and enjoy, but dues-paying members are also able to:

- Take home club supplies like yarn and needles + pattern library
- Get first dibs on seats for Joann trips + other off-campus events
- Sell items in periodic craft fairs
- Vote in e-board elections

In response to God's love, grace, and truth: The Purpose of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA is to establish and advance at colleges and universities witnessing communities of students and faculty who follow Jesus as Savior and Lord: growing in love for God, God's Word, God's people of every ethnicity and culture and God's purposes in the world.

To have a fun environment for all musicians across campus to jam together and connect with each other. All singers and instrumentalists are invited to come have fun!

Becoming a better musician, making new friends, performing for audiences, joining the Jam Fam!

Our goal is to spread the lifestyle, sport and art of Judo. We train this martial art both competitively and classically and welcome everyone, beginners and experts alike.

Practice: Sunday 12pm-2pm in Clark Gym Wrestling Room

The Latin American Deaf Club represents people working together toward a common goal. This goal is to help those around us to understand our culture and what it means to be “Latino.” As an organization we provide programs to stimulate the interest of deaf students of all backgrounds. We also attempt to create support and guidance for Latino students. As a student organization, our primary purpose is to educate and increase cultural awareness among all deaf students.

The Latin American Student Association, also called LASA, was established in 1985 at the Rochester Institute of Technology and functions as an institute organization under the African American Latin American Native American Student Association, or ACA. We provide opportunities for our members to learn, embrace, and share their Latin heritage, while at the same time creating and supporting cultural awareness in a social and familial atmosphere.

The League of RIT is already an established community at RIT, which serves the purpose of allowing students who play League of Legends to meet one another and play games! Our primary purpose is to give League of Legends players a positive environment to gather, where they have the potential to meet new friends and win cool prizes!

Lowenthal Service Group (LSG) is a community service organization within the Saunders College of Business (SCB). LSG members get involved whenever and wherever duty calls, participating in service opportunities on- and off-campus.

We've donated time and skills to SCB events such as Open House, served the RIT campus with events like Green-Up Day, and reached out to the greater Rochester community and beyond during events like Relay for Life.

If you want to join a group of passionate helpers and play your part in supporting the community, join us!

The RIT Men's Ice Hockey club is in accordance with the American Collegiate Hockey Association in the Division I level. We are dedicated, as a club, to provide students with an opportunity to play intercollegiate ice hockey at a competitive level. As a RIT SG recognized Club, we are entitled to funds, however limited. Therefore we do charge a player fee. This fee is determined at the beginning of each year and will cover practice and game ice time as well as travel expenses.

As student athletes, we understand that education is our first priority here at RIT and that school takes precedence over hockey. However, as a team we are committed to preparing ourselves for the highest level of competition. Having said that, we as a club have rules and regulations for players regarding attendance to practice, fundraising events, etc. that will dictate a players eligibility for games.

As a Student Government recognized club, we cannot limit our membership by sex and we encourage membership of both men and women. However, the ACHA is a men's league and we cannot roster a female for a game.

Sports offered through the campus life program promote development of leadership skills and values, promote campus spirit and provide visibility for the Institute. Support the Tigers by attending an exciting athletic event.

Our Mission is to provide an atmosphere in which any RIT student can learn to play the sport of Rugby while forming a bond with the other members of the club. The men's club rugby team is a competitive sports team that competes against other collegiate club teams in Upstate New York. Come do something different with your time and college and form long lasting bonds with club members while playing the gentlemen's sport of rugby.

There are no cuts for the team. If you show up to practice and give effort you are a welcome member of this team. Additionally, you will form lasting friendships with the members on this team.

Ultimate Frisbee is a hybrid sport that combines a lot of elements of others. You advance the disc by throwing it to teammates until reaching the goal (laid out like a football field). We take people of all skill levels.

We pride ourselves on the ability to teach newcomers the game. If you want to be involved, email us at: RITultimate@gmail.com

Mission
MOSAIC’s vision is to serve as an important component of RIT’s effort to create a welcoming, and inclusive campus community by providing students with a comfortable space for multicultural community building, individual expression, and the exchange of ideas through collaborative cultural, educational, and social experiences.

Are you looking for a presentation space? A comfortable place to meet or study? Somewhere to hang out or read? Eat a quiet lunch? Take a break?

To book your space, hangout, take a break or hold your next meeting, visit us at the MOSAIC Center. We are located on the 2nd floor of the SAU, Room 2510 or to make a reservation email reserve.rit.edu. For additional information please contact the center at (585) 475-6444 or Stephanie Paredes at sxpnsc@rit.edu.

The Muslim Students Association plays a vital role in assisting Muslim students on campus with services and on-campus events that bring Islamic awareness to both Muslim and Non-Muslim students. Our purpose is to serve the Muslim community (students, faculty, and staff) on and off campus by promoting worship, service, and education.

The Rochester Institute of Technology’s chapter of the National Press Photographers Association is a forum for education and discussion among young professionals in the photojournalism industry. Bi-Weekly meeting times for the Fall 2017 semester are Tuesdays @ 8:35pm.

For more information contact club secretary, Bridget Fetsko at ritnppa@gmail.com.

The Society is the nation's largest leadership honor society, where top students, selected by their colleges based on either academic standing or leadership potential, come together to identify and achieve their goals.

The Society is available to select students on over 500 college campuses nationwide. Lifetime membership in the Society is a nationally recognized achievement of honorable distinction and a valuable asset to one’s resume. We provide a step-by-step program for members to build their leadership skills through participation at their campus or online. Upon completion of the program, members receive a leadership certificate and take their place among the top student leaders at their campus and across the country.

The Society is an organization that helps people discover and achieve their goals. The Society offers life-changing lectures from the nation's leading presenters and a community where like-minded, success-oriented individuals come together and help one another succeed. The Society also serves as a powerful force of good in the greater community by encouraging and organizing action to better the world.

Society members have access to over a quarter-million dollars in exclusive scholarships and awards, an exclusive online job bank, employer recruitment, exclusive events on campus, networking opportunities with other top students and partner discounts that can save them hundreds of dollars on computers, textbooks, meals, car insurance and much more.

The Native American Student Association is open to all members of the RIT community who are interested in Native American, Alaska Native and First Nation issues and culture.

The RIT Outing club strives to bring exciting and fun outdoor experiences to RIT students. We do a wide variety of trips including hiking, backpacking, canoeing, kayaking, orienteering, skiing, and snowboarding.

PARS's mission statement is to organize meetings, events, and activities in order to share and introduce the Persian traditions, arts, cuisine, and culture to the community.

We believe that Phi Kappa Psi is a brotherhood of honorable men, courteous and cultured, who pledge throughout their lives to be generous, compassionate, and loyal comrades;

We believe that we are honor bound to strive manfully for intellectual, moral, and spiritual excellence; to help and forgive our brothers; to discharge promptly all just debts; to give aid and sympathy to all who are less fortunate;

We believe that we are honor bound to strengthen our character and deepen our integrity; to counsel and guide our brothers who stray from their obligations; to respect and emulate our brothers who practice moderation in their manners and morals; to be ever mindful that loyalty to our fraternity should not weaken loyalty to our college, but rather increase devotion to it, to our country, and to our God;

We believe that to all we meet, wherever we go, we represent not only Phi Kappa Psi, but indeed the spirit of all fraternities; thus we must ever conduct ourselves so as to bring respect and honor not to ourselves alone, but also to our fraternity;

To the fulfillment of these beliefs, of these ideals, in the noble perfection of Phi Kappa Psi, we pledge our lives and our sacred honor.

Philanthropy and community service opportunities
Self-development
Professional development
Social development
Large professional network of alumni
Opportunity for growth
Time Managment
Support Group
Motivation
Brotherhood

The Pre-Health Student Association helps students who are pursuing a career in the Healthcare field make connections with healthcare professionals, gain experience in medical settings, and serve the community around RIT.

To assist those interested in Veterinary medicine or animal science to find unique opportunities and experiences

Be surrounded by like minded people who all love animals. Also, if you are interested in applying to Vet school we help you figure out what classes to take and how to navigate the application process.

The RIT Racquetball Club is great for anyone interested in learning and playing racquetball. We're happy to teach new players, and welcome all skill levels.

Club Nights - Mondays & Wednesdays, 8-10 pm, by the racquetball courts in the Student Life Center

Anyone looking to play competitively can also join the RIT Racquetball Team. If you're interested, just email us for more information.

10:06am
Recover Rochester works to reallocate excess food items of the Rochester Institute of Technology's dining facilities to local food pantries. We are believers in reducing waste and addressing the dire needs of the poverty stricken in the Rochester area

The RIT Rescue Shelter is a club dedicated to donating time and resources to local animal shelters such as Scottsville Animal Shelter, Wooftown, Paws and Purrs Rescue, and Joyful Rescues. There would be weekly visits to shelters to aid the caretakers and fund raisers to collect money for food, toys, cleaning supplies and other items the shelters need to function. Participating in this club would provide viable community service hours towards an Honors program or Leadership program.

We propose to establish a multidisciplinary Doctoral Students Organization at RIT, in order to create a collaborative environment. The PhD student community is in need of an inviting environment that brings students together to encourage collaborative work. Peer discussion and evaluation are inseparable aspects of the scientific and personal growth of researchers. This organization will serve as a resource for PhD students where they can collaborate to produce high quality journal publications and conference presentations in a friendly and encouraging environment. We believe that students will benefit from both the process of receiving assistance as well as reviewing the work of others. We will also work to provide information about professional and social activities to help produce well rounded graduate students.

We are the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) Tigers competitive paintball team. We are a competitive club sports team recognized by the RIT club sports federation. Our mission is to compete in regional and national collegiate paintball tournaments (NCPA) while fostering a strong family mentality among members.

We hold weekly strength and conditioning practices as well as practice 2 to 3 times a month at local paintball fields.

Check out our social media profiles and feel free to shoot us an email if you want to become a part of the team!

Friends (Brothers, we are a family!)
Fun!
Competition
Exercise
Travel

RIT Quidditch organizes and promotes the game of Muggle Quidditch on the RIT campus. This includes open pick-up games between RIT students and a travel team that competes against other schools and community teams around the nation.

Increasing access to the great sport of sailing at RIT and the surrounding community and competitive racing for college students!

1. Access to classroom resources and instructors.
2. Access to practice facilities and a regular practice schedule.
3. Ability to race competitively in MAISA.

Our mission is to create a community of AI developers and offer those not as experienced in the field an opportunity to develop an understanding of common algorithms, systems, and applications in artificial intelligence.

Membership benefits include continuous access to club-related information as well as opportunities to develop AI-related applications and games under the guidance of more experienced students. Looks great on a resume!

Our mission is to strengthen and build the student climbing community at RIT and provide resources for students to improve their climbing skills both mentally and physically through climbing related community service programs and through recreational and competitive rock climbing.

We plan indoor and outdoor rock climbing trips throughout the year and have social events and fundraisers on and off campus.

We aim to bring together the Russian and greater Eastern-European and Eurasian community at RIT and promote our mutual culture through activites, events, film screenings, and games

The mission of the Saunders Multicultural Business Association is to address the professional and networking needs that enable students, particularly minority students, to maximize their career potential in their desired field. This organization seeks to mold leaders and provide opportunities for minority students. In addition, the Saunders Multicultural Business Association’ wants to engage with the E. Philip Saunders College of Business, other business clubs, and the RIT community at large.

Becoming a member of SMBA has its benefits. In fact, past SMBA members have received co-op, internship, and full time positions with organizations as: JPMorgan, Microsoft, Chase, Deloitte & Touché, Xerox, Google and Kodak. Membership in SMBA will allow you to gain professional skills, network with other students and professionals, gain access to scholarship opportunities, and become a leader. SMBA is a growing club, and we hope to increase the benefits that we offer to our members in the future!

To promote personal growth through the development of values-based leadership, foster strong brotherhood, and uphold ourselves as gentlemen in our daily interactions.

To establish among its members a perpetual bond of friendship, to develop in them strong womanly character, and to impress upon them high standards of conduct.

Silver Wings (SW) is a national, co-ed, professional organization dedicated to creating proactive, knowledgeable, and effective civic leaders through community service and education about national defense.

The RIT Smash Club is dedicated to supporting and increasing the popularity of the Super Smash Bros. video game series at the Rochester Institute of Technology. Additionally, the club may serve as a community through which both experienced and new gamers may meet and form new friendships. These objectives will be met through regular and frequent club meetings, as well as various club events around the campus.

SHPE changes lives by empowering the Hispanic community to realize its fullest potential and to impact the world through STEM awareness, access, support, and development

We want to bring people together through the love of science fiction.

As a member, you get discounts on STAR t-shirts and events, an ID card, and the ability to head a committee, vote in elections, and run for bridge crew.