1. Getting Involved at Suffolk University

2. Welcome to Boston!

3. When students get involved in on campus, they have the opportunity to: develop leadership skills become connected to the Suffolk community make a difference on and off campus gain a sense of achievement make new friends enjoy a variety of experiences have fun! Why get involved?

4. Journey Leadership Program 80+ different Groups on campus Media Groups Cultural Groups Academic Interest Groups Social/Special Interest Groups Spiritual/Religious Groups Programming/Governing Boards Other Services Sporting Events – Discount tickets to Celtics, Bruins & Red Sox Games Student Activity Center Student Leadership & Involvement

5. Cultural Groups: Asian-American Association, Black Student Union, Suffolk University Rainbow Alliance Academic Interest Groups: Model United Nations, Health Careers Club, Political Science Association, American Chemical Society Social Justice/Community Service: Best Buddies, Project Nur Fraternity & Sorority Life: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Theta Phi Alpha, Greek Council Special Interest: Billiard Club, Video Gamers Army, Suffolk Democrats, Suffolk Republicans Programming/Governing Boards: Program Council, Student Government Association Media Groups : Suffolk Journal, Suffolk Voice, Suffolk Free Radio Student Organizations

6. Action Africa Alliance

7. Actuarial Science Society

8. Advertising Club

9. American Chemical Society

10. American Society for Biochemistry

11. Amnesty International

12. Anime Philosophy Suffolk

13. Armenian Students Association

14. Ascend

15. Asian American Association

16. Best Buddies

17. Beta Alpha Psi

18. Black Student Union

19. Caribbean Student Network

20. Case Analysis Team

21. Chinese Student Association

22. Christian Bible Study

23. Clash of the Rams

24. College Democrats

25. College Republicans

26. Computer Science Club

27. Enactus

28. Financial Management Association

29. Future Investors in Real Estate

30. Greek Council

31. Hatha Yoga Group

32. Health Careers Club

33. Her Campus Suffolk University

34. Hispanic Association (SUHA)

35. History Society

36. Info System Clubs

37. Interior Design Association

38. International Business Club

39. International Student Association

40. Investing & Trading Club

41. Irish American Association

42. Japanese Student Association

43. L’Association (French Club)

44. Law Association (SULA)

45. Mindfulness Meditation Group

46. Minority Association of Engineers and Students

47. Mock Trial Team

48. Muslim Student Association

49. Philosophy Society

50. Professional Marketing Association

51. Program Council (PC)

52. Project Management Club

53. Project Nur

54. Public Relations Society (SUPR)

55. Qur’an Study

56. Rainbow Alliance

57. Roman Catholic Group

58. Sigma Alpha Epsilon

59. Sketchual Misconduct

60. Ski & Snowboarding Club

61. Spanish Club

62. Student Athletic Advisory Council

63. Student Government Association (SGA)

64. Students for Justice in Palestine

65. Suffolk Billiards Club

66. Suffolk Entrepreneurship Club

67. Suffolk Free Radio

68. Suffolk Hillel

69. Suffolk Journal

70. Suffolk Madrid Association

71. Suffolk Saudi Club

72. Suffolk University Management Association

73. Suffolk University Mathematics Society

74. Suffolk University Taiwanese Students Association

75. Suffolk University’s Vietnamese Student Association

76. Suffolk Voice

77. SUNORML

78. Theta Phi Alpha

79. To Write Love On Her Arms

80. Tri Beta (Beta Beta Beta)

81. Vegetarian Society

82. Venture (Literary Magazine)

83. Veteran’s Organization

84. Video Gamer’s Army (VGA)

85. Wiccan/Pagan Group

86. Women in Business

87. The Journey Leadership Program A four year comprehensive leadership experience designed to develop student’s leadership skills throughout their collegiate career at Suffolk. The program is built on: Involvement Service Career Exploration Leadership Students engage in various on and off- campus activities, service projects and group challenges – each one engaging students and expanding upon the core value of that level.

88. Signature Experiences

89. Adventure Learning Global Exchange, RA Cook off,

90. Performing arts are a great way to build community, explore creativity, develop new skills, enrich your student’s education, make friends, and have fun. The idea that the arts have something to offer everyone - novice to expert, performer, techie, designer, audience member - is at the heart of what the Performing Arts Office does. Student Groups Suffolk University Dance Company The Ramifications A Cappella Group Suffolk University Jazz Ensemble Wicked! Hip Hop Dance Techies Union Seriously Bent Improv Comedy Troupe And many more! Performing Arts Office

91. Student Affairs

92. Office of Diversity Services supports and realizes the University’s mission to prepare students to live in a diverse global society and to appreciate the richness of various cultures by intentionally engaging diversity to benefit both our student population and the greater University community. We offer a variety of support services, educational programs, and resources for students, faculty, and staff, including: Support to Suffolk's cultural clubs and organizations Educational activities designed to increase knowledge of different cultures or to decrease discrimination and homophobia Social events that celebrate unity across cultures Consultation to faculty and administrators interested in strengthening diversity Diversity Services

93. The Suffolk University Athletic Department is an NCAA Division III affiliated institution and members of the Great Northeast Athletic Conference and ECAC. Suffolk currently hosts 13 varsity sports and seasonal intramural sports. Suffolk’s 13 varsity and intramural sports include: Baseball Softball Basketball (Men's and Women's) Cross Country (Men’s and Women’s) Soccer (Men’s and Women’s) Tennis (Men’s and Women’s) Volleyball Golf Hockey Athletics

94. The Interfaith Center at Suffolk University is a campus resource that unites the Suffolk community via: A University chaplain The Reverend Amy L. Fisher Seasonal celebrations such as: Chanukah, Easter, Kwanzaa, and Eid Ongoing programs such as: Eastern meditation, Torah study, Hatha yoga, Islamic daily prayers, and Hillel events Interfaith Center

95. Suffolk's Center for Community Engagement mission is to cultivate and inspire a community that is committed to social justice. The key elements to accomplish this mission are service, education, reflection and advocacy. Service opportunities: Alternative Spring Break Service Day Service Learning Weekly programming: Supper Clubs Prison Book Saturdays of service Jumpstart Center for Community Engagement

96. Temple Street Fair September 16, 2014 All student organizations take to the street at the beginning of each school year to talk to interested students and collect potential interest forms. If your student has any questions about what Suffolk’s student life has to offer, the Temple Street Fair is a great and fun way to figure it out!

97. Please encourage your students to get involved!