Regis College students have the opportunity to participate in a wide variety of organizations and clubs. An activities fair is hosted at the start of each academic year to recruit new members.
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AAA (Asian-American Association)
AAA members study, share, and learn new customs related to Asian culture through on-campus programs and off-campus events.
AHANA (African-American, Hispanic, Asian, and Native American)
This club meets regularly and plans large annual events. Cultural enlightenment, semi-formals, TT's, elected officers—a great way to get involved and learn about the diversity on campus.
AMISTADES
This club brings together students of Latin descent, celebrating their heritage and promoting awareness of their cultural traditions. AMISTADES members hold parties and perform traditional dances at events. Join the Amistades on Friday, November 9th for the Latino Celebration at 7 PM in the Fine Arts Center and the After-Party starting at 10 PM in the Lower Student Union!!!
Campus Ministry E-Board
This organization provides opportunities for people of all faiths to grow spiritually. Together, student leaders and campus ministers plan and participate in liturgies, retreats, community service, faith sharing, social events, sacramental preparation, and more.
Cape Verdean Student Association
CVSA is predominantly comprised of students of Cape Verdean descent. Members promote awareness for their cultural roots on campus and hold events throughout the year such as Maintenance Appreciation Day.
College Republican & Democrat Association
The CRDA supports the philosophies and candidates of the Democratic and Republican parties. Members work to increase the participation of college students in party affairs, educate students on political philosophy, assist in the election of candidates, and increase political awareness on campus.
Commuter Association
The Commuter Association works to further the incorporation of commuter students into the Regis community. The group has created a campus-wide awareness of "commuter life" and, with the administration's support, continues to provide a voice for Regis "commuters."
Dance Company
Company members practice various forms of dance in preparation for comprehensive recitals performed for the entire campus at the end of the semester.
Dynasty Step Squad
Stepping is as much a cultural celebration as it is a form of rhythmic entertainment! This co-ed step squad is in its third year of injecting this modern form into Regis College's multicultural and performance events.
Education Club
The Education Club provides support for students in the Education Department, creates a sense of community within the Education Program, and uses the knowledge and talents of the members to reach out to the Regis College community as a whole. Throughout the year the club provides opportunities which supplement what students are learning in the class and experiencing in the field, and also hosts events focused on recognizing the efforts and accomplishments of students in the Education Program.
Glee Club
The Glee Club has shared its beautiful music with audiences locally as well as internationally (including a 2006 tour of Portugal). Members practice regularly each week and deliver moving performances throughout the semester. Auditions take place during summer orientation and again in the fall.
Gospel Choir
If gospel music is more your thing, then consider sharing your voice with this talented group. Members enjoy performing at various college functions, Sunday liturgies, and individual concerts.
Hemetera (literary magazine)
Produced annually since 1946, Hemetera is a literary publication that features the written word and visual arts of Regis students, faculty, and staff. The project is coordinated and published by members who work collaboratively with an advisor. Download the 2007 edition of Hemetera!
Management Association
Students who major or minor in management and leadership and want to become a crucial part of the business world are encouraged to join this organization. Through workshops, guest speakers, and on- and off-campus events, students become better prepared to enter the business world.
Model United Nations
Under the guidance of a faculty advisor, the Model UN explores issues of international politics and social concerns. Members participate in area events and bring a heightened awareness to other Regis students.
Mount Regis (yearbook)
Are photos your thing? Do you like to do behind-the-scenes work? If so, the yearbook provides a great creative outlet for those who would like to help document memories of our time here at Regis.
Orientation Leaders
OL's work together to prepare incoming students for college. These energetic and dedicated students receive on-campus training over the summer to help them make the most of their experience—and to better acclimate incoming first-year students.
Residence Hall Association
Want to be a leader in your residence hall? This organization for resident students allows you to get involved by acting as a liaison between students and staff as well as planning fun programs for your building.
Social Work Club
For those majors and minors in social work who are looking for camaraderie, this group is for you. There are regular meetings as well as different programs in which you can participate throughout the year.
SAINTS (Students Assisting Incoming New & Transfer Students)
We love the SAINTS, Regis College's Ambassador Student Program which assists all members of the community by serving as campus guides, orientation assistants, and peer mentors. SAINTS are selected every Spring through a comprehensive application and interview process.
STAND (Students Taking Action Now for Darfur)
Members of this group work to raise funds for and awareness of genocide victims in Darfur and other countries. STAND also brings global speakers on campus to highlight tragedies occurring elsewhere in the world.
START
Members of this organization seek to promote and celebrate the diversity that is within and around the Regis campus. Through programs, training, and off-campus events, members teach about the need for acceptance, respect, and tolerance of others.
Student Government Association
SGA, the elected governing body that serves as an umbrella for all recognized clubs and organizations on campus, consists of six representatives from each class and four executive officers. Its main responsibilities are to allocate funds to student groups, handle student issues, and make formal recommendations. SGA also acts as a liaison between students and administration in an effort to improve student life on campus.
Tower Activities Board
The primary social programming group on campus, CAB works to bring performers, musicians, speakers, and other entertaining and educational programs to campus. Members select and produce their own events, including special programs such as Freaking Weekend and Spring Weekend.
Tower Society
This organization consists of students representing all classes, clubs, and interests on campus to assist in the recruitment process. Members are selected through an interview process and participate in admission events such as open houses and overnights. They also give campus tours, attend out-of-state alumnae/i gatherings, and contact prospective students. Please contact the Admission Office for more information.
WRGS
This is a club for people who love music—both listening to it and sharing it with other people. Most members are disc jockeys, but that is not required for membership.