2014 stevens club digital handbook
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Clubs2014 Stevens ClubDigital Handbook
IntroductionHere at Stevens Institute of Technology, there are many options available in terms of getting involved on campus. With over 100 current student organizations, the opportunities are endless
and there is sure to be a club for everyone.
This digital booklet is a way of introducing some of the numerous clubs we have here on campus and giving you an idea of what they have to offer. If there is a club or endeavor you are interested in not currently represented on campus, there is always room for more organizations! Those interested should visit the 10th
floor of Howe Center, the Office of Student Life.
Contact InfoKen Nilsen, Dean of Student Life
201-216-5183
Kristie Damell, Assistant Dean of Students and Title IX Coordinator201-216-5679
Thea Rachel Zunick, Associate Director of Student Life201-216-3366
Christopher Shemanski, Coordinator of Student Life201-216-8962
Jane Gilbarty, Administrative Assistant201-216-5699
Committees and Councils Honor societies
Club Sports
Publications & Media
ethnic & Religious organizations Performing Arts
Arts & Music
Professional
Co-Op Student CouncilEntertainment Committee
Ethnic Student CouncilResidence Hall Association
Stevens Honor BoardStudent Faculty Alliance
Student Government Association
Chi EpsilonGear & Triangle
KhodaPi Tau Sigma
Phi Beta LambdaTau Beta Pi
Theta Alpha Phi
Archery TeamClub BaseballBowling ClubCrew Club
Cycling ClubIce Hockey ClubLacrosse Club
Men’s & Women’s VolleyballPaintball ClubSailing Team
Ski and Snowboard ClubTable TennisTriathlon ClubClub Ultimate
Audio Engineering ClubAnime Club
Computer & Console Gaming SocietyRed Shift—Literary Magazine
Sit TV—Television StudioThe Link—Yearbook
The Stute—NewspaperWCPR—Radio
Black Student UnionChinese Student Association
Filipino Association of Stevens TechHillel
Indian Undergraduate AssociationKorean Student AssociationLatin American Association
Malaysian Student AssociationMuslim Student Association
Newman Catholic AssociationStevens Christian Fellowship
Stevens Italian ClubStevens Polish Club
Bandwidth Rock BandBrass EnsembleConcert Band
Jazz BandOrchestra
Stevens ChoirStevens Dramatic Society
Arts Installations ClubFive Elements Hip Hop
Off Center Sketch ComedyPhotography Club
TECHnique Dance GroupStevens Underground Music
Awareness Committee
American Academy of Environmental EngineersAmerican Chemical Society
American Institute of Aeronautics & AstronauticsAmerican Institute of Chemical Engineers
American Society of Engineering ManagementAmerican Society of Mechanical Engineers
American Society of Civil EngineersBiomedical Engineering Society
Institute of Electrical & Electronics EngineersNational Society of Black Engineers
Society of Asian Scientists & EngineersSociety of Hispanic Professional Engineers
Society of Navel Engineers and Marine ArchitectsSociety of Physics Students
Society of Women EngineersStevens Actuarial Club
Stevens Health Professions ClubStevens Law Society
Recreational
Interfraternity council
National Panhellenic conference
Service
Special interest
Archery ClubBowling ClubCricket Club
Golf ClubRock Climbing and Mountaineering Club
Ski ClubStevens Yacht Club
Alpha Sigma PhiBeta Theta Pi
Chi PhiChi Psi
Delta Tau DeltaKappa Sigma
Phi Sigma KappaSigma Nu
Sigma Phi EpsilonTheta Xi
Delta Phi EpsilonPhi Sigma SigmaTheta Phi Alpha
Alpha Phi Omega—Service FraternityCampus Cursive
Engineers for a Sustainable WorldEngineers Without Borders
Feel Good WorldHabitat for Humanity
Stevens Rotaract
Chess ClubCollege Republicans
Formula SAEHobby Robotics Club
Knitting ClubPhilosophy Club
Stevens Game Development ClubStevens Culinary Society
Students Against Violating the EarthTorch Alliance
Women’s Programs
Multicultural greek councilLambda Upsilon Lambda
Nu Alpha Phi
arts&
Music
Five Elements
5 Elements’ mission is to educate the Stevens community about Hip-Hop, specifically it’s “five elements”: MCing, DJing, Knowledge, Graffiti, and Bboying. These elements are exemplified and practiced by dance lessons and performances as well as
hip hop events!
[email protected], 9-10pm, BC or Jacobus
Off Center
Off Center is Stevens’s only sketch comedy and improv group. We also produce a radio talk-show and many digital shorts. We produce two sketch comedy shows and two improv shows per semester. If you like writing skits, acting, improving, being funny or silly, look out for our show flyers, find us at the activity
fair, or join our facebook fan page.
[email protected]://www.facebook.com/OffCenterComedy
SUMAC
SUMAC (Stevens Underground Music Awareness Committee), formed in 2001, organizes on-campus shows featuring bands with a diverse range of sounds and styles. Being a student run, non-profit group, we can feature otherwise difficult-to-see acts like Tigers Jaw, Into It. Over It., and Party Supplies in a safe, low-cost venue, thereby spreading our joy of underground and local music to the student body and others living in the surrounding area. We welcome anyone who’s interested in booking concerts, likes discussing live music, or is just a fan of sharing the independent music culture with friends and the
Stevens community!
Thursdays @ [email protected]
Technique
Love to dance? Have you always wanted to learn? TECHnique is the premier dance club on campus and we want to bring dance
to you! No experience needed!On top of teaching classes, we are also perform for various events on campus, such as our annual dance showcase and the ESC UNITY showcase. We welcome you to join us if you love to
perform!
9pm Wednesdays in Jacobus Dance [email protected]
CLUBSPORTS
Come out and enjoy the wonderful sport of Badminton with teh Stevens Badminton Team! We are a group of students who love competing and playing in the sport of badminton. We compete in the Intercollegiate Badminton Association’s league and would like to see you come join us!! We have cool shirts and all the equipment
you need! Look for us at the club fair!
Stevens badminton team
The team was founded last year as an alternative for players who still wanted to play at a competitive level without the rigorous varsity schedule. We play 18-20 games a year while competing in the National Club Baseball Association (NCBA) in a region with Hofstra, NYU, Montclair, and Monmouth. It’s a lot of fun especially
if you love baseball. Team schedule is sent out in the fall.
Club Baseball team
Stevens Archery Club is a club sport organization that provides students to opportunity to learn and improve their archery skills in a fun and safe setting. Students are welcome to join the club and to learn the basics and techniques of using a recurve bow. No prior experience is necessary; the basics of archery will be taught at required safety meetings. Once members understand safety rules and basic archery skills, fun activities such as mock tournaments, balloon pops, and archery tic-tac-toe matches
are held.
Stevens archery team
Did you know Stevens has a 6-lane bowling alley in the basement of the Howe Center?!?! The Men’s Bowling team can be found there practicing along side regular students that can use the alley any time for a break from studying. We are a competitive club team that travels to tournaments to compete. If you have experience bowling and want to be part of a close-knit group of guys that just like to have fun, check us out! Feel free to email the president Peter Bruinooge, contact listed. Or just look out for
announcements for tryouts. Hope to see you on the lanes!!
Men’s bowling team
Wednesday and Saturday practices, around 1pm on both [email protected]
http://stevensducks.com/index.aspx?path=clubcrew&tab=crew
The Stevens Crew Team supports a diverse group of rowers looking to both be competitive against other colleges and enjoy teaching and learning the sport of rowing. Some members come in with four or more years of competitive experience whereas some members are entirely new to the sport. Both have the opportunity to pursue the sport to
whatever lengths they wish.
Stevens crew team
[email protected]://stevensducks.com/index.aspx?path=clubcycle&tab=cycling
The Stevens Cycling Team provides road and mountain bike racing opportunities for cycling enthusiasts from beginner to pro levels! We race in the Eastern Collegiate Cycling Conference in which we sponsor one of the 8 road race weekends with our celebrated Stevens Apocalypse Race Weekend. Additionally, we a have team bikes available for people who are interested in the sport but don’t want to invest the money in a new road bike. Look for us at the
club fair!
Stevens Cycling TEam
In season practices: Monday and Wednesday nights 10:15-11:30. One to two games a weekend.
[email protected]://www.stevensducks.com/index.aspx?path=hockey&tab=icehockey
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Stevens-Club-Ice-Hockey/Follow on Twitter: @StevensHockey
Stevens Club Ice Hockey is entering it’s fifth season on Stevens Campus. We are a recognized Division III American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA) program and compete in the Metropolitan Collegiate Hockey Conference (MCHC) which consists of local teams like Columbia University, Fordham University, Hofstra University etc. We practice and play our home games out of the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ. We are a team of great guys from all sorts of concentrations at Stevens who love to
play hockey.
stevens Club Ice Hockey
[email protected]://www.facebook.com/stevensultimate
Stevens Ultimate is a Division-III ultimate program that has found success over the past several years. We are open to anyone interested in learning the game of ultimate, and are actively trying to expand our team. We compete in both the fall and spring semesters, and play towards the National championships in April and May of each year. In 2013, Stevens Ultimate finished third at the Division-III College Championships and we are striving to
repeat the success of the 2013 season in 2014.
Stevens ultimate club
Wednesday practices, weekend races and [email protected]
http://www.stevensducks.com/index.aspx?path=club&tab=clubsports
Stevens Ski and Snowboard Team was founded to give students the opportunity to ski and snowboard competitively during the school year. We look to accommodate all disciplines of skiing, and therefore compete in slalom, giant slalom, and slopestyle, for both men and women. We always try to better ourselves, and hold
weekly practices at the mountain.
ski and snowboard team
Committees&
Councils
Entertainment Committee
The Entertainment Committee is a student-run committee that plans events for the entire student body to enjoy. Every semester, the EC brings comedians, musicians, and other performers to Stevens while also sponsoring off-campus trips to Broadway shows, sporting events, concerts, and more. We’re also in charge of helping organize Techfest and Boken, two annual celebrations of music, entertainment and fun. If you would like to share your thoughts and ideas on events, new members are always welcome! All Stevens undergraduate students can take advantage of the campus programming and entertainment
provided by EC.
9pm Wednesdays, Pierce [email protected]
Meetings are [email protected]
http://ugstudentlife.stevens.edu/org/esc https://www.facebook.com/groups/Ethnic.Student.Council
Follow on Twitter: @ESCStevensTech
ESC is an umbrella organization comprised of various ethnic groups that are devoted to the promotion and celebration of cultural diversity among the student body. Through our events, we foster teamwork and friendship while spreading cultural awareness. This is reflected in our annual Unity Show where our organizations give it their all to produce amazing performances representative of their cultures. Get in on all the hype! Be on the lookout for our events and general body meetings where you can find out more about what we do, meet all
the ethnic organizations, and taste a variety of cultural foods.
ethnic student council
The Resident Hall Association (RHA) is an inclusive student organization dedicated to improving both the student and residence hall experience at Stevens, facilitating community involvement and school spirit on campus,
and being a resource to all students.
From Grocery Bingo to an Ice Cream Social, our events draw students from around campus to interact and have some fun!
Residence Hall association
To unite selected Stevens’ students, faculty, and academic administrators who have demonstrated diplomatic ability, uncommon foresight and selflessness. These parties should share the interests of adding value to the Stevens’ education, improving student-faculty communication, and introducing a common forum for positive progression both in and out of the classroom. SFA representatives are dedicated to resolve internal concerns and issues surrounding effective student-faculty relations and administrative functions. The student portion of the SFA now functions as the Academic Affairs Committee of the Stevens Student Government
Association.
Thursdays at [email protected]
Follow on Twitter: @SfaStevens
Student Faculty Alliance
Student Government association
The mission of the Student Government Association of Stevens Institute of Technology is to be an advocate for the undergraduate student body, as well as to serve as a means of communication between the students and the faculty, administration and staff. The SGA of Stevens is committed to enhancing the student experience and quality of life on campus. The SGA charges itself with being a voice for the student body and will be responsive to the issues of students’ rights and concerns at Stevens. The SGA promotes the image of the Institute and its student body. The Student Government Association selflessly serves the student body and leads with integrity and honor. The SGA provides students with an opportunity for leadership development and the promotion of their general welfare.
Meetings are held on Sundays at 7:00 PM in BC 122http://www.stevens.edu/sga
Stevens Honor Board
Since its inception in 1906, the Stevens Honor System began with a multifaceted purpose: to help ensure that all students’ work was their own, and that the academic environment at Stevens was one of honesty and trust. In order to help fulfill the Honor System’s purpose, the Stevens Honor Board was created. Entirely student-run, the Honor Board — despite the misconception of many — is not here to condemn students or hinder their path to a happy and successful life beyond Stevens. In fact, the Honor Board is here to assure that students have a fair playing field throughout their Stevens careers. Moreover, the Honor Board assists in preventing wrongful accusation and prosecution of suspected Honor System violations against students, investigating the matter fully to help uphold fairness. The Honor System is more than it is perceived to be; it
is the essence of Stevens. Come be a part of it.
Wednesdays at 9pmhttp://www.stevens.edu/honor
Ethnic&
Religious
The Chinese Student Association (CSA) is an ethnic organization geared towards promoting understanding of the the Chinese culture to all members of the Stevens community. Our main goal is to spread Chinese culture by sharing celebrations of our Chinese holidays and events to uphold Chinese heritage. Join us throughout the year as we bring a taste of Chinese culture to Stevens campus through many of our annual events.You can also join us in our bi-weekly General Body Meetings, where you’ll have the opportunity to stay updated with upcoming events, briefly learn about various aspects of the Chinese culture, take part in
fun activities/games, and hang out with the CSA family!
[email protected] https://www.facebook.com/groups/226903377330205/?fref=ts
Chinese student organization
The Filipino Association of Stevens Tech (FAST) was created to promote understanding of Filipino culture in the Stevens campus and explore Filipino roots through the “Three F’s” (Friends, Family, and Food.) FAST creates opportunities for students of all backgrounds to learn about and experience this culture with relevant events, workshops, and games. This club also provides abundant networking opportunities through off-campus regional conferences. FAST also partners with other multicultural
clubs on campus to promote cultural awareness at Stevens.
Every other Tuesday at [email protected]
https://orgsync.com/48043/chapter
Filipino association of Stevens Tech
Tuesdays at [email protected]
http://www.stevens.edu/hillel/ https://www.facebook.com/StevensHillel
Follow on Twitter: @StevensHillel
The Stevens Hillel! The most exciting Jewish cultural club on campus! From holding events such as matza pizza to Purim partys, we have all you need to learn, appreciate and relate to our, the Jewish culture! All can join and all are welcome! Bruchim habaim
le Stevens!!!!!!!
Stevens Hillel
[email protected]://www.facebook.com/groups/2201791166
http://ugstudentlife.stevens.edu/org/iua
Namaste & Welcome Class of 2017! The Indian Undergraduate Association, IUA, is a registered student organization that promotes South Asian culture throughout the Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, New Jersey. IUA is not only for South Asians; IUA has numerous active members from different ethnicities who want to learn more or participate in South Asian Culture. IUA is known throughout the Stevens campus for hosting cultural events with fun music and delicious food in a great social
atmosphere. A Picture Slide Show of our 2012 - 2013 Year In Review: http://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=XUxhtkEHAmcTentative Fall Semester Events - Diwali Show, Navratri Garba, Onam, Henna & Jyotisa Night, and
International Street Snack Night. Tentative Spring Semester Events - Holi Hai, South Indian New Year Dosa Night, Henna & Jyotisa Night, and more. In addition these scheduled events, IUA participates in numerous other cultural, professional, and social events with other professional and cultural RSOs. Also, IUA hosts numerous social activities, peer mentoring, and more throughout the semester. What are you waiting for? Become a part of the family; Join the Stevens Indian Undergraduate Association!
Indian undergraduate association
Korean Student association
The Korean Student Association is committed to sharing Korean heritage and cultural awareness with the student body. Bi-weekly general body meetings highlight plans and necessary discussions for events, while also featuring pieces of traditional
and contemporary media for the members to enjoy. KSA motivates interaction with the students and other multicultural organizations by participating in events affiliated with the Ethnic Student Council and also stressing widespread participation of the student body at their annual independent events such as
Korean Thanksgiving and Korean New Years.
The Latin American Association (LAA) is a student organization devoted to promoting social, cultural, and educational awareness to the Stevens campus community. LAA holds a series of events throughout the academic year exposing the student body to Latin American music, dance, culture and food! Currently, our organization has more that 30 members, each representing a different country in Latin America and the world. We look forward to having all students join us in celebrating the Latino heritage.
Biweekly Mondays at 9:[email protected] http://www.thelaa.org/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/231689956878688/?fref=ts
Latin american association
Mass Sunday, 5pm, Hayden Lounge & Newman Night, Tuesday, 9pm, Fielding Room (3rd Floor Howe)
[email protected]://ugstudentlife.stevens.edu/org/nca
https://www.facebook.com/groups/276140189180702/
The Newman Catholic Association is committed to building the Kingdom of God on the campus of Stevens Institute of Technology. We seek to develop a community based on service, prayer and
learning.
Some of the ways we carry out our mission include: • Service to the Catholic parishes of Hoboken. Last spring, members assisted Our Lady of Grace with their Spaghettiaoke fundraiser.
• Mass on Sunday evenings at 5pm in Hayden Lounge. We gather weekly to celebrate the Eucharist, and, following Mass, we stay
for a free dinner made by one of our members. • Newman Night on Tuesdays at 9pm in Fielding (3rd Floor Howe). Lively discussions about the issues facing our Church expand our knowledge of the Church’s teachings and strengthen our Catholic
bond.
Newman catholic association
Every Wednesday at 9PM in Babbio [email protected]
http://www.stevens.edu/scf
Stevens Christian Fellowship (SCF) is an inter-denominational student organization striving to glorify Jesus Christ through encouraging and enriching Christians and reaching out to the Stevens community with the Gospel. We are committed to loving God and loving others. People from all backgrounds are welcome to join us in meeting and encouraging one another, reading and understanding the Bible and discussing the spiritual life – all
centered around the example of Jesus Christ.
Stevens Christian fellowship
Stevens italian club
Stevens Italian Club is a multicultural organization committed to conserving and spreading the Italian culture. The Stevens Italian Club is an organization open to all students of different ethnicity and heritage. “SIC” attempts to accomplish its cultural goals by hosting general body meetings weekly, giving interactive Italian language lessons weekly, and by creating culturally enthusiastic and educational events monthly. The Stevens Italian Club is dedicated to gathering students interested in the Italian culture and to allow them to not only become part of an Italian cultural organization, but to also become part of a family. On this note, it is a SIC pleasure to welcome you to the family in advance! Benvenuti
alla famiglia!
honorSocieties
Alpha Epsilon Delta is an national health pre-professional honor society dedicated to recognizing and encouraging those committed to healthcare. The organization was found in 1926 at the University of Alabama with a dual purpose; as an honor society and as a service organization. The NJ-Beta chapter of AED was established in 1992 at Stevens Institute of Technology and strives to organize events in terms of philanthropy, scholarship, and social causes with the goal of promoting the importance of healthcare on campus and throughout the Hoboken community. Close
to 200 Stevens students have been inducted to date.AED has encouraged students by organizing information sessions with alumni and current undergraduates pursuing careers in medicine, dentistry, physical therapy, pharmacy, and etc. The organization has planned visits to medical schools and held
MCAT review courses on campus. Members have also organized a food drive at the local A&P supermarket and held “Are You Stressed” events during finals week by checking students’ blood pressures when coming in or out of the dining hall. Overall the NJ-Beta chapter of AED wishes
to help guide Stevens students to pursue their passion in the healthcare field.
Alpha Epsilon delta
[email protected]://web.stevens.edu/ooo/
The Order of Omega is a leadership honor society for members of Fraternity and Sorority organizations. Order of Omega recognizes those students who have exemplified high standards in the areas of scholarship, leadership, and involvement within their respective Fraternity/Sorority, on campus, and within the community. Members are selected from the top 3% of students involved in Greek Life from each
institution. During the Spring semester, the Order of Omega hosted its annual “Last Lecture Series” featuring distinguished Professor George Calhoun. This event is centered around the presenter answering the question of “if this were your last time to address a group of students, what would you say to them?” The Last Lecture event has become a staple every semester on campus as shown by the more than 100
students that attended. The Sigma Gamma Chapter of Order of Omega will look to build on last year’s success with newly elected leadership in the form of President Anthony Montufar (Sigma Nu), Vice-President Mark Scalzo (Sigma Nu), Treasurer Jason Fiore (Delta Tau
Delta), and secretary Emily Noonan (Delta Phi Epsilon).
Order of omega
Tuesdays at [email protected]
Phi Beta Lambda (PBL) is Steven’s premier business leadership organization at Stevens. PBL specializes in preparing college students for the business world. Phi Beta Lambda consists of students from differents majors who share a common interest in leadership and business. We are a chapter of Future Business Leaders of America - Phi Beta Lambda Incorporated (FBLA-PBL, Inc.), the largest business career student organization in the world. Phi Beta Lambda, the college level division
of FBLA-PBL, includes about 11,000 college students.
PBL members have the opportunity to attend several annual conferences. This year the Fall Leadership Conference is in Washington D.C.! At the conferences, members attend workshops and network with business professionals as well as their peers.
Phi Beta Lambda
PerformingARts
Mondays and Thursdays from 6:45-9pm in the Ondrick Music Room, 4th Floor Howe Center
[email protected]://ugstudentlife.stevens.edu/org/debauncenter/Choir
https://www.facebook.com/groups/2201898977/?bookmark_t=group
The Stevens Choir sings a variety of music, ranging from classical choral pieces to modern arrangements, and is comprised of about 45 men and women. Directed by Dr. Bethany Reeves, membership is open to Stevens undergraduate and graduate students, as well as Stevens staff
and faculty.
New members are asked to come at 6pm for one of the first rehearsals (Monday, August 26 or Thursday, August 29) for an informal audition, for
voice placement in the Choir. Questions? Email us!
Stevens Choir
Sundays from 6-8:30pm in the Ondrick Music Room, 4th Floor Howe [email protected]
http://ugstudentlife.stevens.edu/org/debauncenter/Concert_Band https://www.facebook.com/groups/149108818522827/?bookmark_t=group
Reorganized in 2004, the Concert Band meets on Sunday evenings in the Ondrick Music Room and performs semesterly at DeBaun Auditorium. The band is directed by Gerald (Jerry) Ficeto and plays a variety of works, from video game themes to big band, from movie soundtracks to
marches.
No audition necessary - just come to the first rehearsal with your instrument and play along! First rehearsal on Sunday, September 8, 2013.
Stevens concert band
Wednesdays from 6:30-9pm in the Ondrick Music Room, 4th Floor Howe Center
[email protected]://ugstudentlife.stevens.edu/org/debauncenter/Jazz_Band
https://www.facebook.com/groups/313203328708583/?bookmark_t=group
The Stevens Jazz Band continues a long-standing tradition of musical excellence on the Stevens campus. Comprised of over 30 undergraduate students, the Stevens Jazz Band has been performing for over 50 years. Performing twice each semester, in their own concert and for special events such as Homecoming, the Band is directed by Gerald (Jerry) Ficeto
and plays a variety of jazz music, both traditional and contemporary.
No audition necessary - just come and play! For new members, come to the first rehearsal on Wednesday, August 28th to join. Any questions,
email us.
Stevens Jazz band
[email protected]://ugstudentlife.stevens.edu/org/debauncenter/Orchestra
https://www.facebook.com/groups/120040901366300
Stevens orchestra
The Stevens Orchestra is our newest performing ensemble, giving its first concert in February 2010, led by conductor Beth Cohen. Members of the group include undergraduate and graduate students. Rehearsals are held at the beginning of the semester and then 2 weeks prior to the concert. The Orchestra performs
one concert each semester, in November and in April, at DeBaun Auditorium
Rehearsals are held in the Ondrick Music Room, 4th Floor Howe Center, and in DeBaun Auditorium in EAS Hall.
First rehearsals are September 6, 10 and 13 in the Ondrick Music Room at 6pm. New members must attend one (if not all) of these rehearsals to be placed and
to prepare for the concert. Questions? Email us!
[email protected]://www.stevens.edu/sds
http://www.facebook.com/sds1910Follow on Twitter: @sds1910
Founded in 1910, the Stevens Dramatic Society is one of the oldest continuously running student organizations on campus. Our ever-changing troupe of enthousiastic and talented students produce one major show a semester—a drama in the fall and a musical in the spring. Throughout the season we also offer our members various other theatrical opportunities including a shadow cast of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, One Act Festivals, Theater and Tech Workshops, and more! No theater experience is necessary to join the society and we are always looking for new members. Students can participate in all aspects of each production; choosing shows and directors, acting, building sets, hanging lights, you name it. It’s completely student run! This upcoming fall semester we will be putting on a production of George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart’s You Can’t
Take it With You and will be holding auditions September 5th and 6th.
Stevens Dramatic society
Professional
American Chemical Society
The American Chemical Society Chapter here at Stevens is a professional society aimed at exploring the fascinating complexities of chemistry as well as other STEM fields. Our goal is to demonstrate the wonders of chemistry in everyday life to students, which we achieve through exciting, interactive meetings and enjoyable, enlightening events held throughout the year. In addition, we offer ways to connect
with professors doing research here at Stevens. ACS is open to students of any major so we encourage anyone and everyone to join! Be sure to check out our annual “Bonding with Food” event coming soon! Other events to look forward to this semester include a Halloween themed event as well as a Winter themed event.
Hope to see you all there.
American academy of Environmental Engineers and Scientists
AAEES seeks to represent the interests of those students involved with or interested in environmental engineering and related fields through participation in a professional society, and to foster camaraderie
among fellow students and staff.
[email protected]://www.facebook.com/AAEESStevens
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
The AIAA Stevens chapter aims to increase Stevens’ involvement in the aerospace field, specifically rocketry, through competitions, design challenges and aerospace programs. Students of all levels of experience are invited to join. We have a range of events from competitions which introduce aerospace and rocketry concepts, to advanced NASA programs for the very skilled. We hope to see all of you at the club fair and wish you a great start to your time at Stevens.
We currently have two major events this fall. The first being the Model Rocketry Competition, which aims to introduce the basic concepts of rocketry to less experienced students. The second being the NASA RockSat program, which has students build a payload for a sounding
rocket and tends to be for very experienced and skilled students.
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Liquid nitrogen ice cream! Exploding cars! Thermite BBQs! These are just a few of the events that Stevens AIChE hosts throughout the year. Professional networking is also a big part of our organization’s aim. Every semester we attend a conference in which chemical engineers from across the country participate. Not only does this provide an excellent networking opportunity, it is also a great excuse to travel across the country! We also have many senior members in our organization that are ready and willing to give academic and career advice. So, whether you are interested in the free ice cream or the career incentives, attend one of our meetings! All are welcome!
Wednesdays, 9pm, McLean Basement, Room 004 https://orgsync.com/48025/chapter
https://www.facebook.com/groups/432231390136894/
American society forengineering management
ASEM, the American Society for Engineering Management, is the society that speaks for the profession of engineering management across the world. Members include academics from engineering management departments and closely affiliated departments such as Industrial engineering as well as engineering management professionals from a wide variety of high technology industries.
The Stevens student chapter is one of the few select ASEM undergraduate chapters. Events are geared towards initiating a successful career during studies
at Stevens and upon graduation
[email protected]://www.facebook.com/groups/asce.njb.ymg/?fref=ts
The Stevens chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers offers a variety of opportunities for budding civil engineers and those with an interest in civil engineering (all are welcome). Some of our events include site visits, professional development workshops, networking events with
professionals in the field, and fun hands-on projects on campus!
American society of civiL ENGINEERS
[email protected]://ugstudentlife.stevens.edu/org/bmes
https://www.facebook.com/groups/108120215961062/
The goal of the Biomedical Engineering Society is to connect biomedical engineers across Stevens’ campus. We accomplish this through a variety of events throughout the year, ranging from presentations by professors
and industry professionals to shark dissections!
Biomedical engineering society
Institute of Electrical and Electronics engineers
Are you an engineer seeking to learn more about electronics? Are you interested in programming microcontrollers such as Arduino? If you answered yes to any of those two questions you should join the Stevens IEEE chapter! We are a two time award winning IEEE Region 1 chapter who is part of the world’s largest professional association for the advancement of technology. We do more than just hobby electronics; we prepare our members for the industry and research fields through competitions, networking events, company information sessions and
more!
Wednesdays at 9pm in BC [email protected]://www.ieee.org
https://www.facebook.com/groups/433638853329481/?fref=ts
The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that is owned and managed by its members. With more than 30,000 members in STEM (science, technology, engineering, & math) fields around the world, NSBE is one of the largest student-governed organizations based in the United States. Our mission is “to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community.” The Stevens chapter of NSBE takes the mission statement to heart by hosting multiple events and company-sponsored workshops throughout the year in order
to prepare students for the professional world.
Tuesdays (Biweekly) at 9 [email protected]
http://www.nsbe.org/Follow on Twitter: @SITNSBE
National society of black engineers
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.
Biweekly meetings starting on Semptember 8th at 9pm in BC [email protected]
http://ugstudentlife.stevens.edu/org/shpe/ https://twitter.com/SHPE_SIT
Society of Hispanic professional engineers
Society of physics students
The Society of Physics Students is a professional association explicitly designed for students. Membership, through collegiate chapters, is open to anyone interested in physics. The only requirement for membership is that you be interested in physics. The Stevens SPS strives to promote a better understanding of physics within the Stevens community and awareness of current events in physics. We see this group as an opportunity to bring together students from all majors that are interested in physics for times of fellowship and
learning.
Every other Wednesday at 9 PM in Burchard [email protected]
The Society of Women Engineers at Stevens aims to encourage women to be active on campus and to enhance the image of women in the field of engineering as a catalyst for demonstrating diversity in the workforce. Ultimately, SWE hopes to help women pursue careers in engineering and experience their full potential
as leaders in the workplace and beyond.
As a professional organization SWE invites and hosts different companies and panel discussions on campus. Nevertheless, SWE is not solely professional as the organization also holds social events on campus and has a very active K-12 outreach program. SWE at Stevens welcomes all members interested, men as
well as women.
[email protected]://ugstudentlife.stevens.edu/org/societyofwomenengineers/
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Society of women engineers
SASE’s mission is to prepare Asian heritage scientists and engineers for success in the global business world, celebrate diversity on campuses and in the workplace, and to provide opportunities for members to make contributions to their local communities. SASE membership is open to men and women of all ethnic backgrounds. At Stevens, we accept students of all major and year to join and take part of a greater role in a professional society dedicated to your personal advancements both academically and professionally. Whether it is to meet more people, enhance your network, increase your opportunities, or just
to have fun, don’t hesitate to seek us out.
[email protected]://saseconnect.org
https://www.facebook.com/groups/112041872262642/Follow on Twitter: @StevensSASE
Society of Asian Scientistsand Engineers
Members of SAS work together to accomplish the goal of becoming an actuary. Guest speakers present topics to the group, and the group prepares for actuarial exams through instruction and
mentoring within the group.
Stevens Actuarial society
Mondays at 4pm in Babbio [email protected]
SHPC is dedicated to providing educational and volunteer opportunities for students aspiring for a career in the healthcare industry. Pre-medical, pre-dental, physical therapists, physician assistants, biomedical engineeering students all benefit from the seminars and clinical setting exposure programs that SHPC hosts. Come learn more about how to make undergraduate career at
Stevens prepare for a career in health care.
As well as a panel of professions, Stevens Professors of CCBBME come in to speak about the Stevens’ experience of Pre Health Professionals and the process of applying. Awesome and exciting labs will be hosted throughout the semester. Some of these labs will consist of the teaching of blood pressure, suturing and dissecting. We also will help coordinate MCAT classes, steps towards applying to med school, and opportunities to shadow doctors or surgeons.
Stevens Health Professionals CLUB
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Stevens Anime Club
The Stevens Anime Club is a place for fans of anime, manga, and other Japanese culture to gather and discuss their interests. We meet every week to socialize and watch anime. We also are the organizers of the Castle Point Anime Convention, a 2000+
person annual convention that takes place at Stevens.
Fridays at 9pm in B118http://www.stevens.edu/anime
Wednesdays from 3pm to 6pmhttps://orgsync.com/50810/chapter
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1376309099271578/
The Audio Engineering Club is all about giving Stevens students hands-on experience through studio recording, live sound reinforcement, and acoustics and design of critical listening environments. We not only help out with other Stevens organizations like ESL and the Music & Technology department, but also host events like open mic nights, listening parties, and workshops. Whether you are an aspiring engineer, musician, or someone who just loves music, we welcome everyone with an interest
in learning the skills of a professional audio engineer!
Audio engineering club
The link
If you enjoy taking pictures, playing around with Photoshop, or organizing layouts, then The Link at Stevens is perfect for you! The school year’s just about to begin, and we’re looking for students to help us out with the 2015 yearbook! No experience is necessary. Our meetings are once a
week and last about an hour and a half in our Jacobus office.
Redshift
RedShift is the Recognized Student Organization responsible for Stevens Institute of Technology’s creative magazine, which is published semesterly AND is in full-color! We are centered in the 2nd floor of the Babbio Center and meetings are every week on Monday nights. We also host multiple events on campus like Iron Artist, Open Mic Night, and several smaller events called Writing & Artist Corners. RedShift wouldn’t be RedShift if
it didn’t put on these events or put out the mag!
Mondays at 9pm in the Red Door behind [email protected]://wiki.sittv.com
https://www.facebook.com/sittv
SITTV is Stevens’s on-campus television station. We film events and produce shows for organizations on campus and help each other learn more about audio/visual production. If you’re interested in cameras, editing, directing, and more, come to one of our meetings!
SItTV
The Stute
We are The Stute, the student newspaper of Stevens Institute of Technology since 1904. We publish an issue every Friday during the fall and spring semesters along with special Commencement and Summer issues. Whether you’re interested in journalism, photography, or business, we have something for everyone. Besides campus life and news writing, The Stute also has opinion and feature writing, layout, photography, graphics, copy editing, business/advertising, and much more! Joining The Stute is a great way to learn all about working on a newspaper, meet new people, get to know professors
and administrators, and leave your mark in Stevens history.
Tuesdays at 9:15 pm, The Stute office, 2nd Floor of Jacobus Hall [email protected]
http://www.thestute.comFollow on Twitter: @TheStute
Come to our meetings at 9:30pm every Wednesday in the basement of [email protected]
http://www.wcpr.orghttps://www.facebook.com/groups/436874923005874/?ref=ts&fref=ts
WCPR is the official radio station on the Stevens campus, providing original, independent programming that you can’t hear anywhere else! Students can gain experience with broadcasting their own shows, publicity & marketing, business management, and more. WCPR streams live in Pierce Dining Hall, on the web, and is accessible from any mobile device via the TuneIn Radio App. Not only that, but WCPR also showcases world renowned Ministry of Sound mixes every Friday and Saturday night. We also have a recording studio, which has the capacity to create professional quality audio recording, mixing, and even broadcast live performances. If sound equipment is more your style, we have our own mobile unit and provide sound and lights to events around campus. No experience necessary; If you are interested, come
check out the station and join the club!
WCPR - CASTLE POINT RADIO
GreekOrGanizations
Beta Theta Pi
Almost as cherished and distinguished as the school itself, the Sigma Chapter of Beta Theta Pi has called Stevens Institute of Technology home since 1879. With numerous varsity athletes, Dean’s list students, and dedicated community service members, the gentlemen hold themselves to a high standard, which Stevens and Fraternity alumni alike can be proud of. If you believe in being a part of something greater, where brotherhood comes first, then Beta Theta Pi could be
the right fit for you.
[email protected]://www.sigmabetathetapi.org
Chi PHI
Leadership, friendship, and character development are the fundamental values of a Chi Phi Gentleman. This directly translates to better men through strong relations - being both the leader and the pupil allows one to create the best version of themselves. However... This is college. We take our time as Stevens Students and community members to work hard all week, so what better to do in between then make great friends and have a great time? But don’t let me tell you about Chi Phi,
come find out for yourself.
[email protected]://web.stevens.edu/chiphi
Delta Tau Delta
The brothers of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity are committed to lives of excellence, excelling in both athletics and academics. The majority of our brothers are varsity athletes. We are also actively involved in community service projects, such as can drives, blood drives, and
more.
Lambda Upsilon lambda
La Unidad Latina, Lambda Upsilon Lambda Fraternity, Incorporated primarily seeks to take a leadership role in meeting the needs of the Latino community through academic achievement, cultural awareness, community service and promotion of the Latino culture and people. Though our roots are of Latino decent, we do not deny or restrict membership based on racial affiliation, religious affiliation or sexual orientation. From strolling to our signature hand sign and calls, La Unidad Latina, Lambda Upsilon Lambda Fraternity, Incorporated differs from other Greek organizations on campus by being a MultiCultural Greek Fraternity. Next time you see a Brother (Hermano) with Brown and Gold letters, stop him, ask questions, and you may soon see yourself as a Gentleman (Caballero) in our New Membership Education
Process.
[email protected]://twitter.com/LULatStevens
Nu Alpha Phi
To fulfill a genuine Brotherhood that maintains an integration and closeness among all Brothers from all establishments, and all
generations, at all times. To promote Asian-Awareness through community service, philanthropy, cultural workshops and events, university programs, partnerships,
and other various on and off campus activities. To remain true to our Letters, demonstrate our Seven Principles, and eternally dedicate ourselves to our motto “In Unity We Stand Strong”.
[email protected]://main.naphi.com/
Phi Sigma Kappa
Phi Sigma Kappa is a fraternity based on three cardinal principles: the promotion of brotherhood, the stimulation of scholarship, and the development of character. Our chapter at Stevens is currently the fifth oldest chapter of our national fraternity. Our brotherhood is comprised of many unique individuals from various backgrounds who participate in various extracurricular activities around campus.
We hold various events around campus, so look out for those this coming fall!
[email protected]://stevens.edu/psk
Follow on Twitter: @PSKIota
PHI SIGMA SIGMA
Phi Sigma Sigma, founded on the basis of Philanthropy and the strong bond of Sisterhood, was founded in 1913 at Hunter College in New York City. At Stevens, our chapter, Delta Zeta, was founded in 1982 and we have grown significantly since that time. With our chapter having 90+ sisters just this past spring, we are eager and excited to welcome the new faces on campus and encourage them to consider being involved within the Greek Community. We do a great deal of community service, are constantly involved on campus, and are Nationally recognized for the hard work we put into our community and our chapter. Joining Phi Sigma Sigma is more than wearing the golden Sphinx, embroidering our letters on your apparel, or attending chapter meetings; it’s the everlasting memories made, counting on your sisters while in return being counted on, sharing the experiences you face with people who genuinely love and care about you, constantly being encouraged to aim high and succeed in your scholastic work, and knowing that no matter what happens you have the support of Phi Sigma Sigma. We continue to uphold our values and beliefs, which ultimately strengthens the bond of sisterhood between each and every sister. Phi Sigma Sigma is greater than just a collegiate experience; it is the opportunity of a lifetime. We also would like to congratulate all the incoming freshmen on their acceptance into Stevens, and hope that the next 4 or 5 years of their college careers are
some of the best years of their lives!
The New Jersey Alpha chapter or Sigma Phi Epsilon, one of the largest fraternities in the country, takes residence in two four-story buildings at 528 and 530 Hudson Street. SigEp’s mission is building balanced leaders through personal development, helping men achieve and maintain the ideal of a Sound Mind in a Sound Body. In line with this goal, SigEp has eliminated the pledge process entirely, replacing it with a universal respect for others. All members have the same privileges from day one so that they may better experience brotherhood through mentoring,
community service, and experiential learning.
[email protected]://www.sigepnja.com
https://twitter.com/SigEpNJA
Sigma phi epsilon
Sigma Nu’s mission is to develop ethical leaders inspired by the principles of Love, Honor and Truth; to foster the personal growth of each man’s mind, heart and character; to perpetuate lifelong friendships
and commitment to the Fraternity.
Founded at Stevens in 1900, the Gamma Delta chapter at Sigma Nu is a close-knit fraternity of brothers for life. We host a variety of charity, athletic, and social events open to the Stevens community and are heavily
involved in student organizations on campus.
[email protected]://www.becomeasigmanu.com/home
http://www.twitter.com/GDSigmaNu
Sigma Nu
Theta Phi Alpha
Theta Phi Alpha was established in 1912 on the core values of justice, wisdom, loyalty, faith, truth, and honor. Our mission is to create close comradeship, to advance educational, social and philanthropic interests and leadership training; to encourage spiritual development and adherence to the highest moral standards; and to promote lifelong bonds of friendship. We strive to build leadership and confidence in our members and it has greatly paid off. Many of our members have leadership positions in other organizations, clubs, and in varsity athletics. We raise money for many different causes, but our main focus is on helping the homeless through The House That Theta Phi Alpha Built and Glenmary Home
Missioners.
[email protected]://www.stevens.edu/thetaphialpha/
https://www.facebook.com/ThetaPhiAlphaGammaChi
Hey everyone! The brothers of the Gamma Chapter of the Theta Xi Fraternity are very excited to officially welcome you to Stevens! Founded in 1874, Theta Xi Gamma is the oldest fraternity at Stevens, founded only 4 years after the university, and the second oldest active chapter of Theta Xi nationally. We have several events planned this Fall including weekly barbecues, pick-up basketball games, trips to the city, and our 3rd Annual Dub Bassment, an event hosted at our house and DJ’d by our own talented brothers. We will do our best to make your first year at Stevens as enjoyable as possible. Along with these fun activities we also host some of the best academic reviews on campus! So please follow us
on Twitter and Instagram, and like us on Facebook.
[email protected] https://orgsync.com/48059/chapter
Theta XI
Recreationalclubs
To allow all students to be introduced to the sport of archery in a fun and non-competitive environment through teaching, training, and games.
Anyone and everyone is welcome regardless of experience!
Once a week in the evening we have shoots.
All equipment is provided by the club from our equipment locker of high tech and up to date bows, arrows, and accessories. Compound and
recurve!
Stevens Archery Club
Climbing is a growing sport and hobby that has many people hooked due to its challenging nature, both mentally and physically. The Stevens Climbing and Mountaineering Club, better known as CAM, provides its members with free or discounted climbing in the New Jersey and New York area, both indoors and out. CAM is perfect for both experienced climbers and completely new ones! We provide equipment, safety/belay classes, and a warm community for all members. Climbing trips are usually made on Wednesdays and Saturdays to local gyms or to Central Park for bouldering. We also organize a guided weekend trip to the Adirondack Mountains for climbing on some real rock, with routes going up to one hundred feet! Join CAM and give climbing a shot. No experience
necessary - we’ll teach you the ropes!
The Climbing and Mountaineering Club
[email protected]://www.facebook.com/groups/206569912715998/?fref=ts
Stevens Cricket Club meets every weekend on campus. Learn about the game of cricket as well as play abridged and modified versions that have been a Stevens tradition. Come out and play with us and enjoy the second largest played sport in the world! Please feel free to contact us
at for more information.
stevens cricket Club
Whether you’re a scratch golfer or have never set foot on a course, Golf Club is for all skill levels and offers trips to play golf at local courses, mini golf trips, and driving range days for practice and instruction. We also host the annual Student-Faculty Golf Outing, which this year will be
at Silver Lake Country Club!
Stevens Golf Club
The Stevens Triathlon Club is a member of the Northeast Collegiate Triathlon Conference and competes in up to 5 races in the fall (late August – end of September) in New Jersey, New York, and Massachusetts as well as the Collegiate National Championships in March. The Triathlon Club currently has 25 members coming from a variety of backgrounds including swimming, biking, running, and a general interest in exercising. The experience of our members ranges from competing in 30+ triathlons to never competing before so all new members, regardless of their experience, will fit in
perfectly!
Stevens triathlon club
Service
Ready, set, WRITE!What if I told you that you could write to a complete stranger and brighten
their day? Now, what if I told you, that you’d have a blast while doing so?
That is what Campus Cursive is all about.Stevens Campus Cursive is a branch of the MoreLoveLetters movement. Our mission is spread love across campus and the community through anonymous acts of love lettering and writing letters to strangers in need.
It’s not about stamps, it’s not about stationery: it’s about our neighbor!
Hayden Lounge. Either Tuesday nights or Friday afternoons [email protected]
https://www.facebook.com/SITcampuscursiveFollow on Twitter: @StevensCursive
Stevens Campus cursive
Every Tuesday at 9PM : Babbio [email protected]
http://ugstudentlife.stevens.edu/org/ewb/home
EWB-USA supports community-driven development programs worldwide by collaborating with local partners to design and implement sustainable engineering projects, while creating transformative experiences and responsible leaders. Our chapter is currently working on our newly opened project, a water distribution system in Northern Thailand! We will be working with the NGO WarmHeart and the communities of Ban Hang tam and Ban Mae bon in order to bring a clean and reliable water source to the members of both communities. We are very excited to begin this new journey and are working toward completing our first goal of raising $10,000 to go on our pre-
assessment trip to Thailand!
All students and majors are welcome. All students are welcome to get involved with Stevens chapter of EWB, grads, undergrads, and all majors! Be
a part of something amazing!
Engineers without borders
[email protected]://www.eswusa.org/
The purpose of ESW-SIT shall be to combine the knowledge, skills, and experience of the Stevens community to promote engineering solutions for social, environmental, and economic problems, on campus and in the local community by establishing projects and initiatives which raise environmental awareness and educate
students on the subject of sustainability.
Engineers for a sustainable world
Wednesday 9:30 [email protected]
http://www.feelgood.org/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/383522804992671/?fref=ts
Feelgood World
FeelGood is a non-profit organization with sights set on ending world hunger by the year 2030. How will we do that? By ending the hunger of those around us as we make and sell a variety of grilled cheese sandwiches. 100% of the money raised goes directly to FeelGood, which then sends that money to the Hunger Project, and organization that distributes goods and necessities in third world countries to end the problems of hunger and poverty. THP is currently working in 11 countries
throughout Africa, South Asia, and Latin America.
Everything about this club is positive: Members enjoy holding events and raising money for a good cause, students and faculty on campus get to satisfy their taste buds with our grilled cheese sandwiches, and people around the world are getting the help they need to survive and
lead great lives!
Rotaract is a part of the global society called Rotary that is specifically for people 18-30 years old. Rotaract is an excellent way to be involve in hands on service projects, networking, and professional development opportunities. Stevens Rotaract club is an excellent way to meet people and get engaged with service in Hoboken and the surrounding area. Service projects have included helping prepare and serve food at the homeless shelter, walking dogs and socializing cats at the Liberty Humane Society, fundraising for the Wounded Warrior Project, and collecting school supplies for the Hoboken Charter School that burned down. Come out to Rotaract and make connections
with your community!
[email protected]://www.rotary.org/en/rotaract
https://www.facebook.com/StevensRotaract
Rotaract
Tuesdays at 9pm in [email protected]
Stevens Environmental club
As the Stevens Environmental Club, SAVE serves to promote awareness of environmental issues, and even more importantly to promote environmental action. We seek to accomplish this by hosting fun campus events that focus on environmental issues, such as our record bowl making event which focuses on sustainable reuse of materials. We also seek to have an active presence in Hoboken and to promote and participate in green activities in the community. We have participated in cleanup activities with the city and every year we engage local business owners with the Tap Project. We’re always looking for new ideas and
ways to promote sustainability at Stevens!
SPecialInterest
Sundays at [email protected]
Alpha Phi Omega is an international coed service fraternity founded on the principles of leadership, friendship and service. Since its founding in 1925, more than 350,000 members have joined the organization, with over 17,000 active students today. Of the many student groups at Stevens, Alpha Phi Omega is particularly turning heads both on and off campus. The Stevens Chapter is a very large and growing fraternity, attracting highly motivated students. Currently, the chapter includes approximately 90 active members. The term “fraternity” can be misleading, since Alpha Phi Omega falls into a category of its own. The coeducational, alcohol-free organization is not considered a “social” fraternity. Our group is devoted to serving the community and developing leadership skills
in addition to forming brotherly bonds between members.
Alpha Phi Omega
One Wednesday a [email protected]
The Stevens Commuter Union is open to all students and is designed to represent and assist commuting students. We allow all Stevens students to have a fulfilling extra-curricular experience, regardless of their housing situation. By providing a platform for discussion between commuting students, residential students, and Stevens Administration we resolve any issues commuting students may have. Finally we provide monthly events with food and activities that are open
to campus.
Commuter Student Union
[email protected] at 9pm in BC 104
Interested in discussing current events, learning about politics, and promoting conservative ideals? Stevens College Republicans is the club for you! Whether debating issues, campaigning for candidates, or just visiting a local restaurant for a “Red night out,” you’re sure to find your place among like-minded conservatives. Like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, or email us with any questions you may have. Better yet, come out to our meetings to find out what we have planned
and how you can get involved!
College REpublicans
Every Friday at [email protected]
https://orgsync.com/50809/chapter
The Stevens Chess Club seeks to promote the game of chess among the Stevens community. Our weekly meetings consist of playing chess, solving chess puzzles, analyzing grand master games and simply having fun. We also hold a tournament that’s open to all members of the Stevens community once a semester. So come
by and have fun, all playing levels are welcome!
Stevens chess Club
Stevens culinary Society
Stevens Culinary Society is a club dedicated to bringing the culinary arts to Stevens Students. Through events held on campus and going to events off campus, we strive to educate students about the culinary arts, so that they may make their lives just a little tastier. If you love food join us on duck sync for notifications about meeting times and
event dates! Stay tasty, Stevens!
Stevens Game Development clubKnitting club
Take a break from studying to do some relaxing knitting or crocheting. New and experienced members are welcome! Supplies are provided .
Tuesday at 9pm in Babbio [email protected]
Stevens Game Development club
The Steven’s Game Development Club is all about creating computer and tabletop games. We are dedicated to both the creation and playtesting of games created by club members as well as entering our games in competitions. We host events such as game jams and talks with industry professionals. SGDC is a great place to learn about game all aspects of game development such as programing,
art, music, and testing.
