There are more than 30 different clubs and organizations on campus
to suit your interest. All clubs have executive officers and an
advisor. Each club is eligible to receive funding through the
Student Association (Senate) as long as they conduct a campus wide
events, a community service endeavor and a fund raiser.
Below you will find a list of the current clubs and organizations on
campus. Click on the club/organization of interest to obtain a more
detailed purpose and the contact information for the
executive officers. If you would like more information, please
contact the Student Activities Office for assistance.
If you have questions relating to club operations
and procedures, click here for frequently asked questions and the
answers.
Association of Future Social Workers (AFSW)
Members of this club share an interest in social work and host
events about the topic.
American Sign Language Club (ASL)
Members of this club share an interest in ASL and host events about
the topic.
BACCHUS
and GAMMA
Members
of this club educate the college community about alcohol and other
drugs.
BAKU
Members
of this club help educate the college community about
different
cultures and multicultural affairs present on campus.
Campus
Activities Board (CAB)
Members
of this organization help plan and supervise activities on campus.
Class
of 200*
Each
class elects officers to help represent their class.
Council
for Exceptional Children (CEC)/Special Education Club
Members of this club facilitate leadership, training and
professional development
for
members viewed to be the future of their profession.
(Education and other social service careers).
Criminal Justice Club
Members
of this club share an interest in criminology and host campus events
about the topic.
E-College-E
Club
Members of this club share a special interest in issues pertaining
to the
preservation of the environment.
Education Club
Members of this club help prepare future teachers by
involving them in
professional organizations. This club also prepares future teachers
by
hosting programs on campus and in the community.
Fishing
Club
Members
of this club share an interest in fishing and may prepare fishing
excursions.
Gamma
Sigma United (Gay Straight Alliance)
Members of this club promote diversity and tolerance through
programming initiatives and serve as a support group for the gay,
lesbian, bisexual and transgender community.
Gathering In Faith Together
Members of this club share a common interest in religion
College
Newspaper (Keukonian)
Members of this club write articles and help publish the college
newspaper.
College
Yearbook (Kiondaga)
Members
of this club help publish the college yearbook.
Outing
Club
Members
of this club participate in outdoor activities such as hiking and
crewing.
Psychology Club
Members
of this club share an interest in psychology and host campus events
about the topic.
Peer
Counselors
Members of this organization provide guidance for their fellow peers
on campus.
Radio
Station
Individuals interested in broadcasting participate in scheduled
radio shows
on a regular basis on the college’s local radio station (107.3 FM).
Red
Jacket
Students who have an interest in poetry, short stories and other
literature pieces
help create this literary magazine.
Republicans
Students who have an interest in
the Republican political party or
politics in general share an
interest in this club.
Residence Hall
Councils
Members of each residence hall
provide a governing body to strengthen
the alliance between the
residents and the residence life staff.
Rotaract
Members of this club participate in various community
service projects that benefit both Keuka College as well at the
Yates County Community.
Senate
(Student Body Government)
Individuals interested in representing the student body share an
interest in this organization.
Ski
Club
Members
of this club participate in trips to local ski resorts.
Student
In Free Enterprise (SIFE)
This
organization provides college students the best opportunity to make
a difference
and to develop leadership, teamwork, and communication skills
through learning,
practicing, and teaching the principles of free enterprise.
Student
Occupational Therapy Association (SOTA)
Members of this club help facilitate communication between its
members and the campus community to provide support and
representation for the membership and to enrich the campus community
experience through its activities
.
Symphonic Band
Members of this club share an interest in music and they conduct at
least one
concert each semester.
TeamWorks! Club
Members of this club share an interest in learning more about
experiential learning
via the Rope Course.
Wellness Educators
Members of this club help educate the college community about
wellness topics.
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