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Rochester Center for Community Leadership

500/510 Wilson Commons

Rochester, New York 14627

Phone: 585-275-4085

Fax: 585-276-0151

Website: www.rochester.edu/college/rccl

University of Rochester

Rochester Center for Community LeadershipWorkshops Offered:Campus Club Connection

Developing Your Communication SkillsThe Diversity Spectrum

Goal Setting

Group Dynamics

Leadership Styles

Meeting Management

Marketing Your Leadership Position: From Leadership to Internship

Netiquette

Out with the Old, In with the New: Making the Transition

Program Planning

Values Inventory

RCCL is pleased to offer these workshops. In order to accommodate

as much flexibility as possible, none of the workshops have predeter-

mined dates and times. Please not that you can fill out a workshop

request form (www.rochester.edu/college/rccl/leadership/

skillsindex.html) and submit it no less than two weeks in advance. A

RCCL staff member will try to coordinate a mutually agreed upon

schedule. Each workshop has a minimum attendance to maximize

the learning objectives as well as a typical length of time. All leader-

ship programs are free and open to College undergraduates regard-less of class year and previous campus or community involvement.

Students are recommended to encourage their organizations to seek

these workshops as a means to help realize their success. If there

are other presentations that you are looking for, please let us know!

Sponsored by the Rochester Center for Community Leadership and the Dean of Freshmen Office

MELIORA : MAKEYOUREXPERIENCE EVEN BETTER!

Topics

Goal Setting/ Time Management

How to be a good member/ Se lf-Assessment

Clubs and Organizations

Responsibilities of the Mentee

Resources

University of Rochester

Rochester Center for Community Leadership

Date: 7/9/09

Thinking Beyond the Classroom:

Your Extracurricular Course

http://www.rochester.edu/

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Page 2Introduction

Purpose: To provide first-year and transfer students interpersonal

support, guidance, sharing of wisdom, coaching, and role

modeling by upper class students.

To support students with advice about leadership skills,

workshops, and positions, along with academics, extracur-

ricular activities and campus social life.

To build relationships among students of all academic,

extracurricular, religious, racial, and social interests.

Purpose and Passion: help students identify theirinterests and values.

Practice and Context: promote and develop multipleopportunities for hands on experiences service

Experiences.

Collaboration and Community: develops studentsability to work in groups and teams

Cultural Competencies: foster the ability of students towork across boundaries.

Competencies: develop basic organizational andmanagement abilities.

Rochester Center for Community

Leadership Model

Community Freedom ResponsibilityRespect Honesty Fairness

Communal Principles:

Page 232008-2009 Clubs and Organizations

Catholic Newman Community

(Newman)

Chabod House (Chabad)

HillelHindu Students' Association (HSA-

OM)

InterVarsity Christian Fellowship

(IVCF)

Latter Day Saints Student Association

Muslim Students' Association (MSA)

Pagan Students' Community (PSC)

Protestant Chapel Community (PCC)

Religious Roundtable (RR)

UR Christian Fellowship (URCF)

Special Interest HousingCommunity Learning Center (CLC)

Computer Interest Floor (CIF)

Drama House (DramaHouse)Film Interest Floor (FIF)

InterClass Living Center (ICLC)

International Living Center (ILC)

Media Living Center (MLC)

Music Interest Floor (MIF)

Special Thanks to:

2008-2009 Mentors

Matt Burns

Ed Feldman

Marcy Kraus

Rochester Center for Community Leadership

Jake Grantier

Monica Smalls

Student Activities Office

Student Leadership Advisory Board

You must be the change

you wish to see in the

world.

M.K. Gandhi

Student GovernmentAll Campus Judicial Council (ACJC)

Students' Association Appropriations

Committee (SAAC)Students' Association President (SA

Pres)

Students' Association Senate (SA

Senate)

Looking for more information onUR student organizations?

Visit Campus Club Connection atwww.rochester.edu/living/

organizations.

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Page 222008-2009 Clubs and Organizations

Hall CouncilsCrosby / Hoeing Hall Council (Hoesby)

Gilbert Hall Council

Riverview COG (RV COG)Susan B. Anthony Hall Council (Sue B

Hall)

Inter-collegiate CompetitionDebate Union (Debate)

Mini Baja (Mini Baja)

Mock Trial Organization (Mock Trial)

Model United Nations (URMUN)

Solar Splash (ssplash)

Thelion Society (Thelion)

University of Rochester Robotics

(Robotics)

NetworksClub Sports Council (ClubSports) Advised by Ryan KadlubowskiCommunity Service Network (CSN)Advised by RCCLFraternity Presidents' Council (FPC) Advised by Monica Miranda SmallsMinority Student Advisory Board

(MSAB) Advised by Lydia CrewsMulticultural Greek Council (MGC) Advised by Monica Miranda SmallsPanhellenic Association (Panhell) Advised by Monica Miranda SmallsPerforming and Fine ArtsAfro-Expressions (Afro-Expre)After Hours (AH)

Ballet Performance Group (BPG)

Ballroom Dance Club (Ballroom)

D'Motions Dance Group (D'Mo)

Hartnett Gallery Committee (Hartnett)Hip Hop Organization (URHIPHOP)

In Between the Lines Improv Comedy

Troupe (Improv)

Japan Matsuri (JM)

Korean Poongmul Group (KPG Hon)

Marching Pep Band (URPepBand)

Midnight Ramblers (Ramblers)

No Jackets Required (NJR)

Off Broadway On Campus (OBOC)

Radiance Dance Theatre (Radiance)

Sihir Bellydancing Ensemble (Sihir)

Stingers Trombone Ensemble (Stingers)

Strong Jugglers (Jugglers)

The Opposite of People

UR Bhangra (UR Bhangra)UR Student Philharmonic (URSP)

(URSP)

Vocal Point (VocalPoint)

Yellow Jackets (YJ's)

PoliticalCollege Democrats (Democrats)

College Republicans (CR)

Pre-ProfessionalAmerican Institute of Chemical Engi-

neering (AIChE)

American Society of Mechanical Engi-

neers (ASME)Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES)

Charles Drew Pre-Health Society

(CDrew)

Engineers For A Sustainable World

(ESW)

Institute of Electrical and Electronics

Engineers (IEEE)

National Society of Black Engineers

(NSBE)

Optical Society of America (OSA)

Society of Hispanic Professional Engi-

neers (SHPE)

Society of Women Engineers (SWE)

UR Entrepreneurs (UR Entrep.)

Publications/MediaCampus Times (CT)

Interpres Yearbook (Interpres)

Journal of Undergraduate Research

(JUR)

LOGOS (LOGOS)

Messenger Magazine (UR MESS)

UR Audio Group

URTV (URTV)

WRUR (WRUR)

ReligiousAgape Christian Fellowship (ACF)

Campus Crusade for Christ (CCC)

University of Rochester Page 3Table of Contents

Introduction 2

Table of Contents 3

Mentor/Mentee Responsibilities 5

Helpful Tips 6

Resource Guide 7-8

Mentors 9-14

Student Association Officers/ Class Council Officers 15-17

Calendar 18-19

Clubs and Organizations 21 23

RCCL Workshops 24

The first and best victory is to conquer self Plato

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WANT TO GET INVOLVED ?

Get Involved Info SessionSunday, August 31, 2008

8:00pm to 9:00pm

May RoomWilson Commons

Hall Council

Class Council Student Government

Save the Date

Friday, September 5th 2008

Activities Fairon Yellowjacket

Weekend

Location: Dandelion Square

Time: 3:00 to 4:30pm

Rain Site: Field House

University of Rochester Page 212009-2010 Clubs and OrganizationsTae Kwon Do (TKD)

Tai Chi Club (Tai Chi)

Tennis (Tennis)

Ultimate Frisbee-Men's (Piggies)

Ultimate Frisbee-Women's (EZ Women)UR Kendo (Kendo/ Iai)

UR Roller Hockey (RLR Hockey)

Volleyball -- Men's (Volleyball)

Wado Ryu Karate (Wado Ryu)

Water Polo (Water Polo)

ClubsAnime Club (URAC) (Anime Club)

Chess Club (URCHESS)

Creative Arts Club (CAC)

D'Lions (D'Lions)

Medical Emergency Response Team (R/

C MERT)

Photography Club (Photo Club)Simulation Gaming Association (URSGA)

UR Cooking Club (URCC)

UR FOOT (UR FOOT)

Urban Exploring (UrbEx)

Community ServiceAlpha Phi Omega, Mu Lambda Chapter

(APO)

Circle K (Circle K)

Habitat for Humanity (Habitat)

Partners In Reading (PiR)

Tiernan Project (Tiernan)

UR Rotaract

CulturalAmerican Sign Language (ASL Club)

Association for Development of Interest

in the Indian Subcont. (ADITI)

Black Students' Union (BSU)

Celtic (Celtic)

Chinese Students' Association (CSA)

Filipino American Students' Association

(FASA)

Israel Council (URIC)

Korean American Students' Association

(KASA)

Shades

Slavic Club

Spanish and Latino Students' Association(S.A.L.S.A.)

Student Assoc for the Dev of Arab

Cultural Awareness (SADACA)

Taiwanese American Students' Asso-

ciation (TASA)

Entertainment ProgrammingCampus Activities Board (CAB)

Cinema Group (URCG)

UR Concerts (Concerts)

Fraternity / SororityAlpha Delta Phi (A.D. Phi)

Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity (AEPi)

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

(AKA) (AKA)

Alpha Phi Sorority (Alpha Phi)

Chi Phi Fraternity (Chi Phi)

Delta Gamma (DG)

Delta Kappa Epsilon (DKE)Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorpo-

rated (DST)

Delta Upsilon (DU)

Gamma Phi Beta (Gamma Phi)

Kappa Delta Sorority (KD)

Lambda Pi Chi Sorority, Inc. (LPC)

Lambda Upsilon Lambda Fraternity

Inc. (LUL)

Omega Phi Beta (OPB)

Omega Psi Phi

Phi Kappa Tau (PKT)

Phi Sigma Sigma (Phi Sig)

Pi Delta Psi (PDPsi)

Psi Upsilon (PSIU)

Sigma Alpha Mu (SAM)

Sigma Beta Rho Fraternity, Inc.

(SigRho)

Sigma Chi

Sigma Delta Tau (SDT)

Sigma Lambda Upsilon (SLU)

Sigma Nu (Sigma Nu)

Sigma Phi Epsilon (SigEp)

Sigma Psi Zeta Sorority (SYZ)

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. (ZETAS)

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Page 202009-2010 Clubs and OrganizationsAcademic Honor SocietiesGolden Key International Honor Society

(Golden Key)

National Society of Collegiate Scholars

(NSCS)Order of Omega

Psi Chi (Psi Chi)

Tau Beta Pi (TauBetaPi)

Academic Undergraduate CouncilsArt and Art History Undergraduate

Council (AAHUC)

BCS & Neuroscience Undergraduate

Council (BCS&NSC UC)

Computer Science Undergraduate

Council (CSUG)

Medieval Society (URMedieval)

Modern Languages and Cultures Under-

graduate Council (MLC)Political Science Undergraduate Council

(PSUGC)

Psychology Undergraduate Council (PSY

UC)

Society of Physics Students (SPS)

Society of Undergraduate Biology Stu-

dents (SUBS)

Undergraduate Anthropology Council

(UAC)

Undergraduate Chemistry Council (UCC)

Undergraduate Council for Gender and

Women's Studies (UCGWS)

Undergraduate English Council (UEC)

Undergraduate Film Council (UFC)

Undergraduate Finance and Economics

Council (F&ECouncil)

Undergraduate History Council (UHC)

Undergraduate Musicians' Council

(UMC)

Undergraduate Philosophy Council

(Philosophy)

Undergraduate Religion and Classics

Council (URCC)

Undergraduate Student Geological

Organization (USGO) (USGO)

AwarenessActive Minds (UR ActMnds)

Amnesty International (AMNESTY)Colleges Against Cancer (URCAC)

Emergency (Emergency)

Grassroots (Grassroots)

Nonviolent on Campus (NOC) (NOC)

Pride Network (Pride Ntwk)

Rochester Students for Life (RSFL)Satsang: Streams of Thought

(SATSANG)

Sexual Health Awareness Group (SHAG)

Student Association of Vegan and

Vegetarian Youth (SAVVY)

Students for a Democratic Society

(SDS)

University of Rochester Genocide Inter-

vention (URGI)

Wildlife Conservation Club

Women's Caucus (WOMENSCAUC)

Class Councils2009 Class Council (2009)2010 Class Council (2010)

2011 Class Council (2011)

2012 Class Council (2012)

Club SportsAlpine Skiing (Ski Team)

Archery Club (ARCHERY)

Badminton Club (Badminton)

Cheerleading Club (Cheer)

Club Softball (Softball)

Crew-Men's (Men's Crew)

Crew-Women's

Cycling (URCycling)

Dodgeball Club (Dodgeball)

Equestrian Team (Equestrian)

Fencing (Fencing)

Handball (Handball)

Hatha Yoga (Yoga)

Ice Hockey-Men's (MensHockey)

Ice Hockey-Women's (W. Hockey)

Lacrosse Club - Men's (Men's Lax)

Outing Club (UROC)

Recreational Ski and Snowboard Club

(RecSnow)

Rugby - Women's (W-Rugby)

Rugby-Men's (Rugby)

Sailing Club (Sailing)

Shotokan Karate (URSKC)

Soccer - Men'sSoccer - Women's (wcsoccer)

University of Rochester Page 5

MEN T OR /M ENTEE RESPONSIBILITIES

Note: Mentors do not give out professional advice. The men-tors will provide proper resources and direction to the mentee,and assist the protg, as needed, with concerns and questions.

Mentor and Mentee will meet during the first week of classes.

Mentees will be provided with mentor contact information and

introductions.

Mentors will contact mentees at least twice a month for the first

semester and once a month for the second semester either

through email, phone or in person.

Three to four interactions during the first semester and two to

three interactions during the second semester need to be in per-

son. Each month will have a different focus; the mentor should con-

centrate on the topic and answer the mentees questions.

Examples Class (Schedules and majors), finals, extra- curricular activities, summer plans, internships, leadershipopportunities, housing, etc.

"Leadership and learning are indispensable to each

other."

John F. Kennedy

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Self Assessment

Recognize ones own behavior

Reflect on own personality and

leadership

Understand different styles of

leadership

How well do I communicate?

Stretch yourself to go beyond your

usual.

Goal Setting:

Time Management

How to be a good member

Attend meetings

Speak up at the meetings

Cooperate

Take initiative

Include everyone

Participate

Helpful Tips: Plan Ahead

Establish Realistic Goals

Use Time Efficiently

Set Boundaries

Budget time

Use SMART Goals

Specific

Measurable

Attainable

Realistic

Timely

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

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Entrepre-

neurship

2Emmanuel

Jal Lecture

3 4Be the

Change

Day

5 6Fall Break

7 8Wilson

CommonsWed.

9 10 11Tropicana

12 13 14 15 16Meliora

Weekend

17Meliora

Weekend

18Meliora

Weekend

19 20 21 22 23 24 25VocalPoint

26 27 28 29Wake up

in Wilson

30 31Club

Rochester

October 2009

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

24 25 26 27 28 29UR Night

at FrontierField

30Wilson

Day

31Get

InvolvedNight

Poster Sale

1Poster Sale

2Poster Sale

3Sophomore

WelcomeBack

Poster Sale

4Elections

InterestMeeting

5Activities

FairYJ

Weekend

6YJ

WeekendLuau

7YJ

Weekend

8 9 10Wilson

CommonsWed.

11 12Mike

HenryLecture

13Football at

St. JohnFisher

14 15

SA andHall

Elections

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Elections

17

Elections

18

Election

19

Elections

20

CourageBowl vsSt. John

21 22 23 24Wake Up in

Wilson

25 26Phantom

PlanetConcert

ClubRochester

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September 2009

U of R Page 7Helpful Resources:Academic Support312 Lattimore Hall585-275-2354

Assisting you with UR academicneeds ...Advisors, Counselors, Tutors

AdmissionsWallace Hall585-275-3221Ensuring a smooth transition to URundergraduate experience!enrollment.rochester.edu/admissions/myroc/create.shtm

Athletics and RecreationGoergen Athletic Center585-275-7643Giving students the opportunity todevelop a healthy lifestyle, have fun,socialize, and foster school spirit

Bursars Office330 Meliora Hall585-275-3931Responsible for issuing UR billingstatements...tuition, room, board

Campus Times102 Wilson Commons585-275-5943Serving the UR and Rochestercommunity by providing accurate and up-to-date information regarding eventsand activities

Career CenterMeliora Hall

585-275-2366Providing state of the art career planningwith academically linked counselors

Dining Services309 Frederick Douglas Building585-275-6265Providing you with first class dining

Dean of Students500 Wilson Commons585-275-4085Providing programs and services thatenhance UR learning and promotingcommunity development

Financial AidMeliora Hall, Third Floor585-275-3226

Assisting you with scholarships, loans,and work opportunities

Interfaith Chapel

585-275-8515Campus house of prayer for all peo-

ple.a place for worship, meditation,and quiet study.

Health Center1st Floor Morgan, Susan B. Anthony 585-275-2161 (River Campus)585-275-2361Providing primary health care services

International Services Office209 Morey Hall

585-275-2866Providing a full range of programs andservices for international students

IT ServicesIT Center Rush Rhees Library585-275-2000Information Technology Services

Assisting you with all UR computer andtechnical needs

River Campus Libraries:585-275-7600Providing access to a rich and varied

collection of print and electronic re-sources

Learning Assistance Services107 Lattimore Hall585-275-9049Offers extensive student led workshops,study programs, and disability support

Office of Fraternity and S ororityAffairs201 Wilson Commons585-275-3167Supporting students involved in sororityand fraternity activities

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Center for Study Abroad206 Lattimore585-275-7532

Assisting you in planning and choosingUR abroad experience

Student GovernmentElected student officials that advocateson behalf of the Student Activities

office and distributes funds to studentorganizations

Student Activities

201 Wilson Commons585-275-9390One stop shop for information about on

or off campus programs, services, andevents

The Common Connection(Information Center)

201 Wilson Commons585-275-5911Campus Concierge Service,ROC City Travel Services, Zip Cars,general information

University Counseling Center (UCC)4-160 Dewey Hall585-275-2361Offers confidential time-limited

individual, couples, and grouppsychotherapy

Office of Minority Student Affairs/HEOP301 Morey Hall585-275-0651Enhances the academic life of studentsof color

Registrars Office312 Lattimore Hall585-275-8131Manages all registration activities, courseschedules, and transcript production

Residential Life

020 Gates Susan B. Anthony585-275-3166Supports UR living needs for students

living on or off campus

University Security Services:585-275-333324/7 officers on duty to provide safety and

serve you

Information: 585-275-2121

Events Canceled: 585-275-6111Wilson Commons Information Center: 585-275-5911

2010

2011

2012

2013

TBD

2009-2010 Class Council Officers

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2009-2010

Students Association Officers

SenatorsPatrick Chase (2010)

Gao Xiang Chen (2011)

Janna Gewirtz (2009)

Sylvia Guerra (2010)

Jon Junig (2010)

Dale Levine (2011)

Alvin Lomibao (2009)

Ezra Mechaber (2011)

Ryan Mills (2010)

Rohan Naik (2009)

Dennis Nave (2011)

Eric Weissmann (2010)

Julia Winer (2010)Brett Young (2009)

Committee ChairsCommunications and Public RelationsEzra Mechaber

Policy and ReviewDennis Nave

Projects and ServicesKirstin Barry, Eric Weissmann

SA TreasurerFranchesca Guzman (2009)

All Campus Judicial CouncilScott Group (2009) - Chief Justice

Trevor Kellogg (2010) - Associate Chief Justice

Lior Benjamin (2010)

Bradley Calder (2010)

Brittany Carter (2009)

Erin Dick (2011)

Sam Lehman (T5)

John Oakford (2009)

Samantha Roblin (2010)

Sumir Shah (2010)

Allison Tick (2009)

2009-2010 MentorsJarrod Bogue 2010

Biochemistry and History double major

Chemistry minor DLion Organization

Resident Adviser

Student Leadership Advisory Board

General Chemistry Lab TA

Research Volunteer at the Culver Lab

Friends of Strong Volunteer

Hallie Cohn 2009 Students Association Government

Meridian Society

Alpha Phi International Fraternity

Student Leadership Advisory Board

Hillel / Chabad House

DLion Organization (06-07) Semester Abroad Spring 2008

Sydney, Australia

Marc Epstein 2010 Campus Times

Political Science Undergraduate Council

Nonviolent on Campus (NOC)

Students for Barack Obama

Research with Political Science professor

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Nick Gala 2009 Psychology, Neuroscience, and

American Sign Language major Towers Hall Council

ASL Club

Ballroom Dancing

Psychology Undergraduate Council

Boys Club Volleyball

Jess Gambacurta 2010 Journal of Undergraduate Research (JUR)

Senior Orientation Volunteer

Student Leadership Advisory Board

Campus Leadership Advisory Board

Students Together in NetworkingGraduates (STING)

RWorld RVote

Kierstin Hughes 2010 Political Science and Classics major

Resident Adviser

Students Association Government

Student Leadership Advisory Board

Symphony Orchestra

Wilson Day Coordinator 2008

2009-2010 Mentors2009-2010

Students Association Officers

President of the SA

Eric Weissman 2010

Vice President of the SA

Brittany Crowley 2010

Speaker of the SA Senate

Kierstin Hughes 2010

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2009-2010 Mentors

Dani Wisch 2011 Freshman Felow Students Association Government

Tzedek

Class Council

Campus Times

Melissa Work2009 Panhellenic Executive Board NPC Sorority Member

Writing Fellows

Wind Symphony

Eva Xie 2011 All for Childrens Art

UR Rotaract

Students Association Government

Radiance Dance Theater

University of Rochester InternationalTheater Program

ProjectCARE

One World Goods volunteer

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Brittany Hylen 2011 Varsity Softball

Delta Gamma Sorority Georgen Athletic Center Employee

Habitat for Humanity

Class Council

Imoh Ikpot 2010 Biomedical Engineering major

Pre-medicine

Biomedical Engineering Society

Ronald E. McNair Scholar

David T. Kearns Scholar

Emerging Leader Program graduate

Student Leadership Advisory Board

Tutor

Meridian Society

Kenneth Johnson 2010 UR Concerts

Black Students Union (BSU)

Community Organizing Group

Urban Fellows 2007

Chemistry 131 TA

2009-2010 Mentors

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Brian Magee 2009 Biology and Spanish major

MERT Society of Undergraduate Biology

Students (SUBS)

Modern Languages & CulturesUndergraduate Society

Campus/Student Leadership AdvisoryBoards

UHS Social Host Trainer

Student athletic trainer for varsity teams

Study Abroad Spring 2008Madrid, Spain

Rosellen Marohn 2009 Economics major Political Science and Spanish minors Undergraduate Finance and Economics

Council Federal Reserve Boards College Fed

Challenge Team Club Yoga Colleges Against Cancer Intramural sports

Ashley Orillion 2010 Psychology and American Sign

Language major

Pre-medicine

Spanish minor

Shotokan Karate Club

Capoiera Mandinga

ASL Club

Computer Interest Floor (CIF)

Tiernan Project

2009-2010 Mentors 2009-2010 MentorsBen Pollack 2010

Psychology major

DLion Organization Special Interest Housing Presidents

Council

Student Leadership Advisory Board

Resident Adviser

Nikki Socash 2010 Class Council Resident Adviser

Technical Lab Assistant in UR GeneticsLab (Sia Lab)

Sophomore Committee

Ballet Performance Group

DLion Organizaion

Pediatric Inpatient Volunteer at GolisanoChildrens Hospital

SUBS

Residence Hall Intramurals

Student Leadership Advisory Board

Brett Sternfield 2011 Biomedical Engineering Society

Hoeing Hall Council

Event SupportService Assistant

Meridian Society