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Current List of RIC Student Organizations

Organization NameDescriptionClub EmailMeeting TimesSocial Media
Asian Student AssociationOur mission as ASA is to create a supportive and empowered environment and promote multiculturalism and inclusivity to all people at RIC!asianstudents@so.ric.eduComing Soon!@ric.asaa
Commuter CornerCommuter Corner provides a space for commuters to meet others, learn about campus resources and socialize! We advocate for spaces on campus to be commuter friendly and work to build a strong community.Coming Soon!Coming Soon!Coming Soon!
Graduate Student Nursing DEI AssociationWe represent a group of graduate nursing students and who are from diverse backgrounds and their allies. We are committed to making Rhode Island College a better place and to contribute to increasing diversity in the nursing workforce. 
Our goals are to increase connections of graduate nursing students from diverse backgrounds to RI College faculty and learning opportunities, decrease barriers for students from diverse backgrounds and we want to represent RI College in the community by connecting with diverse populations, particularly in terms of promoting health and well-being.		gradsndei@so.ric.edu @ricgsndeia
HarambeeHarambee, which is Kiswahili means "unity" or "stand together," is the name of Rhode Island College 's multicultural student organization.  The members primarily consist of students from throughout the African Diaspora (African American, Afro-Caribbean, Continental African) and welcomes others from diverse cultural backgrounds. The purpose of the organization is to provide cultural experiences that will be beneficial in our search for our heritage; to coordinate our educational experiences so that others may learn from us; and to engage in social activities that allows us to show our responsibility to society.harambee@so.ric.eduComing Soon!@harambee.ric
Latin American Student Organization (LASO)Here at the Latin American Student Organization, we strive to create an environment to educate about Latin American culture in a positive manner. Representing the community with integrity and character, and to be a conduit of success for students of any race, nation or creed. LASO celebrated 50 years at RIC in 2022!laso@so.ric.eduComing Soon!@ric.laso
Motherland's FinestMotherland’s Finest is an African/African-American dance team at Rhode Island College that enriches campus life by offering a unique blend of cultural exploration, artistic expression, personal development, and community engagement. It creates a vibrant and inclusive space where students can come together to celebrate diversity, share their passion for dance, and contribute to the cultural mosaic of African origins, culture, and, more importantly, dance!motherlandsfinest@so.ric.eduComing Soon!@mlf.ric
Multicultural Student Nurse OrganizationTo serve as student leaders, advocates, and mentors for nursing students of color in the Rhode Island College Zvart Onanian School of Nursing (SON). We aim to bridge the gap between nursing students of color and the Zvart Onanian School of Nursing faculty/staff, to ensure students are equipped with equal opportunity and adequate resources to successfully complete the Onanian SON program without setbacks.msno@so.ric.eduComing Soon!@ricson_msno
Pride AlliancePride Alliance is a safe space for LGTBQ+ students and allies to meet, discuss issues in the queer community and build awareness for LGBTQ+ students. We host several events throughout the year including Pride Week in Spring.pride@so.ric.eduComing Soon!@ricpride
Student Veterans of AmericaThe purpose of the SVA will be to provide a network of support for military veterans, their families and civilian supporters, to educate the college community about the experiences of military veterans, and work with the college administration to meet the needs of student veterans and prospective student veterans.studentveterans@so.ric.eduComing Soon!@ric_sva
Organization NameDescriptionClub EmailMeeting TimesSocial Media
Campus FellowshipCampus Fellowship is a Christian Student Organization on Rhode Island College’s Campus. Whether you’re a Christian or someone investigating faith, we care about students coming together to seek God through Bible Studies, outreach events, and worship services. We strive toward real and authentic relationships as demonstrated by Jesus.campusfellowship@so.ric.edu @providence.cf
Muslim Student AssociationMSA provides a space for Muslim students to pray together and get to know each other. We also promote awareness about Islam and the Middle East and work to dismantle Islamophobia.msa@so.ric.eduComing Soon!@ric_msa
 
Saved by GraceSaved by Grace, a Christian organization dedicated to empowering RIC students to embrace their faith while enjoying the college experience, and help those who haven't, to discover their faith. We believe that empowering our community to embrace their faith is crucial for their overall well-being and personal development. We strive to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for all students, regardless of their background or beliefs. Our goal is to foster a vibrant community where students can freely express their beliefs, ask questions, and deepen their understanding of God's word.Coming Soon!Coming Soon!@savedbygraceric
Sojourn Collegiate MinistryTo cultivate a network of small community groups in which students can discuss what it means to pursue God in faith, education, and through acting justly in the community.sojourn@so.ric.eduComing Soon!@sojourn_ric
The HarvestComing Soon!theharvest@so.ric.eduComing Soon!@theharvestric
The Vine Campus MinistryThe purpose of The Vine is to foster a safe space for Bible-based, interpersonal, discussion, promoting personal support while also offering the platform for inter-faith engagement across various creeds and religious affiliations. Student engagement is accomplished through creative interfaith activities. We hope to afford students the opportunity to grow in their relationship with God and build lasting spiritual relationships through one-on-one personal Bible studies. We will also help students foster unity, teamwork, and great support groups when collaborating with other universities in Rhode Island for faith-based events.thevine@so.ric.eduComing Soon!@thevine_ric
Organization NameDescriptionClub EmailMeeting TimesSocial Media
Alpha Sigma PhiThe purpose of Alpha Sigma Phi is to Better the Man, through the creation and perpetuation of brotherhood founded upon the values of Character, Silence, Charity, Purity, Honor, Patriotism.alphasig@so.ric.eduComing Soon!@ricalphasigmaphi
Alpha Sigma TauNational Panhellenic sorority founded on November 4, 1899 at Michigan State Normal College (now Eastern Michigan University). The sorority has more than 80 active chapters and colonies nationwide. Alpha Sigma Tau has a long history of philanthropy and community service. The Sorority's official philanthropy is Pine Mountain Settlement School, and its official service project is Habitat for Humanity. Additionally, individual collegiate and alumnae chapters coordinate local philanthropic fundraisers and service projects. Instagram:alphasigmatau@so.ric.eduComing Soon!@astatric
Delta Phi EpsilonDelta Phi Epsilon is an organization that is built on the bonds of sisterhood, pride in the sorority, and support for one another. The mission of Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority is to develop in women a social consciousness and a commitment to think and act for the greater good. The work done for the philanthropies, National Association for Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders (ANAD), The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, and Delta Phi Epsilon Education Foundation instills the desire to be active in the community. Follow our Instagram @ricdphiedeltaphiepsilon@so.ric.eduComing Soon!@ricdphie
Theta Phi AlphaTheta Phi Alpha is a national women's social fraternity, and is a member of the National Panhellenic Conference. The mission of Theta Phi Alpha encompasses far more than providing a social network for college women. For more than 90 years, the sisters of Theta Phi Alpha have maintained a history rich in educational excellence, professional achievement, and a deep commitment to social service. Instagram: @thetaphiricthetaphialpha@so.ric.eduComing Soon!@thetaphiric
Organization NameDescriptionClub EmailMeeting TimesSocial Media
Anchor NewspaperThe Anchor Newspaper is Rhode Island College's only independent, student-run source of news since 1928.anchor@so.ric.eduComing Soon!@rictheanchor
Anchor TVTo increase knowledge and awareness of television and video production through hands-on experience. To act as a creative outlet for students who wish to participate in television and video production, and to exhibit students' work to a large audience on a regular basis via closed circuit TV and the Internet.anchortv@so.ric.eduComing Soon!@anchortvric
Freshmen ClassFreshmen Class hosts events for RIC's first year students.freshmanclass@so.ric.eduComing Soon! 
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Programming Events BoardTo provide out of class extra-curricular activities for students. To create a sense of community among RIC students and to create a social setting of educational and recreational nature.programming@so.ric.eduComing Soon!@ricprogramming
Resident Student Association (RSA)The Resident Student Association (RSA) is comprised of students living both in the residence halls and off-campus. The goal for RSA is to assist with students' needs and concerns and to provide programs for the residents which are on a larger scale than the ones that the Hall Councils usually provide. Representatives from all six halls help promote and recruit new members within their respective residence halls and meet together on a regularly scheduled basis. Another goal for RSA is to improve residential life and to promote unity throughout the campus community. Some recent events include duck hunt, res-week, dodgeball, carnival, ice cream socials, campaigns for better food service at the college, increased safety for motor vehicles and parking area, review and update of Residence Hall Policies, sponsorship of marathons to raise money for charity, semi-formal dances, talent shows, trips to plays and sporting events and many other on-campus events. RSA is run by the students and elects' students from within the group to serve on an Executive Boardrsa@so.ric.eduComing Soon!@rsa_ric
Senior ClassSenior Class hosts events and activities for RIC Seniors and sponsors Senior Week every Spring.seniorclass@so.ric.eduComing Soon!@ricseniors
Sophomore ClassComing Soon!sophomoreclass@so.ric.eduComing Soon!Coming Soon!
Student Community GovernmentStudent Community Government acts as a forum for students to address various issues and concerns affecting students at RIC. It also facilitates the growth and continuity of student organizations on campus by overseeing their operating and funding them.ricscg@ric.eduComing Soon!
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WXINWXIN is here to provide the RIC community with responsible programming, teach newcomers about the music and radio industries, increase our knowledge and understanding of broadcast radio through experience, and provide and outlet for students to express themselves creatively within FCC rules and radio ethics.ricradio@so.ric.eduComing Soon!@ricradio

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