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Whether you live on campus or commute, your time in college will be some of the most memorable, fun, and rewarding years of your life. At LIU Post, there are a variety of campus resources to help you get involved, meet academic and personal goals, and start your career – all in a safe, comfortable, and inclusive environment. start here...

Th e Office of Student Life and Leadership Development (SLLD) provides a diverse range of opportunities for student involvement that complement the academic experience. SLLD advises 80 clubs and organizations at LIU Post. We say “advise” because at LIU Post, clubs and organizations are created by students, run by students, and governed by students, with the assistance of professional staff members and faculty. We believe that it is the students’ passion, leadership, talent, and drive that make LIU Post a truly unique higher education experience.

Office of Student Life and Leadership Development Hillwood Commons, Room 102 Phone: 516-299-2800 liu.edu/post/studentlife/activities

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Clubs and Organizations

Whether you are interested in the arts, culture, the environment, student government, health care, the media, sports, or recreation, there is a club for you at LIU Post! Each club and organization is funded through your student activity fee to provide programs for all students at LIU Post. Break a sweat in our dance and step teams, intramural sports teams, and cheerleading squads. Make the world a better place through community services; represent your heritage in our numerous cultural clubs; or delve deeper into your interests and hobbies. Membership in our various honor societies and professional organizations, or a position in the Student Government Association, is great for building your résumé and your character. greek life!

GREEK COUNCILS Cultural Greek Council (CGC) • Intra-Fraternity/Sorority Council (IFSC) • Panhellenic Council

SORORITIES Alpha Epsilon Phi • Alpha Xi Delta • Delta Phi Epsilon Delta Sigma Theta • Lambda Pi Chi • Omega Phi Beta Sigma Iota Alpha • Zeta Phi Beta

FRATERNITIES Alpha Phi Alpha • Kappa Alpha Psi • Lambda Upsilon Lambda Sigma Upsilon • Phi Iota Alpha • Tau Kappa Epsilon

3 The Arts American String Teacher Association (ASTA): Open to any LIU Post student interested in playing and teaching string instruments at the elementary, middle, high school, or collegiate levels. Art & Art History Club: An academic, social, and professional network for students wishing to pursue a profession in the visual arts. The club provides a platform for the exchange of ideas in scholarship and shares relevant information about professions in the visual arts, internships, and special events. Emerging Student Theatre Artists (ESTA): ESTA was created to unite students who have a passion for theatre by promoting theatre arts outside of the classroom. Post Television Station (PTV Channel 96): This student-run TV station educates those who are interested in broadcasting and entertains the community by airing daily movies and original programs produced by students. Radio Active Productions (WCWP 88.1, Channel 98, online): In conjunction with WCWP (the LIU Post radio station), students use the radio airwaves, Internet, and cable network to broadcast music, sports, news, and special programming to the LIU Post community. Our goal is to educate students interested in all areas of radio broadcasting and to help publicize campus activities and events. The Runway: LIU Post’s most fashionable students work diligently to put on a memorable event at the annual Spring Fashion Show. Whether you want to strut your stuff on the catwalk, create styles, or help behind the scenes, there are plenty of ways for you to get involved! Say Anything Improv: Say Anything Improv is an organization based on improvisational comedy shows such as “Who’s Line Is It Anyway?” It gives students an opportunity to have fun and laugh in a supportive environment. Student Art League: The Student Art League provides an artistic environment for those interested in creating and displaying their talents in a public forum. B.F.A. students exhibit here for their thesis shows. Student Dance Association: The SDA gives students an opportunity to experience and explore various types of dance, including jazz, tap, and interpretive dance. Students Networking to Advocate a Positive Poetic Society (SNAPS): The SNAPS organization brings spoken word to the community and advocates for creative writers to share their literary creativity for criticism and support. Programs include writing circles, open mic nights, spoken word events, and literary publications. Tilles Center for the Performing Arts: Students enjoy discounted tickets at Long Island’s premier concert hall located at LIU Post. Tilles Cente r seats 2,242 people and features orchestral performances, fully-staged operas, ballets and modern dance, along with Broadway shows, and many forms of entertainment from around the world. entertainment 4 Campus Life Organizations

Association for Campus Programming (ACP) : ACP, the campus Veterans and Students United: Connect with fellow LIU Post programming board, creates diverse activities and events for students . student-veterans by joining our newest student organization, ACP plans both large and small events to enhance college life Veterans and Students United. The group provides an opportunity outside of the classroom. for student-veterans to network and support each other as they adjust to civillian life. Commuter Student Association (CSA): The CSA caters to commuter sudents looking to get involved and form lasting friendships. Through CSA-sponsored events, commuters enrich their overall college experience and work closely with other student groups to speak up advocate for commuters.

Do Something: One of the nation’s largest organizations that helps young people take action in the causes they support. LIU Post’s Do Something club is a social action club that inspires, empowers, and celebrates a generation of doers. It brings together students who see the need to do something, believe in their ability to get it done, and then take action.

Inter-Residence Council (IRC): IRC helps increase campus awareness, support students socially and academically, and act as a vehicle to address resident student concerns.

Student Government Association (SGA): The Student Government Association works with all clubs on campus, handling event requests and keeping the campus lively. SGA serves as an outlet for student voices by working closely with the university administration to enhance the overall campus experience.

TWIce as Nice: Unites all sets of twins – and those who have twins – to express the bond that twins share to the entire campus. We also welcome triplets and more!

5 Cultural Organizations

Anointed Voices Gospel Choir: Anointed Voices Gospel Choir examines the historical origins of gospel music, studies contemporary gospel arrangements, and teaches and sings its techniques.

Black Students United (BSU): At weekly meetings, BSU members interact to discuss topics concerning the community. BSU sponsors several events throughout the year, and diligently works to promote diversity and cultural programs (such as their annual Kwanzaa Ball and Pajama Jam) for the LIU Post community.

Brothers and Sisters in Christ (BASIC): BASIC gathers weekly to educate students about the Gospel of Jesus Christ and provides a spiritual, supportive, and social environment for all students.

Chinese Student Scholar Association (CSSA): Through the Chinese Indo-American Club: The Indo-American Club offers students a Student Scholar Association’s meetings, events, and activities, chance to learn more about the South Asian immigrant culture. By students come together to enhance mutual understanding and nurturing a sense of community, the Indo-American Club helps strengthen friendships. foster appreciation for the culture and heritage.

Conversations Helping and Teaching Students (CHATS): CHATS helps International Student Union (ISU): The ISU is a multi-cultural create a stronger campus bond between the domestic and international organization that fosters growth and inclusion of the entire communities on campus. Through the usage of language, we motivate international student population. Open to all, ISU offers every students with the power of communication; we emphasize culture, student the opportunity to learn and explore the diversity of the LIU promote the urge to learn, and form lifelong friendships. Post community.

Dumbledore’s Army: Dumbledore’s Army is a club for those fascinated Korean Student Association (KSA): The Korean Student Association’s with J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter. Through film and book analysis, mission is to build a strong sense of community among Korean students, events and meetings, this group brings together students who share international students, and the entire LIU Post population. affection for this cultural phenomenon. Latin American Women's Society (LAWS): LAWS is a club that Hillel: Hillel is the Jewish community on campus which supports a promotes cultural awareness through charitable, social, and diverse array of programs and connects Jewish students to meaningful educational programs. We welcome all students who have an interest and exciting opportunities for learning and socializing. in Latin American culture and history.

6 Muslim Student Association: The Muslim Student Association meets Taiwan Student Association: The Taiwan Student Association is on a weekly basis to pray, celebrate Eid parties (Islamic festival), and intended for international students and local students to collaborate come together in Muslim tradition. and enjoy Taiwanese customs as a campus community.

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP): Turkish American Student Association: The Turkish American LIU Post’s chapter of NAACP’s Youth and College Division Student Association is an organization that aims to unite all Turkish confronts issues affecting people of all races, religions, and back- and non-Turkish students. The purpose of this club is to improve grounds. They proactively strive to be the leaders and trendsetters the cultural, political, and social unity of the Turkish and non-Turkish. of today’s generation through outreach and education. Vikings: LIU Post is home to numerous Scandinavian students, Newman Club Catholic Community: The Newman Club is the and what better way to bring these students together than in the Catholic organization on campus that coordinates retreats, service Vikings Club! We help students maintain their cultural bonds and projects, and entertainment. also educate other students about Scandinavian countries here at LIU Post. Post Anime and Gaming Entertainment Society (PAGES): This fun-filled organization hosts events centered on video games and boardgames. It allows students to show their competitive nature and come together for tournaments and leisure activities. Protestant Campus Fellowship: The Protestant ministry on diversity campus offers a safe haven for students during the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Aside from worship, the Protestant Fellowship invites all students to appreciate one another through specialized programs and events.

Rainbow Alliance: The Rainbow Alliance is an open-minded group of students who provide acceptance and support for those of all sexual orientations. The club’s mission is to educate and unite LIU Post by opening the lines of communication among students.

Sigma Delta Phi Epsilon: Sigma Delta Phi Epsilon is a service organization that emphasizes respect, culture, education, leadership, community service, and co-education. The group works to reduce racism and ethnocentrism.

Student Caribbean Association (SCA): SCA is an organization that promotes the education of the Caribbean and carbine culture through lecture, demonstration, and entertainment.

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Forensic Science Club: The Forensic Science Club attempts to advance students’ skills as problem-solvers. The popular Murder Mystery Dinner is just one of many fun events they host throughout the academic year.

Health and Physical Education Majors Club: This club encourages, advances, and contributes to the professional growth and development of men and women in the field of health and physical education. Members sponsor various campus activities and address learning trends. health care

Masters of Social Work: Masters of Social Work is a club geared toward graduate students interested in advancing their skills in the field of social work. In service to LIU Post and the surrounding communities, Masters of Social Work creates projects and events to educate and assist others.

Medical Imaging Society: The Medical Imaging Society’s goal is to provide information for students who are pursuing a career in radiologic technology and to develop a network of students and health professionals in the field of diagnostic medical imaging.

National Student Speech, Language, Hearing Association (NSSLHA): The LIU Post Chapter of NSSLHA creates a fuller appreciation and awareness of the issues regarding speech-language pathology and audiology.

Nutrition Club: In a world of fast-food and quick fixes, the Nutrition Club seeks to educate students to make smart and healthy choices. If you are looking to start a career in the field of nutrition or are interested in knowing more about your own body, this is a great place to socialize and learn more.

8 Publications Loomings: Loomings is a student art and literature magazine published once a semester for the LIU Post community.

The Opticon (Yearbook): A year-in-review of our students, campus events, clubs, and organizations is artistically organized in digital and print form to keep the memories of your LIU Post college days alive for many years to come.

Post Bottom Line: This magazine is edgy, interesting, and uncensored! Issues of the Bottom Line include stories, facts, and opinions written and photographed by LIU Post students.

The Pioneer: The Pioneer is LIU Post’s award-winning weekly newspaper that keeps you up-to-date with campus, local, and worldwide happenings. The News, Features, Review, and Opinion sections are always open to new talent.

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9 Professional & Academic Organizations

Accounting Society: The Accounting Society serves as a link between Pre-Law Association: Pre-Law Association prepares students college students and the accounting profession. considering careers in law and criminal justice. As a group, they create “game plans” for their futures as lawyers and activists, and American Marketing Association (AMA): The AMA is a club that participate in discussions, debates, and events related to the field. bridges the transition from the classroom to the real world by bringing together students interested in marketing and all areas of business. Social Work Club: The Social Work Club’s mission is to enhance the ed ucation and professional network of social work students and Debate Team: LIU Post’s Debate Team is arguably the greatest provide them, as well as all LIU Post students, with community Debate Team ever! As members of the Debate Team go back and service opportunities. forth deliberating issues facing society, they also host events and service projects for our community. Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM): An informative and professional organization that brings in guest speakers and Financial Management Association (FMA): FMA’s chapter at LIU Post experts from different areas within human resources. We host is meant to assist students who are interested in finance, banking monthly events and weekly meetings. HR is a field that is extremely and investments. Field trips to financial institutions and the New important in all types of industries and this club is a good extension York Mercantile Exchange are just some of the many trips organized of the classes offered at LIU Post. by the FMA.

National Association for Music Education (NAFME): National Association for Music Education (collegiate chapter) is an organization of future music teachers and collegians. Activities of the chapter include professional conferences on the county, state, divisional, and national levels. Workshops, clinics, and lectures are presented by nationally prominent clinicians. Job opportunities are also available. networking

10 Environmental and Humanitarian

Animal Lovers United (ALU): A club dedicated to the safety, health, protection, and overall welfare of animals. They work in conjunction with other animal organizations in an effort to raise funds that will go toward the care of vulnerable animals and bring awareness to the plight of abused animals.

Men Respecting All Women and Women Appreciating Real Men (MRAW & WARM): MRAW & WARM is a unique club that focuses on respecting women by fighting the negative stereotypes of disrespectful men. The club members strive to show others how to become better gentlemen in everyday life by attempting to empower women and informing students about domestic violence, rape, and human trafficking. social activism

PAGANS (People About the Goddesses/Gods and Nature-Based Studies): Learn the history and the foundations of Wicca, Asatru, Druidry, and Discordianism through interactive programming and community service.

The Recycling Program: This campuswide initiative emphasizes the green in “Green & Gold!” If you care about the environment, join them to take action.

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Cheerleading: School spirit and sportsmanship combine as the members of the cheerleading squad root for the home team!

Crew: Students with or without experience in rowing can join this club of athletes as they spend early mornings practicing for their seasonal regattas.

Delta-X: Delta-X takes LIU Post student daredevils on adventures that include rock climbing, skiing, snowboarding, camping, and hiking. This group challenges students mentally and physically, allowing them to boost confidence and enhance community involvement.

Division II Athletics: Home to 15 NCAA Division II teams, the LIU Post community has man y reasons to have “Post Pride.” Year after year, the Pioneers boast some of the highest-ranked teams in the country and continue to raise the mark in collegiate competition with numerous appearances in NCAA Champion ships and conference tournaments. liu.edu/post/pioneers

Equestrian Team: This team utilizes our on-campus stables, which are convenient for practice and horse shows. Experienced and non-experienced riders team up to compete and learn horseback riding skills. limitless Ice Hockey Team: LIU Post’s Ice Hockey Team is a group of dedicated athletes that competes in approximately 25 games per season. The LIU Post Ice Hockey Pioneers is a Division II member of the American Collegiate Hockey Association.

Intramural Sports: Get your game on! Join individual sports such as biggest splash, racquetball, tennis, ping pong, golf, Wii™ Pop-A-Shot, 100 yd. dash, and 100 yd. swim. Team sports include flag football, outdoor and indoor soccer, volleyball, 3v3 and 5v5 basketball, dodgeball and softball.

Pioneerettes (Kickline) Club: Kickline encompasses all styles of dance, from jazz and hip-hop to pom and sequences of high-kick. The Pioneerettes embody the true spirit of “Post Pride.” Kickline is open to all levels, from novice to the most experienced.

Post Dance Team: Seen during half-time at basketball and football games as well as other performances, the Post Dance Team invites you to step up your game with them!

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Circle-K: Circle-K incorporates a branch of Kiwanis International on the LIU Post campus. This organization, like its parent organization, is dedicated to community service and active citizenship showing service, leadership, and fellowship. Circle-K provides opportunities for members to participate in volunteer work.

Hillwood Commons and Student Life & Leadership Development Staff: Hillwood Commons and the Student Life & Leadership Development Office hires students to work as assistants, van drivers, and building managers.

It Takes a Village: A student initiative where students help other students and the LIU Post community by focusing on recruitment, retention, and fundraising activities.

Orientation Leader: Orientation Leaders serve as mentors to new students by introducing them to the campus and helping them transition to college life. mentor Peer Mentor: Peer mentors provide new students with information, encouragement, and guidance during their first semester at LIU Post. They are your point of contact to ask questions about college and will be a friendly face at social events.

Pioneer Leadership Development Program: Provides students with the necessary skills to be successful during their collegiate and professional experiences.

Post P.A.L.S.: Upper classmen buddy-up with freshmen or transfer students to better acquaint them with “the ropes” of the campus. Enjoy coffee-talk, a night out, or just keeping your PAL company!

Resident Assistant: R.A.’s work with all students to promote an environment in the residence halls that is conducive to academic achievement, social and personal growth, and group responsibilities.

Safety Escort Service: Student escorts serve in pairs to aid the campus community in the evening hours and offer a “safe walk” for students or faculty who need to be escorted to campus residence halls or parking lots. Office of Student Life and Leadership Development ▲ 720 Northern Blvd. ▲ Brookville, NY 11548-1300 516-299-2800 ▲ Office of Admissions: 516-299-2900 ▲ liu.edu/post/studentlife 12/13 5,000