Eastern Connecticut State University

One of the approximately 70 student clubs and organizations at Eastern Connecticut State University is the TV 22 Club. The purpose of the club is to give students a chance to enhance their future careers by providing knowledge in the field of television.

One of the approximately 70 student clubs and organizations at Eastern Connecticut State University is Eastern's Hillel Club. The purpose of the Hillel Club is to enrich the lives of Jewish students by providing relevant social activities and educational opportunities for its members and the Eastern community.

One of the approximately 70 student clubs and organizations at Eastern Connecticut State University is Eastern's Sustinet Club. The purpose of the Sustinet Club is to promote a unified community among the students of Eastern through the development of an annual yearbook.

RAs at Eastern are carefully selected and trained to help dormitory residents create an environment that is conducive to individual and social growth. Each RA creates recreational, educational and community service programming to involve students in the residence hall community and the community at large. RAs also assist individual students in their social and personal development.

One of the approximately 70 student clubs and organizations at Eastern Connecticut State University is Eastern's Pre-Law Society. The purpose of the Pre-Law Society is to provide information and resources to students that are interested in the field of law.

One of the approximately 70 student clubs and organizations at Eastern Connecticut State University is Eastern's Pre-Med Society. The purpose of the Pre-Med Society is to provide resources for students interested in pursuing a career in the medical field.

The mission of the Campus Lantern is to inform and educate the campus community about news and events on campus, to create a place where students can gather and discuss topics important to them, and to provide a source of valuable truthful journalism for the student body and beyond.

Health and Physical Education/Sports and Leisure Management (HPE/SLM ) majors at Eastern Connecticut State University become more involved in specific areas of study by attending professional conferences, organizing activities and providing opportunities to interact with their peers in their major.

One of the approximately 70 student clubs and organizations at Eastern Connecticut State University is Eastern's Social Work Club. The purpose of the Social Work Club is to inform and educate students about the different aspects of social problems in society. As a student club at Eastern, the Social Work Club is providing educational engagement, community service activities and events for all its members and the Eastern community.

One of the approximately 70 student clubs and organizations at Eastern Connecticut State University is Eastern's American Marketing Association (AMA) Club. The AMA's mission is to develop the Eastern Chapter of the AMA into a resourceful and involved onganization by bringing prominent guest speakers to campus, sponsoring fundraising to support AMA events, participating in educational events, and performing community service.

One of the approximately 70 student clubs and organizations at Eastern Connecticut State University is Eastern's MALES club. The purpose of the MALES Club is to create programs and activities that will benefit Eastern and its student body. MALES acheives this by supporting the community service projects and other events presented by already-established organizations on campus. MALES intends to improve the image, leadership qualities, and communication skills of the Eastern Connecticut State University man.

One of the approximately 70 student clubs and organizations at Eastern Connecticut State University is Eastern's Music Society. The purpose of the Music Society is to enrich the Eastern community through the pursuit of music as an educational tool, as entertainment, and to promote a love of performance. Through community service, collaboration between faculty and students, and experiential learning, the Society expands the diverse array of knowledge available to students, plans fun and meaningful activities during the school year, and plays a role in in the growth and expansion of the Music Department and its students.

One of the approximately 70 student clubs and organizations at Eastern Connecticut State University is Eastern's Organization for Latin American Students (OLAS). The purpose of OLAS is to assist in the educational success of Latinos on Eastern's campus and to inform the campus community about the Hispanic culture.

One of the approximately 70 student clubs and organizations at Eastern Connecticut State University is Eastern's student chapter of Habitat for Humanity. The purpose of the chapter is to increase awareness of substandard housing on campus and in the community. Members benefit from gaining community service hours, learning construction skills, traveling, enhancing their resumes, meeting friends, becoming involved in the University's community and helping families suffering from poverty.

One of the approximately 70 student clubs and organizations at Eastern Connecticut State University is Eastern's Repertory Dance Troupe. The purpose of the Repertory Dance Troup is to expand members' knowledge of dance styles, to provide an outlet for artistic expression and to offer members experiences and new discoveries in dance.

One of the approximately 70 student clubs and organizations at Eastern Connecticut State University is Eastern's Pre-Law Society. The purpose of the Pre-Law Society is to provide information and resources for students interested in the field of law.

One of the approximately 70 student clubs and organizations at Eastern Connecticut State University is Eastern's Outdoors Club. The purpose of the Eastern Outdoors Club is to engage members in outdoor activities, instill an environmental ethic through service, and enhance the university experience through informal education and outdoor adventure.

One of the approximately 70 student clubs and organizations at Eastern Connecticut State University is Eastern's Education Club. The purpose of the Education Club is to provide a safer educational environment for students, to strengthen the relationship between Eastern and the surrounding community, to enhance Eastern's education program, and to provide hands-on experience for its members.

One of the approximately 70 student clubs and organizations at Eastern Connecticut State University is Eastern's African Club. The purpose of the African Club is to promote interest in the history, development and cultures of Africa, related diversity, and to encourage participation in community service programs, events and activities which benefit student members, Eastern and surrounding communities. The club offers members opportunities to improve their image, leadership qualities and communication skills.

One of the approximately 70 student clubs and organizations at Eastern Connecticut State University is Eastern's Honors Club. The Honors Club provides opportunities for social, cultural, and educational interaction among members of the University Honors program, as well as interaction between the program and the campus community.

One of the approximately 70 student clubs and organizations at Eastern Connecticut State University is Eastern's Debate Society. The purpose of the Debate Society is to inform and educate student members about the different aspects of debating. The Debate Society fosters and promotes intelligent and engaging debate, while providing activities and events for its members and Eastern community.

AITP's mission is to give individuals in the Business Information Systems and Computer Systems programs and courses an opportunity to gather information regarding developments in the Information Systems and Technology fields, in their future careers, and facilitate professional networking.

One of the approximately 70 student clubs and organizations at Eastern Connecticut State University is Eastern's FEMALES club. The mission of FEMALES is to promote unity, leadership and sisterhood among women attending Eastern Connecticut State University by means of sponsoring and attending workshops, lectures, seminars, local and national conventions. FEMALES hopes to build the character of women, improve their self-esteem, and provide them with the necessary resources to empower themselves and achieve success in their future endeavors.

One of the approximately 70 student clubs and organizations at Eastern Connecticut State University is Eastern's FEMALES club. The mission of FEMALES is to promote unity, leadership and sisterhood among women attending Eastern Connecticut State University by means of sponsoring and attending workshops, lectures, seminars, local and national conventions. FEMALES hopes to build the character of women, improve their self-esteem, and provide them with the necessary resources to empower themselves and achieve success in their future endeavors.

Eastern Connecticut State University recently released its list of full-time students who were named to the fall 2011 Dean's List.

Eastern Connecticut State University recently released the names of part-time students named to the fall 2011 Dean's List.

The Center for Community Engagement supports the mission and vision of Eastern Connecticut State University by providing resources to build a culture of civic responsibility and engaged learning.

The Student Government Association (SGA) provides students with the opportunity to develop skills in democratic procedures. Students are elected to act as the governing body to address student concerns.

Eastern alumni mingled at a reception hosted by Eastern Connecticut State University's Office of Alumni Affairs on January 5. Graduates from New York City and surrounding towns gathered at Butterfield 8 on East 38th Street to socialize, network and reminisce.

It is the mission of People Helping People(PHP) to involve the students of Eastern Connecticut State University by directly engaging social issues which affect the local and global community while providing the opportunity to develop leadership and interpersonal skills.