C.W. Post Campus - Clubs and Organizations

The Office of Student Life & Leadership Development cordially invites you to to get involved at C.W. Post! There are approximately 75 registered/active clubs, professional/academic organizations, and athletic teams on campus. Each club and organization is funded through your student activity fee to provide programs for all students at Post. Not only do the benefits of involvement includes meeting new people and developing your leadership skills, but you'll also broaden your horizons and experience college in a whole new way outside the classroom.

This Directory will provide you with a list of all registered organizations and a brief description of each group, categorized by interest. Below, you will find the link to download a Student Organization Interest Form. List the name(s) of the organization(s) you are interested in joining and return it to the Assistant Director of Student Life in Hillwood Commons. We will forward your information to the president(s) of the organization(s) and s/he will contact you. If you are interested in forming a new club or organization, or wish to find out more about an existing organization, please contact the Office of Student Life & Leadership Development at (516) 299-2606.

We look forward to working with you!

Click here to download the Student Organization Interest Form!

The Arts

C. W. Post Anime Club
The Anime Club introduces an appreciation for Asian culture through, but not limited to, the art of Japanese Animation.

C. W. Post Art Therapy Club
Students, faculty and alumni work together to educate and inform our campus community about the growing licensed field of Creative Art Therapy.

Post Television Station (PTV)
PTV provides medium of entertainment and explores new and creative ways to educate and entertain the television-viewing community. PTV shows new and recent classic movies daily as well as student-created shows. Student Government Association meetings and campus events can be seen on PTV also.

Post Theater Student Association (PTSA)
PTSA is a creative outlet for theater students to meet outside of the classroom and discuss new ideas and visions, while also bringing a greater sense of harmony to the Post Theater Company. PTSA welcomes non-theatre majors to participate in productions!

Say Anything Improv
Say Anything Improv is an organization that exists solely to play some improvisational games in an attempt at getting a laugh or two. No experience is necessary! Everyone is welcome to come and play with Say Anything Improv, but performing is optional. Suggestions for skits and improve ideas are always welcome!

Student Art League
The Student Art League is a vehicle to facilitate an artistic environment for students interested in art. The organization is open to both art majors and non-art majors alike, and works to bring student artwork to our campus community.

Student Dance Organization (SDO)
SDO gives students an opportunity to learn and experience various types of dance. Jazz, tap and interpretive dance are all areas explored and practiced by SDO.

Teknique ? Hip Hop Dance Club
Teknique is a unique and creative dance organization that routinely entertains the C.W. Post community. Joining this group will enhance your both your dancing and athletic abilities!

X-Factor Step Team
X-Factor is a co-curricular activity for students who are interested in stepping, a popular and innovative mixture of choreography and rhythmic moves.

Orchestras, Bands and Ensembles

For more information on the following groups, please contact the Music Department at (516) 299-2474.

C.W. Post Orchestra
C.W. Post Chorus
C.W. Post Concert Band
C.W. Post Jazz Ensemble
C.W. Post Vocal Jazz Ensemble
L.I.U. Chamber Singers
Madrigal Singers
Merriweather Consort
Pep Band
Perriot Consort
Symphonic Winds

Campus Life Organizations

Association for Campus Programming (ACP)
ACP works diligently to provide the C.W. Post community with diversified programming of social, cultural, educational and recreational activities and to assists other campus organizations with the planning and development of activities and services.

Civil Liberties Club
The Civil Liberties Club promotes open discussions regarding constitutional rights and works to educate individuals on their human rights.

Commuter Student Association (CSA)
CSA actively integrates the commuter student population into campus life through social activities, educational programs and fundraising. This organization provides a forum for commuters to meet other students and share their experiences at C.W. Post.

Inter-Residence Council (IRC)
IRC serves as a link between the resident students and the Residence Life staff, increases campus awareness, supports students socially and academically, and acts as a vehicle of addressing resident student concerns.

Student Government Association (SGA)
This organization was established to provide the campus Administration with a student perspective on matters of mutual concern and to foster administration consideration of student opinions and desires, and to act on all matters, which belong to the students and affect their life on campus

Cultural Organizations

Anointed Voices Gospel Choir
Encouraging spiritual growth through music, the Gospel Choir inspires the campus community through musical praise.

Black Students United (BSU)
BSU provides cultural enrichment for its members and the entire campus community. BSU sponsors many events throughout the semester, and works diligently to promote diversity and cultural education programs to the community. All students are encouraged to attend meetings and become active members in this organization.

Brothers And Sisters In Christ (B.A.S.I.C.)
B.A.S.I.C. educates students about the Gospel of Jesus Christ and provides a spiritual environment and support system for all students.

Caribbean Culture Club (CCC)
CCC actively informs and educates students and the campus community at large to become aware of the myriad cultures and traditions of the Caribbean people.

Council for Latin American Students (C.L.A.S.)
C.L.A.S. promotes and shares views of the Latin culture within the Post community through events, lectures and other activities which complement both the academic and social aspects of education and diversity programming.

Hillel (Jewish Student Association)
Educates the community on the historic lore and culture of the Jewish tradition. Hillel provides a place for the discussion of Judaism. Hillel also serves as a meeting ground for all Jewish students for the purpose of meeting others of a similar heritage.

Indian Pride Club
The Indian Pride Club is an association that welcomes all students and fosters the spiritual, intellectual, and social interests of all students of C.W. Post. Focusing on the studies and experiences of the Indian culture, this organization promotes diversity and education through its programs.

Newman Club (Catholic Student Organization)
The Newman club is a Catholic Organization that offers students the opportunity to get involved with community service on and off campus, grow as an individual, and have fun! The organization challenges its members spiritually and intellectually by hosting service, social, and spiritual programs as well as lectures that teach more about the Catholic faith. Some activities throughout the year include trips, parties, retreats, and community services projects including visiting soup kitchens and building dignified homes in Mexico . The purposes of such activities are to learn how to serve God and see how He is present in our everyday lives. The club welcomes all Catholic and non-Catholic students.

People About Goddesses/Gods and New Age Studies (PAGANS)
The PAGANS research and study the traditions of wicca and new age studies. Hosting rituals and learning more about the powers of mysticism and crystals, the PAGANS are an active and unique part of campus life.

Protestant Campus Fellowship
The Protestant Campus Fellowship club provides students a safe haven away from the hustle and bustle of everyday living. Aside from worship, PCF hosts social events, trips, educational programs, and events just focusing on getting to know and appreciate one another. The club welcomes all Protestants as well as non-Protestant students to join. God has placed us here for a reason, together we can explore it.

Rainbow Alliance
Rainbow Alliance offers a community of acceptance and support to any person ?coming out?, be they in conflict or simply wishing to mix with others who are gay. The club wishes to reach and educate the non-gay public to open lines of communication on a highly misunderstood and prejudiced population. All persons of any sexual orientation who are open-minded and accepting of others are welcome!

Professional & Academic Organizations

Accounting Society
The Accounting Society serves as a link between college students and the accounting profession as a means of promoting scholarship and networking opportunities to students. The goal of the Accounting Society is to provide the accounting student body, the School of Professional Accountancy and the entire campus community with a tutorial program while also educating interested students in the field of accounting.

Financial Management Association (FMA)
FMA assists in the professional, educational, and social development of college students interested in finance, banking, and investments.

Music Educators National Conference (MENC)
MENC offers students an opportunity for professional orientation and development in the music industry, to enable students to gain and understand basic truths that underlie the role of music in human life, to encourage professional interest of members involved, and to increase knowledge and practices of music through chapter activity.

MSW Graduate Student Association
The MSW Graduate Student Association is an organization formulated to enhance the education and professional network of graduate social work students and to provide the C.W. Post community with opportunities for volunteer and community service.

Political Science Association
This organization is designed to assemble students from the Political Science/International Studies Department to participate in discussions, debates and group activities in relation to issues and events in the field of Political Science, particularly Politics, Law and History.

Pre-Law Association
To have Pre-Law students become more aware about the law school process and learn about legal careers available after law school. To allow students to exchange ideas in a friendly forum and or debate.

Psychology Club
The Psychology Club promotes the intellectual interest among students involved in the field of psychology through educational and social interaction and activities.

Social Work Club
The Social Work Club educates and assists Social Work students and benefits the people of Long Island through community service projects and fundraising events.

Medical, Science and Health Organizations

Aesculapius
Aesculapius seeks to educate and guide all students interested in the pre-health professions to achieve their academic and professional goals.

American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE)
ACHE provides a network for students in the healthcare field to meet, exchange ideas, and advance the goals of the organization on a local level.

C.W. Post Nutrition Association
The Nutrition Association provides students with the opportunity to exchange ideas, interact with nutrition professionals and to gain practical experience in matters directly involving nutrition and food service. This organization also works to promote the health and well-being of the C.W. Post community.

Forensic Science Club
The forensic Science Club seeks to broaden the knowledge of students interested in Forensic Science with hands-on experience outside the classroom. This organization also provides entertainment and social activities based on the complexities and mysteries presented through forensic studies and clues.

Health & Physical Education Majors Club
This organization provides an outlet for students to discuss interests and needs regarding health and physical education theory and practice.

Medical Imaging Society
The Medical Imaging Society integrates hands-on medical experience and academic studies through professional interaction to enhance the education of the Radiologic Technology Program students.

National Student Speech, Hearing and Language Association (NSSHLA)
NSSHLA gives students the opportunity to discover new information in the field and to provide an environment for discussing these developments.

Publications

Loomings
Loomings is a student-run literary publication of uncensored creative expression. Students are welcome to submit poetry, lyrical writing, art, or any other form of artistic expression they would like published.

The Opticon (Yearbook)
The Opticon is the annual yearbook that captures memories of students collegiate years on film and in writing. Campus events, memorable moments, senior photos, and special messages are all included in this keepsake.

Pioneer (Weekly Newspaper)
The student-run newspaper at C.W. Post. The Pioneer offers opportunities in news reporting, entertainment writing, art/layout, business experience and copy editing in the newsprint field. A great resume-builder for journalism, art, business, and writing enthusiasts alike.

Miscellaneous Organizations

Best Buddies
This is a non-profit organization that helps create one-on-one friendships with people who may have intellectual disabilities.

Legends of Gaming (LOGs)
Dedicated to the pursuit of mastering both video and traditional gaming, LOGs is an active group at C.W. Post who meet weekly to socialize and practice their skills and strategy.

Mock Trial Team
The Mock Trial Team prepares and competes in a simulated court setting, for both plaintiff and defense sides of legal cases. This organization is a terrific opportunity for aspiring lawyers and legal professionals to interact and gain insight into the legal process.

Protecting Every Aspect Concerning the Environment (PEACE)
Focusing on social activism and social responsibility, PEACE is an organization committed to the betterment of our environment. Campus clean-ups, animal rights speakers, and various other important issues are tackled by this active organization.

Sigma Delta Phi Epsilon
This service organization promotes multiculturalism and strives to deteriorate stereotypes within cultures and genders. By emphasizing respect, family, individuality, culture, education, leadership, community service and co-education, the group works to raise self-awareness and wisdom that will demolish racism and ethnocentrism.

Sports and Recreation

Crew/Rowing Team
This team provides the C.W. Post community with the opportunity to row at a competitive level.

Delta X ? Extreme Sports Club
Delta X provides an opportunity for all students to participate in extreme sports, which will challenge an individual physically and mentally. As these abilities are challenged, an increase in confidence and community involvement will be produced, allowing for an experience to enhance campus life.

Equestrian Team
This team fosters interest in Intercollegiate Horse Shows and offers beginner riders the training that is necessary to prepare them to participate and compete in shows. The Equestrian Team is open to beginner as well as advanced riders.

Ice Hockey Team
This team provides an opportunity for members to participate in ice hockey at the college level and compete in this exciting and exhilarating sport.

Students Ultimate Frisbee Federation for Educational Recreation (SUFFER)
If you're a fan of ultimate sports, this is the group for you. SUFFER is a great way to get out and exercise and be active. Ultimate Frisbee is competitive and exciting!

Tennis Club
The Tennis Club holds competitive meets and provides instruction and practice time for its members. Whether you're a novice or a pro, this is a terrific club to be involved in.

Fraternities and Sororities

Greek membership offers student opportunities to develop valuable leadership skills, resources, for academic achievement, community service involvement, and social activities and lifelong friendships. Affiliations with national organizations provide a network for career opportunities, and the potential to build relationships with members from other universities and alumni. Please see the Greek Life section of this site for more information.

Honor Societies

Membership in an honor society is determined by your grade point average within your major. For more information on how to become a member of the honor society in your major, please contact your department chair.

Alpha Phi Sigma	Criminal Justice
Beta Beta Beta	Biology
Delta Mu Delta	Business Administration
Kappa Mu Epsilon	Mathematics
Kappa Theta Epsilon	Co-op/Professional Experience & Career Planning
Phi Alpha Theta	History
Phi Sigma Alpha	Political Science
Phi Sigma Tau	Philosophy
Pi Alpha Alpha	Public Administration
Pi Gamma Mu	Social Sciences
Psi Chi	Psychology
Sigma Phi Omega	Gerontology
Theta Xi	Earth Science
Honor Society/Merit Fellows
National Order of the Omega (Greek)

Other Student Leadership Opportunities

Pioneer Leadership Development Program
In accordance with the academic and co-curricular mission of the C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University, the Pioneer Leadership Development Program exists to provide students at C.W. Post with the necessary tools and skills to be successful during the collegiate and professional experiences. For more information, please call (516)299-2816.

Hillwood Commons & Student Life & Leadership Development Staff
Hillwood Commons and the Student Life & Leadership Development Office hire students to work as student assistants, van drivers and building managers. For more information about job opportunities, please call (516) 299-2800.

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. Please contact the Escort Office at (516) 299-2200 for more information.

Orientation Leader
OL's serve as mentors to new students by introducing them to the campus and helping to ease their transition to C.W. Post. Being a leader is the ultimate leadership experience, an excellent summer job, and an exciting and challenging leadership opportunity. Please contact Student Activities for more information, at (516) 299-2606.

Peer Mentor
Peer Mentors serve as personal guides for New Students and assist in the transition to college life through College 101 classes. The Peer Mentor program is open to upperclass students only. Please contact (516) 299-3057 for more information.

Resident Assistant
A Resident Assistant is the liaison between the Residence Life staff and the resident students. As an R.A. you are responsible for working with all students to promote an environment in your hall and on your floor, which is conducive to academic achievement, social and personal growth, and the assumption of personal and group responsibilities. Please call Residence Life at (516) 299-2326 for more information.

Athletic Teams

Please contact The Athletics Office at (516) 299-2288.

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