ADAFI: The Voice of Medgar Evers College,    Saturdays 4:00 PM – Room S-304
·         E-mail:       adafi@mec.cuny.edu  (718) 270-6436
ADAFI, Medgar Evers College's campus-based news publication, is avital bridge of communication between faculty, staff, students, other CUNY institutions, and the general community. Its goal is to bring the news in its most realistic, reliable, dynamic, and sometimes controversial form.

Afro-American Club, Wednesdays – S-208                 
·         E-mail:       afroamerclub@mec.cuny.edu
The Afro-American Club promotes the study of African American history and culture among Medgar Evers College students through discussion, seminars, and cultural programming.

African Heritage Club, Wednesdays – B-1025            
·         E-mail:       africanheritage@mec.cuny.edu
Through discussion, lectures, and cultural events, the African Heritage Club encourages the study of the African Diaspora amongst the college community.
 
American Marketing Association (AMA), Saturdays – B-2026
·         E-mail:       ama@mec.cuny.edu
The Medgar Evers College Collegiate Chapter of the American Marketing Association’s focus is to empower marketing students through information, education, relationships, and resources that will enrich their professional development and careers.
 
Association for Latin American Students (ALAS), Wednesdays – S-205
·         E-mail:       alas@mec.cuny.edu 
The purpose of the Association for Latin American Students is to promote Latino pride at Medgar Evers College. The ALAS goal is to promote Latin culture, events, and discuss contemporary issues affecting Latin Americans.

Drama Club, Mondays & Wednesdays – S-201
·         E-mail:       dramaclub@mec.cuny.edu
The Drama Student Association builds student interest in the performance arts, particularly in the area of drama. Members will learn the basic principles and techniques of acting through hands on training, lectures, films, conferences, and trips.

Education Club, Meetings – TBD
·         E-mail:       educationclub@mec.cuny.edu
The purpose of the Education Club is increasing the interest in education, creating seminars about the joy of teaching and building relationships with external teaching and education associations.
                                                           
Haitian American Student Association (HASA), Mondays & Wednesdays – B-2020
·         E-mail:       hasa@mec.cuny.edu
The Haitian American Student Association brings awareness of Haitian culture to the campus and community-at-large through cultural, academic, and social events and programs.

Hilda Richards Nursing Club, Mondays & Wednesdays – C-416
·         E-mail:       hilda_club@mec.cuny.edu
The Hilda Richards Nursing Club mission is to foster relationships and develop linkages between medical facilities and the community for students enrolled and majoring in the field of nursing.  Members also help with the promotion of total health and wellness of other individuals at Medgar Evers College.

Imani Dance and Drum Ensemble, Meetings & Rehearsal – TBD
·         E-mail:       imanidance_drum@mec.cuny.edu
Members of the Imani Dance and Drum Ensemble will become familiar to the art, technique, style, cultural diversity of dance, and drumming through intense instruction, improvisation, and stage performance.

The Life, Every 2nd & 4th Saturday at 3:00 – B-1005
·         E-mail:       inthelife@mec.cuny.edu
Members of The Life assist with the facilitation of forums, tutorials, discussions, and social gathering throughout the year. The group works toward building positive relationships with students in the life, their allies, and the college community at large.

Medgar Evers College Math Society, Mondays & Wednesdays – C-400K
·         E-mail:       mathsociety@mec.cuny.edu
Members of the Medgar Evers College Math Society assist students with the comprehension and mastery of mathematical equations through workshops and tutorials offered to the general student population.

Medgar Evers College Society of Public Administration (MECSPA), Saturdays – S-201 
·         E-mail:       mecspa@mec.cuny.edu
MECSPA encourages participation of its students in all levels and areas of government through resources, seminars and internships at Medgar Evers College, the City University of New York, and the surrounding community.

Medgar Evers Science Association (MESA), Wednesdays – C-325
·         E-mail:       mesa@mec.cuny.edu
MESA encourages students to envision a much broader spectrum of the academic science agenda by exposing them to the endless possibilities and intangibles in the field of science in college environment and beyond.

Minority Investment Association (MIA), Wednesdays & Saturdays – B-2028
·         E-mail:       mia@mec.cuny.edu
Regardless of their background in investing, MIA’s aim is to educate the Medgar Evers College population in finance and asset management. Members will be able to explore all aspects of finding, investigating, analyzing, buying, holding, and selling stocks and related securities while implementing a strategy to effectively monitor their portfolios.

National Association of Black Accountants (NABA), Saturdays – B-2021
·         E-mail:       naba@mec.cuny.edu
National Association of Black Accountants promotes and develops the professional skills of our members while best using of educational opportunities at Medgar Evers College.  NABA enhances accounting professionals through seminars, lectures, debates, retreats and networking.

National Association of Black Social Workers (NABSW), Mondays & Wednesdays – B-1019
·         E-mail:       blacksocialworkers@mec.cuny.edu
The MEC Chapter of the Black Social Workers is designed to promote the welfare, survival, and liberation of the African-American community through workshops, critical forums, and seminars specific to the needs of the community.

Psychology Club, Wednesdays – B-2025
·         E-mail:       psychclub@mec.cuny.edu
The Psychology Club expands the interest in psychology by developing seminars and establishing links and relationships with external psychology associations.

Radio Nation, Mondays & Wednesdays – C-213
·         E-mail:       radionation@mec.cuny.edu
Radio Nation members are taught the fundamentals of radio broadcasting and communication while serving the community of Medgar Evers College and New York City.

Rising Stars, Mondays & Wednesdays – B-1026
·         E-mail:       risingstars@mec.cuny.edu
Rising Stars main focus is to develop the various talents of its members in music, dance, rap, poetry, and the performing arts while promoting and encouraging academic success.

Student Association for Environment (SAFE), Wednesdays – C-407
·         E-mail:       safe@mec.cuny.edu
Raises the consciousness of the Medgar Evers College family and community relating to environmental issues. Helps identify environmental issues on campus and develops practical solutions.

Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE), Saturdays – S-208
·         E-mail:       sife@mec.cuny.edu
The mission of SIFE is to bridge the gap between education and free enterprise, which will foster current thinking patterns to transcend into analyzing all facets of business. Members will learn the principles of free enterprise by developing and enhancing leadership skills through teamwork and communication skills.

United Body of International Students Club (UBISC), Saturdays – C-206
·         E-mail:       ubisc@mec.cuny.edu
The United Body of International Students Club was established as a support mechanism to assist foreign students in a successful transition to campus life as well as introduce them to the many opportunities available in the surrounding community.

United Christian Fellowship (UCF), Wednesdays – B-1028
·         E-mail:       unitedchristian@mec.cuny.edu
United Christian Fellowship was established to provide support and fellowship for Christian students on campus and encourages greater understanding between Christian students and the general student body.

World Youth Movement for Global Peace MEC Chapter, Mondays & Wednesdays – CP-14
·         E-mail:       worldyouth@mec.cuny.edu
This organization works to mold today’s youth into responsible individuals armed with the concept that the world is without boundary and we are citizens of one nation.  World Youth Movement for Global Peace aims to secure tomorrow’s world for future generations by planting seeds of understanding, tolerance, and justice for the preservation of humanity.

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If you have questions, please feel free to contact the Office of Student Life & Development by calling (718) 270-6050 or by visiting room 212 in the School of Business/Student Services Building.  To send an electronic correspondence to all of the Student Clubs and Organizations, please send an e-mail to student-club@mec.cuny.edu.