MakeYourMark 2012 FINAL Spreads
MakeYourMark 2012 FINAL Spreads
MakeYourMark 2012 FINAL Spreads
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Dear Northeastern Students: We are honored that you have chosen to learn more about the services within the Curry Student Center. The opportunities offered to students within the Student Center are numerous, with no shortage of places to eat, study, meet, laugh and develop leadership skills. You are about to experience one of the most exciting times in your life. The upcoming years will be filled with new people, new experiences and many memorable moments. College is a time to not only study and experience global leadership, but also to discover more about yourself. Participation in student organizations can give you the opportunity to: Go beyond the classroom and express yourself Emerge as a better leader Become a better decision-maker Learn about yourself and others Further your education Develop new interests Meet people with backgrounds different than yours Create relationships that will impact the rest of your life Be sure to check out Student Life signature events, and stop by Activities Fairs to meet some of the more than 325 organizations that would welcome your involvement. Opportunities abound here at Northeastern and within the Curry Student Center so please stop by one of our offices located in 434 Curry Student Center to begin your journey!
Sincerely,
JASON FOSTER
CHRISTINE MCGILL
INSIDE THE
Fraternity/Sorority Life & Student Leadership Scheduling and Event Management Campus Activities Ofce Student Activities Business Ofce
Curry Student Center Operations/Building Manager LGBTQA Resource Center McLeod Suites
DECEMBER
AAI Kwanzaa Celebration Winter Break
MARCH
celebrASIAN Advisor and Organization Match Alternative Spring Break International Carnevale Relay for Life Spring Break Greek Week
Educational Opportunity Scholarships Off-Campus Student Services Student Organization Suite Ballroom Dance Studio Meeting Rooms (oors 2 through 4) Student Organization Resource Room Student Organization Ofces (throughout) Bulletin boards (throughout)
JANUARY
Fraternity/Sorority Summit Fraternity/Sorority Recruitment MLK Convocation MLK Day of Service Winter Activities Fair and Carnival
APRIL
Advisor Appreciation Reception 100 Most Influential Seniors Reception SpringFest Week Student Life Awards
Email stations (ground and rst oor) Virtual Meeting Station Center of Community Service Student Employment Ofce Game Room Indoor Quad Gallery360 (Ell Concourse)
OCTOBER
Alcohol Week Homecoming Week Interfraternity Council Recruitment NU Service Day OUTober (Pride Month)/ National Coming Out Day Panhellenic Sorority Recruitment Parents Weekend Spiritual Wellness Week
FEBRUARY
Apartment Hunting Fair Asian-American Heritage Week Beanpot Black History Month International Carnevale Mardi Gras Celebration Presidents Day Broomball Tournament Unplugged: Spirituality and Leadership Retreat
MAY
Commencement Senior Week Summester events begin
Facilities/Building Services University Bookstore afterHOURS ATM Information Desk Lost and Found Newspaper Kiosks Kigo Kitchen Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen Sweet Tomatoes UBurger On the Go @ Crossroads Market Starbucks Taco Bell West End Eatery
NOVEMBER
Winter Wonderland (tree lighting)
HIGHLIGHTS
AFTERHOURS NIGHTCLUB
+ afterHOURS is your on-campus night club and caf. This is the go-to place on campus for live
music, local and national bands and recording artists, DJs, spoken word artists, comedy, drag shows, films and so much more.
+ There is never a cover charge at afterHOURS, which is open late for your entertainment needs.
afterHOURS regularly features student events that are as eclectic and exciting as our students.
GALLERY360
GAME ROOM
The game room, located in the Indoor Quad, is a hot spot for student life on campus. Open long hours to accommodate student schedules, the game room is host to digital gaming devices, pool tables, ping pong and other interactive fun! The game room is free to all Northeastern students, so stop by to check it out today!
he LGBTQA Resource Center aspires to create a community that is free from societal issues such as heterosexism and transphobia, by instilling a culture of appreciation, respect and empowerment throughout Northeastern. We initiate and sustain co-curricular programs and services that enrich the holistic development of our lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, queer, questioning and ally students. Through dialogue and support services, we strive to increase the visibility of and enhance LGBTQA student life on campus.
SAFE ZONES
CONTACT:
The Resource Center is located in 328 Curry Student Center. For more information please visit northeastern.edu/lgbtqa.
The Safe Zone seeks to educate participants on issues faced by LGBTQ individuals and their Allies. A Safe Zone is a physical space, such as an office, that is marked by a Safe Zone sticker this space is a place where individuals of all identities are welcome to express themselves in a safe, supportive and welcoming environment. A Safe Zone is also a state of mind. Individuals who identify as a Safe Zone advocate on behalf of the LGBTQ community by speaking out against homophobia and heterosexism.
LEAD 360
RECOGNIZED FRATERNITIES
Alpha Delta Phi Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Phi Alpha Alpha Kappa Sigma Beta Chi Theta Beta Gamma Epsilon Beta Theta Pi Delta Tau Delta (Coming Spring 2013) Iota Phi Theta Kappa Alpha Psi Kappa Sigma Phi Beta Sigma Phi Delta Theta Pi Delta Psi Sigma Beta Rho Sigma Phi Epsilon
EAD 360 is a component of Northeasterns experiential learning model which uniquely prepares students to lead in a complex global society. Through dynamic programming, Northeastern prepares students to recognize leadership as a collection of diverse experiences and a process of lifelong learning.
The programs offered through LEAD 360 give students the opportunity to discover leadership through multiple perspectives and meet new people who do not live in their residence halls or are not in their academic classes and yet share the common interest of leadership. This enables them to lead in their classes, co-curricular activities, co-ops, and ultimately their careers.
BLUEPRINT: FIRST-YEAR LEADERSHIP PROGRAM
raternities and sororities are comprised of men and women dedicated to a lifetime bond of brotherhood and sisterhood. Fraternity and sorority life at Northeastern University provides a unique and diverse opportunity. The Northeastern fraternal community is vibrant and consistently prioritizes leadership, scholarship, service, and brotherhood/sisterhood in all that they do. Our organizations create a community where men and women can grow as individuals, while experiencing safe and healthy social, philanthropic and academic endeavors. Individual chapters seek to provide their members opportunities to serve the community, enhance leadership skills and strive for high academic standards. The Fraternity/Sorority Life & Student Leadership office works alongside students, (inter)national offices, and alumni/ae, to support fraternity men and sorority women and provide opportunities that will enhance their college career and life beyond graduation.
BLUEPRINT assists first-year students in developing a framework for their leadership paths. In BLUEPRINT, sessions are facilitated by one upperclass student and a faculty member or administrator. Participants attend 8 weekly sessions, lasting 75 minutes each and take part in a team building retreat. This program is great for students who want a springboard for their involvement at the university.
WOMENS LEADERSHIP
RECOGNIZED SORORITIES
Alpha Epsilon Phi Alpha Kappa Alpha Delta Phi Epsilon Delta Phi Omega Delta Zeta Kappa Delta Kappa Kappa Gamma Kappa Phi Lambda Sigma Delta Tau Sigma Sigma Sigma For information on joining a fraternity or sorority, please visit northeastern.edu/fsl
Womens Leadership is a dynamic program for women in their second year or above. Womens Leadership provides participants the opportunity to further their leadership skills, discuss womens issues in the United States and around the globe, and examine characteristics of women in leadership. Womens Leadership meets eight times over the course of the semester and sessions are facilitated by upperclassmen students. Sessions are 90 minutes each and include activities as well as in depth discussions. There is no cost for undergraduate students to participate in any of the LEAD 360 programs. To learn more about programs offered in LEAD 360 and the Fraternity/Sorority Life & Student Leadership office, please go to northeastern.edu/lead360.
LEADERSHIP RETREATS
Retreats are a fantastic way for students to meet new people and experience more. Retreats take place on or off campus and last a few hours or an entire weekend. Some of our past retreats have included: College of Science EMPOWER Fraternity/Sorority Life Pan-Asian American Council School of Pharmacy UNPLUGGED: Spirituality
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NORTHEASTERN SUPPORTS MORE THAN 325 STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS. THE SGA, CUP, STUDENT MEDIA AND OTHERS HAVE THEIR OWN OFFICES, WHILE MANY OTHERS ARE HOUSED IN STUDENT ORGANIZATION SUITES. USE THE STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS TAB AT NORTHEASTERN.EDU/STUDENTACTIVITIES TO LEARN MORE!
POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS
International Relations Council NU College Democrats NU College Republicans Young Americans for Liberty at NU
Christian Student Union Evangelical NU Fellowship Forum Hindu Vedic Vision Society Intervarsity Multiethnic Christian Fellowship Islamic Society of NU Lutheran-Episcopal Campus Ministry NU Hillel Sojourn Collegiate Ministry NEU
The following club sports are offered through Campus Recreation campusrec.neu.edu. For varsity teams, visit gonu.com
CLUB SPORTS
Alpine Skiing (M/W) Baseball Basketball (M/W) Cheerleading Field Hockey Cricket Cycling Dance Figure Skating Golf (M) Ice Hockey (M/W) Judo Lacrosse (M/W) Paintball Powerlifting (M/W) Roller Hockey Rugby (M/W) Running Sailing (M/W) Soccer (M/W) Softball Squash (M/W) Swimming (M/W) Synchronized Skating Table Tennis Tennis (M/W) Trap & Skeet Triathlon Ultimate Frisbee (M/W) Volleyball (M/W) Wrestling
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
Academy of Student Pharmacists American Institute of Chemical Engineers American Society of Mechanical Engineers Black Engineering Student Society IEEE Power and Energy Society at NU Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Lambda Kappa Sigma Music Industry & Entertainment Student Association Northeastern Pharmaceutical Industry Association Northeastern Public Relations Student Society of America Northeastern Supply Chain Management Club NU American Medical Student Association NU Association of Computing Machinery NU Graduate and Professional Entrepreneurship Club NU Mechanical Contractors Association of America NU Pre-Law Society Pharmacy Student Governing Organization Phi Alpha Delta: International Legal Fraternity of NU Frank Palmer Speare Chapter Phi Delta Chi Phi Lambda Sigma Pi Sigma Epsilon Society of Hispanic Professionals & Engineers Society of Women Engineers Student Affiliates in School Psychology Student National Pharmacy Association The Student Osteopathic Medical Association
HONOR SOCIETIES
Alpha Phi Sigma National Criminal Justice Honor Society Eta Kappa Nu Omega Chi Epsilon Rho Chi Beta Tau Chapter Tau Beta Pi
GRADUATE ORGANIZATIONS
Chemical Engineering Graduate Student Council Chinese Students and Scholars Association College Student Development Association Criminology-Criminal Justice Graduate Student Association English Graduate Student Association Global Potential Northeastern Student Group Graduate Engineering Bridges Graduate Finance & Investment Club
Office of Campus Activities and Office of Fraternity/Sorority Life & Student Leadership 434 Curry Student Center Northeastern University Boston, MA 02115