5, 6, 7, 8 Dance Club Monmouth University Box:
52 Contact:
Dahlia Elsayed Phone:
732-571-3428 The purpose and goal of this club is
to have a way for those interested
in dancing to express their abilities
through creative choreography
produced by the club members
while also having fun. |
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Accounting Society Monmouth University Box:
38 Contact:
Doug Stives Phone:
732-263-5894 The objectives of the Accounting
Society are to foster scientific study
and research in the field of accounting,
develop sound thinking in accounting
theory, and more exact knowledge
and definition of accounting principles.
Membership in this organization is
open to any student of the Monmouth
University community who shows
interest in our objectives. |
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African–American Student Union (AASU) Monmouth University Box:
34 Contact:
Mark Holfelder Phone:
732-263-5399 The purpose of the AASU is to provide a forum for students with a common bond to unify and support each other, and share the cultural achievements of black people within the University community. The AASU is an educational, social, and political force on campus to represent and advocate the concerns, problems, and image of African American students. Students can bring about a positive change through working collectively, united together. |
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All Lifestyles Included (ALI) Monmouth University Box:
14 Contact:
Heather Kelly Phone:
732-571-3586 The purpose of All Lifestyles Included
is to raise awareness of homosexuality
in the community and the Monmouth
University campus. The group works
toward fostering an environment that
helps people of all sexual orientations
feel comfortable with people from all
lifestyles, in an effort to present an
understanding campus where no one is
made to feel that they have to hide their own sexuality. |
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Animal Representatives of MU Monmouth University Box:
45 Contact:
Lynn Stipick Phone:
732-263-5108 The Animal Representatives of Monmouth University serves to promote growth, understanding, support, and awareness for animals in our community as well as provide and support the extra-curricular activities at Monmouth University and in the community. |
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Artists for Change Monmouth University Box:
20 Contact:
Tom Baker Phone:
732-571-3627 The purpose of Monmouth University Artists for Change is to appreciate and experience the world of art, to provide a forum to discuss others' individual ideas and artistic expressions, to provide artists a means to utilize their ability in the real world, and to offer an opportunity for artists to socialize. |
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Baseball Club Monmouth University Box:
45 Contact:
Thomas McCarthy Phone:
732-263-5526 The purpose of Club Baseball is to
compete on a high level with other
colleges and universities in a safe
environment through sportsmanship,
leadership, and dedication. |
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Begin By Believing Monmouth University Box:
1 Contact:
Franca Mancini Phone:
732-571-7517 Begin by Believing is a New Jersey
Coalition Against Sexual Assault
Campus Chapter at Monmouth
University. The purpose of the
organization is to promote a campus
that is “survivor friendly,” collaborate
with other campus groups to reach as
many students as possible, implement
sexual violence programming relevant
to campus climate, encourage students
to participate in both campus and
statewide advocacy efforts, and to
participate in and advertise evidencebased prevention strategies. |
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Boom Roasted Productions Monmouth University Box:
59 Contact:
Maurice Moran Phone:
732-263-5136 The purpose of Boom Roasted
Productions is to enhance the talent
and skills of students in a friendly
theater environment. |
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Bowling Club Contact:
Lesbia Marrero Phone:
732-263-5869 The purpose of the Bowling Club is to promote the growth, understanding, awareness, and appeal for the sport of bowling. This group competes against other collegiate club teams. |
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Capoeira Club Monmouth University Box:
5 Contact:
Kasey Sanders Phone:
732-571-3559 The purpose of the Capoeira Club is to promote the growth, understanding, awareness, and appeal for Capoeira; to introduce the history, customs, music, language, and physical hands-on techniques associated with the styles of Afro-Brazilian Capoeira; to offer an opportunity for a different approach to fitness by combining martial arts, history, music, and dance; and to promote Brazilian and Latino culture |
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Catholic Centre At Monmouth University Monmouth University Box:
28 Contact:
Anne Plantamura Phone:
732-571-3461 The Catholic Centre at Monmouth University is a relaxed home atmosphere where all students are able to grow spiritually, meet new friends, and learn more about the Catholic faith. Events include Sunday Mass, bible study, a coffeehouse, retreats, and BBQs |
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Cheerleading Team Contact:
Courtney Ball Phone:
732-571-3415 The Cheerleading Team exists to provide school spirit at the University. The team works with SGA, athletics, the pep band, and the dance team to support Monmouth University. The cheerleaders perform at all home football games, men's and women's home basketball games, and select away and tournament games.
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Chemistry Club Monmouth University Box:
19 Contact:
Gregory Moehring Phone:
732-263-5538 The purpose of the Chemistry Club is to promote social interaction of students in the sciences, to provide students with an opportunity to experience preparing and presenting technical material before science audiences, and to foster an awareness of the responsibilities and challenges facing modern chemists and other scientists. Anyone interested in chemistry is free to join. |
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Chinese Student Association Monmouth University Box:
37 Contact:
Jiacun Wang Phone:
732-571-4449 The purpose of the Chinese Student Association is to create a closer bond among the Chinese students at Monmouth and Chinese residents in the community. The organization also helps people of other cultures to have a further understanding of Chinese culture. The organization helps Chinese students reach their goals of assimilating into University life, doing well in school, and having recreational activities of interest to them |
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Christian Ambassadors Monmouth University Box:
24 Contact:
Linda Flaming Phone:
732-571-3657 Christian Ambassadors is a campus organization whose primary purpose is to provide fellowship among Christian believers in an effort to improve and strengthen each individual's spiritual growth. Christian Ambassadors is open to all Monmouth students. |
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Circle K Monmouth University Box:
48 Contact:
TBA Phone:
732-571-3586 Circle K is the organization that holds promise of today's college student becoming tomorrow's leader. It exists to meet the personal needs of the individual collegian through the qualities of leadership, the rewards of service, and the unique spirit of friendship. Circle K's potential lies in its ability to positively influence those in our society who are facing ultimate personal decisions, and those who will one day create the vision of mankind for generations to come. |
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College Republicans Of Monmouth University Monmouth University Box:
44 Contact:
Kevin Franken Phone:
732-571-3586 Circle K is the organization that holds
promise of today’s college student
becoming tomorrow’s leader. It exists
to meet the personal needs of the
individual collegian through the
qualities of leadership, the rewards
of service, and the unique spirit of
friendship. Circle K’s potential lies in
its ability to positively influence those
in our society who are facing ultimate
personal decisions, and those who will
one day create the vision of mankind
for generations to come. |
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Colleges Against Cancer Monmouth University Box:
46 Contact:
Sharon Smith Phone:
732-571-7594 Colleges Against Cancer is a nationwide collaboration of college students, faculty, and staff dedicated to eliminating cancer by initiating, volunteering for, and supporting programs of the American Cancer Society. |
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Community Service Club Monmouth University Box:
4 Contact:
Marilyn Ward Phone:
732-571-4411 The Community Service Club is a campus
organization whose primary purpose
is to become involved in ongoing
volunteer services, to identify the need
for services within the community and
provide them, to become involved with
local community service events, and to
represent the University as a positive
force within the community. |
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Commworks (Communications) Contact:
Deanna Shoemaker Phone:
732-263-5194 The object of CommWorks is to
promote and encourage interest in
performance skills and to consistently
seek flexible and varied programs
of performance activities in this
discipline. The organization strives
to provide, present, and support
regular informative, educational,
and/or entertaining programming
throughout the year, both on and
off campus. Programs may involve
public speaking, oral interpretation,
discussions, debates, and other
projects that promote and encourage
performance skills in all dimensions. |
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Council For Exceptional Children Monmouth University Box:
9 Contact:
Stacy Lauderdale Phone:
732-263-5216 The Council for Exceptional Children is
an internationally known organization
for educators in the field of special
education. This local council holds
regularly scheduled on-campus
meetings in addition to co-sponsoring
a yearly Spring Symposium. Its
community service projects involve
working with and providing assistance
to handicapped children. |
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Counseling Students Association Contact:
Joanne Jodry Phone:
732-263-5115 The Counseling Students Association is
dedicated to achieving and maintaining
a standard of academic excellence,
providing enrichment through service
and educational programming, and
promoting student networking within
and beyond the academic forum. |
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CRU Monmouth University Box:
24 Contact:
Linda Flaming Phone:
732-571-3657 The purpose of CRU is to provide students
with Christian fellowship, help them grow
closer to God and stronger in their faith,
and inform them about who God is and
how to know Him personally as revealed
in the Bible. The group is open to all
students with an interest. |
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Dance Team Contact:
Kristen Isaksen Phone:
732-263-5562 The Dance Team serves Monmouth
University to bring spirit and reassurance
to athletic teams, as well as to compete
against other teams to satisfy their
own competitive standards. The
squad performs at competitions, as
well as a number of special events
such as parades and fraternity and
sorority functions. |
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Debate Team Monmouth University Box:
51 Contact:
Joe Patten Phone:
732-263-5742 The Debate Team is a student-run group
created to participate in national and
regional debate tournaments. Members
of the debate team promote education
of public policy, while promoting
Monmouth University in national and
regional debate tournaments. |
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Economics and Finance Club Monmouth University Box:
10 Contact:
John Burke Phone:
732-571-3435 The purpose of the Economics and
Finance Club is to combine similar
interests of economics and finance
through various activities such as guest
speakers, field trips, projects, course
work, tutoring, and social activities.
The club affords the student body
various opportunities to explore issues
concerning the nation’s economy and
financial markets. |
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Entrepreneurship Club Monmouth University Box:
11 Contact:
John Buzza Phone:
732-263-5575 The Entrepreneurship Club aims to
provide a channel by which students
can access relevant entrepreneurial
resources, network with prominent
community entrepreneurs, and
share ideas. The club is dedicated
to furthering understanding about
new or small businesses, and about
entrepreneurship in all businesses. |
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Environmental Club Monmouth University Box:
49 Contact:
Pedram Daneshgar Phone:
732-923-4784 The Environmental Club of Monmouth
University was created to promote
growth, understanding, awareness,
and appeal for environmental activism
both on campus and in our community.
The Environmental Club also offers an
opportunity for practical and realistic
experience in related professions. |
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Field Hockey Club Monmouth University Box:
22 Contact:
Megan Jones Phone:
732-571-3465 The purpose of the Field Hockey Club is
to play field hockey with other colleges
and universities in a safe environment |
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Global Service Project Monmouth University Box:
16 Contact:
Thomas Lamatsch Phone:
732-263-5672 The purpose of Global Service Project is
to help Monmouth University students
become more aware of global issues
and to enable students to study abroad
for internships. Membership is open to
all currently enrolled full-time students
of any major or minor. |
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Harmonic Joules Glee Club Monmouth University Box:
26 Contact:
Mark Wilson Phone:
732-263-5806 Harmonic Joules Glee Club promotes
the growth, understanding, awareness,
and appeal for singing and dancing.
The group provides and supports the
appreciation of musical theater and
offers an experience for education in
the field of musical performance
through performing. |
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Hillel Monmouth University Box:
35 Contact:
TBA Phone:
732-571-3586 The purpose of Hillel is to provide
facilities, guidance, and organization
for religious, cultural, educational, and
social welfare for Jewish students at
Monmouth University in accordance
with the goals and objectives of the
Hillel Foundation. Hillel also provides
the general student population with a
better understanding and appreciation
of the Jewish culture. Membership is
open to all students. |
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History And Anthropology Club Monmouth University Box:
31 Contact:
Edward Gonzalez-Tennant Phone:
732-571-4458 The purpose of the club is to promote
fellowship among anthropology majors.
The society welcomes all Monmouth
students to participate in lectures and
activities that stimulate interest in the
various ethnic cultures that exist both
on and off campus. |
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Human Resources Student Chapter Monmouth University Box:
53 Contact:
Jeff Mass Phone:
732-571-3597 The purpose of the Monmouth
University Human Resources Student
Chapter is to teach members about
human resources as well as many
other related business topics,
provide members with networking
opportunities, explore careers in human
resources, broaden overall business
perspectives, and help members gain
increased visibility and leadership skills. |
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Ice Hawks Clubs Contact:
TBA Phone:
732-263-5187 The Ice Hawks Club provides a means
by which students can participate in
playing ice hockey at the club level
against other institutions for higher
learning. Membership includes fulltime
students at the undergraduate
and graduate levels. Participants will
be selected after a series of tryouts, to
be held one month prior to the start
of the season. The team as a whole
(players and coaches) will adhere to
the guidelines set forth by USA Hockey
game officials. |
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International Business Network Monmouth University Box:
27 Contact:
Susan Gupta Phone:
732-571-3639 The main objective of the International
Business Network is to establish
international networks between
students and future alumni, creating
an environment that can effectively
broaden the horizon of students and
propel them to their full potential. This
group will provide opportunities for
students to meet new people in their
same majors, as well as many other
majors, so they can exchange contact
information and their aspirations for
the future. The overall goal of this
group is to create a mutually beneficial
environment in which people can help
each other achieve their dreams and
capitalize on new opportunities. |
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International Club Monmouth University Box:
12 Contact:
Barbara Nitzberg Phone:
732-571-3640 Monmouth University currently enrolls
approximately 100 undergraduate and
graduate students representing more
than twenty countries. The International
Club has traditionally been active in
promoting international student life
on campus and in the surrounding
community. Club membership is open
to all Monmouth students (regardless
of national origin). Students new to
Monmouth are encouraged to attend
biweekly meetings and semester
activities. The International Club assists
new students with orientation to the
campus and with the cultural/social life
in the United States. |
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International Reading Association Monmouth University Council Monmouth University Box:
21 Contact:
Dr. Mary Lee Bass Phone:
732-571-4490 The purpose of the IRA is to provide
an opportunity for undergraduate
and graduate students to become
part of the leading advocacy group
for worldwide literacy, to facilitate
literacy connections with Monmouth
University’s greater community, to foster
lifelong reading, and to reach out and
support literacy development initiatives
for children of any age. |
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Italian Club Monmouth University Box:
13 Contact:
Maria Simonelli Phone:
732-263-5512 The Italian Club was established to
promote the growth, understanding,
awareness, and appeal for Italian
culture. It also provides support and
opportunities for the co-curricular
experience at Monmouth. Anyone
interested in the Italian culture is
welcome to join. |
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Kung Fu/Tai Chi Club Monmouth University Box:
36 Contact:
Barbara Nitzberg Phone:
732-571-3478 The purpose of the Kung fu/Tai Chi Club
is to learn and practice Tai Chi together
at least twice a week; help people
understand this ancient Chinese culture
better; to have performances at events,
entertainment, or festive occasions; and
to prepare some excellent performances
for fundraising. |
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Latin American Student Organization Monmouth University Box:
23 Contact:
Kasey Sanders Phone:
732-571-3559 LASO encourages and initiates
relationships between Hispanic
and non-Hispanic students through
multicultural awareness, promotes the
need for pursuing a higher education
within minority communities, and
allows a forum in which potential
members can work toward common
goals. The organization’s goals are
to be recognized as fundamental
leaders in the University community,
serve in numerous ways, and reach
out to members of all communities,
especially to those of Latin and minority
backgrounds, advocating that there is
strength in numbers. |
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Management and Marketing Club Monmouth University Box:
6 Contact:
John Buzza Phone:
732-263-5575 The Management and Marketing Club
applies management and marketing
concepts to the business environment.
The purpose is to bring business leaders
to Monmouth University to help the
students gain more knowledge of
industry practice. |
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Math Club Monmouth University Box:
47 Contact:
Susan Marshall Phone:
732-571-4462 The Math Club seeks to bring more
awareness to the math major and math
department at Monmouth University.
It is a student run organization that
relies on the student’s participation and
input to stay in effect. Fundraisers and
gatherings are held to bring together
the group and draw in new members.
The club extends invitations to
numerous guest speakers to articulate
the effects of math in everyday life and
give examples of careers that are math
related or include some kind of math. |
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Men's Lacrosse Monmouth University Box:
Monmouth University Box: 30 Contact:
Jack Demarest Phone:
732-571-3684 The Men’s Lacrosse team is open to all
students interested in practicing and
playing lacrosse competitively against
other colleges’ men’s club lacrosse teams.
Usually, organizational meetings are
held in the fall and winter. Practices and
competitions will be held in the spring. |
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Monmouth Student Athletes Adivory Council (MSAAC) Contact:
Ed Occhipinti Phone:
732-263-5834 Monmouth Student Athletes Adivory Council (MSAAC) |
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Monmouth University Pep Band Monmouth University Box:
40 Contact:
Bryan Jenner Phone:
732-263-5806 Membership in the Monmouth
University Pep Band is open to all
registered Monmouth students.
Members must be in good academic
standing. The pep band works handin-
hand with the Department of
Music and Theatre Arts, the Athletics
Department, Student Government,
and the Cheerleading Squad, in its
efforts to promote and support the
activities and events sponsored at
Monmouth University. |
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Monmouth University Professional Nurses Association (MUPNA) Contact:
Janet Mahoney Phone:
732-263-5271 The purpose of the MUPNA is to
contribute to nursing education and
help to provide for the highest quality
of healthcare; to aid in the development
of nurses’ professional role and their
responsibility for the healthcare of
people in all walks of life; to provide
programs representative of fundamental
and current professional interests and
concerns; to promote awareness and
involvement in nursing education; to
act as a liaison between nursing faculty,
administration, student government,
and nursing students; and to provide
an online means of communication for
the nursing community at Monmouth
University. |
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Muslim Student Association Monmouth University Box:
56 Contact:
Nancy Uddin Phone:
732-263-5537 The Muslim Student Association was
established to facilitate the practice of
Islam and to encourage and enhance
friendship and cooperation among
Muslim students. The group also
cultivates a positive image of Islam and
Muslims in the University community |
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National Association For The Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) Monmouth University Box:
50 Contact:
Cecelia Henriques Phone:
732-571-7517 The purpose of this organization is to
educate and promote cultural diversity
to students on campus. We help
strengthen surrounding communities
through the service of charity. This
organization was founded on the beliefs
embodied in the constitution of the
United States of America in support of
democracy, dignity, and freedom. The
NAACP will continue to fight for justice
until all, without regard to race, gender,
creed, or religion enjoy equal rights. |
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National Council of Negro Women (NCNW) Monmouth University Box:
43 Contact:
Merissa Jones Phone:
732-263-5544 The National Council of Negro Women’s
purpose shall be to foster a wide
student interest and participation
in activities by providing leadership,
programs, and services. Any student of
the Monmouth University community is
welcome to become a member |
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Outdoors Club Monmouth University Box:
61 Contact:
William Reynolds Phone:
908-601-2736 The purpose of the Outdoors Club is to
promote the growth, understanding,
awareness, and appeal of nature
through the various activities we
sponsor. Activities may include hiking,
rafting, camping, surfing, and more. |
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Philosophy Club Monmouth University Box:
15 Contact:
TBA Phone:
732-571-3586 The Philosophy Club promotes the
study of philosophy by means of open
discussion, debate, reading, and self-evaluation.
The club helps students
become more aware of philosophical
issues around them and in their
personal lives, and encourages the
passion for the pursuit of knowledge
and wisdom. |
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Photography Society Monmouth University Box:
55 Contact:
Anne Massoni Phone:
732-923-4754 The purpose of the Photography
Society is to promote the growth,
understanding, awareness, and appeal
for photography; to provide a forum
to express artistic ideas as they pertain
to photography and the sharing of
experiences; to explore the different
fields photography has to offer; and to
offer an opportunity for practical and
realistic experience in photography and
all related professions. 
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Political Science Club Monmouth University Box:
17 Contact:
Joseph Patten Phone:
732-263-5742 Events include monthly coffee hours
where students, faculty, and staff
engage in discussion and debate local,
national, and international politics.
Guest lectures, films, campus-wide
activities, fundraisers, voter registration
drives, and debates between candidates
for state and national elections are
other programs the club is developing. |
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Pre-Law Club Monmouth University Box:
5 Contact:
Gregory Bordelon Phone:
732-571-4471 The purpose of the Pre-Law Club is
to discuss and gain knowledge of the
law and its professions, to familiarize
students with the law school application
process and what law school entails,
and to provide the general population
with a better understanding and
appreciation of the law. |
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Psychology Club Monmouth University Box:
33 Contact:
Dr. Natalie Ciarroco Phone:
732-263-5481 The Psychology Club’s members are
dedicated to the service of the student
body, the Department of Psychology,
the University, and the community at
large. We are dedicated to achieving
and maintaining a standard of academic
excellence, providing enrichment
through service and educational
programming, and promoting the
advancement of student participation
and achievement within and beyond
the academic forum.
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Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) Monmouth University Box:
29 Contact:
Dr. Shelia McAllister Phone:
732-571-7553 The objectives of PRSSA are to
encourage the understanding of current
theories and procedures in the practice
of public relations, to provide students
of public relations with the opportunity
to become acquainted not only with
their peers but with professional
practitioners as well, to encourage
students to adhere to the highest
ideals and principles of the practice of public relations, and to instill in them a
professional attitude. |
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Residence Hall Association (RHA) Monmouth University Box:
2 Contact:
Eric Mochnacz Phone:
732-571-3465 The purpose of the RHA is to represent
the resident students of Monmouth
University to the administration and
to communicate and cooperate with
the Office of Residential Life. The RHA
assists in the planning, promotion,
and execution of programs held for
individual halls, buildings, areas, or for
all resident students in general. |
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Running Club Monmouth University Box:
64 Contact:
Joseph Compagni Phone:
732-571-3676 The goal of the Running Club is to
provide every member with the
opportunity to access a network of
runners in order to achieve personal
and group running goals. The Running
Club will serve as a platform for runners
to achieve a greater fitness level given
the appropriate tools and guidance
as well as to promote fundraising for
various charities through running. |
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Snowriders Club Monmouth University Box:
8 Contact:
Bernadette Dunphy Phone:
732-571-4415 The Snowriders Club is open to all
Monmouth students who are
academically in good standing.
The Snowriders plan skiing and
snowboarding trips and hold
meetings on a regular basis during
the course of each semester. |
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Soccer Club Monmouth University Box:
64 Contact:
Massimiliano Lamberto Phone:
732-263-5698 The purpose of the Soccer Club is
to have soccer practices and games
throughout the semester, allow
students who previously played
soccer to continue, help build team
spirit, keep in shape in a fun way, and
compete with other colleges and
universities at a club level. |
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Social Work Society Monmouth University Box:
3 Contact:
Kimberly Paglino Phone:
732-263-5374 The Social Work Society welcomes all
social work majors. This organization
allows for informal contributions to the
policy-making process of the School
of Social Work. Student suggestions
have been utilized in broadening the
content of some courses. The Social
Work Society has a dual focus of service
to those in need and the enhancement
of professional education. |
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Society of Female Criminologists Monmouth University Box:
32 Contact:
Michele Grillo Phone:
732-263-5650 The purpose of the Society of Female
Criminologists shall be to encourage
women to reach their goals and
provide opportunities and resources for
attaining success. The Society of Female
Criminologists will also discuss genderbased
crimes, the role gender plays in
criminality, and how to bring about
greater awareness of these issues. The
club is open to all students. |
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Sociology Club Monmouth University Box:
25 Contact:
Nancy Mezey Phone:
732-263-5631 The purpose of the Sociology Club is
to encourage individuals to educate
themselves and others about
sociological issues within society, to
sponsor sociological discussions about
topics of interest relating to society and
its structural components, to provide a
forum to hold discussion for students
interested in sociological issues,
and to offer Monmouth University
students ways in which to utilize their
sociological education and awareness
to the benefit of others both on and
off campus. |
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South Asian Student Association (SASA) Monmouth University Box:
41 Contact:
Barbara Nitzberg Phone:
732-571-3478 The South Asian Student Association
promotes a learning environment of
South Asian culture and helps Monmouth
University students to become more
aware of South Asian events. The club
offers viewpoints of South Asia that will
help Monmouth students have a better
perspective for a global understanding. |
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Spanish Club Monmouth University Box:
57 Contact:
Julia Riordan-Goncalves Phone:
732-263-5808 The purpose of the Spanish Club is
to increase Monmouth University’s
awareness of the Hispanic culture by
putting together a variety of events
to promote student involvement, to
become involved with the surrounding
Hispanic community through
community service, and to provide
opportunities for both language and
social development for Spanish majors
and minors. |
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Student Activities Board (SAB) Monmouth University Box:
68 Contact:
Megan McGowan Phone:
732-571-3586 SAB is the events-planning board of
Monmouth University. SAB provides
entertainment for the entire student
body. All students are welcome to help
plan and promote movies, concerts,
comedians, special events, lectures,
novelty acts, trips, and multicultural
events. SAB works with professional
performers to provide a wide variety
of entertainment. |
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Student Alumni Association (SAA) Monmouth University Box:
7 Contact:
Laura Embrey Phone:
732-263-5438 SAA is a service organization
encouraged by the Office of Alumni
Affairs to provide a link between
current students and alumni through
a structured format of activities and
events. SAA holds regular meetings
each semester and can be found on
the Monmouth University Web site. |
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Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) Monmouth University Box:
63 Contact:
John Buzza Phone:
732-263-5575 members the best opportunity to make
a difference and develop leadership,
teamwork, and communication
skills through learning, practicing,
and teaching the principles of free
enterprise. SIFE educates others about
market economics, success skills,
entrepreneurship, financial literacy,
and business ethics. |
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Study Abroad Club Monmouth University Box:
42 Contact:
Robyn Asaro Phone:
732-263-5377 The Study Abroad Club is an organization
set up to promote growth, understanding,
awareness, and appeal for studying
abroad while in college, for those who
are interested in studying abroad or
traveling, as well as for those who have
returned from or have been involved
with studying abroad or traveling. |
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Team Monmouth Oral Communications Center Monmouth University Box:
58 Contact:
Lorna Schmidt Phone:
732-263-5356 In accordance with both the University
and Communication Department
missions, the Mission of the Monmouth
Oral Communication Center (MOCC)
acts as an expert oral communication
resource to students, faculty, staff, the
University community, and external
publics. The center endeavors to
provide a nurturing communication
environment which fosters
confidence and improvement in oral
communicators. TEAM MOCC is the
student-run management organization
of the center. |
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To Write Love on Her Arms Monmouth University Box:
65 Contact:
Kathryn Nogueira Phone:
732-571-3449 The purpose of To Write Love On Her
Arms (TWLOHA) is a network of student
organizations on college and university
campuses that exist to embody the
mission and vision of TWLOHA. Through
organized meetings and events, each
chapter will serve as a voice of hope,
inspiration, and support for students
and their surrounding communities. |
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Veterans' Association Monmouth University Box:
54 Contact:
Jeff Hood Phone:
732-263-5258 The purpose of the Veterans’ Association
is to promote growth, understanding,
awareness, and charity for all veterans
attending Monmouth University. The
club raises awareness among the
members of the MU community of
the contributions veterans have, can,
and will make. The club also supports
the co-curricular experience at
Monmouth University. |
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Yoga Club Monmouth University Box:
60 Contact:
Marta Neumann Phone:
732-263-5790 The Yoga Club promotes physical, mental, and spiritual well-being at Monmouth University. It also provides members with an environment in which to learn and practice yoga. |
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