Student Activities @ Medgar Evers College

The Clubs, Organizations & Associations listed below meet each Monday and/or Wednesday from 12:00 Noon - 1:20 PM, or on Saturday.

For specific meeting rooms and times, please contact the Office of Student Life, S- 212.

ADAFI, the Voice of Medgar Evers College

ADAFI, Medgar Evers College's campus-based news publication, is a vital bridge of communication between faculty, staff, and students as well as other CUNY institutions and the general community. Its goal is to bring the news in its most realistic, reliable, dynamic, and sometimes controversial form.
Contact info - adafi@yahoo.com 718-270-6436 Room S-304

African Heritage Club
Wednesdays – B-1025

This organization encourages the study of African history and culture among Medgar Evers College students through study, discussion, lectures, seminars, and cultural events.

American Marketing Association (AMA)
Saturdays – B-2026

The Medgar Evers College Collegiate Chapter of the American Marketing Association’s focus is to empower our member marketers through information, education, relationships, and resources that will enrich their professional development and careers. By focusing on exposure to powerful real world and practical experiences from the industry's foremost innovators, leaders, and educators, AMA encourages members to embrace an opportunity that is crucial to advancement.
Contact info - ama_mec_cuny@yahoo.com

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM): Medgar Ever College Student Chapter
Mondays & Wednesdays – C-413

The Medgar Evers College Student Chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery’s aim is to build a greater knowledge and interest in the science, design, development, construction, languages, management, and applications of modern computing. Through meetings and workshops ACM will build communication among persons having an interest in computing. By focusing on exposure to powerful real world and practical experiences, the association hopes to increase the number of historically under served and underrepresented groups in the field of computing.
Contact info - info@acm-mec.org 718-270-6453
Website - www.mec-acm.org

Club S.O.A.R. (Social, Original, Athletic, Recreational)
Wednesdays – S-206

The overarching aim of this club is to maintain a community of students for the exchange of social views, networking and community services while encouraging athletic participation in the Intramural Leagues.
Contact info - club_soar@yahoo.com
Website - www.dymesquad.com/clubsoar

Computer Information Systems and Technology Association (CISTA)
Wednesdays & Saturdays – B-2023

This organization strives to enhance and bring awareness to the student population that interested in the information technology world. CISTA works toward bridging the gap between students and the corporate world with knowledge relating to information technology.
Contact info - cista_mec@hotmail.com

Drama Student Association
Mondays & Wednesdays - S-201

This association builds student interest in the performance art, 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.
Contact info - mecdramaclub1@aol.com

Education Club
Saturdays – B-1005

Increases the interest in education and the joy of teaching by creating seminars and building relationships with external teaching and education associations.

Haitian American Student Association (HASA)
Mondays & Wednesdays - B-2020

Brings awareness of Haitian culture to the campus and community at large through cultural, academic, and social events and programs.
Contact info - haitianclubfor2004@yahoo.com

Imani Dance and Drum Ensemble

Members become familiar to the art, technique, style, and cultural diversity of rhythmic dance and drumming through intense instruction, improvisation, and stage performance.
Contact info - mecimanidanceanddrum@yahoo.com

Imani Singers Gospel Choir

Promotes and fosters a love and appreciation for the written and spoken word of the Bible through songs in both the contemporary and traditional forms of performance.
Contact info - gmac@mec.cuny.edu 718-270-4929

International Students Association (ISA)
Wednesdays – M-15

A component of the International Students Office 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.
Contact info - mecisc@yahoo.com

Medgar Evers College Dance Club

Students are introduced to the art, technique, style, and cultural diversity of dance through intense instruction and stage performance.

Medgar Evers College Math Society
Mondays & Wednesdays – B-400K

Student members assist with the comprehension and mastery of mathematical equations through workshops and tutorials offered to the general student population.

Medgar Evers College Society of Public Administrators (MECSPA)
Saturdays – S-210

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)
Mondays – C-324

MESA encourages science 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)
Saturdays – B-2028

Regardless off their background in investing, MIA’s aim is to provide the Medgar Evers College population an education in the importance of 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 and to become aware of emerging opportunities Ultimately, students will walk away with the basic principles of how to make money work for them.
Contact info - mia_mec@yahoo.com

Muslim Student Association (MSA)
Wednesdays – B-1021

Provides a forum for students to increase their knowledge of Islam as well as to enhance their interpersonal skills and foster a greater understanding between Muslims students, the student body and the community at large.

National Association of Black Accountants (NABA)
Wednesdays & Saturdays – B-2034

Assists accounting and other business majors to make the best use of educational opportunities at Medgar Evers College. NABA enhances the accounting professionals through seminars, lectures, debates, retreats and networking.
Contact info - nabamec@yahoo.com
Website - www.nabany.org

National Society of Black Social Workers
Mondays – B-1019

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

Expands the interest in psychology by developing seminars and establishing links and relationships with external psychology associations.

Rising Stars
Mondays & Wednesdays – B-1026

Develops the various talents of its members in music, dance, rap, poetry and the performing arts while promoting and encouraging academic success.

United Christian Fellowship (UCF)
Wednesdays – B-1028

Established to provide support and fellowship for Christian students on campus and encourages greater understanding between Christian students and the general student body.

If you have additional questions about any of these organizations, please feel free to contact the Office of Student Life by calling (718) 270-6050 or by visiting room S-212.