Monroe College

Virtual Club Fair

The ABC Education Club is a club for any students including non-education majors, whom are looking to support children and believe that education is key to success.  The club focuses on three key goals that evolve each semester focusing on community service, sharing educational ideas, and helping Monroe students develop a positive peer network where we motivate, support, and encourage each other to be our best selves. Join us as we empower each other to empower the students in our community. We hope to see you there!

Thursdays at 12:15 pm 

Contact: smetscher@monroecollege.edu

Virtual and Onsite Tutoring Assistance in English, Mathematics and Information Technology

Contact: ypowell@monroecollege.edu

The goal of the Allied Health club is to motivate it's members in the development of professional and social skills. The Allied Health club use core values such as academic commitment, team work, positive attitude, respect and honesty as the driving force to engage students in achieving growth in their field of interest.  

Contact: jmorris@monroecollege.edu

ALPFA’s mission is to help students of all cultural backgrounds enhance their knowledge about opportunities and trends in the fields of Accounting and Finance.  Our club provides opportunities to network with professionals and potential employers, and understand the changing the trends in both job markets and businesses.

Mondays at 3:30 pm

Contact: skendrick@monroecollege.edu

The Civics and Debate Club at Monroe College College is a student-run organization that specializes in enhancing the understanding of student civic responsibility, public speaking and critical thinking. The club endeavors to teach students the art of debate and critical assessment of current issues.  The club offers students the opportunity to speak freely, in a safe space about anything that is important to them.

TBD

Contact: frobertspaul@monroecollege.edu

Our club deals with all things culinary.  We have chef demo's, cooking nights as well as community service functions.

TBD

Contact: emoon@monroecollege.edu

Password: Kyw9W6

Education is our passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to the people who prepare for it today.  The mission statement of man to man is to increase the abilities of the minority male college student intellctually, emotionally, and spiritually, while encouraging their pursuit of educational excellence.

Tuesdays at 12:15 pm 

Contact: cgrant@monroecollege.edu  

Passcode: C4rz15

The purpose of the Monroe College Human Resources Society is to educate, empower and promote professional excellence in the field of human resources management. 

Contact: rbailey@monroecollege.edu

The Honors Program provides a great opportunity for students who would like an extra challenge during their time at Monroe College. Honors students take a special curriculum of honors courses, participate in extracurricular activities, and have the ability to distinguish themselves at graduation. Please join our session to learn more about Honors at Monroe College!

Contact: kmacdonald@monroecollege.edu 

The Hospitality Student Association is a student run club that provides opportunities for our members to gain additional knowledge in the Tourism, Hospitality, Baking/Pastry and Culinary Sectors. These goals will be accomplished through educational, social, career development, networking, outreach and other efforts.

Contact: japinder5252@monroecollege.edu

Learn and discuss investing in the stock, bond and real estate markets.  Why invest, How to get started and what are the risks.

Contact: dabrown@monroecollege.edu

The mission of the Media and Entertainment Club is to be a platform for students to gain information and discuss current issues. This is accomplished through our internet radio and video broadcast and panel discussions with guest speakers.  In addition, we provide job information and opportunities.

Contact: tmitchell@monroecollege.edu

Meeting ID: 714 4349 8649

Passcode: 6XQ0Mc

The NSMH Club prides itself on preparing minority students to be leaders in the hospitality industry. NSMH provides it’s members with a competitive advantage through programs and conferences, networking opportunities, scholarships, and career development services. NSMH is comprised of over 80 chapters at colleges and universities throughout the United States.

Tuesdays at 12:15 pm 

Contact: sthompson@monroecollege.edu

The Poetry and Drama clubs seek to attract members from all walks of life, cultures and talents to develop their performance-presentation skills, as well as, introduce new members to the different genres of theater and critical thinking of the genres of film and performance, and develop, introduce and nurture their talents (including poetry, rhythm and rhyme)  to guest-artist, directors and performers, who often interact  with the club members and organize guest- lectures and training workshops. Members don’t have to have particular experience to join the clubs but should have a love for theater, language and performance.

Fridays, Time: TBD

Contact: etroshanoff@monroecollege.edu

Monroe College Rainbow Perspectives is a student led club that brings together LGBTQ+ and allied individuals to create a safe, welcoming, and accepting community for all students regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity. The Club aims to raise awareness on issues impacting the LGBTQ+ community, serve as a vehicle for social change, and promote equity and inclusion for all students.

Fridays at 12:00 pm

Contact: rdacosta@monroecollege.edu

CEO, the Club for Entrepreneurial Opportunities, has a unique mission of ensuring that all students have a chance to pursue their entrepreneurial goals. By offering business workshops and seminars, we guide those who are interested in starting a small business realize their dreams. CEO strives to be the destination club for all students at Monroe College. We encourage our members to be actively involved in the club by attending weekly meetings, working with other club members to plan, market and execute our activities. We work closely with other clubs to promote a cooperative business environment for all Monroe Students to enjoy! Professor Jasmine Young, MBA currently advises an amazing group of student Entrepreneurs from all majors!  The club has over 100 active members!  

Tuesdays at 12:15 pm 

Contact: ceoclub@monroecollege.edu

Meeting ID: 719 4104 2560

Passcode: 6mJ2cR

The Law Society has been formed to encourage students who seek to balance the scales between their academic requirements & their social development. This will enable students to set career goals as well as get involved with the community, in regards to social and educational issues.  This will promote self-esteem, diversity and conflict resolution which are skills required to for a positive student environment, as well as life after graduation.

Tuesdays at 12:00 pm 

Contact: jforeman@monroecollege.edu

Is there is a budding writer within you? A soulful poet? A fierce, lyrical voice yearning to break free? Then, The Scribes Writing Club, is the place for you! Join us on Thursdays at 3 pm via Zoom. Claim this safe, creative space for your voice! Whether she is the voice of the poet; or he is the songwriter; or they are the short story writer. Come write the novel with us. Brainstorm the next comic book; write and perform the next YouTube sensation of slamming spoken word poetry. You are welcomed! 

Thursdays at 3:00 pm

Contact: sseepersad@monroecollege.edu​​​​​​​

Meeting ID: 827 891 7376

Passcode: 2cpbiz

Monroe Caribbean Student Association aim to create a home away from home for Caribbean students; in order to make our experience at Monroe College the best experience. We aim to achieve this by creating a welcoming environment, communicating effectively with students and educating interested persons about the Caribbean culture.

Contact: monroecollege.csa@gmail.com

Monroe College is accessible to students with disabilities and admits those students whose credentials demonstrate they have the motivation and capabilities to successfully pursue their academic goals at the college. All students with disabilities have access to a Coordinator of Services for Students with Disabilities on each campus. Join our session to learn more about the services we provide students. 

Contact: sdelllano@monroecollege.edu

The Career Ambassador club is made up of three advisors and a diverse group of hardworking, fun, intellectual students who study various majors. Our club prides itself on professional development, which includes attending career development workshops, corporate fields trips and organizing campus wide career readiness events. By joining this club members gain coaching/ mentorship, network with employers, develop interviewing, presentation skills and public speaking skills.

Contact: pdegregorio@monroecollege.edu

The Student Activities Committee consists of a diverse group of student leaders whose purpose is to help the Student Activities Office plan and execute student events and activities. The goal of the Committee is to enhance the college experience for students, by offering a wide variety of educational and entertainment programs geared toward meeting the diverse needs of the student body.

Contact: aurighe@monroecollege.edu

Jumpstart is a national early education organization working toward the day every child in America enters kindergarten prepared to succeed. We provide language, literacy, and social-emotional programming for preschool children from under-resourced communities and promote quality early learning for all children. Join us to work toward the day every child in America enters kindergarten prepared to succeed. Learn more and apply at www.jstart.org/apply.

Contact: diandra.malahoo@jstart.org

The Residence Hall Association is a representative body devoted to enhancing the residential and collegiate experience for all residential students. The club serves as the liaison between the resident students and the Residence Life Department. The club provides an outlet for resident students to express their creativity, by planning amazing programs and activities for social and educational growth - to strengthen community within our residence halls.

Contact: monroereshallassociation@gmail.com

Next Chapter Book Club is a reading group consisting of passionate readers coming together to discover, learn and discuss books.

Contact: monroereshallassociation@gmail.com

The Caribbean Student Association is a student led club, that represents the diverse population of the Caribbean Community at Monroe College. The goal of the club is to raise the level of awareness in the College Community and by extension the neighboring communities, of the cultural diversity of all Caribbean countries represented at the College. We encourage all students from all backgrounds who are interested in expanding their knowledge of the Caribbean culture to join.

Contact: monroecollegecsa@gmail.com

Strives to bridge the opportunity gap for black professionals in the fields of accounting and finance. To promote the  accounting profession and to foster interaction among professional accounting organizations, students and faculty/staff.

Contact: naba@monroecollege.edu 

The mission of Monroe Divas is to educate and empower women as they navigate the difference spaces they occupy. Our goal as a collective is to provide a space where we can come together to discuss issues that affect individuals that identify as women, students, parents, partners, daughters, mothers, etc... To encourage dialogues that promote education, character development, intellectual pursuits, self-knowledge, emotional well-being and friendship. Each one, teach one. 

Contact: Dsenderson@monroecollege.edu

We are a club that focuses on the social aspect of gaming and anime. We seek to make a positive and inviting atmosphere to all students who are interested.

Contact: Moga.monroecollege@gmail.com

The Sports Club is opened to all students who would like to participate.  We seek to encourage all students to engage with sport activities that foster community.

Contact: fcuzzi@monroecollege.edu