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SU Connect
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List of Clubs and Organizations
AIESEC
The purpose of the Suffolk University Economics Association is to foster a strong community of students, faculty, and alumni who share a passion for the study of economics and its applications. We strive to serve the academic needs of our members but also to provide a sense of community and guide members to achieve their professional goals by offering panel discussions, networking events and educational presentations.
African Student Association (ASA)
African Student Association's purpose is to create a safe space for students of African decent and allies.
Alpha Sigma Alpha - Iota Alpha Chapter
The purpose of Alpha Sigma Alpha is to foster close friendships between members and to develop women of poise and purpose. Along with our purpose, we envision to cultivate values and ideals in women who are known for their character and concern for others. Alpha Sigma Alpha inspires women to lead, to serve and most of all to make a difference.
American Chemical Society (ACS)
The purpose of the Suffolk University chapter of the American Chemical Society is to allow an opportunity for students of chemical and biological sciences to become better acquainted and to enjoy the intellectual stimulation that arises from being a member of a professional association.
American Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB)
The main goal of ASBMB is to engage Biochemistry and Molecular Biology students with the scientific community in the surrounding area of Boston. This mission includes hosting guest speakers, networking and community events to ensure the skills learned in classrooms and laboratories can translate into real world occupations and interactions with the global scientific community. Events have included presenting a poster and augmented reality visualizations of insulin at the annual Cambridge Science Festival to educate the local community on Diabetes in an interactive manner, and performing bacterial art with guest speaker Mehmet Berkmen and Maria Peñil Cobo.
Armenian Students' Association (ASA)
We at the Armenian Students' Association strives to preserve and enhance the Armenian culture. We cherish and remember our history and try to build on that as the young and coming generation. We hope to include anyone and everyone who has an interest in the Armenian culture and lifestyle. Our club is open to all, and we hope to spread knowledge to those who are ill-informed about the Armenian people.
Asian American Association (AAA)
The Suffolk University Asian American Association invites all students, regardless of race, background, and heritage to join and take part in activities that promote a fun, healthy, and social atmosphere. We strive to ensure that all members feel welcomed, comfortable, and safe as if they are part of an extended family. We would like to educate all members who are interested about various degrees of Asian culture, how it has integrated and adapted to American culture, and how it defines what it means to be Asian American.
Beta Beta Beta (Tri-Beta)
Tri-Beta is a national biological honors society and club that aims to promote research and careers in the biological sciences. Events offered typically include alumni networking events, research talks from guest speakers, and group bonding events such as a science themed escape room.
Suffolk University’s Black Student Union (BSU)
Black Student Union’s mission statement is To educate, expand, and enhance cross-culture communication between students of African descent throughout the African Diaspora United States, Caribbean, Latin American, Africa, Asia, Europe, Australia, and students from diverse ethnic identities, cultural distinctions and lifestyle choices.
Cancer Awareness Club
To raise awareness and volunteer at local cancer fundraisers, walks and foundations in our local community.
Caribbean Students Network (CSN)
The Caribbean Student Network unites the Caribbean population at Suffolk University and is open to students and individuals of all races. This club gives you the opportunity to learn about the cultures and traditions of the islands. We also strive to create a network between organizations on campus and within the community in the general area and abroad. We increase awareness of Caribbean issues. In addition to that, we showcase, promote, and share our culture discussions, debates, and other various social events.Fashion show, Africaribana, Luncheon.
Suffolk University Forensic Science Society (SUFSS)
Our mission is to expose all interested students to the many types of forensic sciences. We explore different investigation techniques through our events and discuss how they might be applied in the real world.
Fundamental Brotherhood Society
We are young professional undergraduate students, built on a solid foundation striving to make a positive impact in other young men and women. We motivate our young members to exercise their full potential here at Suffolk and beyond. We learn the values of our fellow members and share common issues we face and struggle with in today's society. We are here to show everyone that they are great and is competent to do the impossible. We are on a mission to regain a voice that will lead us into greater heights.
Fundamental Sisterhood Society (F.S.S.)
The Fundamental Sisterhood Society goals are to perform community service, have mentorship among members of the sisterhood, collaborate with other Suffolk organizations and clubs, host events, and to run informative and interactive discussions. We hope that the Fundamental Sisterhood Society can be a safe and inclusive community open to all with an emphasis on women empowerment.
Greek Council
Suffolk University Greek Council is an organization that oversees all of Greek Life on Suffolk's campus. SUGC works together with the Student Leadership and Involvement Office to build a community between the 3 Greek organizations and Suffolk. Greek Council is made up of members from Suffolk’s Greek organizations including two sororities, Alpha Sigma Alpha and Theta Phi Alpha and one fraternity, Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
Health Careers Club HCC
The health careers club provides opportunities for those interested in a career in the medical field. Events offered provide our members with a network of health care providers and professionals. We also provide our members with the opportunity to become CPR certified for free.
American Society of Interior Designers - Suffolk University Chapter (ASID@SU)
ASID Student chapters introduce design students to the largest professional interior design association, provide networking opportunities with practicing designers and industry professionals and enable students to collaborate with peers and plan interior design related events and community outreach on campus.
Intertextual Club
The Intertextuals is an English club designed to foster interest and passion in all things literature. We are not a book club, and our understanding of literary culture is very broad; we hold events from movie screenings, to museum visits, to trips to the theater to see live plays in the Boston area. Having an interest in any of these things is enough to get involved--you do not have to be an English major to share in our passion for literature in all of its forms!
International Business Club (IBC)
The Suffolk International Business Club strives to provide students with the opportunity to interact and learn from the experience of international organizations and their leaders. We provide networking opportunities with our guest speaker events and we offer the chance for students to learn business protocol around the world.
Japanese Student Association JSA
The Japanese Student Association (JSA) unites all nationalities to explore and understand Japan and Japanese culture by working with other schools, other culture groups, and student organizations. We provide Japanese food, enjoy Japanese movies, and have a traditional event such as tea party.
Suffolk Love Your Melon Crew (Suffolk LYM)
Love Your Melon is an apparel brand whose mission is to place a beanie on the head of every child battling cancer, while also donating 50% of their proceeds to pediatric cancer research. As a LYM campus crew, we have the privilege of raising awareness for pediatric cancer through on campus events, hospital visits, and putting on very personalized and special days for a child undergoing cancer treatment.
Persian American Student Association (PASA)
Our goal is to incorporate Persian culture and traditions to the Suffolk Community. Our biggest events would be Yalda (winter solstice) and Norouz (new year).
Pilates Club
Pilates Club is designed to encourage students to get their hour of aerobic exercise during the week while also having fun! Pizza is served after every meeting!
Politics, Philosophy, Economics Club (PPE Club)
Our club works along side the PPE major to teach philosophy, play games, and have dialectic discussions on moral issues going on within the school and around the world.
Prisoners Rights club
The principal objectives of the Prisoners Rights Club are to advocate for voting rights of Incarcerated individuals and the support of Restorative Justice through the legislative process and public awareness. We look forward to inviting individuals who are involved in social justice issues particularly those who are incarcerated and returning citizens.
Professional Marketing Association PMA
The Professional Marketing Association (PMA) is a campus club that provides students with the opportunity to network with and learn from marketing professionals in the Boston area. We accomplish this through guest speakers, headquarter tours, and career development workshops.
Suffolk University’s Queer Student Union (QSU)
The Queer Student Union works to provide an environment of support and visibility for the LGBTQ+ students at Suffolk University. The organization provides socialization and acclimation to and within the LGBTQ+ community of the University and the Boston area. As an organization, we are dedicated to educating the campus community regarding LGBTQ+ issues. Suffolk University's Queer Student Union is both for members and allies of the LGBTQ+ community. We have weekly meetings along with many events per month. Meetings consist of planning events and discussing news stories involving LGBTQ+ people that happened over the past week. All are welcome at any time.
Suffolk University Legal Association (SULA)
SULA strives to give students interested in the the legal field the opportunity to explore the dynamics of law through a series of rewarding activities. Among the many, these activities include guest speakers from the LSAT to practicing Lawyers and Paralegals, field trips, legal conferences, case studies, and law simulation debates.
Society of Physics Students (SPS)
The Society of Physics Students (SPS) is a professional association explicitly designed for students and their advisers. Membership is open to anyone interested in physics. The only requirement for membership is that you be interested in physics. Besides physics majors, our members include majors in astronomy, chemistry, computer science, engineering, geology, mathematics, medicine, and other fields.
The Sports Marketing & Business Club (SMBC)
The purpose of the Sports Marketing & Business Club shall be to promote and administer sport marketing and other related sport business events at Suffolk University by organizing presentations, networking events and Q&A sessions.
Student Government Association (SGA)
As the representative governing body for all Suffolk University undergraduate students, we're the voice of students on campus. We act as a bridge between the student body and all levels of the administration to address and solve student issues and concerns. We're committed to ensuring that students are well represented and feel comfortable at Suffolk University, and we work diligently to make that happen.
Suffolk University Student Veterans Organization (SVO)
Suffolk University Student Veterans Organization is open to all interested students, faculty, and alumni. The purpose of the SVO is to help fellow student-veterans acquire access to their entitled benefits and to share our war stories as we now transition into a classroom.
Suffolk University Chess Club
The latest chess club that Suffolk has to offer, our mission is to have a place for chess players to connect and to teach anyone who wants to learn. We plan on hosting tournaments in the future and competing against other schools.
Suffolk University’s Economics Club (S.U.E.A)
The purpose of the Suffolk University Economics Association is to foster a strong community of students, faculty, and alumni who share a passion for the study of economics and its applications. We strive to serve the academic needs of our members but also to provide a sense of community and guide members to achieve their professional goals by offering panel discussions, networking events and educational presentations.
Suffolk University Investments Club (SUIC)
Mission of club to promote knowledge and application of investing strategies.
Suffolk University Mathematics Society (SUMS)
The Suffolk University Mathematics Society (SUMS) serves students interested in exploring Mathematics concepts that support our academic experience and enhance our careers through a cohesive and creative environment that fosters respect for all.
Suffolk University College Republicans (Suffolk GOP)
We provide a space for conservative, and Republican-leaning, students to express themselves. We urge any person interested, regardless of ideology, to join us for a productive debate.
Suffolk University Esports Division
The purpose of the Suffolk University Esports Division shall be to provide a community for competitive game types at any level from beginners wanting to have fun to a highly competitive level hoping to represent the university.
Suffolk Volleyball Club
Suffolk Volleyball Club provides the resources, knowledge, and environment for people to play volleyball together, socialize, and get exercise through organized games and events.
Suffolk University South-East Asian Student Association (SU SEA SA)
The purpose of the Suffolk University South-East Asian Student Association shall be to promote community, awareness, and understanding, towards nations in the South-East Asian region of Asia.
Taiwanese Student Association
We aim to provide a 'home' for Taiwanese students at SU and introduce our culture and country to the public by the annual Night Market Event.
Talking About Regional, Global, and Educational Topics (T.A.R.G.E.T.)
Our club promotes formal, and informal discussions about relevant trending local, regional, and global events. Our main goal is to find and act upon problems that affect an individual or a group of people.
Theta Phi Alpha
Theta Phi Alpha's mission and extraordinary vision is to build character at Suffolk University and create a powerful and knowledgeable group of women who embody what it means to form a sisterhood. We value justice, wisdom, loyalty, faith, truth, and honor to ensure that we will succeed with upholding our memberships within Theta Phi Alpha.
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Contact Information: abaugniet@su.suffolk.edu, thetaphialpha.gammalambda@gmail.com
The Suffolk Journal
The Suffolk Journal serves the university community by producing a weekly newspaper for Suffolk. Each Wednesday, the 16-page paper can be found around campus filled with news, international, arts and entertainment, opinion, and sports stories that serve the campus.
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Contact Information: suffolkjournal@gmail.com or hclegg@su.suffolk.edu
Tohfa Phonsia (SADA)
A cultural club representing South Asian culture.
Venture Literary Arts Magazine
Venture is a club that focuses on literature and art, which results in a published magazine at the end of the academic year. Also, we do open mics monthly and are hoping to expand into more events throughout the year.
Vietnamese Student Association (VSA)
The Vietnamese Student Association is not only an organization, but a family, a family with a purpose to provide opportunities for the community to explore Vietnamese culture, traditions, and customs. Our purpose is to promote better communication between Asian students and students from other countries, as well as encourage members to assist each other in the difficulties of college life.
Youth Empowerment Ministry (YEM)
The Youth Empowerment Ministry better known as YEM is a nondenominational empowerment group with the goal to empower the youth to live and serve God. We provide students with a community and network of people who have experience in ministry, education and various careers to help guide/mentor students of faith. We go beyond just the local Suffolk campus as we hold empowerment events drawing people from across the country. YEM provides students with opportunities (preaching, singing, poetry, dance etc. ) to be active in their faith by using their gifts, talents, and abilities at various programs... Acts 1:8.
