- American International Association
- Charles Sumner Harrison Organization
- College Union Board
- Dorothy Webster Complex Hall Council
- Student Alumni Association
- Student Senate
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The Office of Student Activities will provide you with the guidance and materials needed to start a new organization at Marietta College.
For more information, please call the Office of Student Activities at 376-4465.
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American International Association
The American International Association (AIA) has three main purposes:
- to increase the positive interactions and understandings between American and International students at Marietta College;
- to support the Marietta College core value of globalization by exposing students to different cultures; and
- to have fun!
The American International Association is open to any member of the Marietta College community who wishes to learn new cultures and meet interesting people.
Contact: Ami Casis, Campus Box #272
Charles Sumner Harrison Organization
The purpose of this organization is to bring more unity to Marietta College between minority students and other students and faculty. In order to increase unity on campus we have to create an environment where minority students can fit in without feeling uncomfortable.
CSHO will represent the minority voice in a positive way and advocate for any changes that are needed within the boundaries of the college.
This organization will bring togetherness for the minority students and the campus and together we can close the gap. It is important that minority students feel that they have a voice and that they are important at Marietta College.
Contact: Rosa Hanks, Box #626
Web Site: http://www.marietta.edu/multicultural/csho.html
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College Union Board
College Union Board (CUB) works to provide social, cultural, educational, and recreational programs for the Marietta College campus community. CUB is open to all students who have an interest in planning and implementing such programs. Movies, comedians, dances, coffeehouse performers, travel, and lectures are all programs sponsored by the Board.
In addition, College Union Board plans major weekend programs such as Homecoming, Family Weekend, Little Sibs Weekend and Doo Dah Day. CUB also programs extensively in the Gathering Place, an alternative student center.
Contact: Erin Carlin, Campus Box #261
Web Site: http://www.marietta.edu/~cub
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Dorothy Webster Complex Hall Council
Contact: Blakely Dye, Campus Box #1330
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Student Alumni Association
In support of Alumni Relations at Marietta College, the Student Alumni Association works to establish a strong relationship between current students and alumni by creating programs and activities that offer opportunities to connect with one another.
In this way, students will learn of the importance of staying connected, through giving back to the college community–whether monetarily or through volunteering time and resources, and alumni will remain connected to the campus and current student life.
Contact: Jessica Craig, Campus Box #323
Web Site: http://www.marietta.edu/alumni/who/saa/index.html
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Student Senate
Marietta College's Student Senate provides capable, representative, and responsible leadership in student life and activities, and to provide a legitimate channel through which the views of the student body may be represented to the other areas of the Marietta College community.