Undergraduate Viewbook - Framingham State University

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clubs & organizations Student Involvement With more than 60 clubs and organizations on campus, you should be able to easily find one that interests you. And if not, well, you can always start your own. Students launch new clubs each semester. Oh, the Friends You’ll Meet, the Places You’ll Go Without question, the one thing you can do to make your experience at Framingham State more fun and fulfilling is to get involved. Whether joining a club, attending events, or playing intramural sports, the more you get involved with campus life, the more you’ll enjoy your time at FSU. And the best part, it’s really easy because people are so friendly, and you have so many new opportunities each semester. To learn more about all the Clubs & Organizations at Framingham State, visit www.framingham.edu/campus-life clubs & organizations Active Sociologists Anime Club Art Club Black Student Union Business Leadership Club Catholic Newman Association Cheerleading Club Christian Fellowship Class of 2013 Class of 2014 Class of 2015 Class of 2016 Computer Science Creative Writing Club Education Club English Club Fashion Club FSU Chorus FSU Dance Club FSU for FHS FSU Gaming Club FSU History Club FSU Protestants FSU Quidditch Team FSU Veterans Association FSU Flash Mob FSU Symphonic Band HONOR SOCIETIES Alpha Lambda Delta Alpha Upsilon Alpha Kappa Delta Pi Phi Alpha Theta Upsilon Phi Upsilon Omicron Psi Chi Society of Human Resource Management The Gatepost, Student Newspaper Geographical Association Global Change Initiative Green Team Hilltop Players Human Rights Action Committee (HRAC) Journal of Critical Thinking Marketing Club Men’s Lacrosse Men’s Rugby Nutrition Networking Group The Onyx Psychology Club The Pride Alliance Random Jam Student Government Association (SGA) Student Union Activities Board (SUAB) WDJM, 91.3FM Wildlife Club Women’s Empowerment Women’s Rugby
living on campus Move-In Condition For the true “college experience,” there’s no substitute for living on campus. You’ll meet friends right away, get plugged into what’s going on, and you can walk to class and not have to deal with traffic. Framingham State has seven residence halls and all the rooms have Internet and cable TV access. Many of the halls feature a “quiet floor” for studying, a lounge where you can hang out with friends, kitchens and laundry facilities. For more information and to check out photos of what the halls look like on the inside, visit www.framingham.edu/campus-life Food for Thought When it comes to on-campus dining, it’s all about variety. The McCarthy Center has the Dining Commons, the Marketplace and the Cyber Café, which offer countless choices for breakfast, lunch, dinner and even late-night snacks. The Athletic Center has a Juice Bar. The Library is where you’ll find the Whittemore Smart Market, where you can grab snacks and drinks. And the new North Hall has Sandella’s, a popular spot for grabbing grilled flatbreads, sandwiches, paninis, quesadillas, and salads. Framingham State offers several flexible meal plans to fit your specific schedule, whether you plan to live on campus or commute. And if you open a Ram Cash account, you can use your FSU Card (student ID) like a debit card at any of our on-campus dining facilities, the bookstore, laundry centers and select vending machines, as well as at off-campus restaurants and stores such as CVS, Chipotle, Domino’s, Subway and Dairy Queen. For more information, visit www.framingham.edu/dining The 411 on Safety and Health to help keep you safe, campus is patrolled 24/7 by our Department of Public Safety and Police Services. And a free shuttle bus service can get you to and from campus and our parking lots. In the event of an emergency, you’ll be alerted through a state-of-the-art emergency notifi cation system via text, email and phone (aft er you register your information with “FSU Alert”). If you’re not feeling well, you can drop by the Health Services Center, a walk-in clinic that off ers free basic care to students. Services include diagnosis and treatment of acute illness and injuries, gynecological exams and nutritional counseling. More extensive treatment is covered by Student Health Insurance. Insurance is required by law for students not covered under another qualifying plan. For more information, visit www.framingham.edu/healthservices and www.framingham.edu/campus-police/campus-safety 10 | 11 student life
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