Dr. Lin's Instructional Web - Barry University

Student National Podiatric Medical Association – is a national society working to promote
fellowship among all students. The association provides a channel of communication for
minority students by working to establish and enhance professional relationships with other
minority practitioners. In addition to providing tutorial programs and sources of financial
assistance, many social activities are planned throughout the year.
Student Occupational Therapy Association – the object of SOTA is to further the
advancement of Occupational Therapy in order to enhance the health of the public in its
medical, community and educational environments through research, education, action, service
and the establishment of standards.
Surgery Club – is a student chapter of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons.
This organization introduces students to the fundamental principles and practices essential to
podiatric surgery. The club stresses the importance of an interdisciplinary approach to care and
sponsors numerous lectures and clinics.
RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
Baptist Dialogue Group – this group in made up of students, faculty and staff members. A
bible study is held once a week on campus for anyone interested in exploring the Word.
Hillel Organization – to provide guidance and organization for religious, cultural, educational,
social welfare and interfaith activities for Jewish students at the university.
Integrity – open to all g/l/b students, faculty and staff who desire to gather for prayer,
conversation and community. Meetings are held monthly at the Office of Mission and
Ministry.
Jewish/Christian/Muslim Dialogue Group – this committee coordinates events of interest
focused on issues of Jewish, Christian and Muslim issues. Numerous luncheons are sponsored
by this group for the University community.
Latter-Day Saints Student Association – the association is a priesthood directed organization
of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints that seeks to meet the needs of individual
college students. LDSSA helps all Latter-Day Saint college students stay closely affiliated
with the Church, succeed in their studies and achieve a balanced life while on campus.
One Love Prayer Group – exploring various prayer traditions, this inter-faith group gathers
once a month for centering and meditation. A nature retreat is offered in the Fall semester and
a day of reflection in the Spring semester.
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
Caribbean Students Association – to provide information and assistance to new Caribbean
students; to inform members of the university community about Caribbean culture; and to
provide social programming for all persons interested in the Caribbean.
French Club – to promote interest in France, its culture, the people and to facilitate an
exchange of ideas between students.
Haitian Intercultural Association – seeks to develop an awareness of Haitian culture and
ideals while contributing to the Haitian community and the community at large through service
projects.
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