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10 STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Student government at the College is the responsibility of the Student Government Association (SGA) which is comprised of elected congressmen. Representatives from the various clubs and organizations and the officers are elected at large. The SGA administers the student activities fund, sponsors the major social activities on campus, involves students in the affairs of the College and generally looks after the interest of all students. Through SGA, students are given a voice in the running of New Hampshire College. The SGA appoints student members to the College Council, the official policymaking body of the College. It also appoints student representatives to the Student-Staff Judiciary Committees, Admissions Advisory Committee, Financial Aid Advisory Committee, and many other such committees. STUDENT PUBLICATIONS The Student Handbook is published annually by the Student Affairs Department and distributed to all students at the beginning of each academic year. It is the official guide; for all rules and regulations and important information, it should be retained by each student for reference throughout the year. The New Hampshire College Yearbook is published yearly. The yearbook is completely produced by students. CHEERLEADERS In September tryouts for the Varsity Cheerleading Squad are open to all undergraduates of the College. The Cheerleaders provide vocal and moral support for varsity athletic teams at both home and away games FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES Through membership in social fraternities and sororities students often make lifelong friendships based upon mutuality of interest and experience. Chartered and listed in the order of their establishment at New Hampshire College are Phi Delta Psi fraternity; Kappa Delta Phi fraternity, Chi Chapter; Kappa Chi sorority; Phi Omega Psi sorority; Kappa Sigma fraternity, Lambda-Mu Chapter; and Alpha Phi Omega, Omega Nu Chapter. SPECIAL INTEREST FRATERNITIES New Hampshire College has chapters of various special interest and honorary fraternities. The College honor society is Delta Mu Delta, the National <strong>Academic</strong> Honor Fraternity. NHC also has the Omega Nu Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, a co-ed service fraternity. Pi Omega Pi, the National Business Education Honorary Fraternity also has a chapter on the New Hampshire College campus. I.F.C. The Interfraternal Council is a coordinating board for the fraternal system at New Hampshire College. Its purpose is to establish pledging procedures, to review applications of new fraternities and sororities, and to discuss any problems which may exist among the various fraternal groups. NEWMAN STUDENT COMMUNITY The goals of the N .S.C. are to form a Christian Community on the campus through the Liturgy, and to participate with all other faiths on campus in ecumenical activity through the presentation of lectures, films, and other programs which will give Christian life meaning.
11 FUTURE SECRETARIES ASSOCIATION The objectives of the FSA are to stimulate interest in the secretarial profession, develop a better understanding of secretarial responsibilities, and provide the basics necessary for the preparation of future professional secretaries. To be eligible for membership, a student should be enrolled in the secretarial course of study and must maintain a 2.00 average. The FSA is sponsored by the Profile Chapter of the National Secretaries Association (International). BOWLING LEAGUE Candlepin bowling is offered during the week through the school year. Participants compete for both team and individual trophies. SHOOTING DEVELOPMENT CLUB The Shooting Development Club was formed to educate students in the use of firearms, but it has expanded to include other interests such as archery and fishing. Membership is open to all students, shooters and non-shooters alike. CHESS CLUB Although the Chess Club is small numerically, it provides activity and offers relaxing competition for its members here on campus. The club sends representatives to various intercollegiate tournaments. SPECIAL EVENTS COMMITTEE This group plans and facilitates the fall, winter, and spring weekend concerts and festivals. Membership is open to all. MARKETING CLUB The New Hampshire College Collegiate Chapter is an affiliate of the American Marketing Association. One of its many purposes is to encourage and uphold sound, honest practices, and to keep marketing work on a high ethical plane. HUMANITIES COMMITTEE The Humanities Committee is sponsored jointly by the College and the Student Government Association The purpose of the Committee is to introduce educational and cultural speakers, films, and programs to the student body and the community Membership is open to all members of the College
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