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PresidentFaculty AdvisorAutumn SzewczykProfessor Steve WatsonINTERNATIONAL CLUBThe Bridgewater College International Club is a social organization for both international and UnitedStates students. For the international student, the club will help ease the transition to the states,Bridgewater community, and campus climate. For the U.S. student, it is an excellent opportunity tolearn about different cultures, customs, and countries. The club provides a social forum to grow, havefun, and make lifelong friendships.Student ContactAdvisorDavid MendezMr. John MansonMASS COMMUNICATIONS ORGANIZATIONThe Mass Communications Organization‘s main purpose is to educate members interested in the fieldof communications. The organization disseminates information on activities, forums, internships,career opportunities, and other media experiences. Trips to all different fields of communication arean integral part of the organization. The organization supports service-learning projects in the field ofcommunications. Membership is open to all who are interested and strongly recommended for thosestudents who are majoring or minoring in communications.PresidentVice PresidentSecretaryTreasurerFaculty AdvisorAli MorrisMorgan PostonBrandon MitchellSheri FaragDr. Jeffrey PiersonOUTDOORS CLUBThe Outdoors Club provides a chance for students to experience nature and be educated aboutwildlife. Activities the club is involved in are camping trips, caving trips, canoeing, white-waterrafting, Relay-for-Life, recycling projects on campus, community environmental initiatives, intercampusenvironmental initiatives, student activities, and much more! Students who are interested inthe great outdoors, including camping, fishing, and hunting, are welcome.PresidentVice PresidentSecretaryTreasurerFaculty AdvisorRita MurphyJenna StacyKatie PeachSara OrrellDr. Timothy KrepsPHYSICS CLUBMembership is open to any student who is interested in the physical sciences. Activities include fieldtrips, speakers, films, and other programs designed to foster an interest and understanding of thephysical sciences. Affiliation with the American Institute of Physics gives each member asubscription to Physics Today and makes a variety of special programs and opportunities available tothe club.48
PresidentVice PresidentFaculty AdvisorScott FunckMichael RudisillDr. Phillip SpicklerTHE PINION PLAYERSThe student-run theater organization, the Pinion Players, provides students with co-curricularopportunities to participate in all aspects of theatrical production, from directing and acting todesigning and playwriting. Any student interested in theatre may join. Activities vary yearly, aredriven by student interest and may include children‘s theatre productions for local elementaryschools, madrigal dinners and a student-directed one-act festival.PresidentVice PresidentSecretaryTreasurerHistorianFaculty AdvisorMark CubbageScott YinglingAmanda HahnChris GallagherJ.J. KrehbielDr. Scott W. ColePRE-LAW SOCIETYThe Pre-Law Society is a student-led club for students interested in a legal career, especially lawschool. The Society‘s activities include law school visits, mock LSAT testing, LSAT preparation,and visits to local law offices and courtrooms.PresidentVice PresidentSecretaryTreasurerFaculty AdvisorJohnny EllisRudbel AlfaroKendra JacksonKelsey ByardDr. Jim JosefsonPRE-MED SOCIETYThe Pre-Med Society is for all students interested in the health sciences, including medicine,veterinary medicine, nursing, medical technology, optometry, physician assistant, occupationaltherapy, physical therapy, and dentistry. The society seeks to inform members of current trends,ethics, and practices in the medical field through meetings, lectures, and field trips.PresidentVice PresidentSecretaryTreasurerHES CoordinatorPre-Vet CoordinatorAdvisorMichael HullSade AkanniKristen WrightAngela SpinelliSamy EssalhiMcKenna SnidowDr. Robyn PuffenbargerRESIDENCE HALL STUDENT ASSOCIATION (RHSA)The Residence Hall Student Association is a student-run organization that exists to foster communityamong resident students at Bridgewater College. RHSA is run by an Executive Board which isresponsible for all aspects of the organization. RHSA seeks to promote a healthy and enjoyable oncampusresidence experience. Each Residence Hall has a local version of RHSA that is called HallCouncil. It is made up of residents from each respective hall and is responsible for maintaining49
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