Student Organizations
MEDIA ORGANIZATIONS:
The College Yearbook:
"The Ledger" is published annually by the Nichols students. "The Ledger" serves as a pictorial account of the activities of each school year. Capturing Today's Memories for Your Tomorrow!
The College Literary Magazine:
"Windfall" is the campus literary magazine. It provides a vehicle for Nichols' writers and artists to express their thoughts and ideas. The magazine, now in its fifth year of publication, is published once a year.
WNRC Radio Station:
The radio club started FM broadcasts from the campus in the spring semester of 1975. The club's objective is to keep the student body informed of all current events taking place on campus and in the surrounding areas. It also provides students with excellent quality music.
CLUB SPORTS:
Paintball Club:
The paintball club is open to any student with an interest in playing paintball.
Racquetball Club:
The co-ed racquetball team competes regionally against Bryant, Providence, and Penn State. The team has also competed in the National Championships, winning the Men's National Championship in 1995 and placing fourth in the 1996 Overall Championship. The team practices at the Auburn Racquet Club in Auburn, Massachusetts.
Men's Ice Hockey Club:
This club is made up of players at a variety of skill levels who wish to improve their game play through club level competitions with other colleges.
Men's Rugby Club:
The Nichols Rugby Club has both fall and spring seasons. The club has had much success since its inception in 1987. In the Fall of 2006 the team won the New England Rugby Football Union Division IV Championship.
Track & Field Club:
This coed student group competes with area colleges at meets in the Fall and Spring semesters. Track & Field is open to anyone with an interest in running or field events.
GENERAL INTEREST:
Accounting Club:
This organization provides students an opportunity to meet with professionals in the field of accounting and other related areas. The club invites outstanding speakers representing industrial, public and governmental accounting. Off-campus activities include accounting seminars and field trips to local businesses and industries.
Arts & Entertainment Society:
The A&E Society strives to connect students who have an interest in the fields of Arts & Entertainment. The organization connects students with one another and organizations and businesses affiliated with the entertainment industry.
Campus Activities Board (CAB):
The camspus activities board is dedicated to the purpose of stimulating student participation and spirit in campus activities. The main objectives of CAB are the organization and promotion of campus events such as comedy shows, contests, movies, musical events, Spring Weekend and dances.
Commuter Council:
This club serves as a social organization for commuter students. It provides a link between commuter students and campus activities. Its president serves as a member of the Executive Advisory Board.
Criminal Justice Management Club:
This club provides a networking opportunity for those within the CJM major. It also introduces members to career opportunities through event sponsorships and trips to area agencies.
Dance Club:
The dance club is open to men and women who enjoy practicing and performing all types of dance.
Gay-Straight Alliance:
This alliance works to ensure equality for all lifestyles. The group raises awareness of trends and dispels misconceptions about gay, lesbian and transgender issues.
History Club:
The goal of this group is to create an environment in which students with an interest in history, politics and current events have the opportunity to broaden their horizons and increase their knowledge and experiences.
Human Resource Management/Management Club:
Students in this club seek experiences and information to gain a greater understanding of the fields of Human Resource Management and/or Management.
International Students Association:
This group strives to share culture, open minds and bring the world to Nichols College. The goal of the organization is to educate students about the diverse cultures on campus and beyond.
Investment Club:
Students in this organization invest in and follow the stock market. This group is for students who desire an authentic investment experience.
Legal Studies Club:
This organization is open to any student interested in the legal field.
Marketing & Communications Club:
The Nichols College chapter was formed to foster the interest of students in the field of marketing. Business leaders who are actively engaged in some aspect of marketing speak to the campus chapter. Students participate in marketing simulations and other programs with members of collegiate chapters in the Boston area. Members may participate in Boston A.M.A. chapter activities which afford them more exposure to marketing techniques.
Psychology Club:
The purpose of this club is to involve any Nichols student in the world of Psychology. You need not be a Psychology major to participate.
Ski & Snowboarding Club:
This is a social organization for students wishing to ski/snowboard at local mountains. Club members raise money to attend various trips throughout New England.
Sport Management Club:
Offering additional opportunities for Sport Management majors, the club schedules guest speakers and arranges trips to athletic organizations to give students exposure to this growing field of business.
Student Alumni Society:
This group works to build relationships with current Nichols College alumni as well as build up the future college alumni base.
Student Athlete Advisory Council:
This organization is made up of representatives from the athletic sports teams at Nichols. The group performs community service, promotes school spirit and hosts events to encourage involvement in athletics.
The Student Government Association:
SGA serves as the governing body of the student community of Nichols College. The SGA has jurisdiction over club activities, social events, student conduct, residence hall living, and other aspects of student campus life. Officers and representatives of the SGA are elected by the student body on an annual basis. The Executive Advisory Board is the executive committee of Student Government Association.
Umoja:
Organized in the Spring of 1999, Umoja (which is the African word for unity) began as a club for students of color. Open to all students, Umoja plans social and educational opportunities on the topics of multiculturalism and diversity, and sometimes events are just for fun!