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| ASG (Associated Student Government): This is where you might get some funds for programming. This is also the organization that reviews submissions for potential club recognition. The leadership changes from year to year, however, their office is on the third floor of Shriver. |
| Sigma Alpha Mu: Although this fraternity is not 100% Jewish, there are a lot of Jewish guys in the fraternity. Therefore, I would strongly consider co-sponsoring programs with them. |
| Residence Assistants: RAs are a great resource! When you plan a program with an RA, not only are they helping you, but you are helping them! It’s a give and take relationship that is guaranteed to work! You obviously will not work with all RAs, but I would |
| AEPi: This is the new fraternity on campus that got stronger only within the past year or so. Many of them are active Hillel members and you can see them on any given Shabbat. More recently, the men have affiliated with a local synagogue in Hamilton, however, some remain active by being on board, coming to programs, and bringing large numbers of guys! |
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| BSA (Black Student Alliance): When we did our diversity dinner, BSA was a great asset. They are a strong organization on campus and we have a close relationship with them. |
| Alpha Phi Omega: This is the service fraternity on campus. They help by distributing table tents and other forms of publicity such as chalkboarding. Their office is on the third floor of Shriver. |
| For a complete list of all ASG-recognized organizations on campus, please click here to search. |
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| definitely establish a close relationship with those RAs who have a lot of Jewish students in their hall. |