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Student Involvement Brower Student Center, Room 209 involvement @tcnj.edu @RoarTCNJ Who are we? The Office of Student Involvement houses all student organizations, fraternities & sororities, and large scale campus programs. Our staff


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Student Involvement

Brower Student Center, Room 209 involvement @tcnj.edu @RoarTCNJ

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Who are we?

The Office of Student Involvement houses all student

  • rganizations, fraternities &

sororities, and large scale campus programs. Our staff works to develop and support students, organizations, and their leaders.

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Maria Quattrocchi Haber Coordinator for Student Involvement & Transitions BSC 209

  • Oversees Student

Organization Registration process

  • Works directly with student
  • rganization faculty/staff

advisors

  • Assists with Roar* training for

student organizations, faculty, and staff

  • Provides Student

Involvement-related policy support and advisement

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Aimee Wardle Assistant Director

  • f Fraternity and

Sorority Life BSC 208

  • Advises Panhellenic,

Interfraternity (IFC), and Unified Greek (UGC) councils

  • Co-Advises Inter-Greek

Council (IGC)

  • 1 on 1 advisement with

chapter presidents

  • FSL Assessment
  • FSL Leadership Initiatives
  • Hazing Prevention initiatives
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Jennifer Simon Assistant Director of Student Involvement BSC 209

  • Advises College Union Board
  • Concerts
  • Comedy Shows
  • Lectures
  • Novelty Events
  • Funival!
  • Contracting/Event Planning Open

Office Hours

  • Large Scale Programming

Advice/Guidance

  • Student Org Training Programs
  • Major Campus Programs:
  • Welcome Week
  • Spirit Week
  • Homecoming
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Dave Conner Director of Student Involvement BSC 209

  • Student Government Advisor
  • Class Council Advisor
  • Roscoe Mascot Program
  • Campus-Wide resource for

Student Organization Engagement

  • Student Organization Support

& Trainings

  • Policy development and

enforcement

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Some of the ways we support our Student Organizations

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TCNJ has over 230 student organizations to get involved in!

  • Academic & Career
  • Advocacy
  • Club Sports
  • Culture & Community
  • Fraternity & Sorority
  • General Interest
  • Honor Societies
  • Media
  • Performance
  • Religious & Spiritual Life

A list of all of our organizations can be found at involvement.tcnj.edu!

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Why should you get involved?

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Research shows that student participation in TCNJ’s activities, clubs and organizations has a significant impact on LEADERSHIP ABILITY

*Taken from the Multi-institutional Study of Leadership

TCNJ Habitat for Humanity Black Student Union

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Research shows that student participation in TCNJ’s activities, clubs and organizations has a significant impact on HOPE

*Taken from the Multi-institutional Study of Leadership

Chinese Student Association Alpha Phi Alpha

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TCNJ Students for Life Research shows that student participation in TCNJ’s activities, clubs and organizations has a significant impact on RESILIENCE

*Taken from the Multi-institutional Study of Leadership

TCNJ Kokikai Aikido

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TCNJ Humanitarian Yoga Club Active Minds at TCNJ

Research shows that student participation in TCNJ’s activities, clubs and organizations has a significant impact on SENSE OF BELONGING

*Taken from the Multi-institutional Study of Leadership

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority

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Getting Involved

__________ of TCNJ students are actively involved with a Recognized Student Organization and many are involved in two or more!

90%

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We encourage students to join at least 3

  • rganizations during

their time at TCNJ. These can fall into three difgerent categories...

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  • 1. An organization that aligns with Career or Post-TCNJ Goals

involvement.tcnj.edu

“Our organization is a place for biology majors to do service, be recognized for their academic excellence, promote research, and make friends!”

  • Emmalee Kugler, Beta Beta Beta

Biological Honor Society

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  • 2. An organization based on a current hobby or interest

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“Being able to represent TCNJ in the sport I love most is very

  • rewarding. TCNJ cheer is a close

group of athletes always supporting each other on and off the mat. We get to lead the campus community in spirit at football games, basketball games, and many other community events. While also preparing for nationals where we get to preform the hard work we have put in all season.”

  • Olivia DeFluri, TCNJ Cheerleading
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  • 3. An organization that allows you to do something that you

may never get to try or engage in after college

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“This club gives people the opportunity to meet people that they would not normally meet within their majors. Everyone joins because they are interested in Harry Potter, but everyone stays thanks to the friendships they

  • make. Thanks to this club, I have met

my best friends. ONBT is not just a group of people who kind of like Harry

  • Potter. ONBT is a family.”
  • Sara Davidson, The Order of the

Nose-Biting Teacups

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Getting Involved

____________ of TCNJ Student hold a leadership role within a Recognized Student Organization

47.5%

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Getting Involved

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Getting Involved

involvement.tcnj.edu

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WHAT IS...

?

Fraternity and Sorority Life

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A Look at the TCNJ FSL Community

  • 32 social fraternities and sororities
  • 4 councils
  • 25% of TCNJ students join
  • Leaders across campus and in career

fields

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Impact on TCNJ and More...

Fraternities and sororities raised a total of

$93,910.33 for non-profit organizations

and completed 13,475 hours of community service during the 2018-2019 Academic Year. Partnering with nearly 20 local and national organizations for service and donations.

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Unrecognized Student Organizations

SIGMA PI FRATERNITY KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY PHI KAPPA TAU FRATERNITY PHI KAPPA PSI FRATERNITY

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Recruitment

  • Deferred - first year students can join as early as their

second semester

  • Recruitment activities for organizations begin after week

2 of each semester.

  • Each council has a

different process

  • New member period is 6

weeks OR until last day

  • f classes (whichever

comes first)

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For More Info

Instagrams @tcnjgreeklife ---> Inter-Greek Council @tcnj_ugc ---> Unified Greek Council @tcnjpanhell ---> Panhellenic Council @tcnjifc ---> Interfraternity Council

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WHAT IS...

?

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We look forward to seeing you in the Fall!

  • See all 230+ Student

Organizations and their contact information on our website involvement.tcnj.edu

  • Follow calendars and social

media for groups you are interested in

  • Attend Student Organization

events during Welcome Week

  • Attend the student

Involvement Fair Email involvement@tcnj.edu for any questions!