Club & Organization Descriptions and Advisor Listings - Service Learning

Club & Organization Descriptions & Advisor Listings

Campus Locations & Directions

Knight (Warwick)

Flanagan (Lincoln)

Liston (Providence)

Newport County

Please Note: Not all clubs and organizations have chapters on every campus. Under each description there is a table listing the club advisors by campus. If the club does does not have a chapter on that campus, it will be noted with an "N/A".

Club Web Sites
If a club has a CCRI-hosted web site, a link to it will appear under the description.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T

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- FOSSIL AND MINERAL ENTHUSIATS (FAME)
- FRENCH CLUB
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- GERMAN CLUB
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- HUMAN SERVICES ORGANIZATION
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- JAZZ ENSEMBLE
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- KAPPA BETA DELTA
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- LATIN AMERIAN STUDENT ORGANIZATION (LASO)
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- MUSIC CLUB
- MUSLIM STUDENT ASSOCIATION
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- NEWMAN CLUB
- NONVIOLENCE CLUB
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- OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSISTANT CLUB
- ONE STEP BEYOND
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- THERAPEUTIC CLUB
- TRIANGLE ALLIANCE

ABLE

ABLE is a student organization whose purpose is to educate the general public as to the abilities of those with various handicaps. It is not a requirement that the members have a disability.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
TBA	N/A	N/A	N/A

AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY

The CCRI American Chemical Society affiliate organization is a group whose purpose is to broaden the scope of the school experience for chemistry students. The club regularly participates in extra-curricular activities such as tours of other schools, and various chemical companies offering possible job opportunities. Pertinent seminars and lectures are also attended. Social functions are a regular part of the agenda. These functions include a Christmas party and a May picnic.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Wayne Suits Chemistry Department Phone: 401-825-2310 E-mail: wsuits@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A	N/A

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE CLUB & DEAF STUDENTS’ UNION (ASL/DSU)

The goal of the group is to provide an atmosphere to help ASL students interact, and use the skills they have acquired in class and also interact with others from schools in the area. The second goal is to provide peer support for the Deaf and HOH students.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
N/A	Mary Earl English Department Phone: 401-455-6071 E-mail: maryearl1@aol.com	N/A	N/A

THE ART CLUB

The purpose of The Art Club is to increase the presence and strengthen awareness of the visual arts at the CCRI campuses. The organization strives to increase student, faculty, and staff awareness of the importance of the visual arts.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Nick Sevigney Art Department Phone: 401-825-2372 E-mail: nsevigney@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A	N/A

ARTFUL AFTERNOON CLUB

The Artful Afternoon Club offers students a chance to share and expand CCRI's Student Artistic Community. It is also a collaborative cultural occasional celebration of music, lyrical, visual, kinetic and dramatic. Poetry slams…readings…improvisations…songs…poems…dramatic performances…dance performance…jam potential including all instruments: classical, jazz, rock, blues, folk, hip-hop, etc…two and three dimensional art creation and exhibition.

Web site

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Debra Lilli English Department Phone: 401-825-2352 E-mail: dlilli@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A	N/A

ASIAN CLUB

The Asian Club is made up of Cambodians, Laotians, Hmong, and Vietnamese students. The main mission of the Asian Club is to maintain a sense of commitment to college study retention. It also plans social and cultural activities, which promote cultural pride and augment retention efforts among Southeast Asian students at CCRI. Special events have included; International Festival Cultural Show, involvement in sponsoring legislators for campus seminars, and participation in the International Student Club's Thanksgiving celebration. Trips also have been planned to the Boston Museum of Science, Plymouth Plantation, and to the New England Aquarium.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
TBA	N/A	William Pellicio Human Services Department Phone: 401-825-1125 E-mail: wpellicio@ccri.edu	N/A

ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN IN TECHNOLOGY

The Women in Technology Club was founded to provide a communal organization for females enrolled in CCRI’s technology courses. These include ChemTech, Engineering, CISCO, and Computer Studies. The club provides its members with opportunities for peer support, mentoring networking with individuals from CCRI’s faculty, student body, and with former graduates of technology courses. Members learn about career opportunities in the technology fields through guest speakers, site visits and information provided by college faculty and staff. By offering peer support and linkages to resources, student members increase their ability to stay with their courses of study through graduation. The club offers its members opportunities to socialize with their peers in meetings as well as in special social events. The club meets on the Warwick campus.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
TBA Coordinator, GEENA Project (Gender and Ethnic Equity Networking Assistance)	N/A	N/A	N/A

BIBLE STUDY CLUB

The Bible Study Club meets twice a week to study the Bible together, both the Old and New Testaments, and to support and encourage each other in our faith. The club welcomes all interested people to come and be part of the group. We read with a view to the meaning and personal application of what the text says. Bibles are provided by the club. Study is followed by a time of prayer for those who desire it. Meeting times: Tuesdays at 11:00-12:00 and Thursdays at 12:00-1:00. For current meeting room, check posters or the web site of the club advisor.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Cheri (Markward) Hardesty Music Department Phone: 401-825-2409 E-mail: cmarkward@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A	N/A

BIOLOGY CLUB

The purpose of this organization is to foster and promote an understanding of important biological issues among members of the club and campus community. The Biology Club will provide extra-curricular recreational, social, and educational activities for all members.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Don Fontes Biology Department Phone: 401-825-2014 E-mail: dfontes@ccri.edu	David Vito Biology Department Phone: 401-333-7295 E-mail: dvito@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A

BLACK AMERICAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION (BASA)

The Black American Student Association was founded in order to provide a means of minority expression on matters concerning Black American students of CCRI. The organization's goals are to advance Black American students' welfare and interests, elevate Black American students' social, cultural, and educational opportunities as well as foster third world students' participation in college life.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Antoinette Littlejohn Advising & Counseling Phone: 401-825-2306 E-mail: alittlejohn@ccri.edu	Brenda McGill Advising & Counseling Phone: 401-455-6051 E-mail: brmcgill@ccri.edu Ruby M. Morris Enrollment Services Phone: 401-333-7172 E-mail: rjones@ccri.edu	Jackie Mane Access to Opportunity Phone: 401-825-2303 (KN) E-mail: jjmane@ccri.edu	Hossiri Godo-Solo Foreign Languages and Cultures Phone: 401-851-1667 E-mail: hhgodosolo@ccri.edu

BreakAway

The Alternative Break Connection is a national network of colleges and community organizations designed to promote service on the local, regional, national, and international levels through break oriented programs.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
TBA	Dr. Rebecca H. Yount Dean of Student Life, Division of Student Services Phone: 401-333-7159 E-mail: byount@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A

CANOE CLUB

The Canoe Club's objective is to allow CCRI students the opportunities of canoeing and other wilderness environmental, and community interest projects according to their individual skill levels. Also, to arrange for the availability and use of equipment by all members are according to the bylaws and to offer opportunities to inexperienced members to develop their skill. Trips are scheduled during the semester.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
David Critchett English Department Phone: 401-825-2332 E-mail: dcritchett@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A	N/A

CAREER CLUB

The Career Club will explore and develop professional job search skills by developing local and regional networking opportunities, such as mentoring and shadowing. It is open to all students who wish to enhance their understanding of various professions and industries, improve their use of career resources, and learn basic principles of career networking. It would also serve as a support group for students looking for jobs.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Tonia Fay Career Placement/ Cooperative Education Phone: 401-825-2050 E-mail: tbfay@ccri.edu Anne Marge Career Placement/ Cooperative Education Phone: 401-825-2050 E-mail: amarge@ccri.edu	Jonathan D. Steele Career Placement/ Cooperative Education Phone: 401-333-7326 E-mail: jsteele@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A

CHAMBER ENSEMBLE CLUB

The Chamber Ensemble is CCRI’s band/orchestra performing group. We meet twice a week to practice for performances during the semester. The group presents a formal public concert twice a year, in December and April/May, and frequently performs for other college functions. All band/orchestra instrumentalists who read music are invited to participate. Chamber Ensemble is a good way to keep up or improve your skills on your instrument and to enjoy the benefits of playing in an ensemble. A steady commitment is required. Meeting times: Mondays and Wednesdays from 1:00-2:15 in the Band Room (0540) in Warwick.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Cheri (Markward) Hardesty Music Department Phone: 401-825-2409 E-mail: cmarkward@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A	N/A

CHAMBER SINGERS

For those who enjoy part-singing in a small group, this is an interesting close-knit ensemble club. Also a one-credit music course, the Chamber Singers ensemble offers an opportunity to explore anything from a cappella Renaissance music to 20th century styles. Performances include fall concerts on campus and in the community, a spring choral festival, and an annual spring concert. Auditions for placement within the group are held at the first two rehearsals each semester. We rehearse weekly on Tuesdays 12-12:50pm and Thursdays, 11:00am to 12:50pm in Room 0562.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Joseph Amante Y ‘Zapata, D.M.A. Music Department Phone: 401-825-2409 E-mail: amante@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A	N/A

CHORUS

A marvelous opportunity for those who enjoy singing and having fun while learning vocal technique by rehearsing varied and interesting styles of choral music. A one-credit course, the Chorus meets Mondays and Wednesdays from 2:30 to 3:45pm. Chorus club meetings are held on Mondays from 2:30 to 3:00pm. An audition for placement for each section (soprano, alto, tenor, and bass) is held during the first meeting of each semester.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Joseph Amante Y ‘Zapata, D.M.A. Music Department Phone: 401-825-2409 E-mail: amante@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A	N/A

CHRISTIAN CLUB

The purpose of the Christian Club is to foster ideals of Christianity among all denominations.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
N/A	N/A	William Pellicio Human Services Department Phone: 401-825-1125 (Warwick) E-mail: wpellicio@ccri.edu	N/A

CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY CLUB (MEDICAL LABORATORY CLUB)

The purpose of this organization is to aid the student in gaining knowledge of all aspects of the field of Clinical Laboratory Science. Discussion will include new developments in the field. Students will have the opportunity to explore and become familiar with the type of training and skills needed in the CLT field, as well as become familiar with the professional associations (NCA, ASCP, ASCLS). Students will have the opportunity to attend regional and local conferences. Involvement in the club will provide academic and moral support for all members.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
N/A	Maddie Josephs Allied Health Programs Phone: 401- 333-7418 E-mail: mjosephs@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A

CRIMINAL JUSTICE ASSOCIATION

The purpose of the organization shall be to improve criminal justice through educational activities. The club also will foster and promote professionalism in the criminal justice profession, promote issues, encourage the establishment and expansion of higher ethical conduct, professional training, and higher education in the criminal justice students at the Community College of Rhode Island.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Joseph Parys Criminal Justice & Legal Studies Phone: 401-825-2323 E-mail: jparys@ccri.edu Stephen Kadelski Criminal Justices & Legal Studies Phone: 401- 455-6126 (Providence) E-mail: kadelski@ccri.edu	Stephen Kadelski Criminal Justices & Legal Studies Phone: 401- 455-6126 (Providence) E-mail: kadelski@ccri.edu	Joseph Parys Criminal Justice & Legal Studies Phone: 401-825-2323 (Warwick) E-mail: jparys@ccri.edu Stephen Kadelski Criminal Justices & Legal Studies Phone: 401- 455-6126 E-mail: kadelski@ccri.edu	N/A

CULTURAL ALLIANCE CLUB

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
N/A	N/A	N/A	Allison Petro ESL Faculty, English Department Phone: 401-851-1677 E-mail: apetro@ccri.edu Hossiri Godo-Solo Foreign Languages & Cultures Department Phone: 401-851-1667 E-mail: hhgodosolo@ccri.edu

CULTURAL PROGRAM

Special cultural programs are planned through the Student Government under the direction of Professor Randolph Blasing, English Department. Distinguished scholars in the area of poetry have been invited on campus to share their works with the CCRI community. The focus has been the Galway Kinnell Poetry Series.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
N/A	Randolph Blasing English Department Phone: 401-333-7393 (Lincoln) E-mail: rblasing@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A

DANCE CLUB

The CCRI Dance Club is an organization formed to broaden the knowledge and experience of its members and adjunct members. Also, to foster interest in dance and the associated performing arts for the artist fulfillment, pleasure and benefit of the community and school. The CCRI Dance Club sponsors educational and special activities including lessons, clinics, workshops, demonstration and performances both on and off campus. Participation in A.C.D.F.A. festivals enables students to compete intercollegiate with artists from both within and outside of the college community.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Patricia Morse English Department Phone: 401-825-2356 (Warwick) Phone: 401-333-7383 (Lincoln)	Patricia Morse English Department Phone: 401-333-7383 (Lincoln) Phone: 401-825-2356 (Warwick)	N/A	N/A

DELTA EPSILON CHI - A College Division of DECA

Delta Epsilon Chi (DECA) has three chapters operating out of the Knight, Flanagan, and Liston campuses. Delta Epsilon Chi members are enrolled in Management, Marketing, Entrepreneurship and other business-oriented programs. This co-curricular organization has over 180,000 members internationally. The goals of Delta Epsilon Chi are to prepare its members for their future career goals by focusing on leadership, development, community service activities and competition. Annually, members travel to an international conference to compete in various career areas to win awards, scholarships, prizes and obtain job opportunities. This club combines educational and social skills into a dynamic club for all business students.

Web Site

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
JoAnn Warren Business Department Phone: 401-825-2321 E-mail: jwarren@ccri.edu Joshua Klemp Student Leadership Center Phone: 401-825-2325 E-mail: jklemp@ccri.edu	Carol Rowey Business Department Phone: 401-333-7385 E-mail: crowey@ccri.edu	Joanne Orabone Business Department Phone: 401-455-6107 E-mail: jorabone@ccri.edu	TBA

DENTAL ASSISTING

The Dental Assisting Organization stresses the education and current practices in this area of the Dental Health professions. Students are encouraged to participate in conferences, seminars and workshops pertinent to their chosen field of study. Special events and fundraising activities are held by the group. Membership focuses on students enrolled in the Dental Assisting Program.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
N/A	Kerri Friel Department of Dental Health Programs-Dental Assisting Phone: 401-333-7277 E-mail: kfriel@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A

DENTAL HYGIENE

The purpose of the organization is to enable students to keep abreast of the current trends and issues in the profession of dental hygiene. Attendance and participation in meetings and affiliation with the Rhode Island Dental Hygienists' Association and the American Dental Hygienists' Association are stressed. Students participate in special events held during Children's Dental Health Month in February, which heightens community awareness of oral health. The members participate in a variety of community service projects throughout the year including preparing and distributing oral health kits to the needy, Autism walk-a-thon and Oral Health presentations at local community health centers. Annual attendance to regional conferences, such as the Yankee Dental Congress in Boston, is planned.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
N/A	Kathy Duffy Department of Dental Health Programs-Dental Hygiene Phone: 401-333-7225 E-mail: kduffy@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A

DIGITAL ARTS CLUB

This club is an opportunity for enrolled Art students to utilize advanced equipment, attend seminars and lectures, participate in field trips and learn more about the skills and attitude it takes to become a professional image maker into the upcoming century. In addition to traditional methods, we are investigating electronic image making and computer graphic programs.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
N/A	Thomas Morrissey Art Department Phone: 401-333-7154 / 401-333-7270 E-mail: tmorrissey@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A

DIVE CLUB (Scuba / Snorkel)

The Dive Club provides direction to students who want to become divers or get involved in diving specialties. Lectures, outside speakers and film presentations will be planned and offered to the membership.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Ray Harris Social Sciences/ Sociology Department Phone: 401-825-2451 E-mail: raharris@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A	N/A

ECONOMICS CLUB

The Economics Club is a student organization. The purpose of which is to meet weekly to exchange ideas about any matter that relates to Economics and Finance. The main objective is to motivate and encourage student interest by demonstrating that Economics directly touches all aspects of their lives. Other objectives are to inform and educate the CCRI community through debates, guest speakers, trips and other constructive avenues. The club aims to help members form a support network and resource within CCRI and when they move on.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Safiul Huda Social Science/ Economics Department Phone: 401-825-2454 E-mail: shuda@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A	N/A

ENGINEERING STUDENT ASSOCIATION (ESA)

The Engineering Student Association (ESA) is a club made up of students majoring in engineering and engineering technology. The purpose of the club is to better prepare students for what lies ahead after graduation and to enhance their knowledge in all fields of engineering. In addition to students exchanging and sharing knowledge of classes, careers, jobs, etc. during meetings, the club also hosts guest speakers and sponsors field trips as well. ESA also holds an annual cookout/picnic each year during the summer, and ski trip during the winter break. The club is open to all engineering and engineering technology students. The club also welcomes students majoring in arts, general business, and management.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Dr. Phillip Miller Engineering Department Phone: 401-825-2064 E-mail: pmiller@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A	N/A

ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATIONAL & DEVELOPMENT CLUB

The Entrepreneurship Educational & Development Club was created to develop awareness among its members of the attitudes, values, and skills of successful entrepreneurs around the globe. Its goal is to provide its members with the opportunities to develop their entrepreneurial skills and talents, to grow their own businesses or to become valuable entrepreneurs working within an entrepreneurial organization. The club will also serve as a resource to the executives of other CCRI clubs to develop creative fund-raising ideas that are unique to their field of expertise.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Robert J. Delaney Lifelong Learning/ Entrepreneurship Training Phone: 401-825-2399 E-mail: rdelaney@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A	N/A

FOSSIL AND MINERAL ENTHUSIATS (FAME)

The purpose of the club will be to promote the study of the Earth Sciences and to aid in the locating and conservation of mineral and fossil resources.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Bruce Herrick Physics Department Phone: 401-825-2212 E-mail: bherrick@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A	N/A

FRENCH CLUB

The purpose of the French Club is to promote the study of the French language and culture through a variety of programs and activities. Students are encouraged to participate in study abroad programs and travel through club sponsored activities. Interaction with people from French speaking countries is encouraged by working with foreign exchange students, and visits with speakers from French businesses and cultural organizations. The Club helps students to make links with French speakers from various parts of the world through video exchanges, e-mail exchanges, and videoconferencing. Field trips to museums, exhibits, and restaurants may also be scheduled.

Web Site

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Carol Panaccione Foreign Languages & Cultures Department Phone: 401-825-2011 E-mail: panaccione@ccri.edu	Deborah Notarianni-Girard, Ph.D. Chair, Foreign Languages & Cultures Department Phone: 401-333-7222/ 401-825-2254 E-mail: dnotariannigir@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A

GERMAN CLUB

The purpose of the German Club is to encourage the study of the German language and culture through a variety of programs and activities. Speakers and ethnic festivals are planned to familiarize the community with German customs.

Web Site

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Carol Panaccione Foreign Languages & Culture Department Phone: 401-825-2011 E-mail: panaccione@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A	N/A

HUMAN SERVICES ORGANIZATION

The Human Services Club provides students and faculty the opportunity to broaden their understanding of the field of human services. Club meetings are held bi-monthly from September to May. Focusing on the interests of its members, these meetings generally consist of topic speakers, films, visitations, and group discussions. Participation in the annual New England Conference, as well as local conferences, is available to club members. The policies of the Human Services Club are in unison with the policies of the New England Organization of Human Services Education, which serves as a medium of communication among New England Human Service faculty, practitioners and students. Membership to this club and participation in its diversity of the human service field acquire the knowledge and skill competencies for fostering the development of better professionals for tomorrow's world.

Web Site

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
William Pellicio Human Services Department Phone: 401-825-1125 E-mail: wpellicio@ccri.edu	Professor John Worsley, Pd.D. Human Services Department Phone: 401-333-7285	William Pellicio Human Services Department Phone: 401-825-1125 (Warwick) E-mail: wpellicio@ccri.edu	N/A

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONALS (IAAP)

The purpose of International Association of Administrative Professionals (IAAP) is to enhance an image of administrative support positions in office environments by promoting the professional development of students preparing for careers in the administrative support positions. IAAP offers its members opportunities and responsibilities to aid them in achieving success as individuals and as future administrative support persons. Since the administrative support profession is a distinguished one requiring intelligence, ability, initiative, culture, and refinement; the activities of IAAP are designed to promote these traits. One such activity is the raising of funds by various means to support scholarships to CCRI. Topics of interest to their chosen profession are presented by means of out-of-class resources such as speakers, workshops, field trips, etc.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
TBA	TBA	TBA	TBA

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT CLUB

The International Student Club has four major goals: First; to promote individual member’s culture awareness and pride; second, to facilitate the sharing of different cultural points of view; third, to encourage the acceptance of a cultural plurality and the eagerness to learn about "other" cultures; fourth, to promote socio-cultural interaction outside of school and provide students with opportunities for appreciating mainstream culture.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
N/A	Monica Lee Access to Opportunity Phone: 401-333-7280 E-mail: mlee1@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A

ITALIAN CLUB

The purpose of the Italian Club is to encourage the study of the Italian language and culture through a variety of programs and activities. Speakers and ethnic festivals are planned to familiarize the community with Italian customs.

Web Site

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Maria Mansella Foreign Languages & Cultures Department Phone: 401-825-2011 E-mail: mmansella@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A	N/A

JAZZ ENSEMBLE

The CCRI Jazz Ensemble is an active, performing musical organization. It is offered as a one-credit course through the CCRI Music Department. The group meets and rehearses on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Rehearsal times are published each semester in the course schedule bulletin. The group gives several performances each semester, both on and off campus. In the past, the CCRI Jazz Ensemble has performed at the Williams College Jazz Festival, MIT's New England Collegiate Jazz Festival, the U-Mass Dartmouth Jazz Festival, and the URI Jazz and World Music Festival. The Ensemble has recorded several cassettes, and has sponsored field trips to jazz performances in Boston and New York City. The CCRI Jazz Ensemble welcomes students who are interested in performing Jazz, and who are willing to make a strong commitment to a hard-working and rewarding musical organization. Membership is open to any CCRI student. Auditions are held during the first two scheduled classes.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Dr. Stephen Lajoie Music Department Phone: 401-825-2112 E-mail: slajoie@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A	N/A

KAPPA BETA DELTA

This organization is an honor society that recognizes students for their academic achievements in associate degree programs of business administration. Kappa Beta Delta member institutions are accredited through the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs. The purposes of the Society are to encourage and recognize scholarship and accomplishment among students and to encourage and promote personal and professional improvement and a life distinguished by honorable service to humankind.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
John Ribezzo Business Department Phone: 401-825-2251 E-mail: jribezzo@ccri.edu	John Ribezzo Business Department Phone: 401-825-2251 (Warwick) E-mail: jribezzo@ccri.edu	John Ribezzo Business Department Phone: 401-825-2251 (Warwick) E-mail: jribezzo@ccri.edu	N/A

LATIN AMERICAN STUDENT ORGANIZATION (LASO)

LASO is a social organization committed to serving Latin American students at the Community College of Rhode Island. The club sponsors dances, cultural events, and trips, which are educational and fun for students. These events also serve to raise the awareness and understanding of the general population regarding the richness and diversity of Latin American cultures.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Dr. Ronald L. Schertz Associate VP, Student Services Phone: 401-825-2221 E-mail: rschertz@ccri.edu	Nick Figueroa Enrollment Services Phone: 401-333-7490 E-mail: nfigueroa@ccri.edu	Kenneth Depuis Security/College Police Phone: 401-455-6050 E-mail: kdupuis@ccri.edu	N/A

MUSIC CLUB

For all music fans, and fans of all music! The Music Club meets at the Warwick Campus each week (Room 0562, ground floor see our posted schedule there) to enjoy various adventures in music together. It is not necessary to be a performer; your interest in music is the only requirement! Our plans include concerts, workshops, listening sessions, field trips, and whatever innovations you might like to suggest. Your viewpoint will be of value and enrichment to the club, so come and join us.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Susie Swenson Music Department Phone: 401-825-2167 Email: sswenson@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A	N/A

MUSLIM STUDENT ASSOCIATION

The Muslim student organization provides Muslim students with the opportunity to practice prayers and other religious activities, provides information and seminars about Islam, and welcomes all students, faculty, and staff interested in promoting friendly relations between Muslims and non Muslim people.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
William Pellicio Human Services Department Phone: 401-825-1125 Email: wpellicio@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A	N/A

NEWMAN CLUB

The Newman Club is a community of Catholic Christian young adults whose purpose is to enrich spiritual life, promote community service, and to have fun. Some activities include water fires, cook-outs, retreats, mass, guest speakers, semi-formal dinner dances, Theology on Top and fundraisers. So if you are looking to share your faith, make new friends, serve the community and have a great time, please call or e-mail a club advisor.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Denise M. Turgeon, MA Psychology Department Phone: 401-825-2258 E-mail: dturgeon7@yahoo.com	N/A	N/A	N/A

NONVIOLENCE CLUB

The Nonviolence Club’s mission is to educate students on the history, philosophy, and principals of nonviolence; also to teach conflict resolution skills & techniques with hopes to promote nonviolence both on campus and in the community.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
N/A	N/A	William Pellicio Human Services Department Phone: 401-825-1125 (Warwick) E-mail: wpellicio@ccri.edu Rich Tarlaian Social Science Department E-mail: rtarlaian@ccri.edu	N/A

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSISTANT CLUB

The purpose of the OTA Club is twofold:

To enhance the professional development of occupational therapy assistant students by broadening their education, both as individuals and as a group.
To promote professional unity between this organization, the Rhode Island Occupational Therapy Association and the American Occupational Therapy Association.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
N/A	N/A	N/A	Linda Gatewood Occupational Therapy Assistant Program Phone: 401-847-5634 E-mail: lgatewood@ccri.edu

ONE STEP BEYOND

One Step Beyond is a club that has two primary goals. One goal is to expose the individual to an extensive range of unique activities. Activities one might not do on his/her own are canoeing/kayaking, mountain climbing, repelling, cross-country/down hill skiing, scuba diving, white water rafting, water skiing, fishing, etc. Second goal also provides a network for those who have had previous experience in these activities but were held back because they could not find anyone who shared the same interest. Membership is composed of CCRI students full or part-time with good academic standing.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
N/A	Kevin Salisbury Department of Athletics Phone: 401-333-7313 E-mail: ksalisbury@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A

PHILOSOPHY CLUB

The Philosophy Club provides activities that will supplement the work done in the college's course offerings of philosophy. Activities may include trips to philosophy conferences and meetings at other colleges, guest speakers, and other similar projects with the main activity being the study and discussion of topics agreed upon by members.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
David Carlin Social Science Department Phone: 401-825-1694 E-mail: drcarlin@ccri.edu	Paul LeClerc Social Sciences Department Phone: 401-333-7294 E-mail: paleclerc@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A

PHI THETA KAPPA (HONOR SOCIETY)

Phi Theta Kappa is an international honor society organization for community and junior colleges throughout the United States and abroad. Its intent is to recognize the most successful students academically. To be eligible for entrance at the Community College of Rhode Island, students must have a 3.75 GPA or above, with a minimum of 24 and no more than 48 earned credits, be a matriculating, degree-seeking student and be of good character. Membership in Phi Theta Kappa is regarded as a high honor and is noted on student's transcript.

Web Site

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Susan Apshaga English Department Phone: 401-825-2352 E-mail: sapshaga@ccri.edu	Laurie Sherman English Department (Providence) Phone: 401-455-6106 E-mail: lsherman@ccri.edu Susan Apshaga English Department (Warwick) Phone: 401-825-2352 E-mail: sapshaga@ccri.edu	Laurie Sherman English Department Phone: 401-455-6106 E-mail: lsherman@ccri.edu	N/A

PLAYERS (Theater)

The CCRI Players produce and present three or four major productions each academic year. Plays are chosen to expose students to a variety of dramatic styles and periods. Fully mounted productions, open to the public, are staged at both the Knight and Flanagan Campuses. Students have the opportunity to gain practical experience in all areas of theater production, under the supervision of the theater faculty and staff. All students, full or part time are eligible to participate in CCRI Players' productions, regardless of their course of study.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Jeffrey Butterworth English/ Theater Department Phone: 401-825-2319 / 401-825-2356 E-mail: Jab59@earthlink.net	Bert Silverberg English Department Phone: 401-333-7386 E-mail: bertsolsil@aol.com	TBA	N/A

POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB

A political discussion group for students to explore political reality and issues.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
J. Minuto Social Science Department Phone: 401-825-2453 E-mail: jminuto@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A	N/A

PORTUGUESE CLUB

The purpose of the Portuguese Club is to encourage the study of the Portuguese language and culture through a variety of programs and activities. Speakers, workshops, and ethnic festivals are planned to familiarize the community with Portuguese customs.

Web Site

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Susan Brown Foreign Language & Cultures Department Phone: 401-825-2310 E-mail: subrown@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A	N/A

PSI BETA (Psychology Honor Society)

Psi Beta is the national honor society in psychology for community and junior college students. Its purpose is to promote and recognize general scholarship and interest in psychology, at two-year colleges in the United States. At CCRI, a student must have completed two courses in psychology, including General, with a "B" average, have a 3.0 cumulative index with 12 or more earned credits, and be of good character. The Chapter has regular meetings in conjunction with the Psychology Club to learn more about the field. Also, several students attend the New England Psychology Association Conference in the fall, and when possible, the Eastern Psychology Association Conference in the spring. The Chapter has at least one or two service learning projects, including activities with a local Head Start Program. Qualified candidates at any CCRI campus are encouraged to apply.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Denise M. Turgeon, MA Psychology Department Phone: 401-825-2258 E-mail: dturgeon@ccri.edu Chapter Sponsors Dr. Edmond Zuromski Psychology Department Phone: 401-825-1151 E-mail: ezuromski@ccri.edu Dr. L. William Cheney Psychology Department Phone: 401-825-2258 E-mail: lcheney@ccri.edu	Denise M. Turgeon, MA Psychology Department Phone: 401-825-2258 (Warwick) E-mail: dturgeon@ccri.edu Chapter Sponsor Dr. L. William Cheney Psychology Department Phone: 401-825-2258 (Warwick) E-mail: lcheney@ccri.edu	Denise M. Turgeon, MA Psychology Department Phone: 401-825-2258 (Warwick) E-mail: dturgeon@ccri.edu Chapter Sponsor Dr. Edmond Zuromski Psychology Department Phone: 401-825-1151 (Warwick) E-mail: ezuromski@ccri.edu	N/A

PSYCHOLOGY CLUB

The Psychology Club was organized in 1981 to promote interest in careers in psychology and to provide students with opportunities to hear speakers, take field trips, attend conferences, perform community service, and participate in informal social activities. The club meets Bi-weekly throughout the year with some trips planned for Saturday or Sundays. Over the years, membership has been quite stable, usually 15 - 20 students. Student Government and various fundraising events provide funding for activities. Any student interested in the broad field of psychology and/or related careers in the helping professions are invited to join. Many speakers that the club brings in appeal to the general student population; these activities are advertised throughout the campus. For example, recent topics include hypnosis, dream interpretation, sexuality, and psychology of humor, ESP, cults, art therapy, behavior modification, and crisis intervention. Each year the club attends the New England Psychology Association, EPA, and APA conference and takes trips to museums in Boston, the URI Psychology Labs, etc.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Dr. Edmond Zuromski Psychology Department Phone: 401-825-1151 E-mail: ezuromski@ccri.edu Denise M. Turgeon, MA Psychology Department Phone: 401-825-2258 E-mail: dturgeon@ccri.edu Dr. L. William Cheney Psychology Department Phone: 401-825-2258 E-mail: lcheney@ccri.edu	Michelle L. Caya Psychology Department Phone: 401-333-7274 E-mail: mlcaya@ccri.edu Isabel A. Trombetti Psychology Department Phone: 401-333-7274 E-mail: itrombetti@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A

RADIOGRAPHY CLUB

The purpose of the Radiography Club is to promote public awareness of radiography and radiation and to provide activities for both freshmen and senior students enrolled in the Radiography Program. Fundraisers are planned annually for the Radiography scholarship as well as affiliations with local charitable organizations. This club participates in the New England Conferences of Radiology Technologists in the fall and invites guest speakers to campus for seminars and workshops.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
N/A	Sharon Perkins Department of Allied Health Programs-Radiography Phone: 401-333-7025 E-mail: sperkins@ccri.edu Patricia Lucas Department of Allied Health Programs-Radiography Phone: 401-333-7025 E-mail:plucas@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A

RESPIRATORY THERAPY CLUB

The Respiratory Therapy Club provides opportunities for students to participate in professional conferences and other activities of interest to the group. Special events are held during the academic year. The major focus for programming is highlighting exhibits and demonstrations during Respiratory Care week which is held each October and Great American Smoke out activities in November.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
N/A	Amy Chaves Department of Allied Health Programs-Respiratory Therapy Phone: 401-333-7024 E-mail: alchaves@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A

RIDING CLUB

The CCRI Riding Club exists to broaden the knowledge and experience of its members in a safe and logical manner by teaching skills in the various disciplines of horseback riding through lessons, clinics, demonstrations, and participation in intercollegiate horse shows. An emphasis on the teaching of the physiology and psychology of the horse as well as care and grooming will be stressed. The Riding Club sponsors educational and special activities such as a breakfast ride and award ceremonies.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Patricia Morse English Department Phone: 401-825-2356 (Warwick) Phone: 401-333-7383 (Lincoln)	Patricia Morse English Department Phone: 401-825-2356 (Warwick) Phone: 401-333-7383 (Lincoln)	N/A	N/A

ROLE PLAYERS’ GUILD

The Role Players’ Guild of CCRI is an organization that promotes teamwork, creativity, strategic planning, diversity, higher order thinking and cooperation and fair play. These goals are accomplished through activities such as community service, fundraising, role playing. The club sponsors and participates in competitive events and tournaments, guest speakers and field trips. Some of the strategic game play includes but is not limited to Dungeons and Dragons, White Wolf, Palladium, Mage Knight, Warhammer, GURPS, etc. Also, the club is involved in many community service activities and fundraising for charitable organizations. All students, both full and part-time and are in good standing are eligible to participate regardless of course of study.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Dr. David W. Alfano Psychology Department Phone: 401-825-2264 E-mail: dalfano@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A	N/A

SHARE OUR STRENGTH CULINARY CLUB

Share Our Strength is one of the nation’s leading anti-hunger/poverty organizations. The members of the CCRI Culinary Arts Assistant Program will be recruited for leadership roles in identifying community needs in the area of healthy cooking and nutrition; organizing/participating in special events that provide meals, promote healthy eating habits; and offer general educational activities associated with good eating. Members will also recruit other college students for inclusion in club activities. By linking with the RI Community Food Bank, the local affiliate of SOS, students will help to educate the college community on issues concerning hunger in Rhode Island.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Chef Kenneth Collins Chief Instructor, Culinary Arts Phone: 401-825-2320 E-mail: kcollins@ccri.edu Program Coordinator Edward Hill E-mail: ehill@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A	N/A

SINGLE PARENTS IDENTIFYING RESOURCES INDEPENDENCE AND TOTALITY (SPIRIT)

This group provides a means of expression and peer support on issues relevant to the multiple roles each individual assumes as a single parent and student. Topics covered include childcare issues, financial planning, time management, stress reduction, health and wellness, self-improvement, and parenting. SPIRIT also sponsors special activities such as aerobics, nutrition awareness, and general support group meetings.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
TBA	TBA	TBA	N/A

SkillsUSA

Skills USA is a co-curricular organization that has two chapters operating out of the Knight and Flanagan campuses. Skills USA members are students enrolled in trade, career, industrial, technical, and health occupational programs. Skills sponsor many programs that will help their members develop a professional attitude toward their trade. Skills USA has a competitive events program that allows students to compete for awards in their chosen career field. State winners compete on a national level at the National Skills USA Championships. These competitions are designed and judged by experts from business and industry. Students are awarded gold, silver, and bronze medals in an Olympic type ceremony. Chapter activity focuses on combining educational and social skills into a dynamic club for career-minded students.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Joshua Klemp Student Leadership Center Phone: 401-825-2325 E-mail: jklemp@ccri.edu JoAnn Warren Business Department Phone: 401-825-2321 E-mail: jwarren@ccri.edu	Joshua Klemp Student Leadership Center Phone: 401-825-2325 (Warwick) E-mail: jklemp@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A

SPANISH CLUB

The purpose of the Spanish Club is to promote an understanding of foreign cultures, while providing students with an opportunity to speak Spanish, explore artistic expression, and experience the flavor and diversity of the multi-faceted Hispanic culture in an informal social setting.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Michelle Connolly Foreign Languages and Cultures Department Phone: 401-825-1047 E-mail: mconnolly@ccri.edu	Jeanne Mullaney Foreign Languages and Cultures Department Phone: 401-333-7222 E-mail: jmullaney@ccri.edu	N/A	Hossiri Godo-Solo Foreign Languages and Cultures Department Phone: 401-851-1667 E-mail: hhgodosolo@ccri.edu

STRATEGIC KNIGHTS - THE GAMERS’ CLUB OF CCRI

The Gamers’ Club of CCRI is an organization that encourages high order thinking skills (HOTS), action/reaction, fair play, citizenship and working under pressure. The purpose of this organization is to foster and promote teamwork, cooperation, independent thinking, decision making and social interaction through participation in such activities as community service and such games as Chess, Magic, Bridge, Mage Knight, Risk, Trivial Pursuit, Monopoly, etc. Also, the club is involved in many community service activities and fundraising for charitable organizations. All students, both full and part time, are eligible to participate regardless of their course of study.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Dr. David W. Alfano Psychology Department Phone: 401-825-2264 / 401-825-2222 E-mail: strategic@ccri.edu E-mail: dalfano@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A	N/A

STUDENT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

The CCRI Student Alumni Association (SAA) is sponsored by the Alumni Association and fosters a sense of Pride and tradition in the college. The group promotes an active program of recruitment and commitment among both students and alumni. The programs are developed to promote interaction between students and alumni for the betterment of the college. The primary goals of the organization are to generate spirit-surrounding CCRI student body and by involving students in college programs. (SAA) works with the Alumni Association to serve as ambassadors for CCRI and raise money for the Alumni Fund.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Marisa Albini Director, Alumni Association & Alumni Development Phone: 401-333-7150 (Lincoln) Phone: 401-825-2141 (Warwick) E-mail: malbini@ccri.edu	Marisa Albini Director, Alumni Association & Alumni Development Phone: 401-333-7150 (Lincoln) Phone: 401-825-2141 (Warwick) E-mail: malbini@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A

STUDENT COALITION FOR ACTION IN LITERACY EDUCATIONS (SCALE)

SCALE is a national network of college students, community leaders and new readers working to help create and support campus based literacy programs.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
N/A	Dr. Rebecca H. Yount Dean of Student Life, Division of Student Services Phone: 401-333-7159 (Lincoln) E-mail: byount@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A

STUDENTS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION (SEA)

The purpose of the CCRI Ecology and Environmentalism Group (Students for Environmental Action) will be to educate others and us about the importance of and ways to protect the environment. We will also seek to provide members and peers with both the means and motivation to effect positive change locally and globally.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
N/A	Luis Malaret Science Department Phone: 401-333-7295 E-mail: lmalaret@ccri.edu	N/A	N/A

STUDENT GOVERNMENT

The Student Government is representative of the student body as a whole. Membership is composed of senators elected by each class, and of non-voting representatives from the various clubs and organizations of the College. Student participation in the formation of policy and the direction of the College is sought. Students should visit the Student Government Office on matters of concern to them and should express their views to the senator(s) on duty at the time. All students are encouraged to get involved in their campus government.

Club Advisors by Campus
All campuses
Dr. Rebecca H. Yount Dean of Student Life, Division of Student Services Phone: 401-333-7159 (Lincoln) E-mail: byount@ccri.edu

STUDENT MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (SMET)

The Student Mechanical Engineering Technology Club ( SMET ) is made up of students majoring in mechanical engineering and technology. The purpose of the club is to enhance students knowledge of the field by sponsoring guest speakers and trips as well as offering social events. Membership is open to all students.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
TBA	N/A	N/A	N/A

STUDENT NURSES' ORGANIZATION (SNO)

The purpose of this organization is to enhance the development of student nurses as professional persons. Club activities are designed to foster nursing students' understanding of the role of the nurse in today's health care system, to encourage participation in community service projects, and to provide a supportive social network for students in the Nursing Program.

SNO's goal is to promote professional and social unity among the members of this organization, the Student Nurses' Association of Rhode Island (SNARI), and the National Student Nurses' Association (NSNA). All students in the CCRI Nursing Program are members of the CCRI Student Nurses' Organization (SNO), and are eligible for membership in the Student Nurses' Association of Rhode Island and the National Student Nurses' Association.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Donna Ashworth Nursing Department Phone: 401-825-2162 E-mail: dashworth@ccri.edu	Frances Bettencourt Nursing Department Phone: 401-333-7217 E-mail: fbettencourt@ccri.edu Weekend/Evenings Group Donna Ashworth Nursing Department Phone: 401-825-2162 (Warwick) E-mail: dashworth@ccri.edu Beth Winmill Nursing Department (Lincoln) Phone: 401-333-7217 E-mail: bwinmill@ccri.edu	TBA	Tom Folcarelli Nursing Department Phone: 401-847-9800

STUDENT PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTAN CLUB (SPTA)

The purpose of this organization is to enhance the development of Physical Therapy Assistant students as professional persons by broadening their education as individuals and as members of a group. The Student Physical Therapist Club promotes professional and social unity in this organization and the student assembly of the RI Chapter of the A.P.T.A.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
N/A	N/A	N/A	Martha Vigneault Rehabilitation Health Department Phone: 401-851-1681 E-mail: mvigneault@ccri.edu

STUDENT VETERANS CLUB

The purpose of the Student Veterans Club will be to provide a network of support for military veterans, their families and supporters. Secondly, our purpose is to educate the college community about the experiences of military veterans and work with the college administration to meet the needs of student veterans and prospective student veterans.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
Richard Steele Engineering and Technology Phone: 401-825-2064 E-mail: rsteele@ccri.edu	James V. Isherwood Business Department Phone: 401-333-7387 E-mail: jisherwood@ccri.edu John T. Powers Student Services Phone: 401-333-7348 E-mail: jtpowers@ccri.edu	TBA	Jack White Office of Human Resources (Warwick) Phone: 401-825-2311 E-mail: white@ccri.edu

THERAPEUTIC CLUB

The purpose of this organization is to enhance the development of Massage Therapy students as professional persons by broadening their education as individuals and as members of a group. The goal of the Therapeutic Massage Club is to promote professional unity between this organization, the Rhode Island Massage Therapy Association, and the American Massage Therapy Association.

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
N/A	N/A	N/A	Regina Cobb Therapeutic Massage Program Phone: 401-847-9800 E-mail: rmcobb@ccri.edu

TRIANGLE ALLIANCE

The CCRI Triangle Alliance is a service organization for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and their friends. Informal weekly meeting will provide a means of support and education.

Web Site

Club Advisors by Campus
Knight	Flanagan	Liston	Newport
William Pellicio Human Services Department Phone: 401-825-1125 E-mail: wpellicio@ccri.edu	William Pellicio Human Services Department Phone: 401-825-1125 (Warwick) E-mail: wpellicio@ccri.edu Arthur Sepe Advising & Counseling Phone: 401-333-7309 E-mail: asepe@ccri.edu	William Pellicio Human Services Department Phone: 401-825-1125 (Warwick) E-mail: wpellicio@ccri.edu	N/A