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STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

Academic Clubs:

Computer Science Society ~ Room: L2.70.14 Unifying John Jay students and faculty who are interested in the field of computer science. Using our knowledge and skills we have learned from various computer classes to help the community better understand computers and computing.

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John Jay Sentinel ~ Room: L2.70.15 The student run newspaper at John Jay College of Criminal Justice serves the students and faculty by reporting news involving and relevant to the campus community and surrounding areas.

La Voz In conjunction with the Latin American Studies Department, LVC strives to bring awareness to issues affecting Latinos in the US, throughout Latin America and in Latino communities, the voice of the community.

Law Society ~ Room: L2.70.12 Creating essential programs and services for aspiring legal professionals, through education and community programs.

Masters of Public Administration Student Association (MPASA) Increase awareness of the field of Public Administration through education, professional opportunities, networking and much more.

Philosophy Club ~ Room: L2.70.02 This club will encourage student members to think critically and will foster philosophical thought. Moreover, the club will seek to show the potential of philosophy as a career. Email: philosophyclub@jjay.cuny.edu

Political Science Student Association (PSSA) ~ Room: L2.70.20 Discuss how beliefs, activities, and experience affect government and policy. Promote the social and service functions of this campus and community with the goal of influencing students to participate more actively in the political process.

Athletic/Recreational Clubs:

Boxing Club ~ Room: L2.70.21 PH:(212) 621-4156 To practice, train and understand the fundamentals of boxing while providing accessibility to the John Jay community.

Creative/Performing Arts Clubs:

Artists United (AU) ~ Room: L2.70.26 PH:(212) 621-4072 Music lovers with a keen interest in musical expression & arrangements at John Jay.

Graphic Novels Club (GNC) ~ Room: L2.70.25

Understanding Japan’s influence on American culture through the use of Anime, manga, video games and Pop Culture. Creating a community and forum for those interested in the Graphic novel in all its forms. Email: gnc@jjay.cuny.edu

Ink ~ Room: L2.70.22 PH:(212) 621-4157 As a creative writing club, INK creates a positive and productive atmosphere for developing student writers, learn, through workshops and exercises to benefit an individual's skill and competence as a writer.

JJ Productions ~ Room: L2.70.26 Help students understand the many different parts of producing audio and videos through lectures, meetings, projects and networking events. Email: jjproductions@jjay.cuny.edu

John Jay Radio ~ Room: L2.70.24 PH:(212) 621-4173 Seeking to promote and foster knowledge of American Broadcasting and other forms of media, through events, music, programming, collaborations and education.

John Jay Singers Association A group of singers who come together to join our voices in peace, harmony, and love. Each and every one of us have grown a passion for singing in which for many it had become a hidden talent. Our mission here is to be able to touch one's heart with our voices and our unity as well as give others such as students, alumni, faculty and staff a chance to sing.

Photography, Artistry, & Modeling (P.A.M) The purpose of this organization shall be to embolden those with an interest in photography and modeling by bringing theme into the world of 2D art. Our goal is to educate our members about the various techniques, styles, and genre of photography by giving them opportunity to study multiple mediums. We will allow our members to grow their skills by way of workshops and various interactive activities in a friendly environment.

Theatrical Players ~ Room L2.70.02 PH: (212) 621-4113 Theater productions written and performed by students; American College Theater productions, collaborations with the Theater Arts Department

Universal Image Dance Team ~ Room: L2.70.05 We are a dance team ran by students that specialize in diverse genres of dance such as Hip-Hop, Latin, Modern, and African. We aim to share the culture and knowledge of these dance genres with the John Jay community through performances and workshops. Email: universalimage@jjay.cuny.edu

Cultural Clubs:

Albanian Student Leadership Association (ASLA) The mission of ASLA is to learn and promote our Albanian culture, allow members to come together to celebrate our heritage and empower each other through leadership activities.

Arab Student Union (ASU) ~ Room: L2.70.07 PH:(212) 621-4176 Introducing the diversity of Middle Eastern culture through food, film, lectures, music, presentations and dance.

Black Student Union (BSU)~ Room: L2.70.21 The purpose of Black Student Union is to foster an environment whereby students can be introduced to black history, culture, and politics in order to provide a more complete sense of self-consciousness, education, black unity, and respect through participating in social and political functions on and off campus that provide enrichment and enlightenment.

Desi Society ~ Room: L2.70.07 PH:(212) 621-4176 Introduction to the diversity of Desi culture through events, performances, lectures, food and cultural festivals.

Haitian American Students Association (HASA) ~ Room: L2.70.04 PH:(212) 621-4167 Celebrating the comingling of both Haitian and American culture and the resulting melting pot through music, dance, lectures, fundraising and cultural celebrations.

International Students Association (ISA)~ Room: 1212 NH Assisting international students in their transition from their respective countries to the John Jay community and serving as a platform for cross cultural exchange.

Korean Students Association (KSA)~ Room: L2.70.02 Providing seminars and events to enrich the understanding of Korean culture and how it affects being a Korean American student.

Latin American Student Organization (LASO)~ Room: L2.70.14 Encourage the interaction with the John Jay community while empowering the student body, to connect with their roots, and furthering human rights and political awareness in America.

Veterans Association ~ Room: 229HH PH:(212) 237.4108 A network for student veterans, dedicated to promoting and representing the interests of students with prior/current military associations building a community for the veterans of John Jay open to the community of John Jay.

Educational Clubs:

Active Minds ~ Room: L2.70.09 Our purpose is to reduce the stigma toward people living with mental illness so that students will feel more comfortable seeking help when it is needed and openly discussing mental- health related issues, resources available on campus and surrounding communities. Email: activeminds@jjay.cuny.edu

ALPFA ~ Room L2.70.02 PH: (212) 621-4113 John Jay chapter of the professional organization in finance, accounting, and other related professions

Environmental Club~ Room: L2.70.16 Our purpose is to make John Jay more environmentally friendly by increasing awareness of environmental issues, conducting various recycling programs, and participating in outdoor activities where students will appreciate the environment.

Food Security Advocates Club This club is committed to educating John Jay students on the importance of addressing food insecurity amongst the John Jay community. Upon the arrival of students, one of our principal goals is to help conjoin the ideas of other club members to help influence others and become advocates for food justice. Email: fsa@jjay.cuny.edu

Immigrant Female Justice Alliance ~ Room: L2.70.05 The purpose of this organization is to inform students about the phenomenon of domestic violence committed against immigrant women. IFJS focuses on providing sanctuary for John Jay immigrant students who are subject to this form of violence and help them succeed academically and professionally.

Information System Audit and Control Association (ISACA) ISACA's main purpose is to create and provide opportunities for John Jay students to learn beyond the classroom, and to be able to network with IT professionals. They provide a platform for networking opportunities and help JJ students grow professionally. Email: jjayisg@gmail.com

International Criminal Justice Club The purpose of this organization shall be to educate and inform students about international and transnational crimes. The organization will also seek to encourage volunteerism and active participation in creating awareness against the aforementioned crimes. Regular meetings will be hosted to participate in various activities and to also plan events.

JJ DREAMers ~Room: L2.70.08 Educate and unify the student body on immigration issues, seek to represent and protect the needs and aspirations of students both documented and undocumented.

Leading Womxn of Tomorrow ~ Room: L2.70.23 A student run, bipartisan initiative that seeks to encourage more young women to consider careers in public service with the aim of bridging the gender gap among public representatives. Email: lwt@jjay.cuny.edu

LGBTQ & Allies ~Room L2.70.14 A judgment free and safe environment for the LGBTQ community and their straight allies to meet and interact. Creating a positive representation of the LGBTQ through the sharing of information, dialogue and events.

Mock Trial Association ~ Room: L2.70.22 PH:(212) 621-4157 A network that unites students interested in refining their advocacy skills through participation in simulated trials.

Socially Awkward~ Room: L2.70.16 To build communities of self-acceptance within various educational institutions and achieve its purpose through anti-bullying campaigns, academic and philanthropic endeavors.

Students Without Borders~ Room: L2.70.02 The mission of Students Without Borders is aimed at raising awareness of human rights violations by observing international laws and standards of international organizations.

United Nations Student Association (UNSA) ~ Room: L2.70.14 Promote knowledge and awareness of the United Nations and the international system; provide an atmosphere for learning and understanding the process of developing foreign policy.

Youth Justice Club~ Room: L2.70.16 Raising awareness regarding the juvenile justice system, contributing to system reform on a federal level, and assisting formerly incarcerated youth with reintegration into society.

Philanthropic Clubs:

Habitat for Humanity~ Room: L2.70.06 PH: (212) 621-4164 Raising awareness from affordable housing issues to homelessness relief and the improvement of NYC living conditions with a commitment to helping increase living standards from the John Jay community

Political Clubs:

Young Americans for Liberty ~ Room: L2.70.14 The mission of the club is to encourage political, economic, philosophical, religious and many other kinds of discussions in civil environment. Email:

Religious Clubs:

Hillel ~ Room: L2.70.10 PH:(212) 621-4155 Creating a pluralistic, welcoming and inclusive environment; fostering student growth and balance in being distinctively Jewish and universally human through community events and cultural expression.

Intervarsity Christian Fellowship (IVCF) ~ Room: L2.70.08 PH:(212) 621-4170 Works to promote and encourage a positive campus life through witnessing and song. Finding guidance in song, worship and spirituality, creating a peaceful community away from everyday issues thereby building a community of excited and ambitious spiritual leaders able and committed to leading the world outside of John Jay.

Muslim Students Association (MSA) ~ Room: L2.70.09 PH:(212) 621-4158 Social group for students of diverse ethnicities to maintain and increase their faith in a college environment; an outlet in which to express their creativity and ideas; a tool by which non-Muslims and Muslims alike can learn about Islam and eradicate stereotypes with regards to Islam.

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