Cedar Crest College

To organize and give a voice to student-athletes on campus. President - Makenzie Kistler, VP - Kimberly Rasano, Secretary - Mercy Melo

Chemistry honor society. President - Jessica Miller, VP - Jade Sodon, Secretary - Alexandra Kuchinos, Treasurer - Kirsten Replogle

We represent the residents of the Halls. President - Brianna Hill, Secretary - Shannon Wolak, Treasurer - Alexandra Morgan

Cedar Crest College's annual distinguished leadership award ceremony.

Spread knowledge of psychology and share psychology with the community through psychology-related activities and discussions. President - Jalyssa Ortiz, VP - Sieanna Rahatt, Secretary - Eden Boyer, Treasurer - Jessica Myers

Enthuse about literature club. President - Natalie Bennington, VP - Juliana Wall, Secretary - Miranda Alvarez, Treasurer - Rachel Wielgopolski

OutThere is Cedar Crest Colleges Gender, Sexuality, and Diversity club. We aim to be a safe space for members of the LGBTQ+ community as well as their allies. President - Cassandra Reijgers, VP - Brenna Desborough, Secretary - Theo Ritchey, Treasurer - Tatyanna Miller

To host and attend events that bring together math and the cedar crest community. These include problem sessions, math competitions, game nights, and conferences. President - Madison Wellen, VP - Melea Roman, Secretary - Robin Coker, Treasurer - Magdelena Dammer

Education Fraternity that holds drives, fundraisers, and events to benefit local students and schools. President - Simone Granison, VP - Laura Tominaj, Secretary - Laura Tominaj, Treasurer - Dr. Joan Kern

Learn about investing in stocks on the New York Stock Exchange, manage the club's investment portfolio. President - Kiersten Clay, VP - Ayana Brown, Secretary - Ravneet Sandhu, Treasurer - Lina Koseki

To educate about the importance and relevance of history and political science. President - Erin Ryan Meyer, VP - Christine Widera, Secretary - Christina Steigerwalt, Treasurer - Natalie Bennington

Spread awareness of health topics and health fields. President - Haley Krueger, VP - LenaRose DeLorenzo, Secretary - Polina Krasik, Treasurer - Colleen Rattan

To bring a love of outdoors to campus, promote outdoorsmanship, and bring together various classes to take trips relative to the outdoors and staying active. President - Catherine Olshefski, VP - Jessica Colyer, Secretary - Dakota Schwartz, Treasurer - Susanna House

A club for forensic science majors and all who are interested in the concept of forensic science. We create events on campus for all and our major event is a symposium in the spring semester. President - Shannon Wolak, VP - Jade Sodon, Secretary - Jade Sodon, Treasurer - Nyla Ngegba

To keep the sport of fencing alive, to encourage women to not portray themselves as weak or unable, to embrace trying something new, to help build student leaders. President - Allison Wheelan, VP - Leannan Feldman, Secretary - Andrea Abdale, Treasurer - Lauren Crispina

To give people the opportunity to engage in physical activities. President - Dominique Player, VP - Christiana Vandegrift, Secretary - Alyssa Feher, Treasurer - Tiahna Pagan

To find common groups as educators and support the surrounding school districts. President - Heather Lesko, VP - Darian Kholi, Secretary - Elyse Podgurski, Treasurer - Sherlee Velazquez Ortiz

We are a club that studies the Bible and investigates the scriptures, to get to know Jesus and spend time in fellowship with each other. President - Taryn Thomason, VP - Margaret Walburn, Secretary - Hope Harrison, Treasurer - Ashley Grinnell

The Cedar Crest chapter of the international honor society of forensic science. We perform outreach and educate the community about our field. President - Sarah Lighthart, VP - Gabriella Smith, Secretary - Haley Melbourn, Treasurer - Jade Sodon

Cultural Connections aims to provide a space for domestic and international students to share their cultural heritage and cross-cultural experience to foster global understanding and awareness. President - Ravneet Sandhu, VP - Francisca Sepulveda, Secretary - Haley Smith, Treasurer - Nikolina Nikolic

Leannan Feldman '20, Forensic Science and Biology major, has won a position as an Advisor in the National Student Leadership Conference - Forensic Science Program in Washington, D.C. This annual event is held each summer; the Forensic Science Program brings hundreds of high school participants from across the nation. During the program they attend lectures and workshops on fingerprint recovery, impression evidence, questioned documents, forensic psychology, ballistics, DNA analysis, etc. Students also visit the FBI and DEA to hear from forensic experts.

Haley Smith, a senior community-engaged art and Global Studies major with minors in Spanish, English, and Psychology, co-presented with Tatiana Diaz, Dir. Of Diversity and Inclusion at Cedar Crest College, at the Consortium on High Achievement and Success (CHAS) Women of Color Conference. During the community building project, they created a visual space where women can represent themselves and their personal identities through the use of symbols. The patterns that create the quilt have served as representations of symbolic thought and political and social agendas for women advocating for themselves and the betterment of society. From the AIDS Memorial Quilt to the Women's Temperance Movement quilts, the symbols incorporated into the quilts reflect upon both personal and collective narratives and identities and work to promote societal change.

Bringing criminal justice professionals to campus and sponsoring activities for the well-being and entertainment of the campus community. President - Chelsea Wilson, VP - Victoria Kohn, Secretary - Adrian Mast, Treasurer - Hadley Wellen

Educate the people about how to conserve the planet, volunteer locally at animal shelters and highway cleanups, and go on trips with the purpose of education. President - Taylor Robbins, VP - Keana Makari, Secretary - Lois Ann Polashenski, Treasurer - Susanna House

Daritza Rosario, Amanda Connell, Nyla Ngegba, Amy Beltz, Brenda Moreno, and Haley Krueger all participated in a different kind of spring break March 3rd - March 9th, 2019. During the week of service, the students had the opportunity to work with the Robeson County Church and Community Center in Lumberton, NC. RCCCC is a multifaceted social service agency with a mission to push back against poverty and fight inequality in Robeson County, NC. Students worked with the Center's Home Store to create a more open and functional space through painting, floor merchandise display updates, updated merchandise floor plan, and processing donations. In 2016, Lumberton, NC was hit by Hurricane Florence that displaced many residents and caused significant damage to homes, business, and community lands. As many described the hurricane "it was a once in a lifetime damaging experience". In Fall of 2018, Lumberton, NC was hit by Hurricane Matthew, which caused the town to be split in half due to the flooding and damage. Another "once in a life time experience" that happened only two years after the first one.

NYFLC is a three-day summit that brings together hundreds of students and young feminist activists from across the country. Rubi Garcia, Kathleen Mallari, and Parisa Bradshaw all attended the conference in D.C. At the conference, discussions take place on critical feminist issues such as anti-violence work, abortion access, racial justice, immigrant rights, queer liberation, health justice and so much more. NYFLC is more than an issue-based conference - it's an activist training that strives to teach students skills and organizing strategies as well such as how to communicate with the media, how to plan an action, etc.). The panels vary from detailed discussions on specific policies to conversations on the organizing tactics behind specific wins to strategies of resistance, such as storytelling. At the conference, students could participate in an Action Room, where they could engage in direct actions and gather to meet one another and build community as well. And, on the last day, the conference hosted a Congressional Advocacy Day, where students are first trained on how to effectively hold their elected officials accountable and then engage in lobbying on the Hill.

Get people excited about chemistry by doing outreach, celebrating national chemistry week, and fundraisers. President - Jessica Miller, VP - Jade Sodon, Secretary - Alexandra Kuchinos, Treasurer - Kirsten Replogle

To help spread cheer and school spirit with activities, attending games, and participating in school organized events. President - Emily Thomson, VP - Kaylyn Brindisi, Secretary - Alicen Conteh, Treasurer - Jihnai Johnson

A theatre society for the whole campus whether tech, performer, or audience member, to promote the performing arts President - Emma Gerstein, VP - Grace Hurd, Secretary - Andrea Abdale, Treasurer - Rebecca Dolan

The Black Student Union strives to represent the interests of African-Americans and people of African descent in all Cedar Crest College activities. Even though we offer a safe space for those of color, we are not against love, togetherness, and peace with people who understand, care and share the same values/views as us. President - Sarafina Woolridge-Burns, VP - Cache Davis, Secretary - Tahirrah Steele, Treasurer - Vivia Marshall