Clubs & Organizations
Every student is encouraged to get involved and participate in a variety of activities including Student
Government, leadership development seminars, fine arts and entertainment programming and
membership in student organizations and clubs.
Co-curricular clubs and organizations provide a valuable opportunity for students to develop
leadership skills, budgeting, communication, team-building, goal setting, and organizational skills.
Student organizations covering a wide spectrum of interests exist to meet the needs of students.
Involvement also gives you the opportunity to build your Student Engagement Transcript (SET).
• Student Life Activities and Planning Board (SLAP Board) - The SLAP Board is the primary
event planning organization at RVCC. The SLAP works closely with Student Life to plan a
variety of events every semester ranging from educational lectures to campus wide picnics.
The Program Board is comprised of students who are interested in bringing culture, fun, and
excitement to the out of classroom experience. Get involved and make a difference, join the
Program Board!
• Student Government Association - The Student Government Association (SGA) is the
student governing body for all enrolled students. As an elected member, a student has the
opportunity to apply leadership skills and to work on programs and activities that contribute
to college life. SGA members play an important role in college-wide governance as members
of college standing committees, including the College-wide Forum. The student government is
responsible for the allocation process of distributing student activity funds to student clubs.
Honor Societies
• Alpha Beta Gamma - International Business Honor Society
• Phi Theta Kappa – Prestigious International Honor Society for students of all majors with at
least a 3.5 GPA.
• Psi Beta – Psychology Honor Society
• Sigma Kappa Delta – English Language honorary
Cesar Akeem Clarke
Transferred to Rutgers University
“I figured out that I had made the right choice by
attending such a phenomenal institution when
I realized how many schools were offering me
transfer scholarships.”
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