The College of Mount St. Joseph

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Black Student Union (BSU)

BSU members organize activities that promote social interaction and understanding between members and the wider College of Mount St. Joseph community. It supports and advises African-American students, and promotes diversity and awareness by hosting and participating in events on and off campus. Membership is open to all Mount students.

Campus Activities Board (CAB)

The Campus Activities Board is the College's main programming body. Members organize activities, programs and events that enrich the entire campus community. We plan a variety of programs that include comedians, bands, novelty events and lectures. The Campus Activities Board also purchases tickets to local movies theaters, seasonal programs and sporting events and sells them at a discounted rate. The Board is open to all students.

Campus Ambassadors (Departmental)

In addition to conducting college tours, this group serves as student representatives for the College in all public relation efforts, special events and recruitment events. Faculty, staff or another CA member nominate students. Students must complete an application and go through a selection process to be accepted. Acceptance is based on past academic and community performance.

Campus Ministry

Campus Ministry is open to all students interested in a variety of areas including: social justice, service, retreats, prayer and worship, spiritual and personal development, leadership development and deepening the Christian faith. Activities include a variety of retreats, prayer services, opportunities for faith sharing, service trips and social action.

Circle K International

We are a unique organization that blends community service, fellowship and outstanding leadership development. Members must be of good character, and provide service through our many on- and off-campus projects. We also work with local Kiwanis-sponsored programs and other college chapter programs.

College of Mount St. Joseph Libertarians

This organization offers a free-thinking approach to politics. We support freedom, privacy and a smaller government.

Creative and Performing Arts Club

We promote higher-level awareness, knowledge and understanding of all creative and performing arts, with an emphasis on the dramatic arts. Comprised of students, faculty, and staff, CPAC produces campus nonmusical theatrical productions, and sponsors campus performances by guest artists and theatrical troupes.

Advisor: Jeffrey Hillard

Environmental Awareness Club

The Environmental Awareness Club aims to help preserve the Earth. The club helps provide a place for people to place their recyclables and conserve energy. Promoting campus recycling efforts shows that we care about the community and the well being of others.

Habitat for Humanity

Habitat for Humanity builds houses, while advocating for the organization by raising funds for and awareness of it.

Advisor: Dr. Jozef Zalot

Hall Council

Hall Council is a governing and programming body of residence hall students that organizes programs that meet residents' needs. The club serves the campus by getting involved decision-making in the areas of student life and wellness. We address resident issues, review policies that enhance the campus living environment, and provide social outlets for all who attend our open events.

International Student Association (ISA)

Students from countries around the world are a valuable part of the Mount's educational process. ISA serves the campus by bringing people together from many walks of life to improve cultural communication and understanding. ISA events include movies, exhibits, field trips, food festivals, snack hours and much more. Membership is open to everyone.

MSJ Dateline

Hey students, pop quiz: What’s one way to use your writing abilities, get published, and get involved? The answer: MSJ Dateline! MSJ Dateline is the Mount's free, monthly student newspaper. We cover campus news, hot spots in Cincinnati, campus sports, and print movie and book reviews. The paper serves as the voice of the students, allowing you to express opinions and concerns. If you want to be part of something read on every college corner, be a staff writer for the Dateline. Remember: “It’s your right to write!”

Advisor: Dr. Elizabeth Barkley

Nippon Enthusiasts & Knowledgeable Otaku (NEKO)

NEKO enriches the academic environment by stimulating the growth and appreciation of Anime as an art form, and raising awareness and understanding of Japanese Culture. Weekly meetings are open to anyone interested in Anime or Japanese art and culture.
 
Advisor: Dr. Jennifer Morris

Student Athlete Advisory Committee

The Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) enhances the student-athlete experience by promoting opportunity for all student-athletes, protecting student-athlete welfare, and fostering a positive student-athlete image, while maintaining the tenants of the Division III philosophy.

Students with Children

This club supports the needs and concerns of parents who are students at the Mount. We act as an advisory group for the Mount’s Children’s Center, providing support sessions, parenting series and fundraisers for the Children’s Center. This club allows students with children to raise College-related issues and concerns, and offers a supportive environment for parents.

Veterans in Communities (VIC)

As the Veterans social club on campus, VIC strives to assist and educate people about Veterans' issues within the community. VIC is open to all faculty, students, and staff.

Advisor: Lynn Taber

Young Democrats of America

We help elect Democratic candidates, encourage involvement in the Democratic party, support and teach ideals and values of Y.D.A. and provide people with skills and experiences they will need to lead our nation.