One of the most fulfilling ways to experience college life is to get involved, take risks and participate in the various leadership opportunities on campus. These opportunities are promoted through the extra- and co-curricular programs such as student clubs and organizations, student senate, intercollegiate athletics, social programs, community service programs, and leadership experiences.

If you do not see a club that interests you at this time, feel free to contact the Student Life office to find out how to start a new one! We are located in the Student & Enrollment Services Center. Call 856-691-8600 x1454 for information or visit our office.

Student Clubs

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2nd Nature Club
Advisor: Melissa Young, ext. 1415 

The goals of the organization are to inform the members and community of how to support a more sustainable future. 

Art Club
Advisor: Sarah Shapiro ext. 2394 

The goal of the Art Club is to explore through exhibitions, making art, trips and community service. 

Business/Finance Club
Advisor: Charles LaPalme, ext. 1438 

To assist students in their endeavors to succeed in any aspect of businesses, academic, entrepreneurship, small business, franchise, etc., and to provide development skills and other basic communication and presentation needs. 

Business/HR Club 
Advisors: Carol Asselta, cell 856/305-2650; Lauren O’Rourke, ext. 1247 

Human Resources, Business, and Liberal Arts students, looking for a career and network opportunities, participate in the on-campus student chapter of the Society for Human Resources Management (SHRM). Requirements for student’s membership are six credit hours per term in a degree-seeking program and coursework that supports an interest in the HR Profession. 

Chess Club
Advisor: James Coyle, (856) 285-3745 

The chess club provides a place and opportunity for students to enrich both college and community by enjoying and promoting chess. 

CGI Club
Advisor: Bill Reyes, ext. 1234 

The CGI Club provided a supportive, inspirational, an informational atmosphere in which veteran students can gather ti/: Further their skills in attaining academic success, gain knowledge of benefits and services available as veterans and students, and to form relationships with others with shared experiences. 


Criminal Justice Society
Advisor: Dr. Charles Kocher, ext. 1277 

The Criminal Justice Society is an organization consisting of individuals in law enforcement, institutional corrections, and community corrections areas of study. Services of the organization will be, in part, a quality education in a non-curriculum manner, while experiencing a vibrant student life and participating in community service to better the community.

Divine Dukes
Advisor: Heather Ball (856)691-8600x1318 

To create an atmosphere of unity and diversity within our community through stepping and community activism. 

 Drama Club
Advisor: Deborah Bradshaw, ext. 1456 

To provide an enriching theatrical experience while striving to maintain a supportive environment through artistic excellence. 

Engineering Club
Advisor: Majid Noori, ext. 1307 

To promote math and engineering to our students. We aim to educate students about our subject and its application. Finally, we want to explore new activities common to math and engineering. 


Faith Fellowship Club
Advisor: Linda Slomin, ext. 1256 

To enrich the spiritual life of students, provide them an avenue in which to express their faith and to reach out to those who have no church affiliation or spiritual foundation through club activities and events. 

GLOW ​​
Advisor: Heather Bense, ext. 1495

To provide a safe place and education for the RCSJ-Cumberland LGBTQ+ community and their allies. Let your true self GLOW!!​

Latin-American Club (LAC)
Advisor: Diana Appel, ext. 1228 

To provide RCSJ-Cumberland students opportunities to learn and embrace their Latin heritage through cultural and educational activities. 

Math Club 
Advisor: Stephen Donahue, ext. 1419 

To provide members with mathematical challenges and opportunities... 

Media Communications Club 
 Advisor: Renee Post, ext. 1470 

To promote journalism in all ways - print, radio, television, and the Internet. 

Multicultural Club
Advisor: Randall Kates, ext. 1281, Ashley Gonzalez, ext. 2385, James Cowles, ext. 1385 

The mission of the Multicultural Club is to expose RCSJ-Cumberland Students to many different cultures through educational and social activities both on and off campus. 

Music Club
Advisor: David Anderson, ext. 1847 

To provide social interaction, music-related activities, and peer academic support for music majors and other musically interested students, and provide support for the college’s music department. 

Parents Club
 Advisor: Amanda Sorshek, ext. 1251 

A community of supportive parents who work tog3ether to enhance student success through the facilitation of community events, volunteer opportunities, and parental support 


Radiography Club
Advisor: Robert Champa, ext. 1264 

To offer educational and social activities related to allied health fields, and to promote an awareness of radiology practices and career opportunities. 

Rotaract Club
Co-Advisors: Melanie Druziako, (609) 774-3671; Beatrice Hughes, ext. 1211 

To develop professional and leadership skills while recognizing the dignity and value of useful occupations as opportunities to serve needs and problems in the community. 

Soccer Club
Advisor: John Lore, ext. 1295 

To promote and play the game of soccer and help students understand the value of teamwork, sportsmanship, and hard work while fostering an environment that allows players to reach their full potential and love for the game. 

Student Nursing Organization
Advisor: Dr. Mark Randa, ext. 1287 

To support the RCSJ-Nursing students and to plan and organize the pinning ceremony. To assist those less fortunate or educate the community concerning healthcare issues. 

Voices Do Better Club
Advisor: Charles Barnes, (856) 230-6693

To provide students with an environment to discuss, research, and debate political issues and solutions to those issues. 

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Alpha Beta GammaStudent Honor Societies
Alpha Beta Gamma is an international business honor society. Membership is limited to students enrolled in Accounting, Business, Computer Science, Construction Supervision and Office Administration degree programs. In order to be initiated in Alpha Beta Gamma students must meet the following criteria:

• At least a 3.00 cumulative grade point average.
• At least a 3.00 cumulative grade point average in programs of study courses.
• Completion of at least 15 credit hours of courses in the specific program of study.
• Recognized qualities of citizenship.

For more information, contact Charles LaPalme, Advisor, x1438.

Alpha Delta Nu
Alpha Delta Nu is the honor society for associate degree nursing students that recognizes nursing students who excel academically. Students need to meet the following criteria for formal induction into Alpha Delta Nu:

• Students must maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or above.
• Students must have attained and maintained a 3.0 GPA in all nursing courses (cannot receive less than a B in all nursing courses.)
• Students must have demonstrated conduct on campus and in the clinical areas that reflect integrity and professionalism.

For more information, contact Joyce Webster, x1304.

Kappa Delta Pi
Kappa Delta Pi is a national honor society in education for community colleges that recognizes students who excel in education. Students need 30 credit hours and a 3.0 GPA for membership. For more information, contact Dr. Lynn Lichtenberger, Advisor, x1405.

Lambda Alpha Epsilon
Lambda Alpha Epsilon is a national honor society for criminal justice studies majors known as the American Criminal Justice Association, Lambda Alpha Epsilon. Lambda means to detect and apprehend. Alpha is the Greek word for Anakrinen meaning to adjudicate and Epsilon is the first letter of the Greek word Exorthoun, which means to rehabilitate. Members are required to maintain a 3.5 GPA. Students who join the national association are presented with a medallion from the College of Criminal Justice Society to wear at commencement each May. For more information, contact Dr. Charles Kocher, Advisor, x1277.

Lambda Nu
A national honor society for the radiologic and imaging sciences. Its objectives are to foster academic scholarship at the highest academic levels; promote research and investigation in the radiologic and imaging sciences and recognize exemplary scholarship. Radiography students must maintain a 3.5 GPA in their radiography courses to be inducted into this honor society. For more information, contact Robert Champa, Advisor, x1264.

Mu Alpha Theta
Mu Alpha Theta, a national mathematics honor society for community colleges, recognizes students who excel in mathematics. Students who achieve a cumulative grade point average of 3.3 in mathematics courses may apply for membership. For more information, students should contact advisor Joe Dugan, x1412.

Phi Theta Kappa
Phi Theta Kappa is recognized as the largest honor society in higher education. Phi Theta Kappa recognizes academic achievement of two-year college students and provides opportunities for growth and development through honors, leadership and service programming. At RCSJ-Cumberland​, students with cumulative grade-point averages of 3.5 or higher, completing a minimum of 15 hours may be inducted into Phi Theta Kappa. Students must maintain high academic standing for the duration of enrollment at the two-year college. For more information, students should contact the advisor​ Karrol Jordan, x1321.