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 government, intercollegiate athletics, social programs, community service programs and leadership experiences.  All students are encouraged to “Get Connected & Make a Difference!”  

If you do not see a club that interests you at this time, feel free to contact the Campus Life office to find out how to start a new one! We are located in the Student & Enrollment Services Center. Call 856-200 -4815 for information or visit our office.

Active Student Clubs

​	​Creatives Club Jackie Sandro-Greenwell Creatives Club focuses on learning different forms of art as community engagement.
​	​Criminal Justice Society   Charles Kocher​ The Criminal Justice Society provides information and exposure to the ethical standards of criminal justice.  ​
​	​Cru                                                Michele Zakian Cru's mission is to help fulfill the Great Commission by winning people to faith in Jesus Christ, building people in their faith, and sending people to win and build others. ​
​​	​Cybersecurity Club                                                Melanie Ridgway Cybersecurity Club aims ​to cultivate a culture of cyber security awareness, practical application, and best ethical practices within our members and the wider college community.
​	​Gaming Club Yajaira Montero   ​Gaming Clubs provides a positive forum in whcih students can be creative, innovative, and collaborative in their prospective area of interests in various games. ​
​	​Hortus Club (Horticulture) Michelle Briles and Joseph Alvarez​
​	​Latin American Club (LAC) Iris Torres  Latin American Club provides RCSJ-Cumberland students opportunities to learn and embrace the Latin heritage by promoting cultural awareness through on-campus or off-campus activities and/or community events.​
​	​Practical Nursing Student Nursing Organization (PN-SNO) Catherine Clark​ PN-SNO provides education to its members and the community as well as mentorship to future nursing students. This club is​ for Practical Nursing students only.​
​	​Radiography Club                                                   Natasha Cordero Radiography Club provides Radiography students opportunities for professional development, networking, peer support, and participation in fundraising efforts to offset program costs. This club is for Radiography students only.​
​	Rotaract Club                                                             Beatrice Hughes  The Cumberland Rotaract Club is a Service Club. All Rotaract efforts begin at the local, grassroots level, with memebers addressing communities' pysical and social needs. The Cumberland Rotaract Club is co/sponsored by te TriCounty Rotary (VMBN) Club and Vineland Rotary Club.
​ *	​Rowan College Media Productions                                                              Nathaniel Clark Rowan College Media Productions provides opportunities for students to collaborate on media projects together over the course of the year.
​​​	​SAGA  Patti Schmid This club is organized to foster a sense of belonging between all sexual and gender orientations and to provide education and awareness around applicable issues.​​
​	​STEM Club  Esther Rodriguez​   ​STEM Club promotes STEM education and provides hands-on learning experiences that foster curiosity, ingenuity, and creativity. This club prioritizes collaboration, critical thinking, and leadership, and strives to enchance key skills in our members such as initiative, problem-solving, and communication.
*	Student Government (SGA) Shania Santiago​ SGA is the voice of the student body.
​ ​	Student Nursing Organization - RN (SNO) Amanada Cocking​ SNO develops, promotes, and implements professional and educational related programs while maintaining high standards for professional nursing practive. This club is for Nursing students only. ​
​	​Yoga Club Ahmad Graves-El​ To promote a​ campus culture of wellness. ​

​Recruiting Clubs

​​​ *	​Business/Finance Club Mark Zorzi​
​	​Business/HR Club
​	​Student Veterans of America (SVA) Danielle Crawford ​This organization provides resources, network support and advocacy to our military students. This club is for students who are current military or veterans only.​

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Academic Honor Societies

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Alpha Beta Gamma Student 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 mu​st 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 Mark Zorzi​, 856-200-4513.

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 have attained and maintained a B in all nursing courses.
• No previous failures of any nursing class.
• Students must have demonstrated conduct on campus and in the clinical areas that reflect integrity and professionalism.​

For more information, contact Dr. Stella Barber, 856-464-5206.

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. Kate Felice, Advisor, 856-200-4506.

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, 856-200-4509.

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 Advisor, Joy MacMahan, 856-200-4734.
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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, contact Advisor, Joe Dugan, 856-200-4537.


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, contact Advisor,​Jennifer Riggio 
 856-200-​4524.

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