Clubs and Organizations

Integrity. Civility. Tolerance. Leadership. Teamwork.

At Alfred, you have an opportunity to live out the meaning of these words. Especially if you participate in our clubs and organizations. Joining "student communities" outside the classroom is a great way to make friends, exercise leadership and teamwork, and cultivate the interests that make you who you are.

College-wide Clubs and Organizations
Fraternities and Sororities
Honor Societies
Curriculum Clubs

College-wide Clubs and Organizations

Alfred Anglers
Alfred Programming Board (APB)
Alfred Roleplaying Guild
Alfred State Remote Control Club
Student Senate and ACES sponsored "Give Up A Meal." The $1,512 raised was donated to the Literacy Volunteers of Allegany County in support of the Breakfast with Santa program.Alfred State Response Team (ASRT)
Alfred Steppas Step Team
Arts & Crafts Club
Bacchus Peer Education Network
Black Student Union (BSU)
Commuter Council
Computer Gaming Club
Drama (Student Theater Productions)
Equestrian Club
Ergo Literary Magazine
Greek Senate
International Club
Intramurals
Investment Club
Karate Club
Latin American Student Organization (LASO)
Late Night Alfred
Outdoor Recreation Club
Pioneer Tae Kwon Do
Political Alliance Club
Rainbow Union - Alfred State's Gay Straight Alliance
Skills U.S.A.
Sports Marketing
Statonian (yearbook)
Student Senate
Sustainability Club
Tor Echo (student newspaper)
Video Gaming Club
WETD 90.7 FM Radio Station
Women in Non-Traditional Studies (WINS)

Fraternities and Sororities

As a college of technology, our emphasis is on education. The four tenets of Greek life focus on developing student leaders, promoting academic success and scholarship, fostering life-long friendships and involving students in community service and philanthropic activities. Given the standards of success associated with fulfilling the four tenets of Greek life, the College has a strict policy regarding pledging Greek fraternities and sororities. Please note the following:

First-semester students may not rush and/or pledge any fraternity or sorority.
To be eligible, students must have a prior semester and cumulative grade point average of 2.00 or higher.
Transfer students must bring a minimum of twelve credit hours from their previous institution to be eligible for first semester pledging.

Part of determining eligibility includes a status check and a consultative process with faculty to insure academic success with the transition to Greek life.

Recognized Fraternities and Sororities

Delta Chi Omega sorority helped with Arbor Day tree planting.Fraternities
- Gamma Theta Gamma
- Kappa Sigma Epsilon *
- Mu Theta
- Pi Rho Zeta
Sororities
- Alpha Beta Chi * (The ABX private Web site)
- Alpha Sigma
- Delta Chi Omega
- Pi Nu Epsilon *
- Psi Sigma Psi **

Greek organizations marked with an * have achieved probationary status with the College and are working towards full recognition.

Greek organizations marked with a ** (new organizations) have achieved provisional recognition by the College and are working towards full recognition.

Alpha Rho Kappa has withdrawn it's request for recognition. Delta Lambda Rho, a women's sorority is currently inactive on the campus and is not authorized to rush, pledge, or intake members as of Fall 2007.

Based on previous serious violations of the College's Code of Student Conduct and criminal law that jeopardized the safety of students, Psi Delta Omega, a men's fraternity, is not recognized by the College. Students who choose to rush, pledge, and/or join an expelled organizations can be charged disciplinary and dismissed from the College. If you have any questions regarding the Greek system, please contact the office of the Associate Vice President for Student Life at (607) 587-4371.

Honor Societies

Phi Theta Kappa Arts & Sciences Honor Society
Psi-Beta Psychology Honor Society
Sigma Tau Epsilon Applied Technology Honor Society
Tau Alpha Pi Engineering Technology Honor Society

Curriculum Clubs