The following is a list of organizations included in the “Campus Leadership” block budgeting classification.

Note: Many of the officer contacts on this website are outdated and will be changed as soon as information is submitted for the 2009-2010 school year. If you would like us to change the information now, please submit a Leadership Change Form, found here.

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The Brothers of Lafayette is a black male support group that is focused on achieving unity within the African American community through campus and community outreach programs. Through the sponsorship of various motivational speakers, philanthropic projects, and the annual summit on manhood, this group seeks to challenge the misconceptions of Black males in society.

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College Democrats is an organization where students holding similar political ideals can come together to further the goals of the Democratic party. Through a variety of speakers, awareness-raising events, debates, etc., College Democrats tries to enhance the political discourse at Lafayette. By working on campaigns, attending marches and conferences, and other means of activism, College Democrats also strives to impact the greater community. Through working together, sharing ideas, and taking about current events, we also create a space where students can talk about politics with one another.

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We represent the Republican Party on campus in a variety of ways. We work to raise political awareness among students and faculty through lectures, rallies, and Brown Bag discussions. In addition, our members also work on political campaigns for local, state and national office. In the past, some of the activities we have done include: voter registration, debates, and leafleting.

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LEAP is an student organization at Lafayette College that aims to promote environmental sustainability on campus and in the community. Our activities include implementing renewable energy on campus, developing campus-wide composting initiatives, working on energy efficiency projects, and advocating recycling. We also promote peer education on environmental issues, volunteer for causes related to the environment, and enjoy nature through outdoor activities like hiking and camping.

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Libertarians

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The purpose of this club is to inform students about the workings of the United Nations and to prepare and attend Model United Nations conferences.

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Modes of Expression

President: Treyvon Jackson, jacksont@lafayette.edu

Mentoring organization designed to incorporate the performance arts to empower students.

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Ever wonder what an “Eastonian” is? Pards to People works to better connect the students at Lafayette College with the people of Easton (Eastonians). If you are interested in learning more about what Easton has to offer, sign up for Pards to People. We inform you of new restaurants and stores, free musical events, and city meetings. Join Pards to People, discover Easton, and meet your neighbors who live off-campus.

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SMAC is a student-run organization that was started when a friend was diagnosed with cancer in his Junior year of high school. His best friends shaved their heads and cut their hair to support him, and they helped him to form Student Movement Against Cancer. Last year was the club’s first year at the college, and as a group, the students and faculty were able to raise over $30,000 for cancer research and awareness. The club organized many fundraisers including the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life, fundraisers at local restaurants, bake sales, and many other events. We plan to be just as active this year and increase involvement even more across campus!

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Wishmakers on Campus

President: Julie Pollack, pollackj@lafayette.edu

Through WISHMAKERS ON CAMPUS, we hope to grant the wish of a local child with a life-threatening illness and to uphold Make-A-Wish’s mission to create “hope, strength and joy.” Plans for our Lafayette chapter include:
-Brown Bag speakers
-fundraisers (hot dog eating contests, wishing wells, etc.)
-play date with “wish” children and their families