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Student Activities at Macaulay

As a student at CUNY, you will have a wide range of opportunities to participate in activities that serve your academic, professional, and social interests. As a University Scholar, you have a dual identity--as a student at your home college and as a Macaulay Honors College student. One of the best ways to strengthen your Macaulay identity is to take advantage of activities specifically organized for the Macaulay community. We encourage you to join a student group like the Macaulay Scholars Council, attend events like the Dean's Dinners or Executive in Residence programs, study at the Macaulay building, chat in the Commons at the Macaulay building, visit a museum with your Cultural Passport. The possibilities abound. Feel free to learn more about these activities through links on the left.

Macaulay Scholars Council

More than just a student government body, the Macaulay Honors Council is an important and influential voice of the Macaulay student body at CUNY, helping to foster the essential dual identity every University Scholar bears. The group is led by four representatives from each of the seven campuses, but all are welcome to participate and contribute. The Council's mission is to promote an informed and involved Macaulay student body, building cross-campus community through sponsorship of various activities and providing counsel to the Macaulay administration. Macaulay students are among the most involved students in the country, and the Macaulay Honors Council is an excellent way to channel that energy for the good of all University Scholars, and CUNY as a whole.

Baruch – Contact your reps: Baruch.msc@macaulay.cuny.edu

  • Class of 2010 Olga Barskaya
  • Class of 2011 Amrita Narine(’13)/Sarah Hussain (’13)
  • Class of 2012 Katie Alarcon
  • Class of 2013 Max Rybakov

Brooklyn – Contact your reps: brooklyn.msc@macaulay.cuny.edu

  • Class of 2010 Sameen Farooq
  • Class of 2011 Bailey Lustig
  • Class of 2012 Lashika Yogendran
  • Class of 2013 Kate McQuater

CCNY (reps as available) – Contact your reps:City.msc@macaulay.cuny.edu

  • Class of 2010 Sandy Xian
  • Class of 2011 David Liu

CSI – Contact your reps:Csi.msc@macaulay.cuny.edu

  • Class of 2010 Matt Signorile
  • Class of 2011 Michael Margarella
  • Class of 2012 Sarah Edkins
  • Class of 2013 Megan Derbyshire

Hunter – Contact your reps:Hunter.msc@macaulay.cuny.edu

  • Class of 2010 Matt Freimuth (’13)
  • Class of 2011 Amal El bakhar
  • Class of 2012 Hannah Thibideau
  • Class 2013 Kristin Tablang

Lehman – Contact your reps: Lehman.msc@macaulay.cuny.edu

  • Class of 2010 Michal Medows (’13)
  • Class of 2011 Kat Mateo
  • Class of 2012 Anna Gura (’13)
  • Class of 2013 Ravnit Bhatia

Queens – Contact your reps: Queens.msc@macaulay.cuny.edu

  • Class of 2010 Arielle Shahid (’12)
  • Class of 2011 Anita Sonawane
  • Class of 2012 Matt Routh
  • Class of 2013 Racheli Wercberger

Business Club

The Macaulay Business Club was created to educate its members and the greater CUNY community in various business topics ranging from the current economic crisis to the importance of communication in the workplace. Utilizing the resources of Macaulay Honors College, the MBC strives to create a sense of community among students from Macaulay's seven senior CUNY college partners dispersed throughout the five boroughs of New York City. MBC events are open to all CUNY students, not just Macaulay students. For more information contact us at businessclub@macaulay.cuny.edu.

Visit our website: http://macaulay.cuny.edu/eportfolios/macaulaybusinessclub/

Medicine Club

The mission of the Macaulay Medicine Club is to prepare and inform fellow students about the field of medicine. We host events in which speakers from various health care organizations and professions discuss the medical school admissions process and current issues in medicine. MMC provides a channel through which students interested in health professions can come together and prepare for graduate school as well as explore the medical field. For more information contact us at medicineclub@macalay.cuny.edu.

Literati Club

Macaulay Literati Club was established as a forum where students could enjoy and discuss great works of art, literature, and philosophy, in addition to establishing a solid network with scholars, academics, and executives in this world. Previous events have included meeting with Zadie Smith and Jonathan Safran Foer, after a book discussion of On Beauty. Events for this upcoming semester include a discussion with Carey Harrison, Amy Hempel, and an Art and Science Day. For more information contact us at literati@macaulay.cuny.edu.

Visit our website: http://macaulay.cuny.edu/eportfolios/literati/

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The Macaulay Building

The Macaulay building is open Monday-Friday 7am-11pm, Saturday and Sunday 8am-11pm.

Questions or comments about student life and student use of the Macaulay building? Contact Solita Alexander, Associate Director of Student Development, Solita Alexander.

Do you want to organize a student event? Contact Sarah Stewart, Special Events and Programs Coordinator.

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