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Clubs and other student-run organizations set you up to find your people, expand your mind, help the community, or create memories you’ll want to post on your socials. When you get involved and serve as a leader in student organizations, you also build up your resume for when these college memories truly become memories and you trade your sweats for a suit, or scrubs, or your Friday business casual.
Meet Our Clubs
The college has a variety of clubs for students to join. Student clubs need to be chartered annually through the Student Government Association, so the number of clubs each year may vary depending on student interest.
Open to all students
Mission: To encourage students to practice and promote the creative endeavors of design and become more active in the graphic industry through events, speakers, and tours.
To show students what you can do with design and to further the overall purpose of AIGA, The American Institute of Graphic Arts, which is a professional organization for design that aims to: Advance design as a professional craft, strategic advantage, and vital cultural force… to enhance the value and deepen the impact of design across all disciplines on business, society, and our collective future.”
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Open to all students
Mission: To create large and small scale events on our campuses and beyond to promote a sense of community and fun among the student body. An ACE Chair is elected annually for each campus. All students are invited to join the ACE Chair in planning events.
Contact the Albany ACE Chair for more information: [email protected]
Contact the Troy ACE Chair for more information: [email protected]
Open to all students
Mission: Provide Christian fellowship for a diverse group of students and help students develop a living and growing relationship with Christ through Biblical teaching on salvation through Christ’s death and resurrection, the Baptism of the Holy Spirit, prayer, worship, building a bridge to local churches, and providing a nurturing fellowship where students can exercise their faith and practice leadership skills.
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Open to all students
Mission: To build friendships / make connections with people who share the love of baking
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Open to all students
Mission: To create a safe place for black students and their allies on campus and to make sure that their voice is heard. These students should know is a community here for them and that they are not alone. Also to create more activities on campus that will build the black community on campus.
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Open to all students
Mission: To introduce students to the way of boxing and to teach others how it can be a great coping method.
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Open to all students
Mission: To bring Caribbean culture to the campus and bringing culture awareness
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Open to all students; Primary Campus – Troy
Mission: Our club’s mission is to give students the opportunity to continue their cheerleading career, or learn a new sport all while supporting athletic teams and raising school spirit.
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Open to all commuting students
Mission: To foster a sense of community and fun among our students who commute to campus.
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Open to all students
Mission: To provide everyone the opportunity to come and dance regardless of skill level with an opportunity to perform in the annual spring dance show.
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Open to all students
Mission: To raise awareness, promote social change, and enforce accountability through political participation. Democracy Matters is a non-partisan club that gives the Sage community opportunities to advocate for political representation and influence legislation made on all levels of government.
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Limited Membership. Must be elected.
Mission: To be the voice of the Russell Sage Student Community and foster growth within the clubs, class, and organizations on both campuses
Contact information: [email protected]
Open to all students
Mission: To connect like-minded individuals with a shared interest in Business and Finance
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Open to all students
Mission: To bring together future educators for shared initiatives that benefit the community at large and support our shared goal of becoming transformational educators.
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Open to all students
Mission: To bring the community of Russell Sage together in the form of having fun with your friends and a place where all are welcome to take part in fun.
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Open to all students
Mission: To help students in our major be more ready for their careers after college, and to give non-majors a better look at what we do.
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Open to all students
Mission: Facilitate extracurricular art experience and discussion for both art and extended media students and others.
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Open to all students
Mission: To bring a sense of community to the Muslims on campus.
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Open to all students
Mission: To gather Ping Pong enthusiasts for fun and building Ping Pong playing skills.
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Open to all students
Mission: To promote reproductive health education, community and access linked with Planned Parenthood Generation Action, a national network of student activists across college campuses.
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Open to all students
Mission: To inform students that are in the pre-pa/pre-med track of what will need to be done to achieve their career goals and give them the tools necessary and available for their future goals.
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Open to all students
Mission: To read one book a month, each book being chosen by club members, and meet twice throughout the month to discuss and host small bookish events (used book flea markets, watch parties, etc.) and take trips to other larger bookish events or locations.
Contact Information: [email protected]
Open to all students
Mission: Sage Grows is a club for all students interested in plants, gardening, and tending to their own health. It is the goal of the club to engage members in learning about plant care as a method of self-care
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Limited membership. Must audition.
Mission: We sing acapella choir music and preserve years long Sage traditions through music.
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Open to all students
Mission: To create a space where students who are passionate about psychology can explore their educational interests with one another.
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Open to all students
Mission: This club is designed to be a place where people enrolled or interested in nursing or they do not have to be in nursing. It is a safe place to collaborate and share the same interests and make a connection with other students. Share ides with each other and also do something good for the community by planning some event to help some communities.
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Open to all students
Mission: To raise awareness about various environmental issues at Russell Sage College and our surrounding communities.
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Limited membership. Must be art and design or writing students.
Mission: To create a book of published student work. (Both writing and art submissions)
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Open to all students
Mission: To build community on campus in support of our athletic teams and build a bridge between student athletes with non-student athletes.
Contact the club president for more information: [email protected]
Do You Want to Start a New Club?
If you don’t find exactly what you’re into, you can bring what you’re into to the college. You can start new clubs by working with the Student Life offices in Albany and Troy. Students can charter a club and submit a budget request to the Student Government Association to gain funds to support club activities throughout the year.
For more information on clubs, contact the director or assistant director of student activities in the Student Life Office on either campus. (Find their info at the bottom of this page.)
Honors Societies for the Smarties Among Us
You can learn and have fun (see: honors societies). Russell Sage also has had several honor societies that recognize student achievements within and outside the classroom. Learn more about those below.
The Athenians is the Russell Sage Academic Honor Society. It is composed of juniors and seniors who have achieved a cumulative average of 3.4 after four terms of work.
This society of Russell Sage College recognizes student participation, leadership, and service in the college community. Members of Sage Circle are students who exemplify high standards of character, good sportsmanship, and conduct. The members are expected to continue to promote and retain interest and service in the college community. The criteria for membership include a class standing of at least a second-semester sophomore, a cumulative average of at least a 2.7, the accumulation of a required number of points as prescribed by the Sage Circle Point Sheets, and the overall recognition of high standards exhibited by the student as viewed by the current members of Sage Circle.
Many academic departments have their own nationally recognized honor societies. Students can consult with faculty department chairs to find out about what opportunities are available in their academic programs.
The Student Government Association – Your Voice at RSC
Student government is a driving force in the success of a college. And it’s another way for you to get involved! It’s also a great way to exercise your leadership skills and build your resume.
Activities at Russell Sage. It’s Impossible to Avoid the Fun.
Outdoor carnivals. Pickleball. Scooter soccer. Movies. Board game nights. Special guest speakers. And cheering for your Sage Gators. We’re always planning activities to keep you engaged and entertained when you’re not hitting the books.
Here’s how you can keep up with the things to do and places to see on our campuses.
Don’t Forget Our Two Cities Have So Much to Do
Our two campuses are located in two exciting Capital Region cities with lots of activities, including board game cafes, coffee shops, movie theaters, restaurants, shopping, parks, museums, and more.
So enjoy your time on campus, but don’t forget there’s a lot to explore just steps away.