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American Cancer Society On Campus is a nationwide collaboration of college students, faculty and staff dedicated to eliminating cancer by working to implement and programs and mission of the American Cancer Society. Bridgewater State University's chapter of ACS On Campus teams up with the American Cancer Society to help raise money and awareness for ACS as well as plan the annual Relay For Life Event that is held every Spring semester in the Adrian Tinsley Center.

Mission: The American Cancer Society's Mission is to "Save lives, celebrate lives, and to lead the fight for a world without cancer."

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We are a student led group committed to community service, both on and off campus. Founded to help run the on-campus Food Pantry, we have remained committed to fundraising, collecting food donations, maintaining the Food Pantry, and applying our creativity toward enhancing and expanding the Food Pantry to feed the overlooked and food insecure population of our peers. Over the years, we have also began to expand into other areas of social justice, including homelessness awareness, and also expanding our reach to outside of the BSU community. This club welcomes all interested in learning about and pursuing their passion for community service in a fun and friendly environment.

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Best Buddies is an International Organization that promotes diversity and inclusion for those with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities with friendships.

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The Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the encouragement and advancement of minorities in all aviation and aerospace careers. OBAP members encourage diversity in the industry by supporting aspiring aviation professionals through Project Aerospace, a series of scholarships, mentoring, training, and youth-focused education programs. All races, backgrounds, and ethnicities are encouraged to join and are welcomed.

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Are you an aspiring educator? Do you want to meet fellow students in your major? Are you interested in boosting your resume and professional teaching portfolio? Would you like more hands on experience with children and teaching? Do you feel you can make a difference at BSU and in the community? Join the Student Education Association of Massachusetts (SEAM)!

SEAM is open to all students in any education field at BSU. We host events both on campus and state wide. We have been extremely successful in sponsoring workshops, professional development seminars, mentoring programs, and providing students an opportunity to connect with other BSU students interested in teaching. Our events provide great RESUME BOOSTERS for your professional teaching portfolio and resume. Meetings and events are held for SEAM members to connect, learn, and have fun!

Events hosted by SEAM may include: Professional development opportunities Community service projects MTEL preparation workshops Mentoring programs Northeast Regional Conference Just For New Teachers Conference Pre-Service Teachers Conference Student Leadership Conference Universal Children's Day And more! Join us! Meetings every other Wednesday at 5pm!

The future of the world needs you! For more information on how to join please contact SEAM President Caroline Pupecki at cpupecki@student.bridgew.edu

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The purposes of this organization are as follows:
- To increase visibility of queer-identifying individuals in leadership positions on campus.
- To validate the queer voice on campus through demonstrating cross-organizational support and presence of queer leadership.
- To oversee and implement queer student programming on campus, both independently and in collaboration with other student organizations and university institutions.
- To coordinate queer student and alumni outreach both independently and on behalf of members’ respective organizations.
- To liaise with university faculty, staff, and administrative leadership on behalf of the queer student body.

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The primary goal of the Environmental Action Team (EAT) is to make Bridgewater State University a more sustainable campus by encouraging regenerative change through education and action. EAT aims to inform both students and the general public about environmental issues affecting our campuses, towns, states, countries, and planet as a whole, and to offer solutions to these issues. We are an inclusive group free of discrimination of all kinds, and we are always looking for new members to join us in our fight for a green future!

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We are here to be a active voice for Indigenous students and Allies on BSU Campus. We want to bridge the cultural gaps between non-Indian and Indian students and to provide educational information to anyone on the BSU campus.

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To provide a space for men of color on the campus of Bridgewater State University to share unique experiences. We also celebrate scholasticism and multiculturalism on campus, while highlighting what it means to be a man of color today.

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The mission of Progressives of BSU is to advocate for the accessibility of politics and principles to everyone while offering opportunities for students to engage with candidates and other political or ideological causes. Progressives of BSU's aim is to foster inclusive dialogue spanning the entire political spectrum, ultimately leading to valuable contributions to our community. The organization welcomes all Bridgewater State University students, regardless of their political affiliations or ideological beliefs.

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The Student Government Association (SGA) is a student body dedicated to serving the collective interests of the Bridgewater State University community, preparing the community for effective living in a democratic society, advocating for the students' rights and needs, and encouraging self-reliance in the Association's search for truth and justice.

The Student Government Association of Bridgewater State University was founded in order to fulfill the following purposes:
• To provide the means whereby the members of the Student Body may express themselves effectively in the programs of the University, which directly affect their intellectual, social, economic, physical, and spiritual welfare.
• To promote better citizenship by developing and promoting student responsibility and by providing practice in democratic living.
• To coordinate and regulate the activities of student organizations for the benefit of the entire educational community.
• To fairly distribute and oversee the mandatory Student Support Fee.
• To provide meaningful social and educational co-curricular programs through SGA funded groups and organizations, in addition to our own programming.

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To provide a place for military/veterans, and their supporters to connect with each other to promote success by providing resources, and networking availability during higher education, as well as after graduation.

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The Good Samaritan is a nondenominational group that seeks to promote greater awareness and understanding of the Bible. The core teachings that are shared are derived directly from the Bible. This awareness and understanding will be open to the Bridgewater State community by appropriate means such as group Bible studies, general fellowships, and other approved activities.

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