September 12, 2014

Photo Gallery: So Many Ways to Get Involved

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Students got a chance to explore some of Lafayette’s organizations, clubs, and programs during the Involvement Fair on the Quad. The College boasts more than 200 opportunities for students to become involved in campus life, including academic honor societies, cultural and social organizations, community outreach, arts programs, sports clubs, and living groups. The fair is sponsored by Student Government and the Office of Student Leadership and Involvement.

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The Involvement Fair takes up the Quad.
Students peruse the many organization stands.
Members of the Asian Cultural Association recruit some new students.
Members of Lafayette Activities Forum meet with students. LAF organizes many of the events on campus, such as Fall Fest, Midnight Breakfast, Pard Glow, the Presidential Ball, Rivalry Week, and the Spring Concert.
Students introduce themselves at the Lafayette Disciple Makers Christian Fellowship stand.
Students learn about the Association of Black Collegians.
Members of the Precision Step Team take a break from the sun.
Professor Wendy Wilson Fall speaks with a student about NIA (Multicultural Women’s Support Group).
Members of the Anime Club discuss some of their events and activities.
Students from the Lafayette African and Caribbean Students Association pose for a photo.
Student Government distributes Lafayette Super Fan t-shirts.
The Block pARTy mascot hands out brochures.
Members of Student Movement Against Cancer solicit new students.
The Outing Club shows off some of its gear.
Members of the women’s rugby team got all dressed up to round up new members.
The equestrian team and ski club look for new members.
A student signs up for the field hockey club.
The crew team speaks with prospective new members.
The Mock Trial Team displays its numerous competition trophies.
Copies of the Marquis Literary Magazine are on display.
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