Student Life
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Student Life
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studentlife@guttman.cuny.edu
Clubs & Organizations
- Abilities Inc.
Part of CUNY Coalition for Students with Disabilities (CCSD), we create an all-inclusive community for students with and without disabilities at Guttman. We provide students with an opportunity to network and build positive relationships. Together we also learn how to advocate, fight against preconceived notions and stigmas related to disability.
Club Advisors:
Luis Gutierrez – Luis.Gutierrez@guttman.cuny.edu
Maryanne Sackarnoski – Maryanne.Sackarnoski@guttman.cuny.eduPresident:
Eden Bishop Avid Writers Club
A collective of Guttman students who are passionate about writing. We invite all levels and all styles; all we ask is you to bring your creativity and willingness to participate!
Club Advisor:
Lori Ungemah – Lori.Ungemah@guttman.cuny.eduPresident:
Holliday SenquizGrizzly Knights (Chess Club)
Students, faculty and staff alike meet to play chess, go over puzzles and positions and develop their knowledge of this classic game. Anyone interested in joining the Grizzly Knights can fill out this form.
Club Advisor:
Danny Cordova – Danny.Cordova@guttman.cuny.edu (Chess Rating: 1400)
President:
Andrew Granillo (Chess Rating: 1000)Vice President:
Michael Sanchez (Chess Rating: 1000)The Muslim Student Association (MSA)
Seeks to build unity through diversity and education and aims to make Islam understood by all members of the community, both Muslim and non-Muslim. Our goal is to challenge and break down stereotypes and misconceptions about Islam and its followers, to present Muslim issues with respect to life on campus via various Islamic events and to strive to make, raise and increase awareness of Islam and provide a safe space for all Muslim students and guests at Guttman.
Club Advisor:
Natasha Trueblood – Natasha.Trueblood@guttman.cuny.eduOne More: Undocumented Student Advocacy Club
The One More initiative seeks to provide a safe space for students, faculty and staff to show support and love for the undocumented community. The space is student centered and student led. It aims to be a place to share experiences, knowledge and resources to unite and advance the advocacy work for the undocumented.
Club Advisors:
Sarina Harty – Sarina.Harty@guttman.cuny.eduDana LePage – Dana.Lepage@guttman.cuny.edu)
Jessica Portilla – Jessica.Portilla@guttman.cuny.edu)
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society (PTK)
The international honor society of two-year colleges recognizes and encourages scholarship in community college. PTK provides an opportunity for the development of leadership and service for high academic achieving students. Beta Phi Gamma is the College’s chapter.
Members can apply to more than $37 million in transfer scholarships, take part in volunteer events, become certified in leadership skills through Five Star Competitive Edge or attend one of PTK’s many national programs.
Club Advisors:
Diana Zechowski – Diana.Zechowski@guttman.cuny.eduStonewall LGBTQ+ Club
Creates an inclusive environment that is safe and supportive of student diversity in the areas of sexual orientation and sexual identity/expression, as well as, promoting awareness and respect for members of the LGBTQ+ community.
Club Advisor:
Christopher Roth – Christopher.Roth@guttman.cuny.eduPresident:
Gianna Fernandez
Peer Leadership
The Peer Leadership Program is an integral component of the academic and co-curricular student experience at Guttman. Peer leaders help ease the transition from high school to college and coach students through their continued educational career. They’re visible, active and invested in the development of an inclusive, academically focused community.
- Peer leaders can be found throughout campus, but mostly in the Office of Student Life and the Atrium. Look for them during the Bridge Program, in first-year learning communities and at campuswide events.
- Peer leaders may also be wellness ambassadors or transfer mentors.
Leadership Academy
Fully realize your leadership ability. With a priority given to first year students, the Leadership Academy provides a series of eight workshops, such as Time Management & Goal Setting, Event Planning & Management and Identity Development & Intersectionality. Presented by faculty and staff, these workshops are designed to engage you in meaningful conversations and apply knowledge and leadership to your academic and personal lives.
Benefits:
- Increase your campus presence
- Expand your resume
- Enhance your professional skills
- Learn about leadership opportunities on and off campus
Heritage Celebrations
The Peer Leadership Program is an integral component of the academic and co-curricular student experience at Guttman. Peer leaders help ease the transition from high school to college and coach students through their continued educational career. They’re visible, active and invested in the development of an inclusive, academically focused community.