Our Member Clubs
Alpha Phi Omega National Coed Service Fraternity, based on the principles of the Boy Scouts of
America, aims to develop leadership through service. Service activities include AIDSWALK, Farifax Nursing
Home, Ox Road Salvation Army, Adopt-A-Family, Fairfax Re-leaf, Witch Watch, Campus Clean-up, and much,
much more. Members enjoy a spirit of brotherhood and fellowship through fraternity service efforts.
For more information, email Matt Silverman
or APO.
American Humanics
For more information, email
Michelle Haney.
BACCHUS
BACCHUS is an organization of college students dedicated to peer health education. Issue areas for
program presentations are drugs and alcohol awareness and other topics related to living a healthy life.
The members are provided with training each semester and then present various topics to classes, residence
halls, and other campus programs. BACCHUS works closely with the Drug Education Center in SUB 1, Room
352, 993-3686. For more information, email Cathy Schweitzer.
Best Buddies
Best Buddies promotes friendship between college students and persons with mental retardation. The
college buddies offer one-to-one activities that are the building blocks of lasting and meaningful
friendships. Activities include movie outings, and any activites that two friends can do together. For
more information, email Betsy Zorio.
Campus Networks
Campus Networks is an organization of college students dedicated to peer health education. Issue
areas for program presentation are drugs, alcohol awareness, acquaintance rape, human sexuality, safer
sex, HIV/AIDS, stress, nutrition, and other topics related to a healthy life. The members are provided
with training each month and then present various topics to classes, residence halls, and other campus
programs. Campus Networks work closely with the Health Education Center in SUB 1, Room 255A,
993-2829. For more information, email Christine Csizmadia.
D.C.
Outfitters
D.C. Outfitters is an "action not words" organization whose focus is
to raise awareness of the problems and challenges that face our
nation's homeless. We accomplish this by providing food and clothing
distribution trips to D.C., sponsoring Cardboard Community, and
participating in other homelessness activities. Volunteers develop a
unique perspective on the homeless problem in our society due to direct
contact with the population. For more information, email
Nicole Hadder.
GMU Rotaract
For more information, email Gloria Lee.
