Registered Student Organizations

Fall 2012

Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy Student Chapter
The mission of the student chapter of the Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy, in keeping with the mission of AMCP, is to encourage the education, development, and promotion of the principles and practices of managed care pharmacy.
Contact: Gordana Milosevic
gmilosevic@mail.roosevelt.edu

American Advertising Federation-RU
AAF-RU is a professional organization, which prides itself on being "The Unifying Voice for Advertising."  AAF brings together the world of advertisers, agencies, media companies, local clubs, and student groups across the nation.  This club will provide you with amazing opportunities to network with industry professionals, obtain greater knowledge of the fascinating world of advertising, and a chance to interact with others that are just as passionate about advertising!
Contact: Jay Kinzie
jaykinzie@gmail.com

Bon Appétit
This is an organization that focuses on time saving and delicious recipes for everyday meals. It will also include tips and techniques on eating and staying healthy, as well as exploring some gourmet foods. All types of food interests will be covered- baking, cooking, and grilling!
Contact: Marisa Massillo
mmassillo@mail.roosevelt.edu

Colleges Against Cancer 
This organization is an initiative originally started by the American Cancer Society and brought to Roosevelt to educate advocacy, recognize survivors, and participate in Relay for Life.
Contact: Rosie paparella
rosiepaparella@yahoo.com

Knitting and Crocheting Club
Knitting and crocheting for people that want to learn as well as for people who are advanced and want a place to come do their crafts to keep or donate.
Contact: Mary Mocny
m_mocny@yahoo.com

Muslim Student Association
MSA seeks to speak the message of Islam and its reality.  MSA will strive to dispel misconceptions and diminish the stereotypes of Islam.
Contact: Shazia Sarwar
shaz2026@hotmail.com

National Honor Society in Psychology (Psi-Chi)
The purpose of Psi Chi is to produce a well-educated, ethical, and socially responsible member committed to contributing to the science and profession of psychology and to society in general.
Contact: Tanya Dutko
psichiroosevelt@gmail.com

Net Impact
Net Impact is an international nonprofit organization with a mission to inspire, educate, and equip individuals to use the power of business to create a more socially and environmentally sustainable world.  The RU chapter aims to give students an opportunity to be a part of a global network of like-minded business professionals and students in business.
Contact: Nicole Hauser
nhauser@mail.roosevelt.edu

Pharmacy Student Advisory Council
SAC serves as the representative voice and major governing body for the College of Pharmacy students, dedicated to providing leadership and support for the emotional growth and personal development of individual.  We strive to maintain the highest levels of integrity and innovation in the promotion of philanthropy and scholastic excellence related to the Pharmacy profession, while creating an inclusive community to make positive contributions to the quality of student life, fostering competent, committed, and compassionate pharmacist.
Contact:  Joy Sasitranaree
tsasit2@gmail.com

Pre-Health Professional Society
This organization provides a forum for students to strategize and discuss the various professional fields related to healthcare.  We advocate students to engage in community service projects, shadowing programs, and to network with guest speakers..
Contact:  Vik Sharma
vsharma@mail.roosevelt.edu

Pre-Pharmacy Club
The Pre-Pharmacy Club is designed to provide the resources and opportunities to those undergraduates who plan to pursue careers in pharmacy.  This club will encourage social justice involvement, faculty advising, peer advising, as well as fellowship.
Contact: Shazia Sarwar
shaziasar1@gmail.com

Roosevelt Industrial and Organizational Psychology Association (RIOPA)
This is a professional organization geared towards the development of its members and the increase of knowledge in IO psychology to its members. 
Contact: Jade Peters
jadepeters08@gmail.com                                                  

Run Club
Run Club is a new organization which focuses on running and cross training either for pleasure or training purposes.
Contact: Irina Ladzyga
iladzyga@mail.roosevelt.edu

RU Green
RU Green's primary missions are to develop sustainable projects and systems throughout campus, to promote an ecologically conscious student body, and to implement green methodologies throughout campus.
Contact: Center for Campus Life
ccl@roosevelt.edu

The Spotlight
Rise to new heights with Spotlight!  The Spotlight brings focus to the artistical side of staying healthy by bringing dance workshops on campus.
Contact: Irina Ladzyga
iladzyga@mail.roosevelt.edu

RU Society for Human Resource Management (RU-SHRM)
SHRM’s Mission is to serve as a gateway into the human resource management profession by encouraging personal and career growth.
Contact:  Judith Burton-Williams
jburtonwilliams@mail.roosevelt.edu

Student Ambassadors
Student Ambassadors represent Roosevelt and help prospective students as they decide what college to attend by providing campus tours and sharing their personal experiences and knowledge.
Contact: Irina Ladzyga
irina.ladzyga@mymail.roosevelt.edu                             

Student Government
Student Government serves as the elected governing group on campus. They represent student needs and interests, and provide a voice for addressing student issues and concerns.
Contact: Center for Campus Life
ccl@roosevelt.edu
(847) 619-7940

Student Programming for Enlightenment, Enrichment, and Development (SPEED)
SPEED is a group of students who oversee the use of the student activity fee, provide campus programs and events, and allocate funds to registered student organizations. Their goal is to use these funds to improve the caliber of activities and programs for students.
Contact: Center for Campus Life
ccl@roosevelt.edu

Tae Kwon Do Club
The purpose of this club is to provide a place for students with and without prior taekwondo experience to train, learn a new sport, or stay in shape.
Contact: Sarah Vuong
svuong@mail.roosevelt.edu