Architecture Club
A Student Chapter that provides and promotes the opportunity to explore aspects of Architecture and the Architectural profession that exist beyond the scope of the formal Architectural Technology curriculum.
Associated General Contractors - AGC
A Student Chapter that promotes a wider interest in, a close relationship with, and a broader understanding of the construction industry.
Association of Travel Executives - ATE
Provides students with knowledge of actual business problems and practices associated with the travel industry, and fosters the interchange of ideas between students and members of the travel industry.
Black Student Union - BSU
Actively pursues the study of the cultures of indigenous and transplanted peoples of the organization, and educates its members as well as members of the campus community of the history and cultures of the different ethnic backgrounds.
Bronco's Fynest
Organization that actively pursues the study of different types of dances, educates and displays to the organization members, as well as the campus community, the history and different cultures of dance.
Bronco Investment Group - BIG
A club that looks at finance and investment and offers student members an opportunity to see practical application of club interests
The Campus Voice
The official student newspaper provides students an opportunity to learn about the field of journalism, presents student opinion and stimulates campus thought and makes students aware of what is happening on their campus.
Cheerleading Club
An organization of students who perform half-time routines at SUNY Delhi basketball team's home and away games.
Club Managers Association of America - CMAA
An national organization whose objective is to promote and advance friendly relations among persons connected with the management of clubs and to encourage both educational and career opportunities for the student members.
Colleges Against Cancer - CAC
The student arm of the American Cancer Society, CAC provides awareness, advocacy, and support to students, faculty, and staff on the subject of cancer, in addition to helping administer the Relay for Life event every April.
The College Players
Provides the College and surrounding area dramatic presentations, promotes an application for the artistic and technical areas of the theatre, and fosters development of self-confidence and discipline within its members.
Commuter Student Organization
A student organization that brings together non-residential students to discuss commuter issues, share ideas and resources, and holds a "ride board" for those without transportation.
Computer Club
An organization for students interested in diversity in computer technology.
Delhi College Interfaith Council - DCIC
Fosters an understanding and a spirit of collegiality among the various religious groups and campus constituencies, promotes awareness and discussion of ethical, religious and intellectual issues pertinent to today’s world.
Delhi Entertainment Television - DET
Official student television station which promotes a better understanding of television broadcasting and management techniques among its members by continually striving to improve the quality of television broadcasts to the campus community.
Escoffier Club
Strives to further the culinary education and professionalism of Delhi College Culinary students.
Fine Arts - The Art Center
Serves as an extra-curricular activity and a form of recreation to develop self-confidence and discipline within its members by providing a creative atmosphere and materials for individual projects.
Greek Council
In conjunction with the administration of Delhi College administers the rules governing the recognized Greek organizations regarding rushing and pledging. Develops and maintains Greek Life and inter-Greek unity at a high level of accomplishment.
History Club
The History Club investigates topics in history through fun interactive methods including films and trips to historical sites.
Horticulture Club
Promotes the development and advancement of Landscape Contracting and Turf Management fields.
Hotel Management Society
Promotes good fellowship among the Hospitality students, promotes knowledge of the field through trips to establishments and businesses in the career field.
International Food Service Executive Association - IFSEA
Junior Chapter of the Food Service Executive Association, Inc. Fosters a professional interest in the food service industry and its related industries through interchange of ideas and suggestions, speakers, functions, and exhibitions.
Multi-Cultural Club
Brings together students of all nationalities and cultures in an informal and friendly association to aid in fostering greater understanding of national and cultural diversity both within the association and on the larger campus.
Intramurals
Provides a broad spectrum of traditional and non-traditional recreational activities to serve the needs of the campus population.
Japanese Animation Club
Provides students with entertainment and interest in Japanese animation .
The Latin American Student Organization - LASO
An organization for the Latino students of SUNY Delhi to educate and display to its members as well as the campus community the history and cultures of the Hispanic people.
National Student Nurses Association - NSNA
A professional student nursing organization to provide collegiality, social activity and extracurricular educational development of its members.
New York State Association of Veterinary Technicians - NYSAVT
A Student Chapter to create and maintain a professional image of the Veterinary Technician, to enlarge the technicians knowledge of necessary skills through continuing education, and to foster high ethical standards within the profession.
Outdoor Club
Promotes and encourages more outdoor recreational activities through student utilization of state-wide recreational facilities by providing and organizing outings for all interested students during the school year.
Outdoor Club's Website
Parks and Recreation Club
Promotes utilization, conservation and learning of parks and state-wide recreational facilities through outdoor/indoor recreational activities education.
Delhi Honor Society - Phi Theta Kappa/Phi Eta Sigma
The Delhi Honor Society includes both the two-year honor society, Phi Theta Kappa, and the four-year honor society, Phi Eta Sigma. Both organizations promote academic achievement and scholarship, recognize students who have attained honors standing, foster leadership and service, and cultivate fellowship among qualified students.
Professional Golf Management Club - PGM
This club's purpose is to promote fellowship among its members; to promote golf-related activities, including tournaments on a regular basis; to foster continued involvement and enjoyment of the game; and to further enhance educational opportunities for its members.
Residence Hall Association - RHA
Student operated organization that serves as a responsive and responsible student advocate concerning the quality of residential life. Endeavors to represent and protect the views, concerns, ideas and rights of the residence hall student population.
Student Programming Board - SPB
Provides diversified quality entertainment, cultural presentations and recreational activities for the benefit and enjoyment of the campus community and affords its members opportunities for leadership development and group planning experiences.
Student Senate
A liaison between the student body, faculty, and administration, provides students with an opportunity for an educational experience in democratic government, furnishes a medium of students’ opinions, and promotes the general welfare of the students.
THINK Green Club
The purpose of this club is to educate, demonstrate, and inspire our campus community to become more aware of enviornmental issues.
Turf Club
A Student Chapter of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America. Serves as official organization for students interested in golf course management and provides them with information about career directions.
Victory in Praise - VIP
If you sung or participated in a gospel choir at home, this club will provide you with a chance to sing, learn and perform at special coordinated events on and off campus.
WDTU (SUNY Delhi Radio Station)
Official student radio station which promotes a better understanding of radio and broadcasting and management techniques among its members by continually striving to improve the quality of broadcasts to the campus community.
West Indian Coalition - WIC
Actively pursues the study of the cultures of indigenous and transplanted peoples of the organization, and educates its members as well as members of the campus community of the history and cultures of the different ethnic backgrounds.
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Naomi Birch
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