All Greek Council is the governing body of social Greek organizations at Rio Grande. AGC sponsors and encourages activities and functions that promote the intellectual, cultural and social development of individual fraternity and sorority members as expressed in the goals of the University of Rio Grande, which leads to the strengthening and improvement of the member organizations.

Advisor: Seth Lawrence slawrence@rio.edu

President: Sally Boblitt s300716970@students.rio.edu

Office: Rhodes Student Center 120B

The Student Judiciary Board has the authority to conduct a formal hearing and levy sanctions in cases of appeal of sanctions for the violation of the Community Code.

Advisor: Seth Lawrence slawrence@rio.edu

Student Senate works to assure proper representation is given to all students at Rio Grande. Consisting of representatives from each academic area, Senate meets regularly during the academic year to address issues facing campus. All meetings are open to current students.

Advisor: Seth Lawrence slawrence@rio.edu

President: Natalie Seeberg s300729141@students.rio.edu

Office: Rhodes Student Center 120A

Lambda Nu is a national honor society for the radiologic and imaging sciences. The purpose of the Ohio Zeta Chapter is to foster academic scholarship, promote research and investigation in the radiologic and imaging sciences, and recognize exemplary scholarship. Membership is limited to qualifying students.

Advisor: Chris Barker cbarker@rio.edu

President: Courtney Parsons s300687303@students.rio.edu

The mission of Phi Theta Kappa is to recognize academic achievement of college students and to provide opportunities for them to grow as scholars and leaders. Membership is invitation-only and limited to students who have completed at least 12 semester hours and who hold a GPA of 3.5 or higher.

Advisor: Stephanie Alexander alexandr@rio.edu
President:

The purpose of the University of Rio Grande American Marketing Association shall be to foster scientific study and research in the field of marketing. Membership is open to students of any major who are interested in marketing.

Advisor: Wesley Thoene wthoene@rio.edu

President: Ashton Hogan s300715859@students.rio.edu

The Medical Math & Science Club is a social group on campus that does not require any scholastic proficiency for membership. The club exists to aid members with developing mathematical skills, to aid members interested in medical school, veterinary school and other professional schools, and to provide a friendly forum for those with interests in math and science.”

Advisor Dana Evans danae@rio.edu
President Jacob Morris s300734627@students.rio.edu

The mission of Psychology Club is to encourage, promote and build a greater understanding of the field of psychology throughout the student body, University and community. Psychology Club frequently hosts meetings, student activities and community service work throughout the academic year. Membership is open to any students with an interest in psychology.

Advisor: Chad Duncan cduncan@rio.edu

President: Shannon Dalton s300748990@students.rio.edu

The mission of the organization is to encourage scholastic achievement and service projects, to promote fellowship among social work students, and to advocate for student interests during their enrollment in the program.

Advisor: Paul Dovyak pdovyak@rio.edu

President: Heather Hasan s300608689@students.rio.edu

The goals of the Student Chapter of The Wildlife Society are to provide opportunities educational opportunities for students in natural resources at the University of Rio Grande and prepare members for careers in wildlife biology, conservation and management.

Advisor Don Althoff dalthoff@rio.edu
President Jeremy Chapman s300733219@students.rio.edu

The mission of the Friends of the Davis Library is to enrich the cultural, social, and intellectual life of the University of Rio Grande and Rio Grande Community College as well as the community-at-large. Its membership extends beyond the campus community and is open to anyone who is interested in helping the organization fulfill its goals.

Contact: Amy Wilson awilson@rio.edu

The Masterworks Chorale is a regional chorus comprised of 40-60 University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College students and community members.  This group performs standard works from the choral repertoire, including larger works such as Haydn's Lord Nelson Mass (Mass No. 11 in D Minor) and smaller collections of pieces, like traditional spirituals and musical theater compilations.

Contact: Sarin Williams swilliams@rio.edu

This is strickly a volunteer group that performs at many home basketball games. No audition required. The Pep Band performs for the first time at the Bevo Francis Tournament weekend and then in the second semester games beginning in January. Most games are on weekends however some weekday events are scheduled. Shown here are some of the members participating in the annual Homecoming Parade.

Contact: Gary Stewart gstewart@rio.edu

The Rio Rock Ensemble is a student ensemble consisting of guitars, bass, drums, keyboards, and vocalists and specializing in classic rock music. An audition is required. The ensemble will perform in two concerts on campus each year, in addition to performances off campus at area schools, fundraising benefits, and other community events.

Contact: Chris Kenney ckenney@rio.edu

The University of Rio Grande Symphonic Band consists of approximately 55-65 musicians that meet Thursday evenings 7-9 on the Fine and Performing Arts Stage. The group performs several concerts throughout the academic year including the New Student Orientation Program, annual Fall and Spring Concerts, Commencement Events as well as combining with area Community Bands for concerts. Concert programming includes many band classics, Broadway show tunes, music from movies, jazz and multicultural pieces. No audition is required for membership.

Contact: Gary Stewart gstewart@rio.edu