ALANA (African American, Latina, Asian, Native American and All)
ALANA plans events that express and showcase our cultural diversity. Students share aspects of their culture through programs such as a Multicultural Fashion Show, Poetry Slam and Festival Night. Help our community celebrate your heritage, and learn about other cultural traditions by joining ALANA.
Alianza Latina (Latin Alliance)
Committed to social action and outreach, this student organization promotes the education of the Latin and Hispanic culture by sponsoring events and fundraisers to benefit community service efforts (i.e., anti-poverty, natural disasters, etc.) in Latin, Hispanic and Caribbean countries.
The Asian Student Club
This club is open to all of the PMC community and strives to provide fun and educational events that celebrate the many likes and differences among Asian countries, cultures and customs. It is also a great forum for domestic and international students to share their experiences as Asians in America.
BGLAD (Bisexuals, Gays, Lesbians and Allies in Diversity)
Open to all students regardless of sexual orientation, BGLAD works to promote an open and welcoming environment for the PMC bisexual, gay and lesbian community. BGLAD strives to maintain a continuous and thoughtful dialogue on all issues raised by the PMC community, such as students questioning their sexual orientation or that of friends and family; homophobia; or major news stories. The group meets regularly for support, camaraderie and to plan special events.
Business Club
The Business Club is open to all students interested in gaining hands-on experience in the business world. In the past, students have developed and managed entrepreneurial ventures on campus to raise money for various causes, such as purchasing promotional items for the Business Club and sponsoring a Business Etiquette Dinner on campus.
Camerata Singers
The Camerata Singers perform both on and off campus. Each semester they perform publicly masterpieces from the women's choral tradition and repertoire, from a variety of genres ranging from classical and folk to gospel and popular styles. A different repertoire is explored each semester.
Campus Activities Board (CAB)
The Campus Activity Board enhances campus life through hosting social events each semester. Some of CAB’s events last year included: a College Ball, Fall and Spring Weekends, Talent Shows, Casino Night, 80s Parties, Coffee Houses, Karaoke Nights and Bingo.
Cape Verdean Student Alliance (CVSA)
Cape Verdean students promote their rich culture through this club. The organization’s purpose is to educate the College community about Cape Verdean culture through lectures, parties and other activities and to assist Cape Verdeans in Boston and on the islands of Cape Verde. Everyone is welcome.
Commuter Club
This club serves as a resource for our commuter students and enhances their co-curricular learning.
CAReS
This organization is open to students, staff and faculty, and works to establish sustainable relationships with Pine Manor and service organizations in the Boston area. This committee also serves as a resource to help other student organizations and individuals coordinate service projects, and educate the community about volunteer opportunities.
Dance Ensemble
The Dance Ensemble was formed to give the highly creative student body an avenue for presenting their dance skills in performance. Choreography is done by faculty, students, and guest artists in a variety of dance styles, including jazz, modern, ballet, hip-hop, African, and Irish Step Dance. Participation in the Ensemble is by audition or invitation. The Ensemble sponsors guest teachers who present master classes open to the entire campus.
View the Dance Ensemble web site.
Diversity Committee
Comprised of students, faculty and administrators, this committee serves as a resource to encourage diverse representation in administrative, curricular and co-curricular endeavors. The Diversity Committee funds and supports program initiatives from within the community that focus on diversity and serve to broaden, educate and incorporate all members of the College.
The Education Club
A new organization, the Education Club is designed to promote positive interaction between Pine Manor students, children, and educators within the wide-ranging Pine Manor community. The club provides resources for students seeking teacher licensure through study groups, conference attendance, resources and mentoring.
The English Club
Students from any field of study may join the English Club. Some of the club’s exciting activities include seeing plays in Boston, attending poetry readings and sharing personal work. If you enjoy literature, poetry or the arts, this club is for you.
The Environmental Club
Students who share a common interest in environmental issues provide educational resources and programs to enhance our community’s commitment to a better environment.
The F-Group
This group aims to raise awareness of women’s issues on campus and to connect students with opportunities for activism on and off campus.
The French Club
Students who want to learn about French culture, language, customs and traditions should join this club to explore a variety of fun and educational programs. One of the club’s most popular events is a biannual trip to Quebec. You do not need to speak French to join.
First-Year Advisors
First-Year Advisors (FYAs) help to make the transition easy for new students as they advise and guide new students on personal, curricular and co curricular topics. They are actively involved with new student orientation in August and January—as well as the June orientation program. Additionally, the FYAs are instrumental in the development and facilitation of the Inclusive Leadership and Social Responsibility Program.
H.A.W.A. (Haitian-American Women’s Alliance)
H.A.W.A. educates the PMC community about Haitian culture and history. The group plans cultural and social events to raise awareness about current issues facing the people of Haiti, as well as Haitian-Americans. H.A.W.A. raises money to offer support to such community service projects as shelters and food banks in “Little Haiti” (a Haitian community in Florida).
International Student Club (ISC)
The ISC is a group of students from around the world (including the US) who come together to share their cultures and backgrounds, and to provide support to students who are new to this country. ISC also promotes international awareness to PMC.
Improv Comedy Team
This group provides entertainment to the PMC community using comedic skills, entertaining in a unique and suitable fashion.
Imani Christian Club
The Imani Christian Club gathers together in unity to embrace God in our lives through worship, prayer, study of the Word, and fellowship in love with all. Imani’s goals are – To gather in unity, Fellowship with one another, To Strengthen member faith through the teaching of the word, and through building personal relationships with Jesus Christ.
The Literary Magazine Conifers
Conifers is an annual publication of the writing and artwork of talented students, faculty and staff. Students are involved in the development and production of the magazine.
View the Conifers web site.
LOVES (Ladies of Various Ebony Shades)
Our mission is to impact the world through our efforts of promoting individuality, good health, self-control, and success. At each meeting, we discuss and deal with issues that affect black women specifically and women of color in general.
The Model UN
The Model UN provides a unique opportunity for students to learn about international politics, contemporary world problems, international organizations, negotiation and collaboration. Students participate in the Annual Model United Nations Conference in New York City, where they represent a designated country and its views and perspectives. Students experience the challenges and working toward solutions to interests of their country and the common good of the world’s citizens. In addition, participants get the opportunity to interact with United Nations Official.
Pre-Dental Society
The Pre-Dental Society’s primary goals are to establish and maintain a network of individuals who are interested in the science and practice of dentistry, and to work with one another on becoming highly qualified applicants to dental schools across the nation. The Pre-Dental Society’s tasks are: reviewing dental school requirements for admission, reviewing and discussing DAT exam materials, and assisting student looking for internship opportunities. In addition, the Pre-Dental Society’s will volunteer in local communities, helping to promote oral health and hygiene, primarily to students
in elementary, middle, and high school. The Pre-Dental Society’s will also work on encouraging minority students in high schools with sub-standard graduation rates to consider careers in dentistry such as, dentists, dental assistant, dental laboratory technicians, and dental hygienist. Other opportunities, including but not limited to, donating dental hygiene kits to homeless shelters would also be explored.
Pine Log Yearbook
This organization publishes the annual Pine Manor College yearbook, Pine Log. Students are involved in all aspects of the production and publication process.
Pine Manor Ambassadors
Students serve as ambassadors for the College by contacting prospective students, hosting overnight guests, leading campus tours and assisting with special programs.
Psychology Club
Students interested in Psychology explore how to apply its principals to everyday life through different activities. Students have attended conferences, practiced GRE Tests, discussed graduate school, and explore other issues of interests to its members. You do not have to be a psychology major to join.
Student Health Advisory Board (SHAB)
This student organization is concerned with all aspects of health and wellness. You can gain valuable experience in the areas of leadership, program planning and peer health education by joining SHAB. You will have opportunities to be involved in developing and sponsoring programs addressing the issues of reproductive health, safer sex, alcohol, body image, stress reduction, and more. Learn more about wellness by becoming a member of SHAB.
WPMC Radio
This student-run, on-campus radio station broadcasts a variety of music. It also broadcasts the news and advertises campus programs. Try your hand at being a WPMC DJ, public service announcement writer, or production assistant.