Clubs and Organizations  Amnesty International: An on-campus opportunity to further Amnesty’s vision of universal human rights for all. Asian Cultural Awareness: Provides a diverse group of students, including adopted and biracial Asians and non-Asians, with a cultural and intellectual atmosphere for learning about and fortifying awareness of Asian cultures, histories, and philosophies. Events include Asian-Pacific Islander Month and Chinese New Year. Christian Fellowship: Provides worship, mission, and fellowship opportunities for students. French Connection: An opportunity for students to speak French, eat French food, and enjoy each other’s company. Irish Dance Club: The Irish Dancers teach fellow students of all abilities the Irish cultural form of step dancing, both social and competition-style. They also perform their own innovative, modern work at off-campus venues. Jewish Student Union: Resource for practicing Judaism, meeting other Jewish students, and getting involved in events and activities. 
Model European
Union: For students interested in diplomatic negotiations, role-playing,
and European politics. Participates in an intercollegiate European
Union simulation which meets alternately in Brussels, Belgium, and
locations in New York State. Model United Nations: For students interested in participating in the National Model United Nations, which takes place at the end of the academic year in New York City. Newman Club: Skidmore’s Catholic community meets weekly for either a prayer or communion service or Mass (once a month). Students gather afterward for discussion, and to plan group activities. Raíces (“roots” in Spanish): Acts as a resource for students of Hispanic and Latino backgrounds and anyone interested in learning about Latino culture. Events include Hispanic Heritage Month and Dominican Independence Day. Activities include tutoring inner-city kids in nearby Schenectady, N.Y. Skidmore Pride Alliance: Support, awareness-raising, and outreach for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (GLBTQ) students and their straight supporters. Students Organized Against Racism: Committed to eradicating racial bias in academe through the development of supportive, nondiscriminatory, and productive educational environments. Ujima (Swahili for “collective work and responsibility”): Seeks to unite Skidmore students of African descent and act as an educational resource for the community on African, African-American, and African-Caribbean cultures. Events include Black Solidarity Day, speakers, and an annual fashion show. Creative Thought Matters. Skidmore College · 815 North Broadway · Saratoga Springs, NY · 12866
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