"Fall" for October Student Organization Events
Welcome to October, a month filled with lots of event celebrating community, service, and culture by several student organizations!
As we embrace the changing season, the campus is invited to join us in honoring the rich tapestry of traditions and experiences that make our campus so unique. Throughout this month, student organizations will host a series of events designed to educate, celebrate and connect us all.
From thought-provoking movies and lively opportunities and storytelling sessions, each event offers a chance to immerse yourself and learn from one another. Whether you're looking to explore new traditions or share your own, there’s something for everyone. Let’s come together to foster understanding and a sense of belonging. We can’t wait to see you there!
Disability and Neurodiverse Artist Collective (DNAC)
Every Wednesday of the month DNAC will be tabling on Daniel’s Plaza to spread awareness of the club and promote the upcoming Blood Drive on Thursday, Oct. 31 from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. in Eisenberg. High school students are able to volunteer for the drive, but cannot participate by donating blood.
For more information: @dnac.uncsa
UNCSA PRIDE
The organization is inviting the campus to celebrate National Coming Out Day at their table on Daniel’s Plaza on Oct. 11 from 11 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Stop by the table for goodies and learn ways to get involved.
On Oct. 20 Pride is hosting a Craft Day for students to come and decorate fabric bags and OneCard holders in Eisenberg on Oct. 27 from 5:30-9 p.m.
For more information: @uncsapride
Artists of Color (AOC)
AOC’s celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month will conclude with Baile de los Muertos, a night of Latine culture with a Day of the Dead twist. This event includes dancing, competitions, live music, and solo performances on Saturday, Oct. 12 from 4-10 p.m. in Eisenberg. This event is only for college and graduate students.
Students interested in running for office for the next year are also invited to reach out to the current officers to find out more information about their roles and impact on the campus community.
For more information: @aocunca
Asians Come Together (ACT)
ACT is hosting a screening of Train to Busan, featuring traditional Asian snacks and a talk back after the movie. The screening will take place on Sunday, Oct. 13 at 7 p.m. in ACE Theater. This event is only for college and graduate students.
For more information: @act_uncsa
Middle Eastern and North African Student Association (MENASA)
MENASA, formally referred to as MENA, is hosting a screening on Oct. 26 at 7 p.m. of a Middle Eastern-themed film. This event is only for college and graduate students.
For more information: @menasa.uncsa
To learn more about these organizations or more ways to engage with the campus community, contact Institutional Engagement.
Contact: Tasha M. Myersns in new t
Oct. 3, 2024