African-American Society (Afro-Am)
Francisca Moliere - President

This club known as "Afro-Am", is the oldest ethnically based student club at BSU. Founded in 1970, Afro-Am works to promote black consciousness and identity, develop and maintain community programs with neighboring black communities, and advance social, cultural, economic and political opportunities for people of African descent.

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Asian Student Union (ASU)

Alexander Le - President

ASU is a diverse group of students which tries to bring knowledge and understanding of Asian culture to BSU.  Another goal of ASU is to help the Asian community feel comfortable and welcome in the Bridgewater Community and at BSU. 

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Cape Verdean Student Association (CVSA)
 Helder Almeida - President

CVSA was established in 1996, sponsors numerous social and academic events for Cape Verdean students and provides opportunities for faculty, staff and students from other ethnic backgrounds to come together and learn about Cape Verdean culture and heritage.

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La Sociedad Latina (LSL)
Eileen Lara - President

La Sociedad Latina, formerly known as the Latino Club, was founded in 1993. The organization works to promote unity and cultural awareness to the college and community to recognize Hispanic heritage through a wide range of annual programs and cultural events.

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Men Integrated in Brotherhood (MIB)
Joe Bogle - President

The purpose of this organization is to give support, show respect and create a sense of brotherhood among minority men at BSU. As young men, MIB's are trying to build a strong community. It is important to build a family atmosphere for all men to help us grow mentally, physically, spiritually, educationally, psychologically, and socially.

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Sister Scholars
Shenaya Martin - President

Sister Scholars is a support group for young women here at BSU. Our goals are to reach out to each other and to other women in the community both on and off campus and to promote and enhance leadership and education among young women. Our mission is to support women of all ethnic backgrounds by creating a sisterhood focused on serving our community and respecting each other as women. 

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United Caribbean Culture (UCC)
 Valentina Arecy - President

United Caribbean Culture organization shall serve as a focus at BSU for all students and other members of the BSU community interested in Caribbean culture and affairs. The club shall engage in promoting awareness, which will contribute to the progress of the Caribbean community at large.

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African Student Association (ASA)
 Grace Famobiwo - President

The African Student Association (ASA) is an organization that is open to all students regardless of race, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or age who want to embrace and celebrate the remarkably diverse African Cultures. ASA raises awareness and inspires educational discussions surrounding various issues in Africa; to propose solutions and steps needed in resolving the troubles that are prevalent in Africa. Our Goal is to create and maintain a social and educational network between ASA members and its affiliates that encourages scholarship, friendship and involvement within the BSU community and beyond.

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Haitian American Student Association (HASA)
Dinacheley Masse - President

HASA became a recognized student organization here at BSU in September of 2010.  The idea to form HASA came shortly after the tragic earthquake in Haiti. Our goal in this group is to spread the Haitian culture around campus and in the community. We also focus on finding ways to improve the conditions of Haiti by hosting events and fundraisers centered on the Haitian Culture.

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