College of Science Student Advisory Board (COSSAB)

Formed in 1997, the group was established as a liaison between the COS students, Student Government, and the Dean. In addition to sponsoring the annual spring picnic and formal dance, the COSSAB has been involved with issues concerning COS students. Contact us.

Alpha Chi Sigma (Chemistry Fraternity)

Alpha Chi Sigma is one of a kind. Following the original concept for a fraternity as an academic organization, we are the only Professional Chemistry Fraternity. Over 100 years old with over 50,000 members, we bring together men and women pursuing a wide variety of chemistry-related careers.

Chem Club

Chem Club was initiated to develop a better sense of community within the chemistry department. Chem Club organizes both social and educational events that will give fellow chem majors an opportunity to get to know one another and explore the many facets to a career in chemistry. Quarterly newsletters will be available in addition to photos of current events within the club.

Imaging Science & Technology

IS&T is a student organization for those studying imaging science or related fields. We provide speakers from industry, alumni presentations, trips to Eastman house, the observatory, free tutoring and mentoring as well as social events.

Life Science Club

The Life Science Club is an official club at RIT, dedicated to representing the undergraduate College of Science students (and anyone else interested in science). It serves as an academic and social organization designed to provide the following services and activities: forums for discussion with various professionals and faculty, research opportunities, tutoring, peer advising, volunteer activities, intramural sports, club dinners, club trips, Student Government, club activities, weekly meetings.

piRIT

piRIT is RIT's Association of Student Mathematicians and Statisticians whose goals are: Promotion of math awareness on campus, Undergraduate research opportunities, Fun group activities, Tutoring, Guest Speakers, Graduate school information.

RIT Observatory

Astronomy at RIT is shared in a collaborative sense between the Department of Physics and the Chester F. Carlson Center for Imaging Science, two academic units in the College of Science. While astronomy is not a major at RIT, several undergraduate courses are offered through the Department of Physics.

Society of Physics Students

The SPS is devoted to adding a personal touch to the often impersonal world of physics. The group sponsors numerous events and get-togethers throughout the academic year.