Representative Student Organizations
Representative Student Organizations (RSO)
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A Representative Student Organization (RSO) is a student organization which operates in a governance or representative capacity or provides a significant service to the student body of RIT.

NSC: NTID Student Congress
The NTID Student Congress helps to provide services and programs and review issues for the approximately 1,100 students enrolled within NTID (the National Technical Institute for the Deaf) and RIT.

OUTspoken
OUTspoken seeks to create an environment within the RIT community that is inclusive to all sexual orientations, gender identities, and gender expressions, and to eradicate heterosexism, homophobia, and transphobia within RIT.

Global Union
Global Union is the largest multicultural student organization at RIT. It promotes understanding of diversity and the development of a strong multicultural movement within our community. The Union encourages cooperation, interaction, and communication among all ethnic groups at RIT while providing leadership and support to all its affiliated organizations.

ACA: ALANA Collegiate Association
It is the mission of the ALANA Collegiate Association to improve the overall collegiate experience of ALANA (African, Latin, Asian, Native-American) students through the promotion of academic excellence, cultural expression and leadership.

SAAC: Student-Athlete Advisory Committee
The RIT SAAC functions as a representative body of the student-athletes on campus. They provide leadership opportunities and community service events for athletes and also try to foster camaraderie across the various athletic teams on campus.

GLC: Greek Leadership Committee
The purpose of the Greek Leadership Committee (GLC) is to promote unity, advocacy, and collaboration among Greek organizations. Through leadership, service, and community engagement, we aim to enhance the Greek experience and foster a strong relationship between Greek Life, the university, and the student body.