Rockland Community College Association Inc.
Rockland Community College Association Inc.
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About this organization
Mission
To supplement, advance, enrich and operate those educational, research, social, cultural, recreational, welfare, living and financial facilities, activities, and services as are provided for the students, community, faculty and staff of Rockland Community College at Suffern, NY in any matter or manner not inconsistent with the law. To promote and cultivate educational, social, cultural, and recreational relations among students, community, faculty and staff by assisting them in every way possible in their study, work, living and extra-curricular activities.
About
Student involvement addresses the interests of our diverse student body, offering exciting opportunities to meet new friends and explore different cultures. Through a variety of programs, services and activities, student involvement provides students an opportunity to broaden their college experience outside of the classroom. Programs are as follows: Co-curricular Transcript Program: This program provides an opportunity for students to receive an official document that lists their learning experiences beyond the classroom. This is an official record of the co-curricular activities and accomplishments of our students, which is verified by an advisor and student involvement. Evening Star Program: The Evening Star Program is designed with evening students in mind to encourage evening student involvement and to promote active learning. Evening students are provided on-campus information, advisement and resources; refreshments are also provided. Free Legal Information: Free legal information is provided to serve as a resource to inform Rockland Community College students of their rights and responsibilities concerning legal issues. Free confidential consultations with an attorney are available on the main campus. This service does not include representation in court. Leadership Education Achievement & Development (L.E.A.D.): This series of workshops is designed to assist the next generation of leaders who will offer a fresh perspective, share and develop new skills, and commit to life-long learning to enhance local and global communities. Religious Life: Representatives of several faiths are on campus to serve the spiritual needs of students through educational instruction, counseling, services and social events. Student Activities Board: The Student Activities Board (SAB), a committee of the Student Government Association, initiates student-sponsored, campus-wide events and programs, including Club Fest, Spring Fest, sporting events, lectures and theater trips. Joining SAB is a great way to become involved on campus, meet friends, have fun and develop transferable leadership skills. The SAB chairperson collaborates with the presidents of all student clubs and organizations to coordinate programs, share information, and discuss ideas and concerns. Student Activity Fees: Each semester, student activity fees are collected from enrolled RCC students. The Student Government Association approves and oversees the expenditures of the student activity fees. Student activity fees are used to support programs for the benefit of the campus community, including cultural, educational, social and recreational programs, as well as tutoring, athletics and campus based scholarships. Students are encouraged to take full advantage of activities supported by student activity fees. Student Clubs and Organizations: Students are strongly encouraged to get involved in any of the 50+ student clubs/organizations here at Rockland Community College. There are clubs and organizations focused on academic majors, performing arts, physical health, religion, politics, and a cadre of other special interests. This is a great way to build your transferable skills as you prepare for the next step after RCC. Student Government Association: The Student Government Association is the official student voice of RCC's student body. Comprised of 4 executive board members, 7 sophomore senators and 7 freshmen senators, the Student Government Association oversees the student activities budget and represents the student body on a number of campus committees such as the RCC Association Board. Members of the Student Government Association are elected to serve for one academic year. Student Publications: Outlook Student Press, RCC's student-run newspaper, publishes campus news, feature stories, editorials, columns, entertainment and sports news, advertising, and more. Impulse, the award-winning literary magazine, is published annually by students and faculty members, and contains student art and photography as well as fiction, poetry, essays, and other creative writing by students. Volunteer Service Program: The Volunteer Service Program provides opportunities for RCC students to develop a sense of social awareness and an understanding of life, work and responsible citizenship in a diverse and changing world on-campus and off-campus. After completing a brief application, students are given access to a set of on-campus and off-campus volunteer opportunities to choose from that matches their skills, interests and times of availability. For off-campus volunteering, students can be paired with a non-profit agency where a partnership is allowing for advanced student learning. To complete the program, students will fulfill a total of 42 hours of volunteer service to be eligible for an opportunity to audit a 3-credit course after graduation and graduation service cords.
Interesting data from their 2020 990 filing
The non-profit's mission is outlined in the filing as being “To supplement, advance, enrich and operate those educational, research, social, cultural, recreational, welfare, living and financial facilities, activities, and services as are provided for the students, community, faculty and staff of rockland community college at suffern, ny in any matter or manner not inconsistent with the law. to promote and cultivate educational, social, cultural, and recreational relations among students, community, faculty and staff by assisting them in every way possible in their study, work, living and extra-curricular activities.”.
When outlining its responsibilities, they were referred to as: “To supplement, advance, enrich and operate those educational, research, social, cultural, recreational, welfare, living and financial facilities, activities, and services as are provided for the students, community, faculty and staff of rockland community college at suffern, ny in any matter or manner not inconsistent with the law. to promote and cultivate educational, social, cultural, and recreational relations among students, community, faculty and staff by assisting them in every way possible in their study, work, living and extra-curricular activities.”.
- The state in which the non-profit operates has been officially reported as NY.
- The filing reveals the non-profit's address in 2020 to be 145 COLLEGE ROAD, SUFFERN, NY, 10901.
- As per the non-profit's form for 2020, they have 3 employees on their payroll.
- Is not a private foundation.
- Expenses are greater than $1,000,000.
- Revenue is greater than $1,000,000.
- Revenue less expenses is $92,046.
- The organization has 6 independent voting members.
- The organization was formed in 1961.
- The organization pays $243,328 in salary, compensation, and benefits to its employees.
- The organization pays $0 in fundraising expenses.