Student Leadership

The Campus Programming Board (CPB) is where the fun begins on campus. Help plan and organize large and small social events, entertainment, lectures, and service projects that facilitate enjoyment, inspiration, and connection.

As a member of the Student Programming Association, you'll help plan and organize a calendar of large and small social events, entertainment, lectures, and service projects that bring enjoyment, inspiration, and connection to the student community.

The Inter-Fraternity Sorority Council represents for collegiate and social fraternities and sororities at New York Tech. The IFSC promotes academic growth within Greek life and enhances the campus community through programming, community service, leadership, and professional development. For info, contact ifscow@nyit.edu.

Become an orientation leader and welcome new students to campus, familiarize them with campus life, and engage them in activities throughout the year. You can also work one-on-one as a First-Year Experience Mentor (advising), helping a new student make a successful transition to college, both academically and socially. Interested? Email studentlifenyc@nyit.edu.

Looking to be an agent for change for the campus community? Join the executive board or legislative senate of the Student Government Association, the voice of the student body, advocating for improvements to campus life at every level. Build strong relationships with campus administrators and play an important role in the funding process of student clubs and organizations.

Identify and develop your leadership skills through our First-Year Experience (and Blue and Gold Track programs for continuing students). Engage in core courses and elective activities promoting equity, social justice, self-discovery, student achievement, and diversity.

Do you excel in an academic area others find difficult? Do you have a passion for your subject and the patience to pass your knowledge along? Are you reliable and do you find it rewarding to help others succeed? Then you’d be a great addition to the Learning Center as a peer tutor.

Community Service Centers are the hub of the university’s commitment to social responsibility. Get involved as a volunteer on campus or with community agencies, or become a regular CSC project coordinator, acting as an ambassador and liaison between New York Tech, clubs and organizations, and off-campus organizations.