At Rollins, we are proud to support a growing number of groups, clubs, and organizations that bring individuals together around shared interests and/or identities to advance common priorities and commitments for an inclusive environment to learn, live, and work. From student cultural clubs to employee resource groups, there are many possibilities to feel connected with existing groups on campus and institutional support to create new opportunities for community.


Student Organizations

If you’re seeking out others who share your racial, ethnic, or social identity or values, take a look at our many cultural clubs and organizations, such as Spectrum (LGBTQ+), the Black Student Union, Voices 4 Women, and the Latin American Student Association. Explore more at getinvolved.rollins.edu.

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    Black Student Union

    The Black Student Union (BSU) is dedicated to fostering unity through community involvement, cultural activities, and academic excellence among self-identified Black students.Our vision is to encourage the retention and recruitment of Black Students at Rollins College. We are also dedicated to fostering unity within the larger student body and promoting diversity for academic achievement and cultural competence.

  • A group of students meets around a table on the Lakeside Neighbordhood pool deck.

    Latin American Student Association

    The Latin American Student Association (LASA) is dedication to serving all students desiring to learn from and connect with the Hispanic-Latinx community at Rollins College.

  • A group of students poses for a photo before the Pride parade in Orlando.

    Spectrum

    Spectrum is an organization dedicated to serving Rollins by creating a safe and comfortable environment for students who self-identity as a member of the LGBTQ+ community. We work towards improving inclusivity and visibility for the LGBTQ+ community on campus. We value ourselves as a safe space that is focused on liberation and intersectionality.


Employee Resource Groups

Employee resource groups (ERGs) provide faculty and staff with the opportunity to share interests and experiences with each other, and the broader campus community. At Rollins, ERGs serve as a strategic pillar in supporting the institution’s mission by aiding in the recruitment and retention of diverse talent; fostering inclusion and belonging; facilitating networking, social connectedness, and community building; supporting employee development and capacity building; and helping to inform inclusive policies and practices. These groups also identify opportunities to directly support student groups. All ERGs are formed and operated by employees on a voluntary basis. For questions or information about our ERGs, email dmckinnon@rollins.edu.

Additional ERGs Coming Soon! We are pleased to work with our community to identify new ERGs that best serve our diverse community.

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    Black Women's Circle

    The Black Women’s Circle promotes an atmosphere of fellowship, mentorship, and professional development for staff, faculty, and students of African descent within the Rollins community.

    Contact: BWC@rollins.edu

    Current Employees: Join BWC on MyRollins

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    ¡Pa'lante!

    ¡Pa'lante! strives to create a sense of community and belonging for Latine/Hispanic employees and allies, fostering an inclusive work environment of feeling valued, heard, and supported.

    Contact: palante@rollins.edu

    Current Employees: Join ¡Pa'lante! on MyRollins

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    PRISM

    This group promotes awareness of the LGBTIQQA community and offers support for a safe and inclusive environment on campus.

    Contact: prism@rollins.edu

    Current Employees: Join PRISM on MyRollins


Additional Employee Communities

Additional employee communities serve to enrich connectedness and support through mentorship, information sharing, and morale building across campus through employee roles or division.

  • Black Faculty Group

    The Black Faculty Group promotes unity, increases productivity, and enriches the morale among Black faculty with mentorship of students that identify with the African diaspora.