Student Organizations 

Baltimore International College believes that student organizations are vital to the development and education of every student. Many BIC students get involved in campus life by joining one of the numerous student-run organizations, from sororities and fraternities, to professional and interest-specific groups. The Office of Student Services works with students to form clubs and organizations that maintain the mission of BIC. Additionally, the OSS offers general advisement for all students, peer tutoring on request, and a variety of referrals for support services. The OSS also provides many outlets for students' recreation and leisure activities including the Student Union, various activities sponsored by BIC, and information about cultural programs in Baltimore.

Student discipline is also handled by the OSS and any questions about the Baltimore International College Code of Conduct, Judicial Board, sexual harassment policy, or other disciplinary matters should be directed to this office.

To find out more about current organizations or to start one, or disciplinary questions, please contact the Office of Student Services at 410.752.4710 ext. 242.

Clubs and Organizations

Student Council

The Baltimore International College Student Council is an elected group of students who represent the student body as a whole on campus.

Fraternities and Sororities

Alpha Kappa Epsilon Sorority is a group of women organized as a peer support group, which aids members in their personal development.

Sigma Pi Epsilon Fraternity is a group of men organized to foster growth, respect and diversity in their personal lives.

American Culinary Foundation, Greater Baltimore Chapter

The Greater Baltimore Chapter of the ACF is a professional organization of culinary arts students and professionals who host competitions, lectures, demos and networking opportunities within the culinary industry.

Residence Hall Programming Board

The Residence Programming Board is comprised of students residing in Dublin Hall, BIC's residence hall in Mount Vernon, Baltimore's cultural district. The Board plans activities and works to improve the quality of life in Dublin Hall.

Learning Resource Center

Housed in the Commerce Exchange building, the George A. Piendak Library and Learning Resource Center (LRC) maintain an expanding collection of culinary, hospitality management, general educational and recreational books, audiovisual materials, and periodicals (both print and electronic). The library is a member of several interlibrary loan programs, including the Maryland Interlibrary Consortium and the Maryland Interlibrary Loan Organization.

Student-Alumni Center

In addition to classrooms and the Learning Resource Center, the Commerce Exchange building also has a Student-Alumni Center. Students frequent the Center throughout the day visiting with friends, studying or relaxing between classes. Vending machines and game tables are available, and this is also where the Bookstore is housed. Various activities and events take place at the Student-Alumni Center throughout the year.

Computer Labs

Computer Labs are located in the Commerce Exchange building and Dublin Hall, and are open to all faculty, staff and students. BIC offers a wide variety of computer applications, including word processing, spreadsheets, desktop publishing and other software for educational use.

Communications

The Office of Communications is the department responsible for publication of The Exchange, Baltimore International College's newsletter. The goal of this publication is to keep faculty, students and staff informed about important events, activities and other news happening at BIC. Students with suggestions or comments regarding the newsletter are encouraged to contact the Office of Communications at 410.752.4710 ext. 262 or email kjones@bic.edu