The Core Council at Marymount Manhattan College was established to coordinate the efforts among the six (6) major student organizations on campus to increase the engagement of the general student body, and to serve as a unifying voice to better address issues affecting the student body.
To accomplish its mission, the Core Council steadfastly works towards:
Establishing, coordinating, and publicizing the activities of the member organizations
Assisting the College’s administration in attaining its student engagement objectives
Maintaining student involvement, advocacy, and inter-council relations
Encouraging student leaders and organizations to maintain involvement within the college community at Marymount Manhattan College
Core Council Representation
The executive board of the Core Council is comprised of one representative from a number of active, longstanding student organizations on campus. The Core Council may never exceed six (6) member organizations. The participating organizations were selected, in part, due to the far-reaching nature of their mission and/or programming efforts and their perceived ability to work towards the overall mission of the Core Council. For more information on any of the member organizations of the Core Council, click each of the names below:
The Black and Latinx Student Association (BLSA) was created to assist in voicing the opinions and addressing the needs of the Marymount student body. We are a heritage group composed of students who have recognized some of the problematic issues concerning the underrepresented percentage of the student body.
Current leadership team: Viviana Metzgar, President Alan McKenzie, Vice President Ayobunmi Pacheco, Secretary Abril Chavez, Treasurer
The mission of CAB(opens in a new tab) is to enhance student life at Marymount Manhattan College by planning, promoting and executing social, multicultural, recreational and educational events for the general student body.
Current leadership team:
Kelly McGuinness, President Julia Gaudioso, Secretary Alexandra Rabney, Treasurer Lauren Foley, Special and Annual Events Chair Gabriella Gavazzi, Off-campus Events Chair
Vacant Positions
Vice President Diversity and Multicultural Chair Community Service Chair
Feel free to email cab@mmm.edu for more information.
The purpose of the Griffin Yearbook(opens in a new tab) is to preserve and provide memories of Marymount Manhattan College’s academic year. The MMC yearbook staff captures major moments from both fall and spring semesters all the way up until Commencement in May.
Current leadership team: Victoria Whalen, Editor-in-Chief
The Monitor(opens in a new tab) is Marymount’s student-run newspaper. With a circulation of 1,000, the paper is published six times a semester with the exception of summer and January sessions. If you’re not on campus, visit us online at themonitormmc.com/(opens in a new tab)!
Current leadership team: Gabrielle Fiorella, Editor-in-Chief Averee Nelson, Digital Managing Editor Meg Masseron, Features Editor Megan Arnold, Layout & Design Editor Seamus Fallon, Head Copy Editor Imani Rivera, Social Media Manager
The SGA advocates for the rights of students and facilitates communication between the administration, faculty, staff and student body. The SGA works to promote justice, leadership and integrity within the MMC community to better the College and the community in which students live.
Current leadership team: Nyesha Mccormick, President Kiara Mendez, Vice President Giulia Becker Miller, Secretary Peyton Gatewood, Treasurer
Feel free to email sga@mmm.edu for more information.
To contact the Core Council, please email corecouncil@mmm.edu or one of the respective member organizations.
Professional Development Grant
As part of the Core Council’s mission, current Marymount Manhattan College students have the opportunity to apply for the Core Council Professional Development Grant to fund or partially fund involvement in a conference/workshop. This grant was established in order to support the continued development of student leadership and leadership skills of students here at MMC.