Life @RMCAD
College is a great time to discover new interests, meet new people, and build life-long relationships. Whether it’s joining (or starting) a new club, exploring off-campus, educating yourself on a new topic, or connecting with the Denver arts community, there are infinite ways to get involved!
Our wide variety of student-led clubs and organizations provide opportunities for social and recreational activities, as well as valuable networking and professional development experiences. Join or start a club today to develop additional skills outside of the classroom and to connect with others over shared interests.
Student Ambassadors serve as peer mentors to new students and engage the campus community through peer led events and activities. Students can reach out to the ambassadors at anytime to get peer support and learn about upcoming student life events.
Reach out to Online Ambassadors at [email protected] and Campus Ambassadors at [email protected]u with any questions or to learn how to get involved.
The Student Leadership Alliance (also known as SLA) is the governing body of RMCAD’s student clubs and organizations. The SLA meets monthly to connect about club business, share best practices, and cover club requirements. The SLA is overseen by the Director of Student Life and three Student Leadership Alliance officers who are current active students and hold leadership roles within their own clubs. The SLA provides clubs the opportunity to build comradery and collaborate while also developing RMCAD’s student leaders. Want to learn more? Email the SLA Officers at [email protected].
By partnering with local organizations and nonprofits, the Civic Engagement Program at RMCAD gives students the opportunity to apply academic knowledge, diversify skill sets, collaborate with larger entities, and build meaningful connections that will last long after graduation.
Mark your calendars for the next RMCAD Day of Service happening on Saturday, September 20!
Every term, students have the opportunity for additional learning outside of the classroom. We call these opportunities “Sidequests.” A term commonly used in gaming, sidequests are additional adventures that allow our students to gain resources alongside their primary journey. Look for these badges to signal that you are on a Sidequest for more learning.
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