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Get Involved
There are a number of ways for students to get involved on-campus, including the Student Government Association (SGA), MassArt Student Organizations, leadership positions, on-campus jobs, volunteering, attending campus events, MassArt's Student Affinity Groups, or through MassArt's Center of Art and Community Partnerships (CACP). MassArt students are also able to join any student groups at our partner Colleges of the Fenway (COF) institutions (Wentworth Institute of Technology, MCPHS University, Simmons University, Emmanuel College).
The following is a list of MassArt student groups that are currently active and there are new groups started each year by students!
Massart Student Organizations
The American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS), is an international organization of architecture students that aims to better the school environment of architecture (in studios, classes and community), while also making the transition from education to profession as smooth as possible.
We create art that both captures life and enhances it. We aim to involve more animators with the community and help bring independent student made films to the greater Boston community.
We inspire students to create innovative designs for a more sustainable future, as well as encouraging lasting relationships and connections that will help students to succeed in the world after graduation.
Bird Club aims to get students interested in the hobby of birding, excited about the outdoors, and eager to learn about the wildlife that surrounds us.
We help introduce the school and our department to contemporary ceramic practices and artists. We are committed to the continuation of the ceramics major and to the accessibility of our studios to MassArt students as a whole.
Clay for Change works to connect students at MassArt to the greater community by teaching them about clay practices and how those practices can be used to help others.
We aim to provide a creative environment for comic creators to meet up, critique, and make comics.
The Costume Club exists for students of all skill levels to share technical skills through workshops, focusing on skills that may not be offered in MassArt classes, and to give a space for critique on costume work.
The Creative Writing Club exists to provide student writers of all experience levels with a place to connect with each other and exchange their poems, stories, scripts, and more for feedback.
Eventworks creates and facilitates events that highlight and entertain the students and faculty of the MassArt community through art, education and experimentation.