In keeping with the French traditions of Assumption College, the French Club fosters an awareness of the importance of French and French culture both on and off campus. French dinners, watched French movies, and listened to French music. The idea is to improve your French while having fun and learning a little about the culture. The Math and Computer Science Club sponsors several types of recreational activities related to. . Recent events include field trips to the Boston Computer Museum and the Museum of Science, talks given by students and recent graduates about experiences in the computer work place, and math challenge problems with cash prizes.
Club meetings are informal, usually featuring pizza and soda, and all non-majors are welcome.
The purpose of the Peer Tutoring Club is to promote the ideas of peer tutoring and collaborative learning and to promote activities within the College community to enhance this appreciation. This provides opportunities for those interested in peer tutoring to practice and enhance their skills. The first meeting will be announced in September. The Philosophy Club is a group of students and faculty who meet to discuss topics of general philosophical interest outside the classroom. Our meetings give students and faculty the opportunity to pursue issues that have emerged in one or more courses, and thereby, to develop the habit of thinking rigorously together.