Board of Activities (BOA)

SUNY Orange Students - We Want You! Join the Middletown Board of Activities Meeting on Mondays at 3:00 p.m. 1st floor, Student Meeting Room, Shepard Student Center or by Zoom; Meeting ID 912 5338 6173 or join the Newburgh Board of Activities!  Meeting times will be announce soon.

CHECK OUT THE BOARD OF ACTIVITIES (BOA) EVENTS DAILY FOR OUR VIRTUAL PROGRAMS. ALSO, FOLLOW US ON TWITTER AND INSTAGRAM (@BOASUNYOrange) for details on our programs and contests!

 The members of the Board of Activities (BOA) work together to ensure that student life at SUNY Orange is both eventful and unique.  Our programs provide cultural, social and recreational opportunities for students to have a quality college experience outside the classroom.

Members of BOA are exposed to life-long leadership skills including decision-making, effective communication and time management. BOA prides itself in being one of the many proactive components at SUNY Orange dedicated to serving the student body. 

Membership

BOA is open to any student currently enrolled in credit courses at SUNY Orange. Students may enroll in either the Middletown or Newburgh BOA.

Meetings

Middletown:

Meeting are held weekly in the Student Meeting Room, 1st floor, Shepard Student Center @ 3:00 p.m. on Mondays. Come and join us!

Contact:
Deymiss Caraballo-Bobea
BOA Advisor
Phone: (845)-341-4240 - Email: deymiss.caraballobobea@sunyorange.edu

 

Newburgh:

Meeting times for the Newburgh Campus will be announced soon.

Contact:
Deymiss Caraballo-Bobea
BOA Advisor
Phone (Newburgh): (845) 341-4240 or 845-341-9544 - Email: deymiss.caraballobobea@sunyorange.edu

Middletown Board of Activities (BOA) Constitution

The Middletown Board of Activities Constitution: PDF

Newburgh Board of Activities (BOA) Constitution

The Newburgh Board of Activities Constitution: PDF

National Association of Campus Activities (NACA)

SUNY Orange is a member of the National Association of Campus Activities. NACA's school membership provides colleges and universities with the opportunity to become part of the nation’s premiere campus activities organization.

Nearly 1,100 schools from across the country are members of NACA, including large and small institutions, public and private schools, two and four year colleges and universities, and community, junior and technical colleges.

All member schools share the desire to participate in an organization that helps them create better programming opportunities for students, providing them with information and programs to help enrich the overall educational experience, while also keeping them up-to-date with the latest in the campus activities profession (courtesy of NACA).

To find out what other exciting opportunities are available from NACA, please visit www.naca.org. (Following this link will take you out of the SUNY Orange website. The college cannot be responsible for the content of this page, although the link has been reviewed and is recommended by members of the Center for Student Involvement.)

NACA is split into seven regions. SUNY Orange is in the Mid-Atlantic region along with other schools from New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Washington DC (and the surrounding metro area) and the Canadian Province of eastern Ontario.

Each region holds annual conventions. Active members of the Board of Activities have the opportunity to attend this convention to have a great time while developing leadership skills and attending leadership training workshops.