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By: Alexis d'Ambly
February 5, 2026
Centenary clubs and organizations lined up across the Cyclone Dining Hall for the bi-annual Involvement Fair, giving students an opportunity to get to know the campus clubs, on Tuesday, Feb. 3.
“I believe that the Involvement Fair is an important tradition in the history of Centenary and college students worldwide,” said Eddie Pol, senior biology major and head of the Student Government Association. “This tradition brings students together to form a community where everyone can find a place to fit in! This gathering of community is especially valuable when people need that sense of belonging in times of chaos and peril, such as everything that's going on with the world outside our small campus.”
The Cyclone Chronicle staff handed out candy and got to know the new president, John Schol.
Alexis d'Ambly and Centenary University President Schol. (Photo by Janet Zatta, adjunct professor of writing)
Cyclone Chronicle Staff Members Tanner Sullivan, Nick Storms, and Samantha Swayze. (Photo by Janet Zatta, adjunct professor of writing)
Several fraternities and sororities set up tables.
Delta Xi Nu Multicultural Sorority poster about sisterhood. (Photo by Samantha Swayze)
Delta Xi Nu sisters, from left, CarmelaRose Fowler, Hailey Alvarado, Amanda Lorenzo, and Taylor Lavin. (Photo by Samantha Swayze)
Alpha Phi Delta members, from left, President Martin Zoet, John Polukort, Vice President Lucas Bova, Bohdan Olefirenko, Thomas Drea, and Xavier Cruz at their Involvement Fair table. (Photo by Alexis d'Ambly)
Many clubs and organizations were seen at the Involvement Fair.
Tanner Sullivan, student programming director, hosted the WNTI table. (Photo by Samantha Swayze)
WNTI radio station poster. (Photo by Samantha Swayze)
Enactus table hosted by Callista McKeon and Ivana Waldele. (Photo by Samantha Swayze)
The Writing Collab--the writing tutoring center in the lower level of Taylor Memorial library--also hosted a table of information. Dr. Carol Barnett serves as director of the Writing Collab. (Photo by Samantha Swayze)
Multicultural Club table hosted by Diana Alzate, advisor and director of First Year Experience, along with student Saurelys Escano. (Photo by Samantha Swayze)
Several honor societies also hosted tables at the Involvement Fair.
Kappa Delta Epsilon (KDE), future educators honor society, table ran by Nevaeh McKenny-Zacarias. (Photo by Samantha Swayze)
Tri Alpha, first-generation honor society, table ran by Diana Alzate, advisor and First Year Experience director along with and Saurelys Escano. (Photo by Samantha Swayze)
New student-run clubs were also included.
Centenary Tech & Innovation Society table, hosted by Ronan Christie. (Photo by Samantha Swayze)
Hoops of Culture table, hosted by Nick Storms. (Photo by Samantha Swayze)
Majorette Dance Team table, hosted by Courtney Soloman. (Photo by Samantha Swayze)
Even CycloneCon had a table to advertise their upcoming event on Saturday, April 11. If you’re interested in volunteering, contact Dr. Erica McCrystal, professor of English, at erica.mccrystal@centenaryuniveristy.edu.
CycloneCon table, hosted by J. (Photo by Samantha Swayze)
Rita Keene hosted the Taylor Memorial Library and The Hack at SLAC yearbook table.
Taylor Memorial Library (TML) table including The Hack yearbook and Craft Club with by Rita Keene, library user experience manager. (Photo by Samantha Swayze)
If you’re interested in joining clubs or organizations on campus, reach out to the presidents or advisers listed under each photo.
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