We are a community committed to the comprehensive development of every student, fostering both intellectual growth and strong character. We achieve this by intentionally uplifting our students, faculty, staff, and alumni and valuing the unique experiences and perspectives that each person brings to our campus.

The Macon Mosaic reflects the many Pieces of Us that make our community stronger together. At the institutional level, this commitment is demonstrated through our focus on community and belonging, student well-being, cultural engagement, intercultural competence, and educational programming.

Celebrating You

The Student Engagement Center is our trailblazer on campus for building inclusive and affirming community. 

There, you’ll find dedicated professionals, student leaders, and resources ready to help you explore clubs, affinity groups, and other organizations where you can build meaningful connections and develop a strong sense of belonging at RMC and beyond. 

Stronger together Affinity Groups

To get involved with these boards and clubs, contact them directly or connect through the Student Engagement Center.

  • Students learn the salsa dance

Mosaic programming board

MPB exists to uplift, celebrate, and educate the campus community about diverse cultures, customs, and identities. We achieve this through a wide range of programs and experiences, including entertainment, classroom discussions, cultural celebrations, and more.

Affinity Groups

All links go to The Buzz, our student portal for engagement!

  • Black Cultural Society: The BCS will serve as an avenue to educate its members and others about Black culture and will promote cultural awareness within the Randolph-Macon community by providing activities that showcase the culture and diversity of Black people.
  • Hispanic Heritage Club: The Hispanic Heritage Club’s goal is to spread cultural awareness on our campus and create a community among our Latinx/Hispanic population. By hosting cultural events on campus we hope to engage and enlighten our fellow students while also helping to establish a tight knit Hispanic community.
  • For Her, With All: FHWA is a women-centered organization dedicated to creating a vibrant, inclusive community where every voice is heard and celebrated. While our mission is rooted in the empowerment of women, we believe that progress requires all and openly welcome allies.
  • RMC Pride Alliance: RMC Pride Alliance is an organization of people who have a common interest in promoting awareness, respect, and acceptance of gender and sexual minorities on campus and within the greater community.
  • International Interest Group: International Interest Group provides a platform for international students to network, share cultures and experience American college life. Additionally, IIG increases the awareness of international student body on campus 
  • Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.: The Tau Delta Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated is an international service organization that was founded on the campus of Howard University in Washington, D.C. in 1908. It is the oldest Greek-lettered organization established by African-American college-educated women. 
  • Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc.: An international service organization founded in 1963 at Morgan State University, the Theta Epsilon Chapter of Iota Phi Theta Fraternity Inc. was chartered on January 24, 2013 here at Randolph-Macon College. It is now the nation’s fifth largest predominately minority social service fraternity.

Staying Connected

Multicultural Alumni Association

The Multicultural Alumni Association’s (MAA) mission is to connect alumni with each other, with students, and with RMC. It consists of alumni who work to promote and foster an environment of inclusivity at RMC and better unite and engage multicultural alumni through leadership, mentorship, scholarship, fellowship, and service.

Four women posing for a photo at a Multicultural Alumni Association event.
A group of students sitting in yellow Adirondack chairs with flowers in the foreground.

Projects for Peace

Have an idea for how to help your community? Are you ready to take action around a social issue which inspires your passion? Hoping for a career in peacebuilding and changemaking? If any of these things are true, we invite you to learn more about Projects for Peace.

Communities and Resources

first gen students

Departments across campus collaborate to provide programming and events to support the success of students who are the first in their families to attend college.

Ana Leal chemistry student speaking with professor Schreiner in lab

lgbtqia+ pride

Our commitment is born of a belief that every student and the intersections of their identities are unique and wonderful.

Fine art print portraying a vibrant rainbow painting, evoking a sense of belonging at RMC.