Clubs & Activities

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• A Cappella Groups

  There are two a cappella singing groups on campus: The Tabor Tones (boys) and The Nightingales (girls). These student run groups frequently perform in Chapel or All-School Meeting keeping us entertained with popular songs they arrange and perform. Practices are generally one night a week.

• GSA

  Tabor’s Gender Sexuality Alliance has a large presence on campus, and serves as a network, support system, and learning environment for students of all genders and sexualities. The group meets roughly once each month, where students engage in LGBTQ-related conversation and plan events on campus. Past events and initiatives started by the GSA include Tabor’s "Day of Silence”, the “Changing the Game” video initiative, and talks from LGBTQ guest speakers. The Gender Sexuality Alliance’s mission is to make Tabor not only a safe space for students of diverse genders and sexualities, but also a welcoming place for students of all backgrounds. 

• I AM THAT GIRL

  I AM THAT GIRL, also referred to as IATG, is a non-profit foundation cofounded by Alexis Jones and Emily Greener. The IATG Local Chapter Program is about creating a safe space to allow girls to be who they truly are. It is about allowing girls to express things that matter to them. As a chapter we meet at least twice a month to talk about things that matter like confidence, respect, relationships, being a girl in today's media, how girls are seen at Tabor, fears, struggles, self-love, and so much more. The goal for this chapter is to create a close-knit group within our community for our females, but make these topics an everyday conversation for everyone.

• Juntos!

  A club dedicated to helping local immigrants learn English. Spanish language students began this club which travels twice a week to New Bedford's Community Economic Development Center in order to be of assistance. They teach helpful phrases and make supportive relationships with newcomers to our area. Over 30 students are involved and while many are studying Spanish, it is not a requirement.

• Special Olympics Club

  Tabor’s Special Olympics Club partners with Special Olympics Massachusetts in their goal to provide year-round sports training and athletic competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. In addition to roughly 100 student volunteers, the group has an 8-10 student board of directors which helps to decide on programming throughout the year. In the past, the group has hosted basketball tournaments, an annual Polar Plunge, a Young Athletes program, R-word campaigns, and a Unified Fitness Day, while also participating in several off campus events such as the Hyannis Jolly Jaunt.