The Anthropology Student Association is a student-run organization that utilizes the four fields of Anthropology to create a platform for open minds; collaboration; and world understanding. They seek to provide a space that gives students a holistic view on Anthropology; helps to build leadership skills; allows room for creativity; and ensures preparation for the next stages in life. In this capacity they sponsor programs of anthropological interest.

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SAIS hosts a number of events each academic year for International Studies majors and other students at CCNY. Recent events have included:
- Townhall discussions of current events
- Student presentations of study abroad experiences
- Alumni presentations
- Graduate school preparatory workshops
- Peer advisement

If you would like to become involved in SAIS, please email sais@gtest.ccny.cuny.edu or Club President Djenabou Bah, dbah000@citymail.cuny.edu . You can also follow SAIS on Facebook. Follow the instagram: ccnyinternationalstudiesclub

MUN is a forum for education about the structure of the United Nations and the global events that concern the United Nations. MUN also holds simulations of Model UN competitions so that students can practice the skills they need to succeed in Model UN conferences and beyond.

Note that MUN is a club; there are also two classes that students can enroll in to participate in Model UN conferences:
- INTL 31408: Research for Model UN
- INTL 31406: Model UN

For more information about the MUN Club or about these classes, reach out to the MUN President Safiyya Savage, savage.safiyyah@gmail.com or Rafal Szczurowski, rszczurowski@gc.cuny.edu .

UNA is a campus chapter that works as the ambassador for the United Nations here at City College. UNA holds public events and workshops for students that focus on the UN's Sustainable Development Goals.

If you would like to become involved in UNA, please email Club President: Hawa Diallo, hdiallo007@citymail.cuny.edu .

The City College of New York has received consultative status as a non-governmental organization in association with the United Nations Department of Public Information. CCNY is one of only four institutions of higher education in the New York metropolitan area and hte first CUNY college to earn this distinction. NGO status permits the International Studies Program to place up to three undergraduate students each semester at the UN as youth representatives to international NGOs. 

If you would like more information about the CCNY-NGO, UNDPI, please email Rafal Szczurowski, rszczurowski@gc.cuny.edu .
 

CCNY's Diplomat-in-Residence advises students on U.S. State Department internships and entry to the U.S. Foreign Service. Every spring, the Diplomat-in-Residence teaches Practice of Diplomacy (IR B6918) as part of the Master's Program in International Affairs.

Undergraduate majors in International Studies with a GPA of at least 3.0 can request permission to enroll in the course by contacting Dr. Muir, smuir@ccny.cuny.edu .