The Campus Activity Board
The
Campus Activities Board (CAB) at Brighton is the organization responsible
for planning, developing and implementing social, cultural and educational
events on the Brighton campus. The board consists of special interest
committees designed to meet the diverse needs of the campus population.

The
Campus Activities Board committees include: Performing
and Creative Arts, Modern Diversity,
Traditional Culture, Student
Spotlight , Travel, Cafe
Blend, Special Events, Contemporary
Events, Community Outreach, Publicity and Promotion and Nightlife. A
student chairperson leads student volunteers in the planning, promotion,
and production of events for the campus community. Numerous leadership
opportunities on the Campus Activities Board assist students in creating
a well-rounded college experience.
Performing
and Creative Arts
Responsible for planning and implementing MCC's Performing and Creative
Arts series. It also develops theatrical programs, traditional style
poetry, and dinner theaters. This committee co-sponsors programs with
the college's Creative Arts Committee and the Visual and Performing
Arts Department.
Traditional
Culture
Responsible for selection, development and implementation of programs
designed to increase multi-cultural awareness of race and ethnicity
representing the college community.
Student
Spotlight
Responsible for seeking out and featuring student talent on the MCC
campus in areas of music, theater, dance, comedy, and other various
aspects related to entertainment.
Cafe
Blend
Responsible for planning and implementing local, regional, national
and international music, coffee houses, mini-concerts, comedians and
special related events.
Travel
Responsible for developing and implementing
a low cost travel program, which may include day trips, local and/or
abroad vacation excursions, as well as theatrical and athletic events.
Special
Events
Responsible for the coordination and implementation of annual activities
for the campus, such as Fall Festival, Spring Fling, Breakfast with
Santa, athletic events and Welcome Back Week. this committee also develops
and implements prgorams designed for non-traditional forms of entertainment.
Modern
Diversity
Responsible for diverse issues designed to
incorporate areas of concern aside from traditional culture. Topics
may include gender related issues, lifestyles, and the emotionally or
physically challenged.
Contemporary
Issues
Responsible
for selecting, planning, and implementing mini-lecture programs by both
local, national, and international figures that touch on a variety of
topics of concern to MCC students. This committee involves representation
of faculty members for all academic departments, who assist in the selection
of programs. the student and faculty connection creates a strong co-curricular
and academic relationship.
Community
Outreach
Responsible
for supporting local, national, and international charities that encourage
civic engagement with the co-curricular program at MCC. These events
will incorporate members of clubs and organizations throughout the student
association.
Publicity
and Promotion
Responsible
for advertising, marketing, and informing the college and local community
of all Campus Activity Board events.
Nightlife
Responsible
for planning and implementing after hour events and programs including
weekend entertainment. These programs may feature films, comedians,
or music and will work in conjunction with Residence Life programs.
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