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House of General Science or HoGS is a special interest house at Rochester Institute of Technology.[1] HoGS was established in 1997 as a house devoted to the love of science, and is open to all majors.
History
[edit ]The House of General Science was originally started by members of the Alpha Chi Sigma (ΑΧΣ) Chemistry Fraternity in Gibson Hall. However, they realized that devoting a single floor to chemistry was too narrow, and could easily attract more members by branching into all sciences.
Academics
[edit ]The House of General Science was established to provide a scholastic network for its members, and prides itself on attracting more than just science majors. Some past and current members of the floor have been:
- Biological Sciences
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Mathematics
- Environmental Sciences
- Engineering
- Business
- Arts
- Imaging Science
- Computing Sciences, Medical Informatics, and related majors
The House of General Science has been a frequent exhibitor at the Rochester Museum & Science Center [2]
House Representatives
[edit ]The House of General Science has an executive board, and several committees devoted to making the environment in the house inviting to members.
E-Board
[edit ]For the 2024-2025 year, the e-board includes:
- President: Chaser Ryan
- Vice-President: Liam Culhane
- Secretary: John Zobbi
- Treasurer: Kieran Stewart
Committees
[edit ]The on-floor committees include:
- Public Relations
- Social Committee
- Community Committee
- Project Committee
- Tech Committee
- Housing Committee
The off-floor committees include:
- Door Committee
- Snake Committee
House Resources
[edit ]House of General Science has many resources available on floor for its members to utilize, in both academic and recreational ways.[3]
Academic
[edit ]The house has a study lounge and library of both scholastic and recreational books to be on loan to any member of the house. The study lounge has two white boards and a number of tables at which to work, and many on-floor members who are more than willing to help tutor in difficult subjects. Additionally, the house has a Tech Lounge, which houses the floor's server for its website.
Recreational
[edit ]The floor has a lounge exclusively for recreational use. Amenities include an arsenal of Nerf blasters, board games, couches, and large flat-screen HDTV. These items are used frequently for social events and bonding activities for the house. Social events occur about 5 times a week, and are planned by the HoGS social committee. If there is a cost for the event, HoGS will usually subsidize a portion of it. Past events include apple picking, rock climbing, laser tag, paintball, bocce, holiday parties, movie nights, and much much more. There are also regular Super Smash Bros. and Magic: The Gathering games.
References
[edit ]- ^ "House of General Science - RITpedia". ritpedia.rit.edu. Archived from the original on 2014年12月18日.
- ^ "Roc The Eclipse 2024". Rochester Museum and Science Center. Retrieved 3 November 2024.
- ^ https://hogs.rit.edu/