the Division I level. Residence life The college's residential complexes include Booth-Centennial, East Hall, Whitcomb Hall, Miller Hall, Bowler Hall, and the Townhouses. Student clubs and organizations Student Senate is the elected student governing body of the college. It serves as a liaison between students and the school's administration, and oversees all student clubs and organizations, collectively called the Associated Student Organizations (ASO). The Kennedy Center Programming Board (KCPB) falls under the auspices of Student Senate, and is responsible for planning educational, social, recreational, and cultural programs. Hiram has close to 70 registered student clubs and organizations in eight categories: Academic, Greek Social, Musical, Political and Activism, Publications and Communications, Religious, Special Interest and Service, and Sports and Recreation. Fraternities and sororities are not permitted on campus, but there are six Greek social clubs: Delta Chi Lambda, Kappa Sigma Pi, Lambda Lambda Lambda, Phi Beta Gamma, Phi Gamma Epsilon, Phi Kappa Chi, and Greek Social. Since 1971, Hiram has maintained a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the national honor society for the liberal arts. The school has also had a chapter of Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK), a national leadership honor society, since 1962. Notable alumni and faculty Jean Ankeney – politician, nurse Edna Allyn – first librarian of the Hawaii State Library Miner Searle Bates – historian, and college professor and administrator Laura Bell – author Robert Biscup – orthopaedic surgeon Howard Junior Brown – physician, gay rights advocate Henry Lawrence Burnett – lawyer Allen R. Bushnell – U.S. Representative Russell L. Caldwell – historian and college professor James Anson Campbell – industrialist Sharon Creech – author Martha Derthick – academic Fritz Dreisbach – artist Virginia Fraser – elder rights activist James A. Garfield – 20th President of the United States Lucretia Rudolph Garfield – First Lady of the United States Franklin L. Gilson – jurist and politician Osee M. Hall – U.S. Representative Pamela Helming - New York State Senator Ammon Hennacy – Christian pacifist, anarchist, and member of the Catholic Worker Movement David Brendan Hopes – author, playwright, and poet Jan Hopkins – anchor, CNNfn Deborah Joseph – computer scientist John Samuel Kenyon – linguist Frank Laporte – Major League baseball player, second baseman Vachel Lindsay – poet Lance Liotta – cancer biologist J. Kevin McMahon – President and CEO, Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Louis Mink – philosopher of history and college professor Horace Ladd Moore – U.S. Representative