Clubs and Organizations – Muskegon Community College

Sigma Kappa Delta (Sigma Zeta) (SKD) Sean Colcleasure
Shauna Hayes [email protected]
[email protected] Sigma Kappa Delta (SKD) is the English honor society for two-year colleges. The Muskegon Community College chapter is Sigma Zeta. As a nationally recognized honor society, we strive to recognize excellence in English language and literature at the undergraduate level. We provide on-campus cultural stimulation that encourages interest in literature and the English language, while promoting all aspects of the English discipline, including literature, speech, and writing. SKD demonstrates exemplary character and good fellowship among all of our members as we demonstrate the highest standards of academic excellence and serve the community by promoting literacy. International Club Ellis Glassford [email protected] The International Club is for MCC students with an F1 visa. The aim of the club is to bring students from different cultures together, support the acculturation process and ensure that students feel comfortable at MCC. Professional club Shawn Macauley [email protected] Christian Community Kristin Tank [email protected] The Christian Fellowship Club (InterVarsity) is a place where MCC students of all backgrounds and faiths can come to know Jesus in a welcoming community. We offer weekly small group Bible studies and conferences with other InterVarsity student groups from other Michigan colleges and universities. MCC Geography Club Diana Casey [email protected] Hispanic Student Organization (HSO) Sylvia Hayes [email protected] The Hispanic Student Organization provides opportunities for supportive services, learning, and socializing. The group offers activities and events to promote awareness of Latino/Hispanic culture. The group also partners with Muskegon Community College to host events on campus as well as in the community. The HSO welcomes all students who wish to join and participate. Gamma Theta Upsilon (GTU) Diana Casey [email protected] Active minds Jordan Wolfe [email protected] Active Minds is the nation’s leading nonprofit organization promoting mental health awareness and education for young adults. The MCC chapter of Active Minds seeks to support this mission through peer-to-peer dialogue and community-building events. Garden Club Frank Suarez novel [email protected] The Nature Club Kathy Pollock [email protected] MINT Club Michael Kilburn [email protected] The STEM Club is for students pursuing a degree in science, mathematics or engineering. Activities include social events, career guidance and collaborative hands-on projects. Respiratory Therapy Club Debbie Grube [email protected] Debbie Grube [email protected] The Respiratory Therapy Club is for students accepted into the RT program. It is designed to provide personal and professional development through activities, conferences, and social engagement. The club brings first and second year students together to share ideas, have fun, and promote the field of respiratory therapy. Student Nursing Club Yolanda Burris [email protected] Alliance for Gender and Sexuality (GSA) Andrew Wible [email protected] Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Patti D’Avignon [email protected] Student leadership Steve Sanocki [email protected] The Student Government Association (SGA) serves as a means of communication between the student body and the college administration, faculty, and the Board of Trustees. The SGA promotes and supports interest and spirit in the activities and affairs of the college, gives students an important and appropriate voice in the administration of Muskegon Community College with respect to students, and protects the rights of Muskegon Community College students. Agriculture, food and nature
Resources (AFNR) Matt Bernia [email protected] Nursing Student Club Yolanda Burris [email protected] Our primary mission is to support the personal and professional development of nursing students. In terms of student retention, we focus on creating a close-knit community through mutual support and exciting events that bring students of different levels together and encourage casual connections. We also strive to keep everyone well-informed by increasing access to important information such as scholarships, seminars, and volunteer opportunities. In the area of ​​professional development, we help our members shape their roles and connect them with local, state, and regional nursing organizations. As a welcoming committee for those beginning the MCC nursing program, our goal is to break down barriers to success and ensure everyone feels at home. In addition, we provide a platform for the development of exciting work groups that cover everything from fundraisers and graduation ceremonies to community service opportunities.