Check out our academic, achievement and interest-based clubs.
The purpose of the Arts & Culture Club is to foster community and learning through artistic endeavors and service to CCC. Our objectives are: to encourage excellence in scholarship; to engage in musical and artistic community; to appreciate music and art from various cultures; and to be of service to CCC and the community whenever possible. We are a combination of Art, Music, Spanish and Drama.
An organization comprised of students interested in the field of Cosmetology. C5 promotes Cosmetology within the community and aims to develop the skills of current students. Members can meet others with shared interests and network within the campus and local community.
The purpose of the CJC is to provide students the opportunity to achieve a better understanding of the US Criminal Justice system. We accomplish this by encouraging active engagement to support our local communities and law enforcement agencies in assessing and confronting social problems. The CJC also aims to broaden students’ knowledgebase by attending legislative sessions, judicial hearings, and networking with law enforcement personnel to achieve insight to the current state of affairs.
Aims to contribute to the campus experience by fostering a community of students who enjoy playing games, whether it be video games, board games or card games. Their objective is to create campus community and campus life through gaming. All students and alumni are invited to join.
A club whose aim is to promote the highest of standards of practice while also encompassing and promoting the ideals of the nursing profession. Students in this club can promote their ideals and goals for the future of the field.
Promotes the high standard and ideals of the Medical Assisting profession. Connect with fellow students pursuing this field and learn to grow as a community.
Aims to promote the highest standards and ideals of the Radiography profession. Network with students within the Radiography program and gain valuable skills for future positions.
(of Phi Theta Kappa, ΦΒΚ ) An international honor society of two-year college students, which emphasizes scholarship, leadership, fellowship, and service. Memberships, based on a 3.5 grade point average and completion of 12 semester hours, are extended twice a year to students enrolled in a two-year program.
An organization comprised of students within the Medical Office Administration Curriculum. The club’s purpose is to broaden the students’ awareness and interest in the medical environment by engaging in educational and civic projects.
A national organization with the goal of honoring outstanding technical college students. It will also encourage and assist technical students in the pursuit of their educational and career goals. For more information contact advisors Susan Randall or Rodney Cobb.
The Student Government Association is a great way for you to get involved on campus and let your voice be heard. You will meet new people, gain leadership experience and most of all have fun!
