Clubs & Organizations
Campus Life
Student Clubs & Organizations
Muskegon Community College encourages its students to participate in a variety of organized clubs to gain experience in leadership and cooperative planning, and to take advantage of the opportunity for social interaction. Full-time faculty advisors oversee each club. Club members must be enrolled as MCC students.
If you would like to join a club or get more information on a club, email steve.sanocki@muskegoncc.edu.
Active Clubs 2023-2024
| Club/Organization | Advisor | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sigma Kappa Delta (Sigma Zeta) (SKD) | Sean Colcleasure Shauna Hayes | sean.colcleasure@muskegoncc.edu shauna.hayes@muskegoncc.edu | 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 confer a distinction of high achievement in English language and literature in undergraduate studies; we provide cultural stimulation on campus which promotes an interest in literature and the English language, while fostering all aspects of the discipline of English, including literature, language, and writing. SKD displays exemplary character and good fellowship among all our members as we exhibit the highest standards of academic excellence and serve the community by fostering literacy. |
| International Club | Ellis Glassford | ellis.glassford@muskegoncc.edu | The International Club is designed for those students at MCC on an F1 visa. The purpose of this club is to bring together students of different cultures, assist in the acculturation process and make students feel comfortable at MCC. |
| Professional Club | Shawn Macauley | shawn.macauley@muskegoncc.edu | |
| Christian Fellowship | Kristin Tank | kristin.tank@muskegoncc.edu | The Christian Fellowship Club (InterVarsity) is a place for MCC students of any background or belief to explore Jesus in a welcoming community. We offer weekly small group Bible studies and conferences with other InterVarsity student chapters from other colleges and universities in Michigan. |
| MCC Geography Club | Eric Carballido | ||
| Hispanic Student Organization (HSO) | Sylvia Hayes | hayess@muskegoncc.edu | The Hispanic Student Organization offers opportunities for supportive services, learning, and socializing. The group provides activities and events to promote awareness of the 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 would like to join and participate. |
| Gamma Theta Upsilon (GTU) | Eric Carballido | ||
| Active Minds | Jordan Wolfe | jordan.wolfe@muskegoncc.edu | Active Minds is the nation’s leading nonprofit organization promoting mental health awareness and education for young adults. The MCC chapter of Active Minds aims to support this mission through peer-to-peer dialogue and community-building events. |
| Garden Club | Kathy Pollock | ||
| The Nature Club | Kathy Pollock | kathy.pollock@muskegoncc.edu | Join the Nature Club, where we celebrate and nurture our beautiful natural areas! Our mission is to raise awareness about the importance of preserving these spaces, starting right here at MCC’s Kasey Hartz Natural Area and extending to local and state parks in our surrounding communities. We offer a variety of engaging activities, including campus events, lively discussions, field trips, community service projects, seminars, and advocacy on local issues. By participating, you’ll have the chance to develop valuable leadership and organizational skills while making a positive impact. We can’t wait to explore and grow together in nature! |
| STEM Club | Michael Kilburn | kilburnm@muskegoncc.edu | The STEM Club is for students who are pursuing a degree in Science, Math, or Engineering fields. Activities include social events, career exploration, and collaborative hands-on projects. |
| Respiratory Therapy Club Debbie Grube grubed@muskegoncc.edu | Debbie Grube | grubed@muskegoncc.edu | The Respiratory Therapy Club is for the students who have been accepted into the RT Program. It is to provide personal and professional development through activities, conferences and community outreach. The club brings the first and second year students together to exchange ideas, have fun, and promote the field of Respiratory Care. |
| Student Nursing Club | Yolanda Burris | yolanda.burris@muskegoncc.edu | |
| Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) | Andrew Wible | wiblea@muskegoncc.edu | |
| Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) | Patti D’Avignon | patti.davignon@muskegoncc.edu | |
| Student Government | Steve Sanocki | steve.sanocki@muskegoncc.edu | The Student Government Association (SGA) provides a means of communication between the student body and the college administration, faculty, and the Board of Trustees. SGA encourages and promotes interest and spirit in college activities and affairs, provides a vital and appropriate voice for students in the governance of Muskegon Community College pertaining to the students, and protects the rights of the students of Muskegon Community College. |
| Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources (AFNR) | Matt Bernia | berniama@msu.edu | |
| Student Nurse Club | Yolanda Burris | burrisy@muskegoncc.edu | Our primary mission is to support the personal and professional growth of the student nurse. In terms of student retention, we focus on creating a tight-knit community through peer support and engaging events that bring students from different levels together, fostering casual connections. We also strive to keep everyone well-informed by enhancing access to vital information like scholarships, seminars, and volunteer opportunities. In the realm of professionalism development, we guide our members in shaping their roles and connect them with local, state, and regional nursing organizations, As a welcoming committee for those entering the MCC nursing program, our goal is to break down barriers to success and ensure everyone feels at home. Additionally, we provide a platform for the development of exciting work groups, covering everything from fundraising and graduation celebrations to community service opportunities. |
