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Learn How Joining a Student Club or Organization Can Improve Your Academic Success

Enjoy the full college experience by getting involved in clubs and organizations at Â鶹ÊÓƵ! Joining student clubs and organizations gives you the opportunity to meet a diverse population of peers and encourage personal development through communication and exploration of different interests. Contribute to meaningful service projects that align with your interests and career goals. Take a leadership role to prepare you for leadership responsibilities in your future career. Cultivate interests that will enrich your work-life balance. College is not just about the classroom; it is a chance to explore and introduce yourself to new possibilities. Get connected and find where you belong today!

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CLUBS

Active Minds Chapter

Biotech/Forensics Club (Fayetteville)

Bucks Tabletop Adventures

Evident College and Young Adult Ministry (Smyrna)

Purpose: For students to connect with others and with God. Students will have Christian spiritual support and meaningful friendships.

Fishing and Conservation Club

Purpose: To promote competitive bass fishing and fisheries and wildlife conservation; opportunities to fulfill TN Promise hours responsibilities by participating in this club.

Students with Disabilities and Allies Club

Visit the Students with Disabilities and Allies Club page.

 

Literary Club

Purpose: Students have the opportunity to meet and discuss various forms of art and literature as well as share their own creative work.

Â鶹ÊÓƵ Campus Ministry (MCM)

Purpose: The purpose of Â鶹ÊÓƵ Campus Ministry shall be to foster a vibrant, Christ-centered community on campus where like-minded students can connect, grow in their faith, and share the truth of the gospel.

Â鶹ÊÓƵ Career Readiness Club

Purpose: To give the skills and resources to the student body, to successfully navigate and be prepared for their academic, professional, trade, or entrepreneurial careers.

Â鶹ÊÓƵ Rotaract Club

Physics and Science Club

Learn more about the Art of Science Photography Contest

Pre-professional alliance

Purpose: To bring innovation to Â鶹ÊÓƵ and support community college students pursuing professional programs, graduate school, or a doctoral degree.

Visit the Pre-Professional Alliance page.

Pride Alliance

(SEAM) Smyrna Entertainment, Arts & Media Club

Turning Point USA

Turning Point USA, Inc. is organized and operated exclusively for education.

Turning Point, USA - McMinnville Campus

Purpose: To educate students about the importance of limited government, free markets, and individual liberty to empower students to engage in thoughtful political dialogue, promote constitutional values, foster a community of active, informed citizens on campus through events, activism, and educational initiatives to uphold American values.

Unidos Club

Visit the Unidos page.

 

ORGANIZATIONS

Baptist Collegiate Ministries (McMinnville Campus)

Purpose: Religious organization for faith gatherings, community, and service.

Baptist Collegiate Ministries (Moore County Campus)

Vist the page.

Honors Program

Visit the Honors Program page.

Â鶹ÊÓƵ Student Nurses Association

Visit the Â鶹ÊÓƵ Student Nurses Association page.

Visit the website.

Phi Theta Kappa

Visit the Phi Theta Kappa page.

Psi Beta

National Psychology Honor Society

Visit the Psi Beta page.

Skills USA Student Chapter (Smyrna)

Student Government Association

Visit the Student Government Association page.

Reasons to Join a Student Club/Organization

Research reveals that students involved in campus activities are more satisfied with their college experience, make better grades, and are more likely to complete their academic goals! Why? Because they build relationships important to success and they discover opportunities for support and insight. 

Student organizations have a lot to offer. Whether you join as a member or choose to lead one, simply taking part in an extracurricular group will enhance your Â鶹ÊÓƵ experience. Gaining skills, making connections, and broadening your knowledge helps you become a more well-rounded individual — one that’s ready to take on your future career!

  1. Develop soft skills
  2. Learn how to work with a team
  3. Learn more about yourself
  4. Networking opportunities
  5. Use skills you learn in class
  6. Gain leadership skills
  7. Take a break from your studies
  8. Give back to the community
  9. Have fun
  10. Engage with diverse groups of people

How to Start a Student Club/Organization

Step 1

Must have a staff/faculty member to sponsor the club.

Step 2

For club sponsor: Go to /Employee Tab/Student Activities Forms/Complete the Student Club and Organization NEW APPLICATION FORM.

Step 3

Establish at least 5 members including a President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer. Each member will receive a notification directing them to login to their to complete and sign the form. The form requires the approval and signatures of the Dean of Students and Â鶹ÊÓƵ's President.

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