Clubs & Organizations
Make the most of your college experience by joining a club! It’s a great way to connect with others, explore new interests, and build skills outside the classroom. Whether you’re passionate about a hobby, a cause, or just want to meet new friends, there’s a club that’s right for you. To join or find out more, reach out to the sponsoring staff — we’d love to help you get involved and make this semester one to remember!
Don’t see a club that fits your interests? Start your own! All you need is an idea and a faculty or staff member willing to serve as your club advisor. Once you find someone to support your vision, they'll help you take the next steps to bring your club to life.
List of Clubs & Organizations
Click on any club name to learn more and find contact information.
Support community through dental services.
Advisor: Fernanda Perry
Support the community through patient services.
Advisor: Vicky Wesner
To build relationships within the automotive restoration community while exploring various jobs, processes, and methods used in the industry.
Advisor: Kiel Rhodes
The Biology Foundation supports students interested in biology by providing resources, guidance, and opportunities to explore and deepen their understanding of the subject.
Advisor: Chelsie Carpenter
To support nursing education and student development in providing high-quality healthcare, offering programs that address core nursing interests, and fostering professional and personal growth for holistic patient care.
Advisors: Anna Proud, Kalyn Sandoval, Jamie Ferguson
The CCCC Chess Club is a casual group where students get together to play chess, hang out, and enjoy the game. Some members are competitive, others just play for fun, but everyone's welcome.
Advisor: Mari Wimberly
To study God's word and discuss the deeper meaning of life. The CRU Club also organizes a campus National Day of Prayer event as well as social events.
Advisor: Ginger Harris Bartholomew
The Electronics Foundation offers information and training opportunities for people interested in learning about electronics.
Advisor: Sandy Castonguay
The HR Club supports students by giving them opportunities to learn more about business and human resource management, with the goal of positioning themselves for success upon graduation.
Advisor: Maryann Aucompaugh
Level Up Scholars empower students to stay engaged, build connections, and access resources that support their success from college through their future careers.
Advisors: James Carr and J. Dwayne Garnett
Recognize academic achievement and foster leadership, scholarship, service, and fellowship among students through community engagement, academic workshops, and leadership opportunities, while offering resources for scholarships, transfer support, and personal growth.
Advisor: Sarah Shannon-Mohamed
Empowers individuals to enhance their public speaking skills, build confidence in professional and social settings, and communicate effectively. Through a supportive environment, our club fosters personal and professional growth, helping members develop the skills needed to engage, inspire, and succeed in any speaking opportunity.
Advisor: Maryann Aucompaugh and Gregg Parr