Student Clubs

Why should you be involved in a campus club?

 

Research shows that involvement in co-curricular activities is a
key component to a student’s success.

Participation in clubs offers opportunities to learn more about the campus, fosters connections to faculty and staff members, and builds loyalty to the campus.

It also assists with meeting new friends and interacting with others, provides constructive co-curricular, social, and recreational opportunities, as well as complimenting the classroom by allowing practical application of classroom concepts, theories, and principles.

Leadership skills

Participating in clubs helps you develop skills employers are seeking.

It enhances self-initiative, independence, responsibility, and time-management, promotes the development of leadership skills, confidence in social skills, and provides practical experience in collaboration, teamwork, and being an effective group member.

View the list of clubs below or visit the club handbook and forms page to get more information or to access the forms needed to operate your club.

Clubs

Accounting and Business Association

Advisor: TG Imo
This club creates opportunities to experience and participate in functions and activities that will prove beneficial to the development of each member’s professional goals. The club provides an oppportunity to broaden and expand the knowledge, skills, and awareness of its members, as well as provide an opportunity to become part of a group. 

Active Minds

Active Minds works to utilize the student voice to change the conversation about mental health on college campuses. They provide information and resources regarding mental health and mental illness, encourage students to seek help as soon as it is needed, and serves as liaison between students and the mental health community.   

African-Latino Society (ALS)

Advisor: Seth Thompson
The mission of the African-Latino Society/La Sociedad Africana-Latina is to promote the political, social, economic, and cultural interests of ALANA students in the TC3 College community. ALS will foster a collaborative dialogue and relationship with the administration of TC3, as well as with student organizations at SUNY Cortland and other regional colleges.

Alpha Omega Christian Fellowship

Advisor: Sarah Vogel
This club allows students to come together to study the Bible and its message of love and forgiveness through the Lord Jesus Christ. The club meets Mondays at noon in room 286 and Fridays at 7 p.m. in Building D's fourth floor classroom.

Broadcast Club

Advisor, Chris Xaver
The Broadcast Club discusses issues of concern and presents opportunities to explore the radio and television industry.   

Cinema Club

Advisor: Christine Guest
The Cinema Club explores educational opportunities in the film industry and provides members with hands-on activities related to film making.

Drama Club

Advisor: Melinda Slawson
This club promotes theater, examines different types of performance, and educates others about drama and theater.

Gay Straight Alliance

Advisor: Ali Beach
It is the mission of the TC3 Gay-Straight Alliance to foster an atmosphere of acceptance, understanding, and respect at TC3 and in the community at large. Also, the GSA aims to educate about safe sex practices, dispel myths about LGBTQ peoples, and provide unparalleled support to their membership. The club meets Monday and Wednesdays at noon in Room 280C.

Habitat for Humanity

This student chapter works locally to provide new and rehabilitated homes for partner families. 

Hotel and Restaurant Association

Advisor: Marcia Waffner
The HRA develops aggressive and competent leadership by strengthening confidence, developing character and integrity, and working cooperatively toward higher common goals. 

Nursing Club

Advisor: Sandra Moser
The Nursing Club promotes leadership and professionalism in nursing by exploring issues related to nursing, health care, and nursing education.  The club supports the personal development of its members and creates networking opportunities. Club meetings are specifically announced.

Otaku Café

Advisor: Ken Whitener
This club explores the culture and traditions of Japan with special interest in fashion and anime. 

Outdoor Adventure Club

Advisor: Pat Mercer
This club provides its members with an opportunity to enrich their lives through outdoor activities. Not only do members create good memories and friendships; ideals such as an appreciation for the environment, leadership, trust, and fair play are either learned or enhanced. 

Sport Management Club

The Sport Management Club creates an experiential learning opportunity for students interested in the sports industry. They promote interest and broaden awareness, and provide a forum for discussion of topics related to sport management.  

Students Acting for a Greener Earth (SAGE)

Advisor: Kelly Wessell
SAGE encourages and educates the college, community, and individuals regarding sustainability practices and issues. 

Writer's Guild

Advisor: Ron Starmer
Writer’s Guild  improves, enriches, and inspires members' writing, while striving to increase community awareness of writing skills. The club meets Fridays at noon in room 280E.

MeetUps

MeetUps are simply opportunities for students, faculty, and staff who share a common interest to get together on a regular basis. They don’t program, travel, or fundraise – but MeetUp groups do enjoy gathering over a shared passion.

If you’re interested in hosting a meetup – fill out the MeetUp form and turn it in to the Student Activities Office in the TC3 Student Center.