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Current student clubs and organizations

Student Senate

Student Senate participants

Purpose:  The Student Senate is a student-run government organization at North Central Michigan College. The Senate is how students may participate in institutional government by representation on Senate and College committees. Student Senate members assist in planning a variety of extra-curricular activities to be held throughout the year.

Student Senate meetings are held regularly during the year and are open to all who are interested.  

Membership Criteria: Any North Central Student can participate in Student Senate.
Meetings:  Mondays at 4 p.m. in the Library
Advisors: Leon Nash, 231-439-6443
Corey Lansing, 231-439-6349
Ashley Antonishen, 231-348-6830


Phi Theta Kappa

Group of Phi Theta Kappa members holding similar paintings

Purpose: The purpose of Phi Theta Kappa shall be to recognize and encourage scholarship among two-year college students. To achieve this purpose, Phi Theta Kappa shall provide the opportunity for the development of leadership and service, for an intellectual climate for exchange of ideas and ideals, for lively fellowship for scholars, and stimulation of interest in continuing academic excellence.
Membership Criteria: 3.5 minimum grade point average, at least 12 credits completed and induction into Phi Theta Kappa honor society.
Advisor: Chelse Hawkins-Olivo, 231-348-6829

Residence Hall Council

Purpose: To improve the lives of Residence Hall members
Membership Criteria: Must be a resident in the North Central Michigan College campus dorms.
Meetings: Mondays, 9 p.m.; Residence Hall Lobby
Advisor: Leon Nash, 231-439-6443


Student Veterans Association

Purpose: The Student Veterans Association (SVA) of North Central Michigan College is a coalition of student veterans, active-duty personnel, family members, and friends. Today more and more veterans are coming home from deployments and exiting the military. It is often difficult for service members to locate information on, understand, and obtain the resources and benefits that they are entitled to. Many veterans are also overwhelmed by a combination of emotional, financial, and cultural obstacles that hinder their college education. We are dedicated to ensuring these veterans do not fall through the cracks or get left behind as they work toward higher education and a better life.
Membership Criteria: Open to any who are interested in all things veteran
Advisor: Dallas Culvahouse, 231-439-6321


North Central Michigan College Student Nurses Association

Students in a group wearing lab coats Purpose: In accordance with the National Student Nurses Association's mission and the mission of NCMC, the mission of the North Central Michigan College Student Nurses Association is to:

1.  Organize, represent and mentor NCMC students preparing for their initial licensure as registered nurses.

2.  Promote the development of the skills that students will need as responsible and accountable members of the nursing profession.

3.  Advocate for high-quality health care in a multicultural society.
Membership Criteria: All nursing students are eligible to become members of NCMCSNA (North Central Michigan College Student Nurses Association)
Meetings: Monthly, more if necessary; HESC 347
President: Kat Markiewicz
Advisor: Lisa Stabile


Chess Club

Purpose: For people to come together and play chess to take away some of the stress from school; just to do something fun
Membership Criteria: Anyone who wants to learn how to play chess as well as those who have learned and want to hone their skills.
Meetings: Once or twice per week depending on availability.
President: Colby Merrill
Faculty/Staff Co-Advisors: Brian Goetz, David Rodgers


Cru

Purpose: Our purpose is helping to fulfill the Great Commission in the power of the Holy Spirit by winning people to faith in Jesus Christ, building them in their faith, and sending them to win and build others. We help the body of Christ to do evangelism and discipleship in a variety of creative ways. We are committed to the centrality of the Cross, the truth of the Word, the power of the Holy Spirit and the global scope of the Great Commission.
Membership Criteria: Anyone interested in learning more about faith
Meetings: Weekly
President: Ben Gauthier
Faculty/Staff Advisor: Scott LaDeur


Dungeons & Dragons

Purpose: To provide an easy way to facilitate the formation of small groups to play Dungeons & Dragons or similar games; additionally, to improve improv, creative writing and general social skills.
Membership Criteria:
Any student(s) who can regularly meet online or offline with their group
Meetings: Leadership will meet on Thursdays at 5 p.m. (or a different time if that doesn't work). Otherwise, groups are free to choose a time that works for the members of that group.
President: Maverick Jackson
Faculty/Staff Advisor: Dallas Culvahouse


NCMC Business Club

Purpose: A club comprised of business program students seeking leadership opportunities, involvement in professional projects and events, and real-life experiences. We want our club to complement our in-class learning, but extend beyond the classroom to aid in our future career connections.
Membership Criteria: Any business program student, but also open to other program majors
Meetings: Wednesdays, 1 p.m., BLC 49A
President: Michaela Gray
Faculty/Staff Advisor: Michele Andrews


Gender and Sexuality Alliance

Purpose: GSA aims to create a safe space for everyone involved and bring light to issues that might arise on campus and improve them. We play a vital role in making this campus safer and more welcoming to those in the LGBTQIA+ community.
Membership Criteria: Any North Central student is welcome.
Meetings: Second and fourth Wednesday of every month at 6:15 p.m. in the Library TEAL Lab
President: Kaitlyn Hammerle
Faculty/Staff Advisor: Liam Randall, Kat Stark


Clay Club

Clay Club membersPurpose: To further develop ceramic studies
Membership Criteria: Students who have taken or are currently enrolled in a ceramics class at North Central. Guests with no experience are more than welcome to join, however they must fund their own costs.
Meetings: Once per month or as needed in the Art Department, BLC Room 18.
President: Jeanne Katz
Faculty/Staff Advisor: Stephen Stuchell