Student Organizations

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Student Organizations at NCTC

You’re welcome to join student groups like Honors Societies and Student Organizations or you can start your own!

 Students that are in student groups improve their leadership skills, meet other students with similar interests, and graduate more often compared to students that are not involved.

 Honors Societies

 

Joining honors societies are great opportunities for students to boost their resume, scholarship applications as well as their personal and professional skills. NCTC has four honors societies.

La Sociedad Honoraria de la Lengua Español — Corinth

Lambda Nu (LN) — Gainesville

National Society of Leadership and Success — All Campuses

Phi Theta Kapa — All Campuses

Student Organizations

Below are student-led organizations that are looking for new members this academic year. Learn more about each of them and to find contact information. If none of the student organizations sound fun or interest you, you may form your own by following the steps outlined below and filling out the form.

  • The purpose of Black Student Union is to create an environment where all NCTC students of African descent as well as others can join a community and be understood. Within the confines of the community our goal is to exchange resourceful information, and raise awareness on topics including but not limited to health, academics, social issues, political awareness and culture.

    Our goal as a union is to uplift, empower, support, and bring out the best in our members. We want to be proactive on our campus and in our communities, in hopes of helping these places become more diverse and aware of the world we live in.

    Advisor Contact: bsu@nctc.edu

  • The purpose of The D20 Club is to promote interest in and represent D&D players within NCTC.

    Advisor Contact: jince@nctc.edu and jbrannon@nctc.edu

  • To create a time for students on the Gainesville campus to gather together to discover the person of God through studying the word of God to find our ultimate satisfaction in Him.

    Advisor Contact: Sean Lonergan

  • The purpose of the Latinx Student Association is to bring together all students who want to build a strong community and presence at NCTC for Hispanic and Latinx identifying students.

    Advisor Contacts: alma@nctc.edu

  • Lions for Christ exist to help each other pursue a personal relationship with Christ by providing a safe and judgement free community for students to talk about God's word as we share God's love and serve others.

    Advisor Contact: Dr. Roxanne Del Rio & Chelsea Porter

  • Lions in Leadership is dedicated to promoting student leadership development within NCTC.

    Advisor contact: Kyndra Hawkins khawkins@nctc.edu and Beth Wright bwright@nctc.edu

  • Pride Alliance fosters student engagement, inclusion, and equality among lgbtq+ students and allies. We seek to offer connection, resources, mentorship, and advocacy opportunities for our lgbtq+ students and allies. As George Takei once said, "We should indeed keep calm in the face of difference, and live our lives in a state of inclusion and wonder at the diversity of humanity."
    Advisor Contact    : peak@nctc.edu

  • Our mission is to help members of our community live happier, healthier lives, by promoting mental health.

    Advisor Contact: Jennifer Doran, Toni Tucker

  • To enrich and educate those who are passionate about science and STEM fields through fellowship, service, and scholarly discussion in a fun, safe environment. To view and better our world with science.

    Meets Tuesdays at 4pm in room 204 at the Flower Mound campus.

    Advisor Contact: William F Hill

  • To give students an input and voice to suggest activities, programs and possible improvements to NCTC in general, foster a spirit of cooperation between all NCTC employees and the student body, to assist and support the activities and projects of student organizations for the benefit of the entire Student Body, to provide the students a network of communication and leadership to represent and protect the interest of all students and the organizations represented, and to provide a visible student leadership presence at NCTC.

    Advisor Contact: Daisy Garcia

  • To provide outstanding education for nursing students by supporting in the advancement of the individual. The ideal instills a high level of integrity among students in their dealings with society as they strive for excellence in all endeavors.

    Advisor Contact: Tammy Franklin

  • The purpose of the Surgical Technology Student Association is to promote the Surgical Technologist profession.

    Advisor Contact: Dawnie Maples dmaples@nctc.edu.

  • At NCTC, we recognize unique student needs and are dedicated to lifting up our students facing challenges on multiple levels. If you identify with one or more of these Affinity Groups, we are here to guide and help you navigate circumstances to successfully reach your goals.

To view the student organization funding process visit NCTC Student Government Association.

For further questions contact studentlife@nctc.edu.

 Starting a Student Organization

  1. Find a college employee to be the advisor and seven students interested in the club.

  2. Hold a meeting to vote on a constitution, elect officers, and plan further dates to meet.

  3. Submit a Constitution, Student Organization Application, and an Activity Approval Form to studentlife@nctc.edu.

    • Here is a sample constitution that can be downloaded as a base to your new constitution, all you need to do is make the appropriate changes.

    • The first Activity Approval form should contain all of the student organization's meeting dates, time, and location. An activity approval form will need to be filled out for each activity (fundraiser, events, etc.) the organization is planning. Should you need help with an event contact the employee listed on the form.

To view the student organization funding process visit NCTC Student Government Association.

For further questions contact studentlife@nctc.edu.