Students involved in student organizations are more likely to increase their leadership skills, meet other students with similar interest, create a life-long connection with NCTC, and will have a better experience at NCTC.

There are a number of student organizations that range from service to professional, political to social, and honorary to spiritual.  Whatever your interest may be if a student organization does not currently exist, you can start you own official student organizations by completing the following steps:

1. Find a full-time staff member or full-time faculty to be your advisor
2. Have at least seven members
3. Complete a student organization registration form
4. Submit a constitution (sample constitution)
5. Become active in events for all student organizations (joint fundraiser's, leadership retreats, SGA meetings, etc)
6. Other helpful resources and forms for Student Organizations
7. Funds available to Student Organizations - Budget Process

Contact Kim Brown for further explanation of the rules.

Official Student Organizations:

• Campus Believers in Christ - contact Cherly Gary

• Club Cogito - contact Jack OConnor

• Cosmetology Student Association

• Drama Club - contact Thom Talbott

• Esthetician Student Association (e.S.A.) - contact Gloria Prince

• Fellowship

• Gainesville Program Council (GPC)

• Lambda Epsilon Chi (Criminal Justice) - contact Cherly Gary

• Nail Technology Student Association - contact Shirley Meeks

• Outdoor Adventure
• Residence Hall Association (RHA)

• Student Government Association (SGA) Gainesville Campus

• Student Nurses Association

• Surgical Technology Student Association - Judith Rodgers

Student Organizations (not yet registered):

• Chocolate Lovers - contact Ann Norcross and Mary Kaden
• Collegiate Agriculture Student Association- contact Ashley Hartman
• Environmental Club - contact Doris Floyd

• History Club - contact Pat Ledbetter

• Horticultural Society - contact Ashley Hartman

• Martial Arts - contact Dax Stokes
• NCTC Democrats - contact Ron Melugin
• NCTC Republicans - contact Linda Coolen
• Phi Theta Kappa (International Honor Society)
• Roarin' Rowdy
• Student Government Association (SGA) Bowie Campus - contact Kathy Corley

• Student Government Association (SGA) Corinth Campus

• Student in Free Enterprise (SIFE)

Official Student Organizations have boxes located in room 119 on the SGA desk.  These boxes are used by the SGA Officers and the Director of Student Life to relay messages to the organizations officers.  All student organizations have access to room 119 to use for meetings, activities, as well as work space for officers.  Room 119 can be reserved by contacting Kim Brown. Every registered student organization also has a Senator for the Student Government Association.

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