Clubs & Organizations

Under the umbrella of the Student Government Association, MCC offers over 60 chartered clubs and organizations for students to experience. Academic, cultural, recreational, religious, special interest and professional and honor societies make up the selection available.

If you don't find something to fit your interests, you can always start a new club! Find other students who share your interests, then make an appointment with the Assistant Director of the Campus Center (office 3-126) who will help get you started.

Joining a club or organization provides you with the opportunity to explore your interests, meet people, and develop valuable leadership and organizational skills while you have some fun along the way.

Clubs at MCC include:

Student Organzations

include:

Campus Activities Board (CAB)
.

Cabbages & Kings

Literary Magazine

.

Holocaust, Genocide, and Human Rights Project

.

Monroe Doctrine

Newspaper

.

Phi Theta Kappa

Honor Society

.

WMCC

Radio Station

.

Peer Mentors

.

Campus Ministry

We also have the following clubs: Asian Students in America • Association of Computer Users • A.W.A.R.E. • Ballroom Dance • Blackbird Entertainment • Cinema Society • French Club • Gospel Choir • Health & Wellness Club • Health Information Technology Club • Human Services Club • Japanese Culture Club • Muslim Students Association • Native American Club • Paralegal Club • Peace & Justice Coalition • Philosophy Club • Poetic Minds • Radiology Club • Social Modern Animation Club • Spanish Club • Student Organization for Women Leaders • Student Nurses Association • Thinking Outside the Box

Club and organization mailboxes are located in the Photo ID Office, Building 3, Room 139A. They are the best way to contact a group on Campus. You can also stop by the Campus Center Office, 3-126, for information on office locations and meeting times and places.