Active Clubs and Organizations

Car Club - The club seeks to expand the knowledge of and appreciation for cars.
Sponsors car shows every semester.
Advisor: Pete Wolosin

Chorale - The SCC Chorale is a non-audition vocal music performance group which meets once a week on the Jackson County Campus. Membership is open to all present, past and future SCC students 18 years or older, staff and faculty, friends and family who have the desire to sing.
Advisor: Ray Durkee

Culinary Arts Club - This organization seeks to help culinary arts students increase their knowledge of this feld; makes recommendations to ensure quality and excellence within the culinary arts program; seeks to raise funds which enable the organization to attend and participate in food service related feld trips and seminars; and raises funds in order to assist in the purchase of needed equipment for the culinary arts classroom.
Advisor: Ceretta Davis

Criminal Justice/Cybercrime Technology Student Association - This association's fundamental purposes are to promote and encourage collaborative relationships with criminal justice organizations, to aid in the development of the whole person including his/her professional role in assuring the proper enforcement of the laws and the constitutional rights of all people, to engage with the various communities to help when possible and to serve as a role model to other students.
Advisor: Ashley Cunningham

Electronics Club - The Electronics Club increases members’ knowledge of their career field through feld trips, contacts with business and industry and sessions with former students and graduates. Team building activities strengthen the program by building camaraderie among the students in electronics engineering technology and computer engineering technology.
Advisor: Ron Poor

Epsilon Sigma Pi EMS Professional Society - The purpose of Epsilon Sigma Pi shall be to encourage awareness, concern, and interest in the emergency medical care profession. The society shall promote service and fellowship through community improvement and awareness.
Advisor: Eric Hester

Green Team - To create more awareness of and to find solutions to environmental issues pertaining to SCC and the greater community.
Advisor: Rudy Beharrysingh

Health Information Technology Club - This club seeks to advance the professionalism of HIT majors and enable the membership to earn the necessary funds to attend related conferences. Paramount to the mission of the club is the drive to bring first and second year students together to share ideas, support each other, provide mentoring, and promote unity.
Advisor: Penny Wells

Latent Image Club - The Latent Image Club was organized to raise funds for atten dance and participation in annual student and graduate technology seminars, to provide a means of unity and support between frst and second year students, and to consider and make recommendations to ensure quality and excellence within the Radiography program.
Advisor: Meg Rollins

Native American Society - This club promotes interests and participation in:
1) awareness and understanding in native cultural activities;
2) gatherings and education regarding all things Native American;
3) community services;
4) fostering respect for the beliefs of all people.
Advisor: Jan Smith

Outdoor Leadership Club - The Outdoor Leadership Club increases students knowl edge of their career feld through programs and trips. Team building among students creates strong leaders.
Advisor: Paul Wolf

PTA Club - The Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) curriculum established an organization for the following reasons: to foster unity and support among the first and second year students, to increase student knowledge about the PTA career field; to raise funds for the purchase of new equipment and for fees associated with field trips and conventions, to inform the community about physical therapy and the health care profession, to consider and make recommendations to ensure quality and excellence within the PTA program.
Advisor: Diane Page

Respiratory Therapy Technology Club - Objectives of the Respiratory Therapy Technology (RTT) Club are to raise funds to enable club members to attend workshops and lectures, such as the North Carolina State society meeting, and to purchase educational materials and equipment; to further the education of the RTT students by attending meetings and lectures of individuals employed in the feld of respiratory care; to encourage RTT students to exchange ideas and to socialize.
Advisor: Mitch Fischer

Surveying Club - The Club mission is to advance the knowledge of students in the profession of surveying.
Advisor: Peter Messier