Students have the opportunity to participate in and develop leadership skills through involvement in a number of campus organizations and interest groups. Students wishing to form a new club or interest group may submit a proposal for approval and possible funding through the Dean of Students.
@sk Library Club
Students with literary interests or who simply love to read will enjoy involvement in this advisory group for the Library. Contact Kaye Peterson for more information.
Art Club
Students interested in art should contact Bettye Brookfield for information on the Art Club--student art projects, student showings, gallery visits, etc.
Campus Ministry
St. Catharine College Campus Ministry Program strives to enhance the academic program. In the Dominican tradition St. Catharine College is committed to the pursuit of truth. The campus ministry program provides students with opportunities to grow spiritually, academically, culturally and to develop a sense of responsibility for themselves and a just society. Contact Sr. Grace Simms for more information.
Clogging Club
Experienced clogger? Want to learn? Contact Jeannie Oldham for more information.
Criminal Justice Club
A student organization for Criminal Justice majors or those with interest in the area. Contact Dr. Harry Toder or Greg Justis for more information.
Drama Club
Interested in acting or helping to produce student productions? General interest in drama, theatre? Love improv? Contact Christie Tucker or Toni Wiley for more information.
Education Club--KEA-SP
A preprofessional organization for students preparing for careers in education, KEA-SP is affiliated with the Kentucky Education Association. Contact Dr. Kathleen Filkins for more information.
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
SCC has a local "huddle" of the largest Christian sports organization in the U.S. Visit the national organization website at www.fca.org/ If you are an athlete or have general interest in sports, contact Coach Lena Bramblett, Coach Luther Bramblett, Ashley Carey, or Coach Juanita Mangan.
Health Occupations Students of America
Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) is a national organization endorsed by the the U.S. Department of Education and the Health Science Technology Education Division of ACTE. HOSA's two-fold mission is to promote career opportunities in the health care industry and to enhance the delivery of quality health care to all people. HOSA's goal is to encourage all health occupations instructors and students to join and be actively involved in the HSTE-HOSA Partnership. Contact Charlie Johnston, advisor for more information.
Outdoors Club
Enjoy hiking, camping, spelunking (exploring caves), sailing, or other outdoor pursuits? Contact Clay D'Lugos for more information.
Phi Theta Kappa
This honor society recognizes academic achievement and provides opportunities for growth and development through participation in honors, leadership, service and fellowship programming. Visit the national organization website at www.ptk.org/about/ For more information about Phi Theta Kappa at SCC, contact Mary Jones or Dr. Dave Wallace.
Psychology Club
A student organization for Psychology majors and those with interest in careers in psychology. For more information, contact Dr. Gina Pendley.
SATA--Students Above Traditional Age
An SCC student organization for those students who are above traditional-age. Contact Terry Ward for more information.
Student Activities Board
A student organization that plans and implements a wide range of activities for students. For more information, contact Chris Gilpin or Catie Breeze.
Student Ambassadors
The Student Ambassador Program is a student organization affiliated with the Admissions Office through which student leaders participate in campus orientation days and tours, community events, campus student and alumni events, and other special activities. Contact Ashley Carey for more information.
Student Government
The Student Senate acts as the official representative of the student body in College affairs. The Senate works to promote a spirit of unity and cooperation throughout the college community. The student government appoints student members to several College standing committees, and the President of the Student Senate serves as a voting member of the College Board of Trustees. Contact Student Senate President, John Graves, or Dr. Vicki Guthrie, Dean of Students, for more information.
Student Newspaper
Interested in writing for the student newspaper at SCC? Talent in design or layout? Contact Dr. Vicki Guthrie or Laura Satterly.
