Student Clubs
Who do employers and four-year colleges look for? They look for well-rounded students whose interests reach beyond the classroom, for people who are involved in their campus and community. Join a club that parallels your major, piques your interest, helps you understand how governance works! A list of campus clubs and their special interests is included below.
Attend various activities offered throughout the academic year, such as workshops, seminars, demonstrations, and health fairs. Take part in intercollegiate sports or intramurals. Stop by the Student Life Center today! To learn more, visit Doug Mills in the Student Life Center in J building, or by telephone at (609) 343-5089.
Student Government Association
Purpose: To generate activities of interest for the benefit of the general student body; to create a representative governing body that promotes harmony among students, faculty and the administration of Atlantic Cape; visit the SGA homepage for more information. The SGA Senate Assembly meets each Thursday at 12:30 PM in Room J 206. Advisor: Doug Mills
Art Club
Purpose: To foster interest in the visual arts both at Atlantic Cape campus and the surrounding region through discussions, demonstrations and field trips. Advisor(s): Rita Michlenko, Meets: Tuesday, 12:30 PM, B104.
Asian Student Alliance
Purpose: To represent the increasing Asian American student population. To promote our diverse Asian Culture and our unique Asian American society. To discuss and report relevant issues in today's modern American society affecting Asian American students. To bridge the gaps between our Asian American culture with other existing cultures within this institution. Advisor: Jay Peterson Meets: Tuesday, 12:30 PM, A104
Atlantic Cape Review (Newspaper)
Purpose: To offer all students opportunities to develop skills in news writing, photography, layout and graphics; to showcase those skills in the pages of a campus newspaper; and to provide information to the college community. Students interested in becoming club members should e-mail the atlanticcapereview9@gmail.com Advisor: Mary McWilliamsMeets: 1st & 3rd Thursday, 1:00 p.m., Student Life Center.
Baking & Pastry Club
Purpose: To encourage and facilitate the meaningful exchange of specialized concepts and techniques. To build professional alliances while promoting strong community "outreach" to generate enthusiasm and build support for networking between students. Advisor:Tree McCann Meets: Monday, 12:00, M111
Black Student Alliance
Purpose: To encourage recognition of every Atlantic Cape student's cultural, academic and social-needs in the college environment and to enhance communication among all races on campus and in the community. Advisor: Lynette Ingram Meets: Tuesday, 12:30PM, B103.
Cross-Cultural Student Association
Purpose: To promote understanding among the various cultures and backgrounds of students on the Atlantic City campus and residents of the community at large, orient international students to American lifestyles, encourage cultural exchange between U.S. and international students, and increase awareness among Atlantic Cape students, staff, and faculty to the needs of international students and their contributions to campus life. Advisor(s): Shirley Shields, Gwen McIntyre Meets: Tuesday, 12:30 PM, Room 297, Worthington Campus, Atlantic City.
Culinary Student Association
Purpose: To promote appreciation in the food service and food preparation industries of the skills and professionalism of graduates of the Academy of Culinary Arts and the high quality of its courses and instructors. Advisor(s): Chef Susanne Feye, Chef Dan Matt Meets: Tuesday, 12:00, M111 ACA.
Dragon Masters Club
Purpose: To provide an environment conducive to gaming; to provide a network of fellow games and to have fun. Advisor: Tom Boghosian Meets: Tuesday, 12:30PM, A112.
Flying Club
Purpose: To introduce members to flying and aviation community. Advisor: Marty Halldorson Meets: Tuesday, 12:30, B124.
Future Teachers of America
Purpose: To promote all levels of the teaching profession and all of the educational disciplines associated with teaching. Advisor(s): Lisa Stein, Beth Sanders Meets: Tuesday, 12:30PM B104.
Latin Experience Club
Purpose: To show others our Latin experiences through education, cultivation and by enriching the Atlantic Cape student body with our knowledge and culture. Advisor(s): Meets: INACTIVE.
Paralegal Studies Club
Purpose: To further educate and expose paralegal students to the administration of law by way of activities that will enhance their education and interests in law. Advisor(s): Marilyn Keiner, Christine English-Martin, Meets: Monday, 6:00 PM, A146.
Performing Arts Club(PAC)
Purpose: To produce and present shows on campus and in the surrounding county in fulfillment of the club’s mandate as a community-oriented organization. Advisor: Robert Gerristead Meets: Tuesday, 12:30 PM, C125.
Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society
Purpose: To provide recognition of academic achievements for community college students. To provide community and campus service. The requirements to be invited to apply for membership in Phi Theta Kappa are: 3.5 cumulative GPA;12 credits general education credits earned to date, either from Atlantic Cape or another community college;currently enrolled at Atlantic Cape (full or part time). Eligible students that meet the above criteria are sent invitation letters in the mail each semester to the address they provide the college. They can then use the individualized passcode from the letter to sign up online. Advisor: Holly Scheulthesis Meets: Tuesday, 12:30 PM, D131. For more information on Phi Theta Kappa International visit www.ptk.org
Republican Club of Atlantic Cape
Purpose: To support the ideals and principals of the Republican Party as defined by the platforms of the national and Republican stance on current political issues, and to provide opportunities for involvement in Republican Party politics and activities. Advisor: Karl Giulian Meets:Tuesday, 12:30, A115.
Rewrites Literary Magazine
Purpose: To publish a literary magazine from college and community submissions for the community at large. Advisor: Richard Russell : Monday, 5:00PM, B104.
Rotaract Club
Purpose: This club is an affiliate of Rotary International. Its purpose is to stimulate leadership development, organize and conduct service projects at the local, national and international levels and follow high professional standards. Advisor: Mike Bolicki Meets:CMCC.
Student Environmental Club
Purpose: To encourage students' hands-on involvement in projects in support of the environment, networking with other environmental organizations. Advisor: Luis Montefusco: Tuesday, 12:30, A164
Student Nurses Club
Purpose: To attain specific nursing goals and health education on campus and to continue nursing traditions and strive for graduation. Advisor(s):Myra Caplan, Joe Krafft Meets: Monday, 12:30 PM, H116.
T.V. Club
Purpose: To televise Atlantic Cape club activities and events. Mastering fundamentals of television equipment, such as camera, microphone and light. Advisor: Bojan Zilovic Meets: Friday, 10:00 AM, K133.
WaccRadio.org Atlantic Cape Community College's Student-run Internet Radio Station
Purpose: To broadcast music, entertainment, cultural and public service announcements and events via the Internet for the Atlantic Cape locations and the community at alarge. Advisor: Jim Taggart Meets:Tuesday, 12:30 PM, B129.