Clubs & Organizations
Campus Life
Student Clubs & Organizations
Muskegon Community College encourages its students to participate in a variety of organized clubs to gain experience in leadership and cooperative planning, and to take advantage of the opportunity for social interaction. Full-time faculty and staff advisors oversee each club. Club members must be actively enrolled as MCC students.
If you would like to join a club or get more information, please contact the Advisor at the e-mail listed below.
Active STUDENT Clubs
| Club/Organization | Advisor | Advisor’s e-mail | Description |
| Active Minds at Muskegon Community College | Jordan Wolfe | jordan.wolfe@muskegoncc.edu | Active Minds at Muskegon Community College mobilizes students to advocate for mental health and drive positive change. This is a student-led club; all students are welcome. |
Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources (AFNR) | Matt Bernia | Matthew.Bernia@muskegoncc.edu | AFNR (Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources) Club, is a dynamic organization dedicated to fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of the interconnected world of agriculture, food, and natural resources. Our club serves as a vibrant community for individuals with various interests, from sustainable farming and environmental conservation to food production and agribusiness. Through engaging activities, educational initiatives, and hands-on experiences, the AFNR Club empowers its members to explore and promote the critical issues and innovations within these vital sectors. Whether you’re passionate about nurturing the land, ensuring food security, or preserving the environment, our club provides a welcoming platform for networking, learning, and contributing to the sustainable future of AFNR. Join to connect with like-minded individuals, gain knowledge, and make a positive impact in the world of agriculture, food, and natural resources. This is a student-led club; all students are welcome. |
| Black Student Alliance | Willie German | willie.german@muskegoncc.edu | Black Student Alliance:A student-led organization with a vibrant community focused on celebrating Black culture, promoting academic excellence, and advocating for the rights and needs of Black students. The club provides a supportive space for dialogue, empowerment, and collaboration, while fostering unity and cultural pride on campus. This is a student-led club; all students are welcome. |
Christian Fellowship | Kristin Tank | kristin.tank@muskegoncc.edu | The Christian Fellowship Club (InterVarsity) is a place for MCC students of any background or belief to explore Jesus in a welcoming community. We offer weekly small group Bible studies and conferences with other InterVarsity student chapters from other colleges and universities in Michigan. Students who cannot attend meetings are encouraged to join us for student-led, informal activities. This is a student-led club; all students are welcome. |
| Creative Writing Club | Dylan Hock | dylan.hock@muskegoncc.edu | The Creative Writing Club at Muskegon Community College is a student-led community for anyone who loves stories, poems, songs, and self-expression. We meet to share original writing, give and receive supportive feedback, explore different genres and forms, and try fun prompts and activities that spark creativity. The club works on creating space for student voices to be heard. This is a student-led club; all students are welcome. |
| Film Club | Les Rorick | les.rorick@muskegoncc.edu | The MCC Film Club is a group of people who come together to watch and discuss movies. It’s a space to explore different genres, share insights, and deepen appreciation for cinema. We also learn about the film industry and how to make films. This is a student-led club; all students are welcome. |
| Gamma Theta Upsilon (GTU) | Eric Carballido | eric.carballido@muskegoncc.edu | Gamma Theta Upsilon: GTU is an international honor society for students passionate about geography. Membership recognizes academic excellence and provides opportunities for professional development, networking, and experiential learning. This is a student-led club; all students are welcome. |
| Garden Club | Kathy Pollock Ashleigh Little | kathy.pollock@muskegoncc.edu ashleigh.little@muskegoncc.edu | The Garden Club is the perfect place to dig in, get your hands dirty, and connect with nature! Whether you’re an experienced gardener or just starting out, you’ll enjoy growing flowers, herbs, and vegetables while learning about sustainability, composting, and eco-friendly gardening. Our club hosts hands-on workshops, plant swaps, DIY projects, and community initiatives that beautify campus and support local food programs. Join us to cultivate new skills, unwind from classes, and watch your efforts—and friendships—bloom! This is a student-led club; all students are welcome. |
| Gender & Sexuality Alliance (GSA) | Andrew Wible | wiblea@muskegoncc.edu | The MCC Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) provides an accepting safe space for LGBTQIA+ students and allies to support each other and advocate for justice. The group meets weekly and has periodic parties, educational sessions, and game nights. The club also works to improve the community and celebrate Pride. This is a student-led club; all students are welcome. |
| Health Pre-Professional Club | Shawn Macauley | shawn.macauley@muskegoncc.edu | The Health Pre-Professional Club at Muskegon Community College is dedicated to supporting students aiming for advanced health professional programs. The club offers various resources and opportunities to assist in this journey, including: Guest Speakers: Professionals share insights on topics such as professional school applications and careers in healthcare. Peer Support: A community that fosters academic and moral support among health pre-professional students. Mentorship: Connections with students currently enrolled in professional schools to provide guidance and firsthand experiences. Community Service: Opportunities to engage in volunteer activities, enhancing both personal growth and community well-being. Leadership and Professional Development: Chances to develop leadership skills and activities aimed at fostering professional development. Facilitate Campus Visits and Meetings with Transfer Advisors: Assistance in organizing visits to partnering institutions and meetings with transfer advisors to help students plan their educational pathways. For more information or to get involved, please contact the club advisor, Shawn Macauley, at shawn.macauley@muskegoncc.edu. Participating in such organizations can significantly enhance your preparation for a career in healthcare by providing valuable experiences and networking opportunities. This is a student-led club; all students are welcome. |
| Hispanic Student Organization (HSO) | Eric Carballido | eric.carballido@muskegoncc.edu | The Hispanic Student Organization (HSO) is a student-led group dedicated to fostering a strong sense of community among Hispanic students. However, all students are welcome to attend meetings and events, regardless of background, as our focus is on building connections and celebrating Hispanic culture. This is a student-led club; all students are welcome. |
| Homelessness Awareness at MCC (HAAMCC) | Trefny Chelesvig | trefny.chelesvig@muskegoncc.edu | The Homelessness Awareness at MCC club (HAAMCC) is student-led club open to everyone! The club’s mission is to build awareness of homelessness in Muskgeon County and surrounding areas. We aim to work together to help connect MCC students who are homeless or near homeless with helpful resources in the community. There is no fee to join this club. This is a student-led club; all students are welcome. |
| International Club | Ellis Glassford | ellis.glassford@muskegoncc.edu | The International Club is designed for those students at MCC on an F1 visa. The purpose of this club is to bring together students of different cultures, assist in the acculturation process and make students feel comfortable at MCC. This is a student-led club; all students are welcome. |
| Jayhawk Cozy Collective | Rachel Quick | rachel.quick@muskegoncc.edu | Join the Jayhawk Cozy Collective to hone your cozy craft of choice or learn a new one, such as knitting and crocheting! Our mission is to provide a space to share techniques, create beautiful works, and inspire each other. Whether you’re an experienced crafter or just picking up a new skill, we welcome all levels to join us in celebrating the joy of handmade work and the bond it creates. This is a student-led club; all students are welcome. |
| MCC Geography Club | Eric Carballido | eric.carballido@muskegoncc.edu | The Geography Club welcomes students who are curious about the world and eager to see it for themselves. If you are interested in the physical environment, diverse cultures, and exploration, this club is a great fit for you. A key component of the club is experiencing the world through activities such as hikes, geocaching, and field trips that broaden your horizons and deepen your understanding of place. This is a student-led organization and all students are welcome. |
| MCC Rotaract | Sue Samaniego | sue.samaniego@muskegoncc.edu | Rotaract is the college version of Rotary International, a service club dedicated to finding innovative solutions to the world’s most pressing challenges. Why join? Build leadership skills and friendships, design and participate in local service projects, and learn how to make your community better. This is a student-led club; all students are welcome. |
| Nature Club | Kathy Pollock | kathy.pollock@muskegoncc.edu | Join the Nature Club, where we celebrate and nurture our beautiful natural areas! Our mission is to raise awareness about the importance of preserving these spaces, starting right here at MCC’s Kasey Hartz Natural Area and extending to local and state parks in our surrounding communities. We offer a variety of engaging activities, including campus events, lively discussions, field trips, community service projects, seminars, and advocacy on local issues. By participating, you’ll have the chance to develop valuable leadership and organizational skills while making a positive impact. We can’t wait to explore and grow together in nature! This is a student-led club; all students are welcome. |
| Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) | Patti D’Avignon | patti.davignon@muskegoncc.edu | Beta Xi Xi, MCC’s PTK chapter serves to recognize and encourage the academic achievement of two-year college students and provide opportunities for growth and development through honors, leadership, and service programming. PTK offers students opportunities to enhance their education, career and college path, networks, and life during and post-college through the four Hallmarks: Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Fellowship. There are opportunities for scholarships, career networking, etc. for PTK members transferring and joining the workforce. This is a student-led club; all students are welcome. |
| Power of Unity Alliance | Willie German | willie.german@muskegoncc.edu | Power of Unity Alliance: A student-led organization dedicated to fostering collaboration among students from various backgrounds. Through community service, cultural events, and open dialogue, the club strives to build a supportive campus environment where every voice is heard, and every student is empowered to succeed. This is a student-led club; all students are welcome. |
| Sigma Kappa Delta | Sean Colcleasure Shauna Hayes | sean.colcleasure@muskegoncc.edu shauna.hayes@muskegoncc.edu | Sigma Kappa Delta (SKD) is the English Honor Society for two-year colleges. The Muskegon Community College chapter is Sigma Zeta. As a nationally recognized Honor Society, we strive to confer a distinction of high achievement in English language and literature in undergraduate studies; we provide cultural stimulation on campus which promotes an interest in literature and the English language, while fostering all aspects of the discipline of English, including literature, language, and writing. SKD displays exemplary character and good fellowship among all our members as we exhibit the highest standards of academic excellence and serve the community by fostering literacy. This is a student-led club; all students are welcome. |
| STEM | Michael Kilburn | kilburnm@muskegoncc.edu | The STEM Club is for students who are pursuing 4 year degrees in Science, Math, or Engineering fields. Activities include social events, career exploration, and collaborative hands-on projects. This is a student-led club; all students are welcome. |
| Student Government | Steve Sanocki | steve.sanocki@muskegoncc.edu | The Student Government Association (SGA) provides a means of communication between the student body and the college administration, faculty, and the Board of Trustees. SGA encourages and promotes interest and spirit in college activities and affairs, provides a vital and appropriate voice for students in the governance of Muskegon Community College pertaining to the students, and protects the rights of the students of Muskegon Community College. This is a student-led club; all students are welcome. |
| Student Nursing Club | Yolanda Burris | burrisy@muskegoncc.edu | The Student Nursing Club (SNC) is a student-led organization that empowers future nurses through leadership, service, and collaboration. Serving as the voice of nursing students at Muskegon Community College, the club participates in community service and fundraising activities, hosts guest speakers, offers peer mentorship, and attends the annual Student Nurse Conference. The SNC provides opportunities for nursing students to develop professionally, engage with the community, and support one another throughout their academic journey. This is a student-led club; all students are welcome. |
| Turning Point USA @ Muskegon Community College | George Maniates | maniateg@muskegoncc.edu | A student-led organization under the umbrella of Turning Point USA. We believe in identifying, educating, training, and organizing students to promote freedom. This will include activities in understanding the role of the US Constitution, civil rights, and defending conservative viewpoints. This is a student-led club; all students are welcome. |
