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Joining clubs is a great way to get connected with other students, get involved, discover new interests, share common interests, and have fun at SCTCC.

Being involved in extra-curricular activities is great for fostering friendships, building confidence and self-esteem, and developing interpersonal and leadership skills. It can also add depth to your resume and can help open doors for your future.

Many of SCTCC's student clubs are directly tied to our academic programs. They can give you "real-world" experiences and make learning easier and more fun. To top it all off, studies show that students who are more involved in campus activities and more engaged in the campus community do better academically.

Club Advisors: Linda Homan

linda.homan@sctcc.edu

All SCTCC students in the Nursing program have the opportunity to join the SCTCC Student club − the ADN Nursing Club. The ADN Nursing Club holds many events and fundraisers for the SCTCC population and is a way to create a community amongst the program and share similar experiences to prepare all students for the workforce.

 

Club Advisor: Dave Johnson

djohnson@sctcc.edu

ADDA’s mission: Support and Prepare the Design Profession to Preserve the Past and Imagine the Future

Club Advisor: William Tuoy-Giel

William.tuoy-giel@sctcc.edu

Club Advisor: Tyler Kunstleben

tyler.kunstleben@sctcc.edu

The Autobody SkillsUSA club focuses on the skills of collision repair through events, competition, and teamwork. SkillsUSA itself is a partnership of students, teachers, and industries working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce. SkillsUSA helps each student excel and provides educational programs, events, and competitions that support career and technical education (CTE) in the nation’s classrooms.

Club Advisor: Dwayne Hickman

DHickman@sctcc.edu

Automotive SkillsUSA is a club about service repair in the automotive industry. Using competitions and events to promote this, club members take their talents from the classroom to the stage to show off their service skills. SkillsUSA itself is a partnership of students, teachers, and industries working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce. SkillsUSA helps each student excel and provides educational programs, events, and competitions that support career and technical education (CTE) in the nation’s classrooms.

Club Advisor: Becky Shand

rshand@sctcc.edu

What is Collegiate DECA ...

  • Collegiate DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management.
  • Collegiate DECA inspires students to be: Academically Prepared, Community Oriented, Professionally Responsible, and Experienced Leaders.
  • Collegiate DECA’s Comprehensive Learning Program: Integrates into Classroom Instruction, Applies Learning, Connects to Business, and Promotes Competition.

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Club Advisor: Jay Thomas

jthomas@sctcc.edu

Culinary Arts SkillsUSA is for those students in the Culinary program to display their culinary talents in a competitive and exciting environment. SkillsUSA itself is a partnership of students, teachers, and industries working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce. SkillsUSA helps each student excel and provides educational programs, events, and competitions that support career and technical education (CTE) in the nation’s classrooms.

Club Advisor: Melissanne Frank

mfrank@sctcc.edu

Cyclones Pride is a club for LGBTQIA+ folks and allies. We strive to help educate folks on queer history, issues, and provide support to students through events, speakers, and volunteer opportunities. We believe in inclusion and acceptance at SCTCC. 

Club Advisor: Beth Flick

beth.flick@sctcc.edu

Dental assistant students are invited to participate in (SADAA) Student American Dental Assistants Association and the Minnesota Dental Assistants Association. SADAA is an organization created to help students develop leadership skills and self-confidence. Continued membership provides the graduate with professional contacts, opportunities for learning through continuing education and a chance to participate in local and national governance of profession organizations.

Club Advisor: Kami Burgess

kami.burgess@sctcc.edu

Students in our dental hygienist program have the opportunity to join the Student American Dental Hygiene Association (SADHA). SADHA allows students to continue their growth in the field, develop the soft skills necessary for success, gain professional experience and develop contacts for their future.

Club Advisor: Lowell (Allen) Smith

lsmith@sctcc.edu

The EMS Clubs promotes involvement in current health care issues, environmental concerns and survival needs of the community while helping members develop leadership, character and confidence.

Club Advisor: Randy Kidder

rkidder@sctcc.edu

The HVAC (Heating & Air Conditioning) SkillsUSA club is one for those looking to fine tune their skills in the HVAC field through competition and collaboration. SkillsUSA itself is a partnership of students, teachers, and industries working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce. SkillsUSA helps each student excel and provides educational programs, events, and competitions that support career and technical education (CTE) in the nation’s classrooms.

Club Advisor: Vicky Kaptizke

vkapitzke@sctcc.edu

The Latinx Unidos Student Club is open to all students who wish to celebrate, connect, and learn more about the Latinx community. They hold activities, events, discussions, and opportunities for members of the SCTCC community to showcase their culture, bring awareness to the Latinx community, and connect with others about their experiences. 

Club Advisors: Matt Hoepner & Timmy Shay

mhoepner@sctcc.edu
tshay@sctcc.edu

The Medium/Heavy Truck SkillsUSA club is for students in the program to compete in events and partner to display their maintenance, repair, and diagnostic skills on medium and heavy duty trucks and trailers. SkillsUSA itself is a partnership of students, teachers, and industries working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce. SkillsUSA helps each student excel and provides educational programs, events, and competitions that support career and technical education (CTE) in the nation’s classrooms.

Club Advisors: Craig Fischer and Dean Hahn

Craig.fischer@sctcc.edu
dean.hahn@sctcc.edu

MESA is designed for students in the Electrical Construction program. The focus is on electrical work, to create partnerships in the industry and with peers, attend local and state conferences, and improve members’ skill set in the electrical field.

Club Advisor: Mary Wilkins-Jordan

Mary.wilkins-jordan@sctcc.edu

Phi Theta Kappa, or PTK, is the official honor society for 2-year colleges and SCTCC students. PTK also provides opportunities for networking, leadership, service experience, and additional recognition throughout your college journey. PTK membership is by invitation based on GPA (3.5 or above) and completed credits (at least 12).

Club Advisor: Traci Kooiman

traci.kooiman@sctcc.edu

Students in the Practical Nursing program have the opportunity to join the PN Nursing Club. The club uses fundraisers, events, and activities to strengthen the sense of community of the PN program and across the campus.

Club Advisor: Aaron Barker

abarker@sctcc.edu

Robotics & Industrial Controls Club is a club for students in the program. Students involved in Robotics & Industrial Controls Club plan activities such as a department-wide breakfast, go on field trips, volunteer, purchase new items for the department, and fundraise to support the club’s activities.

Club Advisors: Jeff Gunderson & Sarah White

jgunderson@sctcc.edu
sarah.white@sctcc.edu

An active group of sonography students who attend state conferences, collaborate, and do a lot of community work both on and off campus.

Club Advisor: Lynn Zormeier

lzormeier@sctcc.edu

Students in our Health Information Technology program are invited to join the SHIMA club. The club concentrates on providing its members with opportunities to connect, build and create partnerships, and apply their SHIMA skills across the campus and the community.

Club Advisor: William Tuoy-Giel

william.tuoy-giel@sctcc.edu

Student Leadership Club provides opportunities for students interested in activities that lead to academic success, cultural diversity, and personal development. Students will have the ability to network with other students, exchanging information on challenges, experiences, and goals. Members will have volunteer opportunities within the community to gain professional experience. SLC will encourage career readiness by promoting team collaboration.

Club Advisors: Logan Hiemstra & Heidi Smith

logan.hiemstra@sctcc.edu
hsmith@sctcc.edu

The mission of SVA is to ensure all student veterans have access to the tools they need for success and create a campus atmosphere that promotes and provides academic, administrative, and personal support to student veterans to achieve success in and out of the classroom.

Club Advisor: Gregg Kropp

Gregg.kropp@sctcc.edu

The WAMM club is one for our Water Environment Technologies students, to further their exploration and collaborate regarding water and wastewater treatment through conferences, field visits, and activities.

Club Advisor: Chuck Haus

chaus@sctcc.edu

The Welding SkillsUSA club focuses on the skills learned in the Welding program and puts them into a competitive and collaborative environment for students. SkillsUSA itself is a partnership of students, teachers, and industries working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce. SkillsUSA helps each student excel and provides educational programs, events, and competitions that support career and technical education (CTE) in the nation’s classrooms.

Club Advisor: Avery Cook

avery.cook@sctcc.edu

 

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