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Getting involved with a student organization comes with major perks. It’s not just about meeting other students and making friends. Joining a student organization can help you learn more about yourself, gain practical experience, acquire leadership skills, and engage with a diverse group of people, just to name a few.
Ready to get involved? Check out the available Student Clubs & Organizations listed below and contact a club advisor to find out how you can join.
Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) is an official honor society for two-year colleges. As a nonprofit organization, it operates with a mission to recognize academic achievement and support student success in community and technical college. As a non-profit, the revenues from membership fees is directed back to initiatives that benefit students, such as scholarships, leadership programs, and educational resources. This nonprofit status helps PTK focus on its course mission of student empowerment and academic excellence (www.ptk.org):
Carteret Community College chapter of Beta Delta Pi membership invitation requirements are:
For more information please contact Jennifer Fox [email protected]
Sigma Kappa Delta (SKD) is the National English Honor Society. Requirements to join SKD include:
For more information please contact Michael Bowen [email protected].
Art Careers Club aims to be both a creative outlet and a “career exploration” for the students at Carteret Community College. We hope to give students a chance to make art through various crafts and volunteer opportunities, while also hearing about different artistic careers through local speakers or workshops. If you’re looking for a welcoming and expressive community on campus, try Art Careers Club!
For more information, please contact Jason Smith at (252) 222-6048 or [email protected]
The Computer Club is a student-led organization that brings together technology enthusiasts of all skill levels. The club provides a space for students to explore computing topics, collaborate on projects, and develop practical skills in areas like programming, cybersecurity, hardware, and software. Members participate in workshops, guest talks, competitions, and social events while building a supportive community of peers interested in technology.
For more information, please contact James Osika-Michales at (252) 222- 6180 or [email protected]
or Nick Goodwin at (252) 222-6220 or [email protected].
The goal of the Carteret Community College Criminal Justice Club is to enhance Criminal Justice through educational and volunteer activities, to foster communication and networking with Law Enforcement personnel and agencies, to promote professional, academic, and public awareness of criminal justice issues, to encourage higher education and professional training in criminal justice, and promote higher education within the criminal justice field.
For more information, please contact Anthony Palbicke at (252) 222-6249 or [email protected].
The Carteret Krakens E-Sports Club serves as a framework for students to develop essential social and technical skills, providing an outlet for entertainment and competition within a campus setting. By using team-oriented video games, students will naturally hone their ability to: effectively communicate and cooperate as part of a goal-driven team, include others in specialized roles to maximize success, and maintain a curious and exploratory mindset by attempting to master new and unfamiliar games even when doing so leads to stepping outside of their comfort zone. By incorporating technology and specialized tools for playing video games, club members will also benefit by expanding their computer and technological literacy, which will serve them well in pursuit of future employment in today’s rapidly advancing technological society.
For more information, please email Ethan Link at [email protected] or visit the IT Department on campus, located on the 2nd floor of the McGee Building.
The Krakens for Conservation (KFC) club is a group for students who are passionate about the environment and enjoy learning about the natural world. The KFC club strives to educate club members about local biodiversity and environmental issues, observe and appreciate nature, and promote participation in conservation efforts. The club also coordinates with local entities to help network students into conservation projects and potential job opportunities. If you love Mother Earth, enjoy nature, and are passionate about Conservation, this club is for you!
For more information, email [email protected] or visit the KFC Moodle Page.
Lift the Mask Clubs (LTMC) bring together students dedicated to improving mental health awareness on their college campuses. Through engaging, member-driven activities, Lift the Mask Clubs work to normalize mental health conversations, reduce the stigma of treatment, and raise awareness of campus resources.
Lift the Mask Clubs receive technical support and guidance from the Quell Foundation, a nonprofit organization that is “committed to reducing the stigma around mental health challenges by encouraging open, judgment-free conversations.”
For more information, please contact Merianne Grioriciuc at (252) 222-6237 or [email protected].
The Medical Assistant Club at Carteret CC prepares students who are interested in learning more about the functions and aspects required in the medical field. We work collaboratively, to support our local community and each through the process of becoming Certified Medical Assistants. Our purpose is to encourage others, who are enrolled in the program, to excel beyond expectations and become professional, diligent Medical Assistants.
For more information please contact Vonda Godette at (252) 222-6168 or [email protected]
Nursing school is so challenging as it is, I think having the NSNA at our school presents a unique opportunity for student nurses to feel like they aren’t alone, that there is a sense of community here. We are always looking for new members, so please feel free to reach out if you’d like more information!
For more information please contact Cynthia Young at [email protected]
The Radiography Club provides a means for students enrolled in the radiography program to increase their involvement on the college campus while at the same time making others aware of the career opportunities in this Medical Imaging Field. It is an avenue that promotes leadership experiences and professionalism within the program overall, as well as encouraging local community service that provides real-world experiences and creates a positive impact both on and off campus.
Individuals considering a career in the Imaging Sciences are encouraged to make an appointment to visit the radiography lab and speak to current students enrolled in the program.
For more information please contact Elaine Postawa at (252) 222-6165 or [email protected].
The Respiratory Care Club accepts membership of all Carteret CC students but membership typically consists of students that are in the respiratory therapy program. During the first semester, the club elects two representatives. This type of social connection builds unity among the students so that they can become more team-oriented to obtain their professional goals. Students learn organizational skills through various activities and the importance of professional activities such as conferences and belonging to a professional organization.
For more information please contact David Roach at (252) 222-6171 or [email protected].
For more information please contact Kristian Jenkins at [email protected].
SkillsUSA is a professional organization for students seeking a degree in health science, technical or skilled trade field. Students learn soft skills, networking skills, resume writing, etc. Since SkillsUSA is a national organization, employers recognize SkillsUSA participation as a plus to employment. Students can participate in leadership events and state and national competitions.
For more information please email [email protected].
The Spa Services Club goals are to reinforce the academic efforts and career endeavors of Spa Services students, as they progress through their selected Spa Services Programs. Students must be enrolled in a Spa Services Program to join the club. The Spa Services Club seeks to expose students to advanced education and knowledge in the various cosmetic arts fields. This club strives to annually attend hair shows, conferences and continuing educational classes for the sake of exploring the latest trends and techniques in the various cosmetic arts fields.
For more information please contact Sharell Allen at [email protected].
Students for Christ is a student-led organization that exists to give students an opportunity to grow in their relationship to Christ, fellowship with other believers, and provide opportunities for worship, prayer, fellowship, and fun at Carteret Community College.
For more information please contact Johnny Underwood at [email protected] or Karen Bochnovic at [email protected].
Carteret Community College’s veterans club provides a supportive community for student veterans, service members, and their families. We encourage academic success, build leadership skills, and support personal growth. We are here to help you reach your goals, together.
For more information, please contact Eric Morgan at (252) 222-6193 or [email protected].
Are you ready to bring your ideas to life and build a community around your interests? Starting a club at Carteret CC is a great way to get involved, meet new people, and make an impact on campus! Follow these simple steps to get started:
Step 1: Gather Your Crew
Start by connecting with other Carteret CC students who share your interests and are excited to help you form the club.
Step 2: Find a Faculty or Staff Advisor
Every club must have a Carteret CC employee willing to serve as the club’s advisor. They’ll help guide your group and ensure all college policies are followed.
Step 3: Complete the Club Recognition Form
Fill out the official Student Organization Recognition Form to begin the approval process.
You can complete it online here: Student Organization Recognition Form, or visit the Student Activity Office for assistance.
This form includes your club’s name, purpose, meeting plans, and advisor’s information.
Step 4: Write Your Club Constitution
Each club must create a constitution outlining its purpose, membership requirements, officer roles, and election procedures. A sample template is available through the Student Life Office.
Step 5: Submit Your Paperwork
Once your recognition form and constitution are complete, submit them to the Student Life Coordinator for review by the Student Government Association (SGA).
The SGA will vote to approve your club as an officially recognized organization.
Step 6: Plan Your First Meeting
After approval, you can begin hosting meetings, recruiting members, and planning events! Recognized clubs are eligible for SGA funding, may reserve campus spaces, and are entitled toparticipate in campus activities.
Need Help Getting Started?
Contact the Student Government Association at [email protected] or visit the Bryant Student Center, Room 106, for guidance, sample documents, and support through every step.
