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STUDENT
ORGANIZATIONS
Behavioral Science Club
The purpose of the Behavioral
Science Club is for CSC students, that have an interest in psychology,
sociology, social work, criminal justice, education, and related fields,
to learn more about the fields in regards to education and career
opportunities.
Our objective is to promote student interaction with peers, faculty and
through a variety of activities and community service.
Contact Person:
Matt Hopkins and
Jessie Young
Child Development Club
The Child Development Club promotes the
understanding and welfare of children as well as the personal
development of the student. The club sponsors community and college activities such as the annual Easter egg
hunt, various parental enrichment programs, and other
service-oriented
activities.
Contact Person:
Jan Cowan
Creative Writing Club
Membership is open to all students interested in
sharing writing techniques, ideas and publication
processes. Members showcase their talents during Poetry Night
and are published in the annual Gamut
publication.
Contact Person:
TBA
Ecology Club
The Ecology Club's mission is to help
the Save Lake Atoka Program. They search out endangered species such as
the Red Cockaded Woodpecker at Atoka Lake. The club also has a global
focus for ecological standards and awareness. Several fundraisers and
community involvement make the Ecology Club an enriching experience.
Contact Person:
Dr.
Stuart Woods
Native American Student Association
The mission of the Connors State College Native
American Students Association is to enhance and advance the educational,
social, economic, and political status of the American Indian. We strive
to promote American Indian cultural awareness on campus, host and attend
cultural related events, and give service to our community and college.
This organization is open to all students and does not discriminate
based on gender, race, or ethnic background. We embrace and celebrate
the diversity of our student body.
Contact Person:
TBA
Phi Beta Lambda (Business Club)
PBL promotes mutual understanding and cooperation
among businesses, industry, labor, religious, family and
educational institutions to improve tomorrow’s world.
Membership is open to students with business, computer
information systems or other business-related majors or students
interested in the world of business. Club activities include
visits to areas businesses, networking, off-campus
conferences and competitions, social events and fundraising
activities.
Contact Person: Mani Shanmugamani
Phi Theta Kappa
PTK is the international honor society of two-year
colleges. CSC’s Mu Chi Chapter maintains a commitment to excellence in scholarship, leadership, service and
fellowship – the four hallmarks of the honor society.
Membership is by invitation only.
Contact Person: TBA
Student Nursing Association
Connors’ SNA is open to all nursing majors.
Membershipin the local chapter entitles students to join
both the state and national organizations. The association
promotes leadership, personal and professional development.
Contact Person:
Glenda Shockley
Student Senate
The Student Senate is the governing board for
student activities and organizations on campus. It also serves as an advisory group to the college administration and
provides student input on college committees. Officers
include a president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer,
parliamentarian and representatives from each campus organization
and the freshman and sophomore classes.
Contact Person:
Alecia Walker
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