Have plans to make your imprint on the culture of Cleveland State Community College? Want to make great memories of your time in college? Achieve that and more by joining a club or organization at CSCC. Look below for a listing of some of the clubs and organizations that already exist, or gather some folks who share your interests and start your own!
Request for Student Government Activity Fee Funds
Agency Account Deposit Form (email elovingood@clevelandstatecc.edu with any dynamic forms issues)
Interested in joining a club or two (or three or four!)?? The clubs are all described below. Click below to access the clubs sign-up, where you can enter your contact info and have it automatically sent to the club advisors for the groups you select.
Clubs are labeled if they hold physical meetings at the Athens Center.
This club has its own facility adjacent to the Cleveland campus. The BCM has a spiritual program for people of all faiths. This organization participates in mission trips, retreats, and other fellowship activities. During non-pandemic times, free lunch is provided on Thursdays to all students, and the center is open each day from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Contact Steven Johnston, BCM Sponsor (bcmcleveland@gmail.com), or Liz Mosley in H-113B or at extension 363 for more information.
C.E.O. Club
C.E.O. (Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization) purpose is to promote the entrepreneurial mindset and growth of students. The C.E.O. club provides a forum of interation between students and community entrepreneurs. For more information please visit our Entrepreneurship & Innovation website or email entrepreneurship@clevelandstatecc.edu
This club is open to engineering majors and students interested in engineering careers. The purpose is to provide an environment for students to meet, communicate, and collaborate with other engineering students and faculty. The group seeks to provide opportunities to interact with representatives from 4-year institutions and local business leaders, as well as informing students of internship and cooperative education opportunities. For more information, contact Darrell Oakley in S201C or ext. 791.
This club is designed to discuss, analyze, and research film and film techniques in order to apply that knowledge to possible future film projects. Contact Nathan Simmons, Film Club sponsor, in L-122 or at ext. 416 for more information.
This club brings together students regularly to pursue student interest in history and other related subjects. This includes field trips, discussions, and planned events on campus that focus on history and culture. See Robert Ellis (rellis01@clevelandstatecc.edu) for more information.
This club promotes the identity and stature of its members and the medical assisting profession through community service, education and providing credentials. For information, contact the Medical Assisting Program Director at ext. 702.
This club celebrates and shares the diverse cultures and people that make up the world through activities, events, and club meetings that promote understanding and interest in other countries and/or cultures. This helps to expand students’ global perspectives, benefiting them not only personally and academically, but also professionally in their future career opportunities. For more information, please contact the club sponsor, Carolina Roman, at ext. 321 or mroman@clevelandstatecc.edu (U-118).
The Cleveland State National Association for Music Education is a collegiate chapter of the professional organization for Music Educators. The mission is to promote the advancement of high-quality music education for all. Members of the CSCC Collegiate Chapter of NAfME are also members of the Tennessee Music Educators Association. Our chapter sponsors visiting professors from 4-year colleges as guest clinicians, speakers, and performers. Any student may attend the meetings, master-classes, and guest presentations. NAfME offers intensive leadership training, plus numerous networking opportunities with student advocates and NAfME leaders and provides members with advocacy resources and training. For more information, contact Elizabeth Fowler at efowler01@clevelandstatecc.edu.
This club is the international honor society that recognizes the achievement among students at two year colleges. The largest honor society in the world, Phi Theta Kappa membership is invitation only. Membership is offered in fall and spring to students that show outstanding academic performance. Membership entitles you to the privilege of special recognition at graduation, eligibility for over $36 million dollars in scholarship funds, and the opportunity to develop friendships and leadership skills that will last a lifetime. Contact Kimberly Harrington (ext. 499) for more information.
Cleveland State Athletics. Cleveland State Community College is a member of the National Junior College Athletic Association and the Tennessee Community College Athletic Association and maintains a strong program of intercollegiate sports. Recognition has included state and regional championships and national rankings. Team sports of baseball, men and women’s basketball, and women’s softball are available. NJCAA player eligibility standards apply. For more information on these programs, contact the respective coach.
Club standards, established for recognized student organizations of Cleveland State Community College, are as follows:
Any social functions scheduled must be submitted on a form and approved by the Dean of Students
Cleveland State Community College is a Tennessee Board of Regents institution