Student Organizations

Student Organizations

Honor Societies at CCC&TI

• Alpha Delta Nu - The objective of the Alpha Delta Nu Nursing Honor Society shall be to recognize the academic excellence of students in the study of Associate Degree Nursing. The society shall encourage the pursuit of advance degrees in the profession of nursing as well as continuing education as a life-long professional responsibility. Additionally, the society shall participate in the recruitment of qualified individuals into the profession of nursing.
• Ambassadors - The CCC&TI Student Ambassadors are a select group of students demonstrating academic excellence who represent the college at a variety of events. Nominated by faculty members, the ambassadors serve CCC&TI by conducting campus tours, assisting with special events, mentoring students, and representing the college in a variety of campus and community activities. Students eligible for nomination must have a minimum grade point average of 3.0. To learn more about the Ambassadors program at CCC&TI, visit the Ambassadors program web page.
• Phi Theta Kappa - The objective of the Alpha Lambda Pi Chapter, in addition to those specified in Article II of the National Constitution, shall be to promote the intellectual atmosphere of CCC&TI.
• The National Society of Leadership and Success - CCC&TI’s chapter of The National Society of Leadership and Success was founded in 2010. The National Society of Leadership and Success is a community of leaders dedicated to creating lasting positive change as the worldwide training organization for achievement and leadership education. NSLS speaker meetings are open to all students. For more information visit www.nsls.org

Special Interest Clubs:

Club Name	Description	Faculty Sponsor	Sponsor Phone #
American Chemical Society	Science related issues & STEM subjects	Joshua Marsh	828.726.2341
Chess Club	Learn and play chess with fellow students	Mel Rhoney Michael Hancock	828.726.2322 828.726.2376
Community Cobras	To volunteer in our community, campus community, and campus activities.	Carlos Dixon	828.726.2389
Global Students Club Watauga	Global Scholars Program and International Travel	Laura Wollpert	828.297.3811 x5295
Global Students Club Caldwell	Global Scholars Program and International Travel	Justin Butler	828.726.2457
GSA	Education, support and allyship for the LGBTQIA+ community on campus	Alexis Shook	828.726.2746
Heroes CAFE (Career Assistance For Everyone)	Educate and encourage adult students participating in the Transitional Studies program to learn useful entrepreneurial skills.	Kyle Pelfrey Meghan Edmisten
Juco 4 Jesus	Christian Fellowship and service projects	Tyler Deaton	828.726.2417
Science Club	Science related issues & STEM subjects	Denise Williams	828.726.2388

Program Specific Clubs: Open to Students in Program Area

Club Name	Description	Faculty Sponsor	Sponsor Phone #
Alpha Gamma Beta	Nuclear Medicine Technology	Leslie Deal	828.726.2330
Cosmetology Day Club	Cosmetology	Monteresa Schoenen	828.726.2250
Cosmetology Night Club	Cosmetology	Donna Price	828.726.2250
Culinary Guild	Culinary Arts	Keith Andreasen	828.726.2406
Culinary Club Watauga	Culinary Club	Chef Back	828.297.3811 x5222
Delta Chi Chapter of the Organization for Associate Degree Nursing (OADN)	Associate Degree Nursing	Dr. April Cline	828.726.2343
Early Childhood Teachers Club	Early Childhood	Linda Allbritton	828.726.5276
Paralegal Club	Paralegal Technology	Amy Hall	828.726.2324
PTA Club	Physical Therapy Assistants	Kelly Harvey	828.726.2353
Rho Alpha Delta (Rad)	Radiography	Amber Edwards	828.726.2334
SLPA	Speech-Language Pathology Assistants	Jessica Raby	828.726.2392
Sonography Club	Cardiovascular & Medical Sonography	Robin Nichols	828.726.2322

COBRA C.O.B.R.A.
Club Opportunities Beyond Regular Activities

General Information

C.O.B.R.A., is an incentives program instituted by the CCC&TI SGA, gives clubs greater opportunities for involvement in the Student Government Association. Each club is asked to appoint or elect a representative to attend General Assembly Meetings. These club representatives will make up the majority of the SGA Senate and will have the ability to enact legislation according to the SGA constitution.

To learn more about this incentives program, visit the C.O.B.R.A webpage.

Fund Raising Guidelines for Clubs and Organizations

1. All Fundraising activities must be submitted on a proposed Student Activity Request Form, preferably two weeks prior to activity.
2. Fundraising activities must be approved by Club Faculty/Staff sponsor, Student Government Advisor, SGA president, and Vice President of Student Services
3. Fundraising events should be on campus. Sale of products to raise money is permissible to individuals only.
4. The collection and expenditure of funds derived from fundraising activities of student clubs shall be consistent with the stated purpose and goals of the college.
5. Off campus solicitation of any kind (goods, services, pro-bono work or money) must be approved through the proposed Student Activity Request Form and by the CCC&TI Foundation office.
6. Any off campus solicitations for money or in-kind gifts must be reviewed for compatibility with the institutional purpose, coordinated, and approved by the Foundation office.
7. No clubs may sell meals or food unless purchased pre-packaged. The culinary club is exempt from this if the items are prepared in state-inspected kitchen.

Planning 101

Here are some guidelines for planning CCC&TI sponsored activities on or off campus.

1. Only Clubs, Representatives and Organizations officially recognized by the college are permitted to sponsor activities under the sanction of the college.
2. The Activity Form must be signed and electronically submitted by a college faculty or staff member for the activity to be considered.
3. Approval must be obtained BEFORE any work on the activity can begin.  The responsible college staff member will be notified once all the appropriate college officials have approved the activity.
4. Only activities approved through this process may occur on or off campus.
5. Activities requiring advertising or involvement from other campus areas should submit the Activity Form in a manner to allow appropriate planning and/or approval.
6. For events not sponsored by Student Activities or SGA, (ie. Student Fest or Club Day) please submit requests ONE MONTH before the event to insure proper planning.
7. Please consult the Fund Raising Guidelines for Clubs and Organizations.

Some basic questions to consider when planning your event:

• Who is the contact student and faculty/staff for the event?
• Who will pay for any costs associated with the event?
• Who is the target audience?  How many people do you expect?
• Who will be invited to attend?
• What day, time and date can you set for your event?
• Have you allowed time for set up and clean up?
• What are the official start and end times of the event?
• Does the event conflict with other events?
• Does the event take place on a major holiday or when the college is closed?
• Will your target audience be available (class schedule, travel time, etc.)?
• Where will this event take place?
• Will noise or traffic flow be an issue?
• Will you have enough space?
• Will the technological capabilities of the venue be an issue?
• What do you want to accomplish?
• Do you have the support of others in your club or organization?

The Activity Request Form is now available in the Forms & Instructions section of MyCCCTI.

The Club Information Form is now available in the Forms & Instructions section of MyCCCTI.