Clubs & Organizations
| Alliance for Students with Disabilities: To create a network of people who provide support, information and advocacy for individuals with disabilities. | Ms. Susanna Fenlon 381-1345 E222 |
| American Culinary Federation: To promote, develop, and carry out the goals, work and program of the American Culinary Federation; to promote the best interests of the culinary profession generally and the interests and welfare of chefs, cooks, and others engaged in the culinary profession. | Mr. Robert Payne 381-1216 E510 |
| Aviation Club: To develop the interest in the field of aviation science for students at SCCC. | Ms. Barbara Jones 381-1266 C205 |
| A.L.A.N.A.: To promote a common bond for unity, appreciation and respect among all students and all ethnic groups at SCCC. | Ms. Angela West-Davis 381-1279 E222 |
| Business and Law Club: To develop competence, build character, prepare for useful citizenship, encourage improvement in scholarship and establish standards for entrance into business occupations with support of the national chapter. | Mr. Matthew Farron 381-1385 E350 Ms. Sheila Foglietta 381-1265 E315 |
| Christian Fellowship Club: To worship God through song, prayer and the study of His word and provide fellowship and spiritual support for other Christians. | Dr. Martha Asselin 381-1344 E222 |
| Computer Clubhouse: To help students learn basics computer skills and to help one another with computer problems through a creative and safe environment where all students work together and as mentors while exploring computers and building self-confidence. | Ms. Kathy Liska 377-1606 E109 |
| Criminal Justice Club: To further the knowledge and understanding of the criminal justice field and to enhance the student’s knowledge pertaining to career development. | Mr. Harry Buffardi 381-1445 E512 Mr. Gary Perkins 381-1376 E512 |
| Drama Club: To sponsor trips, locally and in New York City, to provide and arena for both professionals and nonprofessional companies to express their views through the drama media. | Ms. Sandra Boynton 381-1355 B113 |
| Education Club: To use our education and knowledge within the community and to expand our education through community. | Ms. Tammy Calhoun 381-1295 G131 |
| Hospitality Club: To embark on education activities to promote self-development as well as exploring career opportunities within the hospitality industry. | Ms. Ingrid O’Connell |
| The Pride Alliance: To improve and increase awareness, education, self-pride and support for all members of our community through various activities held in a respectful, positive and productive manner. | Ms. Kim Scheuerman 381-1259 E202 Mr. Ralf Schauer 381-1288 E331 |
| RESTART Club: To provide support for returning adult students in an online format where advice, information and ideas can be shared. | Ms. Dawn Jones 381-1200 E222 Ms. Robyn Posson 381-1257 E222 |
| Rotaract of Schenectady: Rotaract is the college equivalent of Rotary, on the othe largest service club organizations in the world, made up of 1.2 million people. Rotary and Rotaract provide individuals of all professions and educational majors a place to grow professionally and serve their communities through various projects and activities. | Mr. Robert Frederick 381-1368 E222 |
| Rhythms Literary Magazine: Encourage and support creative writing and artistic endeavors of students, faculty and staff and publishes for the community a literary magazine. | Mr. Geoffrey Welch 381-1466 E313 |
| Science Club: To promote the sciences and encourage the studies in this field through field trips and experiences outside of classroom activities. | Ms. Tania Cabrera 381-1328 CST 200 |
| Slow Food Club: To represent the interests, further studies and personal growth and promote the general welfare of the members. | Mr. Rocco G. Verrigni 381-1296 E235 |
| Spanish Club: To band together students in or interested in the study of Hispanic cultures, customs and language while promoting an appreciation for Hispanic cultures, customs and languages while promoting an appreciation for Hispanic culture on campus. | Mr. Michael Dzikowski 381-1458 E530 Ms. Judith Prinzo 381-1401 E204 |
| Student Activities Board (SAB): The major activities planning organization on campus. The events that SAB plans are many and varied, and they include cultural, social, education and recreation activities. | Mr. Chris Del Vecchio 381-1313 E 222 |
| Students Veterans of Americans: To establish and develop student veteran support systems advocating for students veteran issues at the state and national level. | Mr. Harry Buffardi 381-1445 E512 Mr. Bill Vanhoesen 381-1478 E222 |
| Student Volunteer Organization: To represent the interests, further the social and personal growth, and promote the general welfare of the members of the organization and to create a positive attitude about community service on campus as well as create a placement system that will connect student and faculty volunteers with agencies in need of their help. | Ms. Renee Adamany 381-1298 E202 Mr. Mark Seth 381-1385 E307 |
| Technologies Club: To further the knowledge and understanding of the members in the field of technology and electronics while enhancing members experience pertaining to scholastic and career development. | Mr. Keion Clinton 381-1215 E512 |
| Tutor Networking Club: To provide training and support for peer tutors and tutees; to plan activities in order to raise money for student scholarships. | Mr. Dan McCrea 381-1464 E328C Ms. Ronalyn Wilson 381-1462 E328C |
If you are interested in joining and/or getting more information on a club, please contact the advisor listed. If you have an interest and there isn’t a club for that interest, you can create a club. See your Student Government Associate representative for details.
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