Student Clubs and Organizations

Student Clubs and Organizations

 

Student Clubs and Organizations

Student Clubs and Organization Information

About Student Clubs and Organizations

Student organizations are an important element in the total college experience.  In order to enrich student educational growth and personal development, the College will encourage and support student organizations and activities which provide the following experiences: 

  1. Development of professional ideals and standards.
  2. Intellectual development, particularly in fields related to classroom experiences.
  3. Development of personal and professional friendships, associations and networks.
  4. Leadership development.
  5. Dialogue about current social, economical, and cultural issues and challenges.  
  6. Service learning projects and activities, on or off campus. 

 

Student Clubs and Organization More Information

Student Clubs and Organizations

Select your campus below for more information.

ADI OWOSSO

STUDENT CLUB FACULTY/STAFF ADVISOR INFORMATION
Automotive/Diesel Club Kenneth Boyer ([email protected]) Helps its members enhance professional development by providing opportunities to learn about the Auto/Diesel field.

 

CADILLAC

STUDENT CLUB FACULTY/STAFF ADVISOR INFORMATION
Chess Club Bradley Pierson ([email protected])  This club's mission is to offer techniques and strategies to be successful at the game of Chess. The student club will include weekly events, competitions and other opportunities to learn the game. 
Cyber Defense Club Matthew Hansel ([email protected]) & Steven Vincent ([email protected]) Provides an opportunity for students in the Information Technology programs to network, organize students activities, engage in community outreach, invite technology professional to campus and complete IT projects.
Movement Matters Club Samantha Simonetti ([email protected]) Student organization meeting every other week to discuss common injuries of runners and active individuals followed by a walk/run as a group.  Come join a fun group of students and faculty members as we get out and MOVE. 
National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America Anya Petersen ([email protected]) To promote the professional and educational advancement of veterinary technicians.
Student Nurses Association Rachel Fajardo ([email protected]) An organization for students enrolled in BSN/BSN completion programs that promotes the development of professional nurse leaders. Nursing students work together to advocate for the provision of high quality health care and advance the nursing profession.
Yoga Club  Kelly Rhodes ([email protected]) A group to learn about Yoga and Meditation and the benefits it can provide.  Topics and classes chosen by the group.  Meeting and practice done individually or in a group setting in the Yoga Room.  All skill levels are encouraged to attend. 

 

CIM MUSKEGON

STUDENT CLUB FACULTY/STAFF ADVISOR INFORMATION
ACF West Michigan Lakeshore Student Chapter Chef Amanda Miller ([email protected]) The American Culinary Federation provides accredited educational programs, certifications, competitions and networking designed to enhance professional growth for all current and future chefs and pastry chefs.

 

CIM PORT HURON

STUDENT CLUB FACULTY/STAFF ADVISOR INFORMATION
ACF Michigan Chefs de Cuisine Association Student Chapter Paula Recinella ([email protected]) The American Culinary Federation provides accredited educational programs, certifications, competitions and networking designed to enhance professional growth for all current and future chefs and pastry chefs.

 

JACKSON

STUDENT CLUB FACULTY/STAFF ADVISOR INFORMATION
Cyber Defense Club Matthew Hansel ([email protected]) & Steven Vincent ([email protected]) Provides an opportunity for students in the Information Technology programs to network, organize students activities, engage in community outreach, invite technology professional to campus and complete IT projects.
Radiation Therapy Honor Society Carrie Stevens ([email protected]) The purpose of this Chapter is to:
Foster academic scholarship at the highest academic levels
Promote research and investigation in the radiologic and imaging sciences
Promote service within the community
Recognize exemplary scholarship
Student Nurses Association Dr. Debra Hadfield ([email protected]) An organization for students enrolled in BSN/BSN completion programs that promotes the development of professional nurse leaders. Nursing students work together to advocate for the provision of high quality health care and advance the nursing profession.

 

MUSKEGON

STUDENT CLUB FACULTY/STAFF ADVISOR INFORMATION
Baker Talent Club Randy Baker ([email protected]) Baker Talent Club is a  platform for students to practice their academic presentations (public speaking is, of course, a talent), as well as any other talents they may have, such as poetry, music, magic, etc. We  meet periodically, and  have contests . This is intended to streghten interactions and presentions using Toastmaster skills in a unique way.
The Lighthouse Scott Henderson ([email protected]) This is a faith and fellowship club that meets weekly to study the Bible, to pray and to get to know one another.
Rotaract Jamie Sowa ([email protected]) Rotaract clubs bring together people ages 18 and older to exchange ideas with leaders in the community, develop leadership and professional skills, and have fun through service.
Student Chapter of National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America Keren Allen ([email protected]) To promote the professional and educational advancement of veterinary technicians.
Student Nurses Association Angela Johnson ([email protected]) An organization for students enrolled in BSN/BSN completion programs that promotes the development of professional nurse leaders. Nursing students work together to advocate for the provision of high quality health care and advance the nursing profession.

 

ONLINE

STUDENT CLUB FACULTY/STAFF ADVISOR INFORMATION
Baker College ACM Club Dr. Sherri Maciosek ([email protected]) The Baker College ACM Club is affiliated with the ACM Professional Organization (acm.org). The Club is open to any Baker College student with an interest in computers and information technology. The Club focuses on building connections between student and professional members, mentoring, developing leadership, and participating in activities that promote the computing and IT professions.
Baker College Student SHRM Chapter Ashlie Roeder ([email protected]) & Julia Keider ([email protected]) SHRM, the Society for Human Resource Management, creates better workplaces where employers and employees thrive together. The Baker College Student Chapter is a collaborative, volunteer organization seeking to improve the opportunities for students to learn more about the careers and competencies of the SHRM organization. Students can take advantage of resources and networks within SHRM and its state and local events with a student membership.
For more information about the Baker chapter, click this Baker College Student SHRM Chapter link.
SHRM organization logo
BC Human Services Club (HUS) Jessica A. Topor, PhD, LMFT ([email protected]) The Human Services (HUS) Student Club offers students the opportunity to volunteer and/or work in their communities. The club also does fundraisers to donate to local charities and agencies and participates in other events/trainings throughout the year. Join the HUS Club today if you are interested in:
  • Being an active member in your community.
  • Connecting with your peers.
  • Help with organizing and leading charity events.
  • Donating to various charities.
  • Adding an extracurricular to your resume!
Cyber Defense Club Matthew Hansel ([email protected]) & Steven Vincent ([email protected]) Provides an opportunity for students in the Information Technology programs to network, organize students activities, engage in community outreach, invite technology professional to campus and complete IT projects.
Pi Zeta Epsilon Barbara Van Loon ([email protected]) & Ryan Maring ([email protected]) The Baker College Pi Zeta Epsilon (PZE) chapter is associated with the Alpha Phi Sigma (APS) National Criminal Justice Honor Society.  The mission of APS is to promote analytical thinking, rigorous scholarship, and lifelong learning; to keep abreast of the advances in scientific research; to elevate the ethical standards of the criminal justice professionals and to sustain in the public mind the benefit and necessity of education and professional training.  For more information about Alpha Phi Sigma (APS) please visit the Alpha Phi Sigma Home page.  In addition, PZE strives to engage the community through service projects, hosting panel discussions and various volunteer opportunities to promote the criminal justice field and better community relations with current and future criminal justice professionals, as well as members of the community that have engaged with the criminal justice system.  For more information about the Baker chapter visit our Alpha Phi Sigma Infogram.
Alpha Phi Sigma organization logo

 

OWOSSO

STUDENT CLUB FACULTY/STAFF ADVISOR INFORMATION
Cyber Defense Club Matthew Hansel ([email protected]) & Steven Vincent ([email protected]) Provides an opportunity for students in the Information Technology programs to network, organize students activities, engage in community outreach, invite technology professional to campus and complete IT projects.
Faith and Fellowship Club Marcia Hindman ([email protected]) A community for students who want to grow in their faith and join in fellowship.
National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America Elsie Valezquez ([email protected]) To promote the professional and educational advancement of veterinary technicians.
Physical Therapy Assistants Club Erin Smith ([email protected]) The purpose of the PTA is to become familiar with all aspects of physical therapy through group experiences and to address the interests of Baker College students and community in the healthcare field.
Student Nurses Association Shannon French ([email protected]) An organization for students enrolled in BSN/BSN completion programs that promotes the development of professional nurse leaders. Nursing students work together to advocate for the provision of high quality health care and advance the nursing profession.
Student Occupational Therapy Association Wendy Flint ([email protected]) SOTA aims to strengthen the knowledge and skill development of students pursuing a career in occupational therapy focusing on practical experience in leadership, teamwork, communication and professionalism.
Veterinary Technology Club Elsie Valezquez ([email protected]) To promote the professional and educational advancement of veterinary technicians.

 

ROYAL OAK

STUDENT CLUB FACULTY/STAFF ADVISOR INFORMATION
Cyber Defense Club Matthew Hansel ([email protected]) & Steven Vincent ([email protected]) Provides an opportunity for students in the Information Technology programs to network, organize students activities, engage in community outreach, invite technology professional to campus and complete IT projects.
Occupational Therapy Student Club Sheila Guiao ([email protected]) The Occupational Therapy Student club reinforces the clinical reasoning and critical thinking skills necessary to develop client-centered treatment choices.  Students active in the club will prepare for the national certification examination and entry-level practice with hands-on events, experiential learning, and presentations.
Physical Therapy Assistants Club Sarah Card ([email protected]) The purpose of the PTA is to become familiar with all aspects of physical therapy through group experiences and to address the interests of Baker College students and community in the healthcare field.
Student Nurses Association Joanna Tou ([email protected]), Bobbie Anne Gonzales (Roberta) ([email protected]), Jill Witzman ([email protected])  An organization for students enrolled in BSN/BSN completion programs that promotes the development of professional nurse leaders. Nursing students work together to advocate for the provision of high quality health care and advance the nursing profession.

 

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