COLLEGE CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS Why Join a Club or Organization? A person goes to college for a variety of reasons, one of which is to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to accomplish one’s educational career and personal goals. The major part of this education will be acquired in the classroom, but an important part is also received outside the classroom in a variety of activities. Some of the clubs available to DCC students are listed below: African-American Culture Club was organized in 1973 to promote a greater understanding and appreciation for African American Culture by presenting art exhibits, special programs, and speakers. (Advisor – Alice Walker, 797-8419) Alpha Beta Gamma (International Business Honors Society) is an International Business Honor Society established to recognize and encourage scholarship among two-year
business and professional college students. (Advisors – Matt Nidiffer, 797-8459) National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) promotes the ideals of honesty, service, leadership, and skill development among America’s future workforce. NTHS rewards scholastic achievement in occupational, vocational and/or technical education. Members help build and maintain a stronger, more positive image for vocational and technical students. Members also may attend conferences, workshops, and seminars to exchange ideas and experiences. (Advisors – Joe Distad, 797-8486, Todd Sanders, 7978530) Cosmetology Club helps students understand material presented in the Cosmetology Program as well as other Cosmetology-related information that may not be presented in the classroom environment. The club is a place
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