CCBC Dundalk Clubs & Organizations

 

A student organization may be officially recognized by the College provided it has enhanced or will enhance, according to its statement of purpose, the educational, social, cultural or recreational development of individuals on campus. Organizations must be open to all students and must not discriminate on the basis of race, gender, age, physical disability, religion, sexual orientation or national origin. Stop by the Office of Student Life for further information. Phone: 410-285-9850.

• Anime Club

• Disabled Students Association- DSA is an advocate for students on campus who are disabled. Their purpose is to educate the college community about the abilities and capabilities of students with special needs.

• Dundalk Community Theater- Offers 3 productions a year.

• Honors Association- Offers opportunities to the college community to participate in lectures, discussions, cultural events or any activity that enhances learning and leadership.

• Horticulture Club- Encourages and fosters a regard for plants and the natural world.

• Intercollegiate Athletic Programs- DCC's Athletic Program currently has 5 teams fielded. (Men's/Women's Soccer, Men's Baseball, Women's Softball, Men's Basketball.

• Kimball Mountain Observer- Dundalk Community College's newspaper. Produces 6 papers per year.

• Multicultural Student Association- sponsors workshops/programs to heighten awareness of diverse cultures.

• Paralegal Club- Offers association with peers who share some of the same legal interests and goals.

• Phi Theta Kappa- Promotes scholarship, development of leadership and service, and the cultivation of fellowship among qualified students of CCBC Dundalk.

• Programming Board- Plans and promotes a majority of the co-curricular, social, recreational and cultural programs on campus.

• Student Government Association- Part of the governing body of CCBC Dundak, the SGA is instrumental in policy and procedures that affect our students.

• Women's Program- Offers assistance, counseling, courses, and referrals to displaced homemakers, and single parents, both male and female.