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The Art Club provides educational activities in the visual arts for club members and the College community. Club activities promote the practical and cultural value of art, the development of personal creativity and art career awareness. The Art Club is open to all students who have an interest in art. Contact person: Cathy Gordon, csgordon@neosho.edu.

This organization is for students who have an interest and/or curiosity in various applications of space technology with an emphasis in space biology. All students are eligible for membership and are encouraged to join and become involved in the club. The club offers opportunities for participation in professional activities featuring guest speakers, technical demonstrations/projects, policy development, and field trips. Several social activities and fundraisers will be planned each year. This club meets on the Chanute campus.

The Black Student Union promotes a general understanding of all black cultures and their heritage. The organization also assists and supports black students and serves as a representative of all minority students of NCCC on all issues of public interests and/or concerns. Membership is open to anyone wishing to be a part of the club’s goals and prospected purposes. Contact person: Luka Kapkiai, lkapkiai@neosho.edu.

The Board Game Knights is an NCCC organization for students who have an interest in modern board games, tabletop games and/or card games. Student activities include playing, exploring and discussing the hobby using a variety of modern tabletop and card games. The Board Game Knights is open to all NCCC students and does not require any gaming experience to join

The Business Club is open to all students majoring in the areas of business. Its objective is to provide social, career, and educational activities as they relate to the business world. Contact person(s):
James Halstead - jhalstead@neosho.edu
Richard Webber - rwebber@neosho.edu

The purpose of Creative Cats club is to reinforce effective communication in the written form. Students will work in groups and individually to produce written work including poetry, short fiction, and essays. .  At least one community service project will be done during the school year at a time determined by club members.  Membership is open to all students. 

The New Criminal Justice Club at Neosho Community College at both Chanute and Ottawa will be starting soon and it will be open to all students. The purpose of the club is to provide critical information and valuable skills to students interested in all fields of Criminal Justice – including Law Enforcement, Court Administration, Forensics, Corrections, Law, Public Policy, and Criminology. Members and advisers are committed to help students reach their academic and professional goals through networking and skill building, while also assisting our community with creative charity work and community service.

The mission of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes is to present to athletes, and all whom they influence, the challenge and adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, including but not limited to growing faith in all involved and transferring into real life.

The Panther Historian Club is a campus organization open to all students. Its objective is to provide social, career, and educational activities as they relate to the field of history and social sciences.

Additional information about the Honors Program can be found on the Honors page here.

The International Student Club promotes understanding and good will among students of different nations and cultures, to share ideas and diverse perspectives in solutions to identified problems. International club members participate in a variety of community services where information about specific cultures are shared. Membership is open to all students.

Contact person: Sarah Cadwallader, scadwallader@neosho.edu.

The Literature and the Movies Club meets once a month during the spring and fall semesters. First, students read a piece of literature. Then, the group meets to watch the movie based on the work and to compare and contrast the two. Contact person: Mary Weilert, mweilert@neosho.edu.

All students accepted into the nursing program have the opportunity to participate in the Mary Grimes Student Nurse Association (MGSNA). Involvement in this organization gives the nursing student the opportunity to learn and practice leadership skills, explore issues related to professionalism, and learn about the opportunities for nurses to impact their profession on the state and national level. Activities are directed toward service to the community and promotion of the profession of nursing. 
Contact person(s) Ottawa: 
Cheryl Van Hemert - cvanhemert@neosho.edu
Kristy Snyder - ksnyder@neosho.edu

Contact Person(s) Chanute:
Nancy Carpenter - ncarpenter@neosho.edu

The Music Club is open to all NCCC students. The purpose of the club is to foster an appreciation for all types of music within the College community. Club members can enjoy live performances, field trips, and discussions about issues concerning music and the arts. Contact person: Alan Murray, amurray@neosho.edu.

The purpose of the National Technical Honor Society at NCCC is the promotion of scholarship, development of leadership and service, and cultivation of fellowship among qualified students of the College. Members are students who excel in school work and in the community. Members are rewarded for going above and beyond what is required as a student. Contact person: David Crellin dcrellin@neosho.edu

The purpose of the Outdoors Adventurers Club is to encourage students to engage in outdoor activities.  Activities will be of various nature depending on weather and availability of transportation and equipment.  Activities may include: disc golf, hiking, kayaking and/or canoeing, biking, camping, swimming and road trips to various outdoor venues.  Venues may include: arboretums, parks, and other scenic or educational areas.

Panther Players is a group of students are interested in participating in theatre or who simply enjoy attending “live” theatre. The club helps support Neosho County Community College’s theatre department and actively engages in volunteer work for the campus community and the communities of Neosho County. The club often provides social gatherings and travel opportunities to view productions at other colleges/universities as well as professional theatres throughout the region. The group meets at least once a month to discuss club business and upcoming events. 

Contact person: Tricia Stogsdill  tstogsdill@neosho.edu or 620-432-0361  

The purpose of the Omega Iota Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa at NCCC is the promotion of scholarship, the development of leadership and service, and the cultivation of fellowship among qualified students of this College. Contacts:  Luka Kapkiai (lkapkiai@neosho.edu) or Alan Murray (amurray@neosho.edu) 

The mission of the NCCC Sociology Club is to raise awareness about current social issues and to provide support to the student population of the Neosho County Community College. The NCCC Sociology Club will also focus on community engagement, community service, degree completion support, and transfer guidance and support. 

NCCC Student Ambassadors are students selected by the student services staff to represent the College at various College and community functions. Student Ambassadors also participate in various community service projects, such as reading to students at local elementary schools. Contact person: Amy Morris amorris@neosho.edu

The Student Senate is the governing agency of the student body. Its goal is to promote student interests in all phases of campus life. The Student Senate has the responsibility of coordinating the social functions of the College and cultivating a desirable College spirit through extracurricular activities. Contact person: Kerrie Coomes,kcoomes@neosho.edu. 

Student Senate Constitution