Clubs and Organizations
Clubs and organizations are active on an academic year basis. To be considered an active club or organization, the sponsor must submit an updated constitution and current year roster, and must elect two representatives to serve on the Student Senate. This information is kept on file with the Coordinator of Student Activities located in the Student Union and can be made available to you by contacting the office at (620) 792-9271.
Agriculture and Ranch Club
Any student at Barton County Community College shall be eligible
for membership. The purpose of the club is to increase and to maintain
interest in all areas of agriculture, to promote close relationships among
students, and to support the college's Agriculture Business Management
Program.
Sponsor: Steve Pottorff, T-Building, Room 130, (620) 792-9207
pottorffs@bartonccc.edu
Alpha Sigma
Lambda, Kappa Beta Chi Chapter Non-Traditional National Honor Society
Alpha Sigma Lambda (ASL) is the premier national honor society
for nontraditional adult students. ASL recognizes the special achievements
of adults who accomplish academic excellence while facing competing interest
of home and work. Barton County Community College has it's own chapter,
Kappa Beta Chi, which serves both main campus and Ft. Riley campus students.
To qualify for membership, the student must have completed 24 graded credits,
including a minimum of 12 academic hours towards the general education
concentration for an associate's degree. Those selected must have a minimum
grade point average of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale, or its equivalent.
Sponsor: Carol Dellinger, Library, Room 107, (620) 792-9295
dellingerc@bartonccc.edu
Campus Christian Fellowship
Campus Christian Fellowship at Barton County Community College exist to introduce students to Jesus Christ and help students grow in their relationship with God by being connected with other Christians and honoring God with their life using their gifts to serve others. The organization is composed of Christian students or students interested in learning more about Christianity who meet every week during the fall and spring semesters. Their large group meeting, called BASIC, meets in Housing Commons T.V. room every Thrusday night at 9 PM and is open to all. Prayer, Bible study and sharing dominate the weekly large group meeting. The group also organzies small-group Bible studies that meet through the week, fall and winter retreats, Spring Break mission trips and a variety of other campus activities. Come and get involved! http://bartonccf.wordpress.com.
Sponsor: Brian Howe, C-Building, Room 116, (620) 792-9254
howeb@bartonccc.edu
Cheerleaders,
Yell Leaders and Mascots
This is a highly select group of students who perform at all basketball
games, both at home and away, and assist with other athletic events. Cheerleaders
and Yell Leaders are selected on the basis of athletic and gymnastic ability,
leadership, personal appearance, personality and scholastics.
Sponsor: Debbie Warren, PE Building, Room 113, (620) 792-9311
warrend@bartonccc.edu
Computer Club
The club provides an opportunity to increase leadership abilities of the members, provide insight to the computer area of the real world and recognize the characteristics important for future employment. It also gives students the opportunity to meet others with the same career interest.
Sponsor: Steve Oelke, Technical Building, Room T-119-A, (620) 786-9183
oelkes@bartonccc.edu
Cougarettes
The Cougarettes represent the college at athletic, college and
community functions.
Sponsor: Dana Foss, PE Building, Room P10A, (620) 792-9377
fossd@bartonccc.edu
Cougar Danz Force
The Cougar Kittens are a nationally recognized precision dance
team that performs at basketball games, community events, and nationally
recognized professional functions. The group is open to students who are
selected by audition.
Sponsor: Amanda Schnoebelen, PE Building, Room 116, (620) 786-1139 schnoebelena@bartonccc.edu
Hispanic American Leadership Organization (HALO)
The Hispanic American Leadership Organization (HALO) is open to all Barton students. HALO promotes the Hispanic culture on campus and in the community. Provides an inviting environment to develop leadership skills, social skills, community service, and fostering of academic and career achievement.
Sponsor: Todd Moore, Kirkman Building, P107A, (620) 792-9241
Journalism Crew (J Crew)
The Journalism Crew (J Crew) of Barton County Community College is for students interested in the study of journalism including print, radio or broadcast. J Crew seeks to unite journalists of talent, truth and energy in good fellowship; to foster the best interest of journalism at Barton County Community College; and to interest others in the Barton journalism program.
Sponsor: Yvonda Acker, Student Union, Room 124, (620) 792-9239
Lambda
Alpha Epsilon
The Sigma Phi Omega Chapter was established at Barton County Community
College in 1969 for students and practitioners. S.P.O. provides fellowship
among students studying criminal justice through a variety of social and
professional events. Students may also receive training in crime scene
investigation, firearms, and a variety of other criminal justice related
functions to compete against other college chapters both in-state and
regionally.
Sponsor: Randy Smith, T-Building, Room 133, (620) 792-9299
smithr@bartonccc.edu
Newman Club
The Newman Club
of Barton County Community College is affiliated with the Catholic Community
of Great Bend. The purpose of the club is to provide Catholic and other
interested students with a vehicle for fellowship with one another, to
promote service to the college and the community and to foster dialogue
among members concerning theology.
Sponsor: Sue Cooper, Kirkman Student Activity Center (620)792-9268
Nursing
Club
The Nursing Club, an affiliate of Kansas Association of Nursing Students
(KANS) and the National Student Nursing Association (NSNA) was established
as a means of promoting interest in the nursing field. It is dedicated
to the purpose of helping students achieve a better understanding of health-related
issues and to develop qualities and skills that will assist in assuming
leadership roles now and in the future.
Sponsor: Evelyn Parker, C-Building, Room 138, (620) 792-9353
parkere@bartonccc.edu
Rita Schmidt, C-Building, Room 134, (620) 792-9351
Phi Theta
Kappa
Phi Theta Kappa is the only nationally recognized honors fraternity for
two-year colleges. To be considered for membership in Phi Theta Kappa,
one must have previously attended Barton County Community College one
semester and be currently enrolled in 12 or more hours at the College.
The applicant must have a minimum grade point average of 3.5 and be nominated
by faculty to earn membership. The purpose of Phi Theta Kappa is to recognize
and encourage scholarship among students. It also provides opportunities
for the development of leadership, service, the intellectual exchange
of roles, and continued academic excellence.
Sponsors: Stephannie Goerl, C-Building, Room 119, (620) 792-9261
goerls@bartonccc.edu
Kathy Boeger, T-Building, Room 128, (620) 792-9203
Student
Ambassadors
The Student Ambassadors serve as representatives of the college by conducting
and scheduling campus tours and participating in recruitment activities.
Ambassadors are selected from both the freshman and sophomore classes
through an application and interview process.
Sponsor: Todd Moore, Kirkman Building, P107A, (620) 792-9241
mooret@bartonccc.edu
Student Senate
Student Senate is the representative governing body of the student population.
It is composed of elected officials and representatives of clubs. The
main purpose of the Student Senate is to provide a voice for the student
population on campus and to plan student activities. The Student Senate
Office is located in the lower level of the Student Union. Please direct
questions and suggestions to the Student Senate President or the Coordinator
of Student Activities at (620) 792-9271.
Sponsor: Diane Engle, Student Union, Room U126, (620) 792-9271
engled@bartonccc.edu
Technical Arts Club (TAC)
TAC is for any student at Barton interested in blending art, design, and digital creativity. Student goal is to further graphic and graphic related knowledge and foster development and sharing of new ideas. They strive to experience the application of skills for the graphics trade and to imporve existing skills and techniques. Members explore career interests, employment opportunities, community service, and changing issues for graphics professionals and the technologies of a modern culture. Through teamwork and leadership members focus on and address each individual's orginality and creativity.
Sponsor: Dana Allison, T-Building, Room 132, (620) 786-1141
allisond@bartonccc.edu
Vocational
Industrial Clubs of America (VICA)
Any student at Barton County Community College shall be eligible for membership.
The purpose of the organization is to develop leadership and technical
skills in students enrolled in vocational/technical programs at Barton
County Community College. Programs involved in VICA include Power Mechanics
(Auto/Diesel), Drafting, and the Automotive Technology Club.
Sponsor: Darcy Wedel, T-Building, Room 174, (620) 792-9336
wedeld@bartonccc.edu
Workforce Training & Community Education Organization
Any student with a Workforce Training & Community Education Major at Barton County Community College is eligible for membership. The organization’s purposes include: to promote a wider acquaintance among its members, to maintain and increase their interest in community service, to develop leaders in the various Workforce Training & Community Education Majors, to aid in any campus activity relating to club work, to foster the best interest of Barton County Community College and the interest of Workforce Training & Community Education Organization members and encourage others to come to Barton County Community College.
Sponsors:Shanna Legleiter, T-Building , Room T119, (620)792-9398, legleiters@bartonccc.edu and Kathy Boeger, T-Building , Room T119, (620)792-9203, boegerk@bartonccc.edu