CCM - County College of Morris

Student Clubs Listing

• Active Minds
  • This student group aims to increase the awareness of students, faculty and staff at CCM about issues surrounding mental health, symptoms related to mental health disorders and various mental health resources, both at CCM and elsewhere.
    • Advisor: Ms. Ariella Heisler (Counseling Office, SCC 118)  

• Alpha Beta Gamma (Rho Chapter)
  • ABG is an International Business Honor Society established to recognize and encourage scholarship among two-year college students in business curricula.
    • Advisor: Prof. Susan Miller (Office: Cohen Hall, CH 204)
    • Click here for Alpha Beta Gamma Application   

• Ambassadors Club
  • The Ambassadors Club is a select group of CCM students who work with the Division of Student Development and Enrollment Management and the Admissions Office in recruitment, retention and community relations. They serve as campus tour guides and generally promote campus life and student involvement at CCM.  
    • Advisor: Ms. Jessica Chambers (Admissions Office, SCC 212)  

• Art Club
  • Allows students to learn more about art and design through guest speakers, field trips, programs and activities.
    • Advisor: Prof, Todd Doney (Office: DeMare Hall, DH 201B) 
    • Join our Facebook Page: CCM Art Club (link to Facebook.com)

• Asian Students Association
  • Allows students to learn more about Asian cultures, including the languages, customs and food through guest speakers, field trips, programs and social events.
    • Office: Student/Community Center, Rm. SCC 228
    • Advisor: Prof. John Williford (Office: DeMare Hall, DH 331) 

• Biology Club
  • This purpose of the club is to bring science and non-science students together in a forum where those students can discuss and provide insight to current and relevant biological topics. Club activities will introduce students to further education and career opportunities.  It will also provide peer support for fellow biology and non-biology students and bring awareness of biological topics to the public.
    • Advisors: Prof. Sheila Barbach and Prof. Christine Kelly (Office: Sheffield Hall, SH 205)

• Peer Mentors Association 
  • To aid current and future CCM students with disabilities to better adapt and succeed on the college level. To help support students with any problems they may encounter, to help motivate students, to update students regarding the latest learning techniques, and to provide support system to strengthen the students connection to the college.
    • Advisor: Ms. Jane Rufino (Office: SCC 125)
    • Visit our Facebook Page: Peer Mentors Association of CCM (link to Facebook.com)  

• Phi Theta Kappa (Alpha Kappa Kappa chapter)
  • PTK, the national two-year college honor society, recognizes and encourages scholarship among community college students.
    • Office: Student/Community Center, Rm. SCC 130
    • Advisor: Dr. Bette Simmons, Vice President of Student Development and Enrollment Management (Office: Student Center SCC 132)
    • Click here to link to the PTK International website
    • Visit our Facebook Page: Phi Theta Kappa of CCM (link to Facebook.com)
    • Click here to see the listing of PTK's Spring Semester 2013 Inductees.    

• Photo Club
  • Is open to all levels of photographers, from novice to advanced.
    • Advisor: Prof. Nieves Gruneiro (Office: DeMare Hall, DH 201) 

• Radiography Club
  • Stimulates active participation and continued interest in current trends and developments in radiography. Promotes scholastic standards in the field.
    • Advisor: Prof. Kathleen Smith-Wenning (Office: Cohen Hall, CH 158)

• Respiratory Club
  • Stimulates active participation and continued interest in current trends and developments in respiratory therapy.
    • Advisor: Prof. Michele DaSilva (Office: Cohen Hall, CH 158)

• Running Club 
  • The purpose of the Running Club is to give the CCM campus community the opportunity to compete in running races, to provide a fitness alternative to the school teams and to unite all CCM runners.
    • Advisor: Prof. Mark Washburne (Office: DeMare Hall, DH 305) and Prof. Jenifer Martin (Office: Sheffield Hall, SH 201) 

• Sailing Club 
  • The purpose of the CCM Sailing Club is to promote the sport of sailing and other related marine activities and to provide its members opportunities for participation in these activities.
    • Advisor: Prof. Stephen Kaifa (Office: DeMare Hall, DH 319)

• SAE (SAE was formerly known as the Society of Automotive Engineers)
  • Provide its members opportunities to gain broader insight into the engineering profession by sponsoring meetings which will bring practicing engineers to the campus, arranging field trips to research and engineering establishments, sponsoring student projects of engineering interest, and participating in local SAE Section activities. 
    • Advisor: Prof. Nial McCabe (Office: Sheffield Hall, SH 305)

• Strategic Gaming Club (aka Game Club)
  • This club is all about learning and playing new games and is open to all levels of players, from novice to advanced.
    • Advisor: Prof. Catherine Chambers (Office: Sheffield Hall, SH 201)  

• Student Activities Programming Board
  • SAPB develops, coordinates and implements campus-wide programs of social, recreational and educational interest to all CCM students.
    • Office: Student/Community Center, Rm. SCC 122
    • Advisors: Mr. Don Phelps (Office: SCC 226) and Mr. Thomas Molski

• Student Film Association 
  • Serves to create a forum to share members' appreciation of American and world cinema and to broaden perspectives through exposure to a wide range of films. 
    • Advisor: Dr. Matthew Jones (Office: Cohen Hall, CH 321)

• Student Government Association
  • The SGA is the governing body for all students enrolled at CCM. It functions to further the well being of the student body by representing students on various college committees.
    • Office: Student/Community Center, Rm. SCC 128
    • Advisors: Mr. Don Phelps (Office: SCC 226) and Mr. Thomas Molski
    • Visit our Facebook Page: CCM SGA (link to Facebook.com)
    • LINKS:
      • SGA Position Application 
      • Student Association Constitution

• Student Nurses Association (SNA)
  • Stimulates active participation in nursing activities and promotes scholastic standards.  
    • Advisor: Prof. Ann Marie Bunty (Office: Cohen Hall, CH 303)  

• United Latino Organization
  • ULO serves as a support group for CCM students of Latin American descent through cultural, educational, social and recreational activities.   
    • Advisors: Mr. Luis Martinez (Office: Student Center, SCC 212) 

• Volunteer Club
  • To connect CCM students, faculty and staff, to endorse both local and world involvement, to build character, help others and develop skills.
    • Advisor: Prof. Kimberly Smith (Office: Cohen Hall, CH 204D) and Ms. Lotoya Howard (Office: Student Center, SCC 210)
    • Visit our Facebook Page: CCM Volunteer Club (link to Facebook.com)  

• Women in STEM
  • This purpose of Women in STEM is to recruit, retain, and encourage women to pursue careers in the fields Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM), while creating a relaxing social atmosphere to talk about issues of being a woman in predominantly male fields.
    • Advisors: Prof. Keri Flanagan, Prof. Kelly Fitzpatrick, Prof. Deborah Poetsch and Prof. Kathryn Shuck (Office: Sheffield Hall SH 207, 311, 203 and 215)

• Youngtown Edition
  • Published every other Wednesday during the academic year, the award-winning Youngtown Edition is CCM’s official student newspaper  
    • Advisor: Prof. John Soltes (Office: Cohen Hall, Rm CH 323)
    • Visit our Facebook Page: The Youngtown Edition (link to Facebook.com)  
    • Click here to get to recently published issues of the Youngtown Edition

• Young Entrepreneurs of America (YEA)
  • Young Entrepreneurs of America is an organization where business students can network, share ideas, learn about the economics of entrepreneurship, and ultimately gain a real world perspective.
    • Advisor: Prof. Susan Miller (Office: Cohen Hall, CH 204)
    • Visit our Facebook Page: Young Entrepreneurs of America (link to Facebook.com)

Don't see a CCM student organization that interests you? Here's what you can do:

As a CCM student, you are encouraged to form new organizations that promote an interest you might have. There are few restrictions involved in forming new student clubs. All that is necessary is ten other interested students, a CCM faculty or staff member to serve as the advisor, and the completion of the required paperwork. It's that simple.

Stop by our office and we'll see if we can help you start a new student club at CCM. New clubs are always welcomed on campus.

An organization must be officially recognized and chartered by the CCM Student Government Association and the College prior to requesting and utilizing College facilities for activity purposes.

If you are interested in joining any of these student organizations or if you are interested in forming a new club, please stop by the CCM Office of Campus Life, Student Community Center, Room 226. We're here to help you in making your experience at CCM a memorable one.

Office of Campus Life
County College of Morris
Student Community Center, Room 226
214 Center Grove Road, Randolph, NJ 07869