Student Government Association (SGA) Everyone is invited to participate. SGA plans and coordinates campus activities such as the back-to-school icebreaker, Hanging of the Mittens and more. For more information, contact:
Academic Team If you enjoy games of knowledge or know a lot about several different subjects, come and find out more. The academic team usually meets once a week to prepare to compete with other college teams and usually hosts a meet each Fall.
Biology Club Students with an interest in biology or conservation are invited to join the HCC Biology Club. Activities include field trips and community service projects. For more information, contact:
Collegiate YFA HCC Collegiate Young Farmer Chapter (YFA) serves to promote agriculture on HCC’s campus. Collegiate YFA is part of the Kentucky Young Farmer Association. KY YFA offers opportunities to compete in contests, learn about different agriculture operations, and socialize with member from across the states, who share the same joy of agriculture. Activities include agriculture promotion activities, state and national institutes and tours. For more information, contact:
Community Theater Community Theater offers a creative outlet for individuals through acting, constructing sets, working props, stage managing, or advertising. The group generally holds two performances each year. For more information, contact:
C.R.O.S.S (Christ Reaching Out Saving Students - affiliated with Baptist Collegiate Ministries) Everyone is welcome for free food, fun, and fellowship. Join us for lunch every Monday at 12:30 p.m. in the Student Center at Joe's Place.
Larry Tutt Sullivan Technology Center, Room 225 270-831-9783
Henderson Association of Nursing Students (HANS) HANS is a service club that is open to any pre-nursing or nursing students. For more information, contact:
Sponsors Carole Mattingly Academic Technical Building, Room 314B 270-831-9786
President Melissa Duneghy
Vice-President Amy Skaggs
Secretary Daphne Gentry
Treasurer Carrie Perry
Kentucky Education Association- Student Program (KEA-SP) KEA Student Program is a professional association for college students preparing to enter the teaching profession. KEA-SP participates in Relay for Life, NEA Read Across America, and many other community service activities. For more information, contact:
Lilia Joy Administration Building, Room 213 270-831-9641
Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) PTK is an honor society whose membership is based on academic performance. Eligible students, meeting certain criteria, will receive invitations to join. For more information contact:
Student American Dental Hygienists’ Association This group is open to any student enrolled in the Dental Hygiene/Dental Assisting Program. For more information, contact:
Kim Dean Academic Technical Building, Room 103 270-831-9707
Multi-Cultural Alliance (MCA) The purpose of this group is to promote cultural diversity and inclusion on campus and throughout the community. For more information, contact: