 Clubs and Organizations African-American Student Union The primary purpose of this organization is to promote academically, enlighten politically, and motivate socially. Membership is open to all students at the College. Contact one of the following advisors: North Campus, Sandra Gaines, 201-2345, sgaines@broward.edu; Central Campus, Donald Cleveland, Bldg. 19-116B, 201-6572, dclevela@broward.edu; South Campus, Ione Turpin, 201-8048, iturpin@broward.edu and Al Smith, 954-201-8001, asmith@broward.edu; WHC, Vernon Jones, 201-6743, vjones@broward.edu.
The International Aviation Fraternity is open to all college students, faculty and staff interested in aviation. Contact Eric Boylan at South Campus, Aviation Institute, Bldg. 99, 201-8074, eboylan@broward.edu, or check the web site at http://www.broward.edu/aviationprogram/Aviation/AboutUs/AlphaEtaRho/page7574.html.
American Dental Hygiene Association The mission of the Association is to advance the art and science of dental hygiene. It also promotes the highest standards of dental hygiene education, licensure, practice and research, and represents and promotes the interest of dental hygienists. Contact Joyce Abraham, Central Campus Bldg. 8-132, 201-6904, jabraham@broward.edu.
Anchor Point Graphic Design Club The purpose of Anchor Point, the BCC Graphic Design Club, is to provide an opportunity for students of Broward Community College to participate and collaborate in the field of graphic design. The primary focus is to help students gain practical experience, introduce students to the local professional design community and promote awareness of graphic design to the student body and surrounding South Florida with the hopes of
Anyone who is currently a behavioral science major or has a genuine interest pertaining to the fields of Anthropology, Sociology, Religion, or Psychology is welcome to join. The club visits museum exhibitions, investigates cultures, watches films or videos, and reads and discusses literature germane to all aspects of Anthropology. Meetings are held twice a month. Contact Mark Tromans at Central Campus, Bldg. 1-146, 201-6726, mtromans@broward.edu.
The official host/hostesses for North Campus, these students assist with orientation, registration, and recruitment activities. Selection for this group is held twice a year. Contact Mareta Sizemore at 201-2325, msizemor@broward.edu or bluehawk@broward.edu.
The Brain Bowl is an intercollegiate academic team that competes in tournaments with other community colleges and universities. BCC scholarships are given to team members and the possibility exists for additional cash prizes for tournament wins and for university transfer scholarships. BCC’s brain Bowl Team has won the Regional Championship over twelve times, has won the State Championship five times, and is the only college in Florida to have two teams win first and second place simultaneously at the State Tournament. Contact Dr. E. Patrick Smith, Central Campus 201-6636, e-mail esmith@broward.edu, or visit the Honors Institute web site at http://www.broward.edu/honors.
Business Professional of America (BPA) Business Professionals of America are committed to developing the best possible career and technical education organization for students in the United States. The purpose is to contribute to the preparation of a world-class workforce through the advancements of leadership, citizenship, academics and technological skills. For more information contact Tai Houser (954) 201-2385 or thouser@broward.edu
All students, staff, and faculty who want to become informed about Catholicism, or who seek to live and grow in the Catholic faith are welcome. Contact Susan Finazzo at Central Campus Bldg. 14-117, 201-6964, sfinazzo@broward.edu.
Central Educational Society (Education Club) A club for education majors dedicated to service in the field of education through fund-raising, networking, career development, and mentorship. For more information, contact Sharry Kimmel, Central Campus, Bldg. 1-155, or call 201-6727, or e-mail at skimmel@broward.edu.
The Chess Club is open to beginners as well as advanced players. The club sponsors open and intercollegiate tournaments throughout the term. Contact Vince Grosso at Central Campus Bldg. 6-225, 201-6619, vgrosso@broward.edu.
The Computer Club is focused on the latest developments in the computer industry. It also provides its members with an assortment of activities, such as guest speakers, free tutoring, and field trips. North Campus contact Professor Donat Forrest, 201-2235, e-mail dforrest@broward.edu.
The Distributive Education Clubs of America’s (DEX-Delta Epsilon Chi) primary objective is career development. It is comprised primarily of marketing, retailing, entrepreneurship and business students, but all are welcome. www.browardcollegedeca.webs.com Contact Grace Mendoza at (954) 201-2360, decaclub@broward.edu; Business Department at Central Campus, Bldg.9, 201-6710.
The Diving Club provides opportunities to enhance students’ diving skills in addition to trying out new equipment at our monthly functions. Our club is open to all BCC Students though a certification card (c-card) which is preferred, but all are welcomed. We meet at The Tigertail Lake Center monthly for educational diving events, often allowing students the opportunity to try out new gear. For more info. or to join the club, call 201-4500 or e-mail Jon Groover at jgroover@broward.edu.
The Dynamic Soul Dancers (DSD) is a club at North Campus. The purpose of the club is to learn and develop new dances and team building. The DSD currently performs at most North Campus special events and at the BCC Mens home basketball games. Contact Ashley Turner at (954) 201-2325 or aturner@broward.edu.
The club is designed to help educate and train individuals seeking a career in the EMS field. On Central Campus, contact Bruce Hill, Bldg. 8-103, 201-6920, bhill@broward.edu.
The purpose of the Engineering Association is to serve as a vehicle to introduce students to engineering life. Contact Rolando Branley, 201-6676, Bldg. 14-128, rbranley@broward.edu.
Members focus mainly on the performance and technical responsibilities of theatre production on BCC’s Central Campus Theatre Program. In addition, members seek to provide professional outreach for theatre majors. They host workshops, contribute time to charitable causes, and attend professional events. They also travel to state and regional theatre conferences and festivals, such as the American College Theatre Festival. Contact Debby Sanchez at Central Campus, Bldg. 4-180, 201-6842, dsanchez@broward.edu.
This student organization’s purpose is to promote awareness and further interest in nuclear medicine. They attend local, state and national meetings to update their expertise on the latest techniques available in delivering medical care to the patient. Membership is open to students enrolled in the program or on the waiting list to begin the program. Contact Lorenzo Harrison at CHSE II/North Campus Bldg. 41-137, 201-2083, lharriso@broward.edu or gammabeta@broward.edu.
The Broward College Gay Straight Alliance (BCGSA) is a social and service organization comprised of students from all BC locations that provides a safe and inclusive environment for gay, lesbian, bisexual, trans-gendered, questioning, and straight individuals. The club works with Student Government on community service and volunteer projects, in addition to holding social events to raise awareness of GLBTQ issues. Regular meetings are held on Central campus.
The Haitian Student Association (HSA) is on South Campus. The purpose of the HSA is to promote cultural activities on the campus and in the community. Contact Yanick Daniel, Bldg. 69-229, 201-8983 or e-mail ydaniel@broward.edu.
The Hillel Jewish Student Union strives to meet the social, cultural, religious, and educational needs of Jewish students at BCC’s campuses. Everyone is welcome. Contact Gloria Scheff on Central, Bldg. 1-147, 201-6591, gscheff@broward.edu.
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) is the world’s largest technical professional society. IEEE is comprised of more than 320,000 members who conduct and participate in activities in 147 countries. The men and women of IEEE are the technical and scientific professionals making the revolutionary engineering advances which are reshaping our world today. The technical objectives of the IEEE focus on advancing the theory and practice of electrical, electronics and computer engineering and computer science. To join please contact Professor Mohammad Dabbas at (954) 201-2429 or mdaddas@broward.edu International Club
The International Club is open to all students at Broward Community College. Its main objective is to further international understanding and appreciation of diverse cultures. Contact Mark Tromans on Central Campus at 201-6726, mtromans@broward.edu; Esmeralda Sweeney on North Campus at 201-2404, esweeney@broward.edu, or world@broward.edu; Student Life on South Campus at 201-8997.
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship The InterVarsity Christian Fellowship is an organization which consists of students and other members of the college community who believe in the deity of our Lord Jesus Christ, and in the unique divine inspiration, entire trustworthiness, and authority of the Bible. InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA serves more than 35,000 students and faculty on more than 560 college and university campuses nationwide. Contact Philana Marshall on North Campus at 201-2282, orpmarshal@broward.edu; Jane Williams at Central at 201-6584; Carol Brinson at WHC at 201-7411, or cbrinson@broward.edu; Gerri Romero on South Campus at 201-8256, or gromero@broward.edu.
Kappa Delta Phi Educational Honor Society An international honor society in education organized to recognize excellence and help education majors develop ideals of scholarship, high personal standards, and promise in teaching and allied professions. For more information, contact Sharry Kimmel, Central Campus, Bldg. 1-155, or call 201-6727, or e-mail at skimmel@broward.edu.
BC Kenpo-Kobudo Club welcomes students, staff, and faculty to explore the aspects of our martial arts club: courtesy, integrity, humility, and self-control. We are here to assist the student in reaching the Kenpo Club’s goals: understanding dojo etiquette, developing and improving skills, and creating an encouraging atmosphere. Please visit our web site: www.kenpo.5u.com. Contact Michael Nolan on Central Campus, Bldg. 4-222, 201-6882, mnolan@broward.edu.
LAKAY: Haitian Students in Action LAKAY: Haitian Students in Action is a Central Campus cultural and academic student organization. LAKAY’s main goals are to promote academic excellence among its members, address Haitian students’ cultural needs, find ways to promote the positive aspects of the Haitian culture, and dispel stereotypes about the Haitian culture and its people. Contact Lulrick Balzora, Bldg. 2-104, 201-6671, lbalzora@broward.edu.
The American Criminal Justice Association, Lambda Alpha Epsilon (ACJA-LAE), is a national association devoted to the furtherance of professionalism in all areas of criminal justice. Contact Central Campus at 201-6797, Bldg. 22-116.
LCC is dedicated to the advancement of the discipline inquiry into the arts, sciences and humanities. Learning Communities at North Campus promote collaborative activities across disciplines and provide opportunities to gain multiple perspectives of knowledge. For information contact Dr. Kevin Keating 954-201-2269 or kkeating@broward.edu
The purpose of Le Club Francais is to promote the development of communication of the club with the community and to assist members in achieving experience with the French language and culture. Contact Joyce Davis on Central Campus at 201-6560, Bldg. 19-221, jdavis@broward.edu.
The Legal Assisting Society is an organization designed for students pursuing a career as a Paralegal/ Legal Assistant; however, everyone is welcome to participate. Monthly meetings host guest speakers from various law firms as well as state prosecutors and public defenders. The Legal Assisting Society can also provide networking opportunities, as well as information on local and national professional societies. Contact David Goodrich, on South Campus Bldg. 71-127, 201-8011, dgoodric@broward.edu; or James Amato, Esq., on North Campus Bldg. 52-105B, 201-2217, jamato@broward.edu.
The massage club offers the massage students and other interested parties experiences developing a sense of community as they participate in many charity events to help raise money on campus and off. The club also provides learning opportunities with guest speakers invited to our campus and attending speaking engagements off campus. Our student body and our faculty all enjoy the massages given by our club. On North Campus, contact Sandra Stone, advisor, at 201-2074.
The purpose of this club is to unite the Muslim community at BCC. The organization may bring in speakers that contribute to the unification of our Muslim community on campus. The membership is open to all students with an interest in the Muslim culture. On Central Campus contact Adnan Khalil, Bldg. 2-106, 201-6475, akhalil@broward.edu.
The BACCHUS 7 GAMMA Peer Education Network, an international college and university program that promotes alcohol and drug awareness, along with HIV/AIDS education and prevention, and sexual violence awareness. Phi Eta Sigma on South Campus. To join, contact: South Campus Healthy Student Living office, 201-8223, Bldg. 68-270; WHC - Student Life Office, 201-7377; Central - Student Life, 201-6756, Bldg. 19-106.
The PEP (People Entertaining People) Club is on the South Campus. The purpose of the club is to bring activities to the campus to promote school spirit and to showcase the talents of the students. Contact Dr. Raymond Dunn, Bldg. 71-110, 201-8231 or rdunn@broward.edu.
Perspectives is a social science orientated organization. The objective is to explore science, philosophy and religion employing a Christian perspective as a backdrop to facilitate dialogue. Contact Winston Thompson on Central Campus at 201-6418, or e-mail wthompso@broward.edu.
PBL is for students participating in business programs such as accounting, business administration, clerical, secretarial, information management, economic finance, law, and marketing. Contact Cathy Montesarchio on Central Campus, Bldg. 9-132, 201-6373, cmontesa@broward.edu; Carlton Wall on North Campus, 201-2361, cwall@broward.edu.
Phi Delta Alpha: The Education Technology Club Phi Delta Alpha is the Education & Technology Club on campus and it is also a student chapter of the National Education Association. The club is dedicated to serving future educators and the community and to prepare students to infuse technology in the classroom. Contact Dr. Dominique Charlotteaux on South Campus, Bldg. 71/122 or at 954-201-8230 or dcharlot@broward.edu.
Phi Theta Kappa International is the acclaimed international honor society serving American two-year institutions which offer Associate degree programs. To become a member of Phi Theta Kappa, one must achieve a degree cumulative grade point average of 3.5 after completing 12 credit hours of college-level course work, and paying lifetime membership dues. Participation in on- and off-campus activities is encouraged. The privileges of membership include the Phi Theta Kappa seal on diplomas, the designation “Phi Theta Kappa” on transcripts, access to Society merchandise, and the distinction of wearing the Society’s stole and tassel during commencement exercises. Contacts: South Campus, Dr. Barbra Nightingale, 201-8873, bnightin@broward.edu; Central Campus and WHC, Todd Bernhardt, Bldg.1-149, 201-6590, tbernhar@broward.edu; North Campus, Karen Parker, 201-2393 Bldg 47, Room 322 kparker@broward.edu, or Maria Hills, 201-2278 Bldg 47, Room 219 mhills@broward.edu or nptk@broward.edu; WHC, Sue Hawk-Finn, 201-7377, Bldg. 33-109, shawk@broward.edu.
Physical Therapist Assistant Club The Physical Therapist Assistant Club was established for the purpose of engaging in community services and expanding PTA students’ basic knowledge by sponsoring several guest lecturers. The club consists of those students who are currently enrolled in the Physical Therapist Assistant program. The PTA Club expects to expand its community involvement in the future and to become active in fund-raising projects, which would enable members to attend PTA sponsored seminars and conferences. For more information, contact Maria Holodak in the Center for Health Sciences at 201-2087, or e-mail mholodak@broward.edu.
This club allows students with intentions of having medical careers share their enthusiasm and knowledge of the field of medicine. Contact Joseph Lawry on Central Campus, Bldg. 14-131, 201-6326, or e-mail jlawry@broward.edu.
Roots is a special interest service club that enables the Haitian student population at BCC to share the Haitian culture with other BCC students. Its members volunteer in the Haitian community to teach children basic reading and writing skills in English. Roots also provides tutoring and scholarships for qualified members. This club is open to any student at BCC. Please contact Greta Jackson at North Campus in Building 46-220, 201-2046 or gjackson@broward.edu, or rootclub@broward.edu.
The BCC Rotaract Club’s mission is: “To provide an opportunity for young men and women to enhance the knowledge and skills that will assist them in personal development, to address the physical and social needs of their communities, and to promote better relations between all people worldwide through a framework of friendship and service.”
Rotaract is the college-age division of Rotary International. Rotary International provides scholarship and ambassadorial programs for Rotaract members. Contact Student Life on North Campus, 201-2325.
Student Programming Association (SPADES) The Student Programming Association (SPADES) coordinates special events on Central Campus through the Student Life Department, including the Welcome Back Week Cookout and annual Laughapalooza Comedy Show. The members of SPADES are the front runners in generating excitement on campus. For more information, contact Student Life, Bldg. 19, Room 108, or call 201-6756.
The Sailing Club provides opportunities for students to improve sailing and windsurfing skills through our weekend Keys trip clinics that are taught at the intermediate level. The Sailing Club sponsors monthly trips to the Florida Keys that are open to all student sailors. We have seasonal snorkeling and surfing trips available for beginners. Non-sailors normally access the club programs by enrolling in one of our beginning sailing or windsurfing classes. The Sailing Club meets at the Tigertail Lake Watersports Center, which is located at 580 Gulfstream Way, in Dania Beach. For more Sailing Club information, call Jon Groover at 201-4500, or e-mail jgroover@broward.edu or contact Dr. Daniel Rieger at 201-2451, or e-mail drieger@broward.edu.
The Science Club is open to all BCC students interested in the sciences. Students do not need to be science majors to benefit from club activities, such as field trips, discussions with invited speakers, college/community service projects and independent scientific explorations. The club offers a mechanism for science students and potential science students to get to know one another and the faculty in the various science disciplines. Contact Dr. Jeanette Madea on North Campus Bldg. 57, 201-2236 or e-mail at jmadea@broward.edu.
The Seahawk Wellness Center strives to provide a safe, supportive environment for students, faculty and staff. Such activity will improve self-image, increase energy and improve quality of life. Contact: Central Campus, Paula Neisner, Bldg. 11, pneisner@broward.edu; South Campus, Bldg. 68-188, 201-8911.
The American West Indian Club, TAWIC, is a student organization that has been in existence since 1987. This group meets to discuss topics ranging from community and academic interests to social gatherings, such as beach parties, fiestas, and fund-raisers. The purpose of this organization is to assist West Indian students through academic and personal support as they adjust to the American school system. For more information, contact Theo Derosier on South Campus at 201-8909, or tderosie@broward.edu; or Kisha King on Central Campus, 201-6593, Bldg. 1-126, or e-mail kking@broward.edu.
Come get a great workout, have fun and meet new people. We associate ourselves with positive teamwork and having a good time. The Broward College Ultimate Frisbee club’s mission is to play the sport, to allow ourselves the time to meet fellow Broward College students and to build healthy bodies as well as minds through club activities on campus and with the community. The club plays Tuesdays and Fridays next to South Campus. Contact Kristin Deffler at ultimatekristin@yahoo.com for more information. | ||
