HCC Student Clubs
A.L.A.S - Association of Latin American Students | |||
| The Association of Latin and American Students unites people of different Latin cultures with others in hopes to make students aware of the diversity within the College community. Parranda Night, Tropical Fall/Spring Festival, and Salsa dance workshops make learning a new culture fun and interactive. | |||
Advisor:
Magaly Cajigas Phone: 203-332-5038 Office: LH-B127 |
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Art Club | |||
| The Art Club provides our students with the opportunity to visit exhibitions of painting, sculpture and crafts in a wide variety of museums and galleries in New York City, Boston, Washington, DC and other locations. The club has hosted guest speakers and media demonstrations; shown films and arranged for student art exhibitions. | |||
Advisor:
Michael D. Stein Phone: 203-332-5132 Office: LH-B232 |
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Biology Club | |||
| The Biology Club is a group of students who meet to discuss current topics in Science. We have discussions and presentations on Biology, Ecology, and Science Research. Our club offers educational field trips to Aquariums, Special Biology Exhibitions, Science Museums, and Research Centers. We sponsor and participate in community events related to science and education. | |||
Advisor:
Antonios Pappantoniou Phone: 203-332-5146 Office: LH-C230 |
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Black Student Union (BSU) | |||
| The Black Student Union's mission is to form a sense of unity and togetherness making the organization into something positive that represents black students. The group works to develop a positive academic and scholastic atmosphere for black students, teaching them about their history and heritage. The BSU promotes students in all activities of the College, using meetings as a forum for students to discuss issues that affect them. Finally, the BSU develops leadership skills, cultural education to abolish stereotypes, and stimulation of a healthy and positive environment for students of color. | |||
Advisor:
Eddie Rose Phone: 203-332-5117 Office: LH-A213 |
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Business Club | |||
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Advisor:
Asher Albaz Phone: 203-332-5166 Office: BH-351 |
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Advisor:
Pamela Pirog Phone: 203-332-5124 Office: BH-345 |
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Advisor:
Edward Becker Phone: 203-332-5138 Office: BH-345 |
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C.A.N. (Community Action Network) | |||
| Community Action Network (C.A.N) The Community Action Network (C.A.N.) of Housatonic Community College is a student organization dedicated to building stronger relationships and connections between members of the student body and using those connections to help enhance and empower the community our school is in. | |||
Advisor:
David Koch Phone: 203-332-5170 Office: BH-254 |
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Advisor:
Edwena Chance Phone: 203-332-8557 Office: BH-215a |
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Christian Studies Club | |||
| The Christian Studies Club exists to serve the College community by providing opportunities for individual and group enrichment through the study of the Bible. The purpose is to allow for constructive dialog in dealing with a Christian world view and how it relates to everyday life in terms of moral and social issues. | |||
Advisor:
Michael R. Mandel Phone: 203-332-5119 Office: BH-348 |
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Advisor:
Sherry Harris Phone: 203-332-8579 Office: LH-A227 |
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Criminal Justice Club | |||
| The Criminal Justice Club promotes student interest and engagement in criminal justice and law enforcement beyond the classroom. The club engages students through planning trips, speakers and events that relate to all branches of the criminal justice system. Additionally, The Criminal Justice Club has partnered with various local law enforcement agencies to provide students with a wide variety of opportunities for community service and outreach. | |||
Advisor:
Samantha M. Mannion Phone: 203-332-5168 Office: BH-244 |
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Early Childhood Club | |||
| The Early Childhood Club meets and plans events and activities with ECE Majors. We plan trips to world renowned places such as the Bronx Zoo and the NYC Rose Planetarium. Visit unique ECE education schools and programs. Provide community services to enrich and enliven classroom experiences. | |||
Advisor:
Michele Cohen Phone: 203-332-5172 Office: BH-253 |
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Gospel Choir (HCG) | |||
| The HGC aims to uplift, empower, encourage, and enhance the student body of HCC through song. | |||
Advisor:
Kelly Hope Phone: 203-332-5973 Office: BH-317 |
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Graphic Design Club | |||
| This Club was organized to provide the student body with the opportunity to broaden their perspective on the graphic design industry and its computer software. | |||
Advisor:
John Favret Phone: 203-332-5116 Office: LH-B231 |
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Healthy Living Club | |||
| The HCC Healthy Living Club members strive to make the college campus a healthier place to be. | |||
Advisor:
Janice Schaeffler Phone: 203-332-5220 Office: BH-285 |
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Advisor:
Jennifer Falasco Phone: 203-332-5075 Office: LH-B114c |
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History Club | |||
| The purpose of the History Club is to provide all members of the student body with the opportunity to get broaden their perspectives on history, particularly of Connecticut and the surrounding region by engaging in history-related educational and recreational activities. Its activities are also intended to serve the HCC community as a whole by making a difference at the individual level. | |||
Advisor:
Kevin Boylan Phone: 203-332-5113 Office: BH-249 |
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Human Services Club | |||
| While working together as a team, students learn what it is like to help, counsel and volunteer in the community. By having food and clothing drives throughout the year, this club is able to really give back to their community. Trips include going to the Institute of Living and other organizations to see what it is like to work in a helping profession. | |||
Advisor:
Edward C. Keane Phone: 203-332-5165 Office: BH-242 |
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Literary Club | |||
| Established to encourage participation in cultural events of a literary or artistic nature and promote the reading and discussion of books and themes which go beyond the normal classroom discussions. | |||
Advisor:
Karyn L. Smith Phone: 203-332-5133 Office: BH-215h |
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Music Club | |||
| Many students at HCC have an interest in music. Many are talented singers and musicians. This club was established so they could have an outlet to share and express these talents. | |||
Advisor:
Scott Empric Phone: 203-332-5147 Office: LH-A222 |
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Advisor:
Yotisse Williams Phone: 203-332-5029 Office: LH-B137 |
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Occupational Therapy Club | |||
| The OTA club provides the student body at HCC and the greater community of Bridgeport the opportunity to learn more about the field of Occupational Therapy and the career of Occupational Therapy Assistant. We engage in educational and service activities to promote the philosophy of Occupational Therapy which includes; advocacy to those with and without disabilities, diversity of other cultures and customs and engagement in community projects which support meaningful activity. | |||
Advisor:
Janice Conway Phone: 203-332-5109 Office: LH-B234 |
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Performing Arts Club | |||
| Watch as these students come together to perform for you! The Performing Arts Club sponsors events and activities on campus, as well as organizing trips to see productions. Members create talent shows and offer plays and musicals that are presented throughout the year to bring the stage to HCC. | |||
Advisor:
Geoffrey Sheehan Phone: 203-332-5270 Office: LH-A229 |
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Advisor:
Jan Mason Phone: 203-332-4352 Office: BH-228 |
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Photography Club | |||
| For almost thirty –seven years, the HCC Photography Club has continued to bring a wide variety of visual experiences to the entire HCC community in order to broaden the appreciation of photography and enrich the cultural and educational environment of the College. Our goal is to explore the history of photography and the transition from film and chemical based images to the more contemporary pixel based digital images. Furthermore, the club strives to refine the sense of photographic aesthetics of its members by attending important exhibitions and conducting photography critiques. The Photography Club works to achieve these goals by arranging visits to photography museums and galleries, field trips to significant picture taking locations as well as photography demonstrations, films and lectures. | |||
Advisor:
Michael D. Stein Phone: 203-332-5132 Office: LH-B232 |
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Psychology Club | |||
| The purpose of the Psychology Club is to provide all members of the student body with the opportunity to get involved with an organization that will broaden their perspectives on Psychology and opportunities within the discipline. With the support of its advisor and members, this club will seek to enlighten students and the HCC Community on issues related to mental health awareness and available support services. It is a goal of the club or organization that through club activities we might be able to educate and serve the HCC community making a difference in the community on an individual level. | |||
Advisor:
Michael Amico Phone: 203-332-5163 Office: BH-253 |
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Table Tennis Club | |||
| The Table Tennis Club is for students who wish to train and achieve a higher level of play, while learning about table tennis as a competitive sport. It instills good sportsmanship through fair competition and builds character, social skills and camaraderie. | |||
Advisor:
Andrew Pinto Phone: 203-332-5173 Office: LH-B232 |
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Unity Club | |||
| The Unity Club focuses on promoting unity and diversity by sponsoring activities and events that encourage awareness, understanding and acceptance between and amongst individuals of various backgrounds, cultures and lifestyles. | |||
Advisor:
Linda Wolfson Phone: 203-332-5181 Office: LH-A108g |
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World Cultures and Traditions Club | |||
| The World Cultures and Traditions Club seeks to provide an opportunity for students to share and experience cultures and traditions from around the world and within our community. | |||
Advisor:
Barbara Amodio Phone: 203-332-5094 Office: BH-317 |
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