Clubs & Organizations

The Anime/Manga Club is a social Club to meet up and watch/discuss Anime on Tuesday/Thursdays from 12:30-1:30 p.m. in H111 (room number pending availability).

The Association of Surgical Technologists was established in 1969 by members of the American College of Surgeons (ACS), the American Hospital Association (AHA), and the Association of periOperative Registered Nurses (AORN). Today, surgical technologists are working in one of the fastest growing professions in the country. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that the surgical technology profession will grow faster than the average of all other occupations through the year 2030, and it is anticipated that the volume of surgery will increase exponentially due to the expanding senior population. As the oldest and most widely recognized professional organization for surgical technologists, AST’s primary purpose is to ensure that surgical technologists have the knowledge and skills to administer patient care of the highest quality.

For current athletes, former athletes, or fans of athletes who want to become more like Christ.

Block and Bridle is a chapter of the National Block and Bridle Club. The purpose of this club is to promote the improvement and increase the interest among students of Animal Science and to bring about closer relationships among men and women pursuing some phase of Animal Science as a profession. We promote a higher scholastic standard and a more complete understanding of Animal Science among student members, promote animal agriculture through development of a program of activities that will supplement students’ study of the animal sciences in colleges and universities, and enhance professionalism of students who will one day be leaders in the animal agriculture industry.

Non-denominational and open to all students, opportunity for fellowship and encouragement of one another in Christ.

Great opportunity to represent SCCC through sports, campus activities, and other community events, Scholarships are available.

Choir is open to any student who enjoys singing or performing for various activities.

Campus ministry focused on knowing and abiding in Jesus, discipleship, and community. Our vision is to infuse the world with life by training students to become people of grace who treasure Christ.

Foster and develop a love of theater among students and represent the club with an outstanding outlook on college life.

The SCCC Forensics Team competes against schools across the country in Speech, Drama, and Debate tournaments. Events in those tournaments range from one-man acting challenges, persuasive speeches about issues that are meaningful to them, and debates about current events. Club members get a chance every week to hone their public speaking skills, train with their teammates, witness incredible performances, and show off their skills in competition.

LGBTQ+ and allies foster inclusivity, support for diversity, and space for students to thrive regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity via community, understanding, and resources.

The HALO (Hispanic American Leadership Organization) club is dedicated to strengthening the leadership development of students to empower and develop civic leaders. HALO represents the Hispanic community by celebrating the customs and traditions of Hispanic communities and providing cultural enrichment to our campus. HALO meets twice a month on Thursdays from 2-3pm in AA130.

Promote friendship based on mutual understanding and respect and encourage cultural exchanges among people as a step towards world peace,

Kylix, the student art club, sponsors a number of workshops, activities, sales and trips for the art student. Students participate in art exhibits and regularly attend other exhibits. The program brings in visiting artists on a regular basis. Any student with an interest in art is welcome to join the club. Art scholarship recipients are required to participate in Kylix activities.

Seward County Community College offers opportunities for students to participate in activities that will add to their college experience. SCCC offers a nationally competitive livestock-judging program, in which a team represents the college in contests throughout the United States. This activity builds decision–making, communication, and reasoning skills that are in high demand by today’s employers. Scholarships are available for members of the Livestock Judging Team.

The mission of the NBSTSA is to provide professional certification of surgical technologists (CST) and surgical first assistants (CSFA), thus promoting quality patient care in the surgical setting.

Open to all science, math, engineering, and technology students.

Membership is open to students interested in marketing and distribution.

Students must obtain a 3.5 or higher GPA in their first semester to be eligible for this community college national honor society.

A collective bargaining professional group.

Student activity incorporated by the Kansas State Dept. of Education to showcase quality teaching and learning at the community college level.

Offers various membership levels with benefits including reserved seating, reserved parking, hospitality rooms, and more.

An informal library-based reading group.

An Education Support Professionals group for staff.

As a student majoring in Criminal Justice at SCCC, you are eligible to join Sigma Chi Chi, a sub-chapter of the American Criminal Justice Association/Lambda Alpha Epsilon. This is a professional organization made up of students and professional practitioners dedicated to the improvement of criminal justice through educational activities and the promotion of professionalism in law enforcement and other criminal justice agencies. Members of Sigma Chi Chi participate in fund-raisers, community service projects, and regional and national competition. The club uses guest speakers from various areas of the criminal justice field. Members also have opportunities to visit correctional and law enforcement facilities.

A partnership of students, teachers, and industry working together to ensure America has skilled workforce. A non-profit national education association that helps prepare students for careers in trade, technical, and skilled services occupations.

Students will have the opportunity to work closely with certified athletic trainers to learn different aspects of injury prevention, rehabilitation techniques, emergency care, and healthcare administration.

STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. The Pathways: STEM Club is for SCCC students majoring in any STEM related area or having a general interest in a STEM area. Contact the Division Chair for more information on math/science related clubs and organizations.

Open to students on Saints Athletics teams to provide insight, leadership, and a voice for the student athletes on SCCC campus and culture.

To be the voice of the SCCC students in order to protect and promote student rights and interest.

Seward County Community College Student Nurse’s Association shall be comprised of at least fifteen members from Seward County Community College nursing programs including the first year Practical Nursing certificate program, the second year Associate Degree program, and any outreach BSN or MS programs as long as classes are taken through Seward County Community College. The Functions of the Student Nurses Association are to:

1. Assume responsibility for contributing to nursing education in order to provide for the highest quality of health care.
2. Provide programs representative of fundamental interests and concerns to nursing students.
3. Aid in the development of the whole person, his/her professional role, his/her responsibility for health care of people in all walks of life.

The Purposes of the Student Nurses Association are to:

1. Have direct input into standards of nursing education and influence the education process.
2. Promote and encourage participation in community affairs and activities towards improved health care and the resolution of related social issues.
3. Represent nursing students to the consumer, to institutions, and other organizations.
4. Promote and encourage students’ participation in inter-disciplinary activities.
5. Promote and encourage recruitment efforts, participation in student activities, and educational opportunities regardless of a person’s race, color, creed, sex, lifestyle, national origin, age, economic status, disease entity or physical limitations.
6. Promote and encourage collaborative relationships with nursing and health related organizations.
7. Promote and encourage the development of leadership skills in the nursing profession.

Pre-Nursing and Nursing students may join the Student Nurses Association at Seward County Community College by applying for membership and paying the appropriate yearly dues. Information can be obtained from the Association president or from the Director of Nursing at Seward County Community College. To be eligible for privileges of memberships, at least 50% of the scheduled meetings would need to be attended.

The Student Respiratory Care Association (SRCA) invites students admitted to the program to participate in activities related to the professional society, community health projects, and allied health education programs.