American Association of University Women (AAUW)
Advisor: Emily Morrow
Phone: 913-288-7136
Email: emorrow@kckcc.edu
AAUW provides advancement equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy, and research. The American Association of University Women (AAUW) is the nation’s leading voice promoting equity and education for women and girls. Since our founding in 1881, AAUW members have examined and taken positions on the fundamental issues of the day — educational, social, economic, and political. AAUW has been empowering women as individuals and as a community since 1881. For more than 130 years, we have worked together as a national grassroots organization to improve the lives of millions of women and their families.
Advisor: Ian Corbett
Phone: 913-288-7317
Email: corbetti@kckcc.edu
The Audio Engineering Student Society, also the KCKCC Student Chapter of the Audio Engineering Society (AES), is open to current students enrolled in audio engineering or music technology classes at KCKCC at some point during their studies. Members must also be a student member of the AES. Examples of activities organized by the Society include field trips to local audio industry-related businesses and venues; bringing guest speakers to campus; passing on information about upcoming opportunities and industry events; encouraging student participation in industry conferences and conventions; and providing a forum for discussion, interaction, and networking outside of the classroom.
Advisor: Andrica Wilcoxen
Phone: 913-288-7652
Email: awilcoxen@kckcc.edu
The KCKCC Blue Crew is to facilitate faculty, staff, and student engagement outside the classroom. KCKCC Blue Crew supports all students in their extra-curricular activities by communicating event information to students, faculty and staff and helping to increase attendance in support of our student body. Students who participate in the KCKCC Blue Crew will develop new friends, have fun, and create great college memories! The benefits of being part of the KCKCC Blue crew are free entry to campus events, meet new people, win prizes, win cash drawings, and participate at game activities, concession discounts, FREE Blue Crew Shirt and more!!!
Advisor: Victor Ammons
Phone: 913-288-7233
Email: vjammons@kckcc.edu
The Catholic Students of Kansas City Kansas Community College is a group whose primary purpose is five-fold which is to provide a forum for Catholic Students attending KCKCC to share their faith as is articulated within the Catechism of the Catholic Church, offer a means for students who are Catholics but are from outside the Kansas City Metro Area to connect with other Catholic Faith Communities within the area, provide a forum for Catholic and Non-Catholic students to intellectually engage each other in contemporary social and moral issues, serve as a support group for students, both Catholics and Non-Catholics, who are both from and not from the Kansas City Metro Area, and assist the Department of Students Activities in whatever manner the Director and Student Senate may deem necessary.
Christian Student Union/CRU
Advisor: Karisse Whyte
Phone: 913-288-7384
Email: kwhyte@kckcc.edu
The Christian Student Union is a non-denominational group of students desiring to study and know more about what the Bible has to say about today's world.
Anyone who is a believer in Christ or who would like to know more about Him is welcome. Guest speakers and movies provide helpful insights into the study of the Bible. The group meets each week to read and study the Word of God.
Advisor: Darren Elliott
Phone: 913-288-7295
Email: delliott@kckcc.edu
Student Debate Association (SDA) membership shall be open to all Student Association members of Kansas City Kansas Community College (KCKCC). All members must actively participate in the Debate Program at KCKCC by being enrolled in a Debate class, competing for KCKCC at a tournament level, and have a legitimate interest in pursuing debate either professionally or academically.
Advisor: Gary Mosby
Phone: 913-288-7305
Email: gmosby@kckcc.edu
The mission of the Drama Club is to give leadership, creative, and management experiences to theatre students and to produce quality theatre with original, experimental, and socially significant plays. With the help of the faculty advisor and encouragement from the Theatre Department, students work in every phase of the operation, from directing to running a technical crew, designing costumes to ushering, from choosing the season to publishing and performing in it. Interested students should contact Gary Mosby, Coordinator of the Theatre Department, at 913-288-7106.
Advisor: Annette Farrell
Phone: 913-288-7177
Email: afarrell@kckcc.edu
The Early Childhood Professionals was formed to provide students an opportunity for professional growth and development and networking with early care and education advocates for quality education and care for children and families.
Advisor: Allen Lenoir
Phone: 913-288-7154
Email: alenoir@kckcc.edu
Active on more than 1200 campus in the United States, ENACTUS provides college students the best opportunity to make a difference and to develop leadership, teamwork, and communication skills, through learning, practicing, and teaching the principles of free enterprise. Sponsor: Allen Lenoir, Business Faculty Advisor, 913-288-7154.
Advisor: Roger Suggs
Phone: 913-288-7482
Email: rsuggs@kckcc.edu
Fringe Benefits of Education was founded in 2008, FBOE is a mentoring program that offers a circle of support for men & women between the ages of 17 and 24 to overcome barriers that cause hopelessness and disconnect from their dreams. Participation is open to young men & Women who are on the fringe of transition, dropping out, losing hope of being successful, seeking employable skills, having a hard time transitioning, looking for ways to connect with community resources and wanting a better chance of beating the odds. Each participant will develop goal making skills, build lifelong friendships, networking opportunities, tutoring, and more. FBOE meets every Thursday (all year round) from 6:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. at KCKCC.
Advisor: Christopher Guthrie
Phone: 913-288-7553
Email: cguthrie@kckcc.edu
The Gamer Club provides students with the opportunity to build friendships with other students who like to play board games, card games, video games, etc... Students can attend gamer meetings to learn and discuss new strategies and tactics, explore new games, and build gaming skills. The Gamer Club involves students from friendly matches to on campus competitions.
Advisor: John Strafford
Phone: 913-288-7137
Email: jstafford@kckcc.edu
The Music Club is open to all students interested in music and music education. The club furnishes both educational and social activities for its members, provides members with up-to-date professional information, and visits other colleges and universities. Members also gain musical experience from participating in regional and national trips. Interested students should contact John Stafford, Room 2171, upper level of the Humanities and Fine Arts Building.
Advisor: Andrica Wilcoxen
Phone: 913-288-7652
Email: awilcoxen@kckcc.edu
honor society in the United States. Our chapter was started in 2019 and is part of the national organization with 700+ chapters and over 1.4 million members. As of 2021, we have 203 members who have access to nearly $500,000 in scholarships, an exclusive NSLS job board, a personalized letter of recommendation, and who learn from exceptional leaders like former President Barack Obama during exclusive Speaker Broadcasts. Visit the NSLS website to learn more about and accept your nomination.
Advisor: Jennifer Gieschen
Phone: 913-288-7193
Email: gieschen@kckcc.edu
The Out, Questioning, and Straight Diversity Club, also known as the OQS Diversity Club, is a gay-straight student alliance. The club works to meet the needs of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) students, providing support and encouragement to the LGBT community. They work to build bridges among students of all sexual orientations and gender identities/expressions. They promote education on issues affecting all students, including harassment, discrimination and bias. They organize charitable events and host social activities.
Advisor: Andrica Wilcoxen
Phone: 913-288-7652
Email: awilcoxen@kckcc.edu
The mission of the KCKCC Parent Council is to provide parents and family members an opportunity to play an active role in the education of their college student. The KCKCC Parent Council fosters communication between the College and current parents in order to provide an enriching undergraduate college experience for both students and their parents. There is no cost to become a Parent Council member.
Advisor: Linda Warner
Phone: 913-288-7194
Email: lwarner@kckcc.edu
students to live a life of service, which powerfully transforms communities and individuals. This program provides national recognition for an individual’s volunteer efforts. Students are empowered and encouraged to engage in activities that allow them to support causes they feel are important.
Advisor: Dr. Stacy Tucker
Phone: 913-288-7239
Email: stucker@kckcc.edu
Phi Theta Kappa International Honors Society for two-year colleges acknowledges students for their efforts in the hallmarks of scholarship, leadership, and service to the community. KCKCC's Mu Delta Chapter students have been ranked by Phi Theta Kappa in the top 25 colleges internationally. Each year, Phi Theta Kappa students work on projects to present at regional and international conferences.
Advisor: Victor Ammons
Phone: 913-288-7233
Email: vjammons@kckcc.edu
Are you interested in becoming or just learning more about being a (an) Psychologist? Counselor? Educator? Researcher? Then Psi Beta Phi is your thing! Benefits of Joining KCKCC’s Psi Beta Phi: Scholarship opportunities, receive personalized advising and career exploration discussions, graduate wearing a special honor cord, springboard for professional growth and development, visit local universities and colleges.
Advisor: Dr. Ewa Unoke
Phone: 913-288-7119
Email: eunoke@KCKCC.EDU
"Citizen Diplomats working for world peace.”
Our Campaign builds on Phelps Stokes' power of BIG IDEAS in promoting the legacy of Prof. Ralph J. Bunche, UN Diplomat; Nobel Peace Prize Winner; Human Rights Advocate, and Founder- UN Peacekeeping Mission.
About Us - The RBS-Kansas City Kansas Community College Chapter is the first Ralph Bunche Society to be established within a community college in the United States. Our chapter was established on May 05, 2010. Our student members participate in Model UN, AU, NATO, OAS simulations and conflict resolution conferences in NY, Washington D.C. and nationwide. Call and join us. Contact: Dr. Ewa Unoke - 913-288-7318.
Sigma Phi Sigma, Mortuary Science Club
Advisor: Wiley Wright
Phone: 913-288-7607
Email: wwright@kckcc.edu
The Lambda Chapter of Sigma Phi Sigma is a national fraternity for Mortuary Science majors. Designed to promote professionalism, friendship, social activities, and scholastic achievement. This co-educational student-run organization is responsible for social activities, field trips, and community functions for its members.
Science Club Advisor: Kara Reed and Tyrun Flaherty Phone: 913-288-7314 and 913-288-7125 Email: kreed@kckcc.edu and tflherty@kckcc.edu
The Science Club provides a safe space to develop STEM identity, build on cultural capital, practice academic speaking skills, explore STEM career options, award students for academic achievements, and learn about research opportunities at KCKCC and with industry partners. Peer relationships can validate students’ STEM identity and provide students with a sense of community to support their academic pursuits and motivation to persist.
The Science Club is open to all KCKCC students and we support all members as they gain an enhanced STEM identity and sense of belonging on campus, as well as their respective science degree programs.
Student Organization of Latinx (SOL)
Advisor: Michelle Overholt and Dan Fitzgerald
Phone: 913-288-7625 and 913-288-7380
Email: moverholt@kckcc.edu and dfitzgerald@kckcc.edu
The Student Organization of Latinos, or SOL (pronounced soul), gives students the opportunity to build leadership skills and to share their cultures with other students, faculty, staff, and the community at large. In addition, the club provides a chance for camaraderie and support for the purpose of retention and to help students to reach their educational goals. Contact 913-288-7625.
Student Art Society, Art Club
Advisor: Clint Ricketts, Shay Dodson, & Shai Perry
Phone: 913-288-7383, 913-288-7103, & 913-288-7408
Email: crickettes@kckcc.edu sdodson@kckcc.edu sperry@kckcc.edu
The club is open to all who are interested in arts in our community. The club visits local and regional art centers and participates in community outreach programs of the college. Current students and alumni have an opportunity to exhibit in the Follow the Dot Exhibitions and display art work at the local library.
Our meetings consist of viewing films concerning art and current issues that are addressed by the contemporary artist. The club goal is to serve the KCKCC student and broaden an understanding of the vitality of art in the world and in our community and to expand the opportunities to view and create art.
Advisor: Darren Elliott
Phone: 913-288-7295
Email: delliott@kckcc.edu
The Forensics Club is for students interested in competitive speech and competitive speech tournaments. The club is made up of team members who travel to tournaments representing KCKCC. The club also holds various High School activities, including the State Forensics Festival governed by the Kansas State High School Activities Association. Club members have the opportunity to participate in many campus events as part of a recognized Student Government Organization. All students are welcome to join.
Advisor: Dr. Ewa Unoke
Phone: 913-288-7119
Email: eunoke@kckcc.edu
The mission of Students for Global Peace is to promote a more peaceful, safer, and violence-free learning community and to further advocate for the ideals of diversity and social justice. Contact: Dr. Ewa Unoke 913-288-7318.
Advisor: Andrica Wilcoxen
Phone: 913-288-7652
Email: awilcoxen@kckcc.edu
The KCKCC Student Leadership Institute workshops are created to assist students in developing leadership and career related skills. The overall aim of the Student Leadership Institute is to help students be emerging leaders, strengthen and enhance academic success, understand civic responsibility, and develop transferable workplace skills.
- Benefits of participation:
- Certificate of Completion
- Celebration Luncheon or Dinner
- Resume
- Transfer Applications
- Personal Development
- Skillset Enhancement
- Professional Development
- Networking Opportunities
- Social Development
- AND MORE!
Student Nurses Association (SNA)
Advisor: Holly Edmonds
Phone: 913-288-7481
Email: hedmonds@kckcc.edu
The Student Nurse Association was formed to promote interaction and educational programming for all levels of nursing students. Interested students should contact the Nursing Department Office at 913-288-7174.
Advisor: Andrica Wilcoxen
Phone: 913-288-7652
Email: awilcoxen@kckcc.edu
The KCKCC Student Senate works as a legislative body which is a voice for students. Elected positions include: President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer. Appointed positions include Parliamentarian, Campus Activities Chairperson, and six (6) Senators.
Any enrolled student may attend Student Senate meetings which are held the second and fourth Wednesday when classes are in session. All students are welcome to attend. Student Senate’s office is located on the lower level of Jewell Student Center, Room 2312.
Advisor: Wade Abel
Phone: 913-288-7592
Email: wabel@kckcc.edu
The Kanas City Kansa Community college Student Veterans of America club provides resources for veterans, military students and family members to reach their goals academically, socially, and be involved in the community. The SVA partner with our local Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) and other local organizations to promote Veteran Programming and Community Service opportunities.
Advisor: Dr. Hira Nair
Phone: 913-288-7319
Email: hnair@kckcc.edu
KNEA Student Chapter serves as a mentoring organization to recruit and recognize students who are interested in the field of education. Interested students should contact the Education Coordinator whose office is on the lower level of the Social Science Building.
Advisor: Mike Parrett
Phone: 913-288-7245
Email: mparrett@kckcc.edu
Therapy Club members are active with the respiratory therapy therapist and physical therapy assistant programs at KCKCC. Anyone interested in a therapy discipline or related health profession is welcome. The club provides career information, promotes health and wellness, and performs community service such as health fairs, smoking cessation services, and CPR training.
Advisor: Christopher Munoz
Phone: 913-288-7148
Email: cmunoz@kckcc.edu
The College Transfer Club is an organization for students whose plans are to transfer to from community college to a four-year institution. One of the many purposes of the College Transfer Club is to provide a smooth transfer process, provide students with an opportunity to navigate the educational, financial, and social options that are available for students. There are many benefits of participating in the College Transfer Club, such as taking college tours, attending transfer fairs, meet one on one with college leaders and staff, develop a transfer plan, etc... While some of the reasons are essential in helping students to choose a college, other reasons are beneficial to the social and personal development of the student, such as peer support, networking, up-to-date information about various colleges, communications skills, leadership skills, memorable opportunities, and exposure to a variety of four-year higher education institutions
Writing Club
Advisor: Carrie Domino and Sabrina Goss
Phone: 913-288-7202, 913-288-7900 x5103
Email: cdimino@kckcc.edu and sgoss@kckcc.edu
The Writing Club is open to KCKCC students interested in writing poetry, prose, plays, song lyrics, graphic novels, and other genres. The purpose of the Writing Club is to provide a positive and productive atmosphere for developing student writers to integrate, learn, and grow.