Northwest Campus Student Organizations

If you would like to start your own club or organization follow the steps on our Start a Student Organization page, or by emailing Alicia Coleman at nw.studentactivities@tccd.edu, calling 817-515-7795 or connecting with the Student Activities Office located at NW01 2216.

If you are a current student, you can access more information about the Northwest Campus student organizations by logging into Canvas.

African American Student Organization

We are dedicated to promoting awareness and appreciation of African American culture.

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Art Club

We provide a forum for students who are interested in art and community service.

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Association of Latin American Students (ALAS)

Our primary mission is to address issues facing Latin American college students.

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Basketball Club

We create opportunities to play basketball and improve your skills.

Advisor: Patrick Tart, patrick.tart@tccd.edu

Business Professionals of America

Today's students are tomorrow's business professionals. New members are accepted in the fall semester only.

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Chess Club

Want to learn and play the game of chess? Come join us!

Advisor: Jeremy Smith, jeremy.smith@tccd.edu

Christian Student Ministries

We are a Christian club at Tarrant County College Northwest Campus that strives to build a community of believers while seeking to serve and honor God in everything we do. We are a multi/non-denominational group of Christians, working together to be the hands and feet of Jesus to serve our community.

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Criminal Justice Club

Our club participates in interesting field trips, hosts knowledgeable guest speakers, participates in meaningful community service projects, and fun social gatherings related to the fields of criminal justice.

Advisor: Tracy Hearn, tracy.hearn@tccd.edu

Drama Club

We bring people together through the art and love of theatre, and to honor students who dedicate their time and effort to the theatre.

Advisor: Brittani Redden, brittani.redden@tccd.edu

Economics Club

Our purpose is to bring students together to learn more about finance careers. We will explore economics and research to help everyone understand money better. We want our club to be a place where members can share cool results and ideas about economics.

Advisor: Christina Senge, christina.senge@tccd.edu

Horticulture Club

We educate and exchange horticultural ideas, teach and teach out to current and potential horticultural students, and provide students an avenue to pursue their horticultural goals.

Advisor: David Cole, david.cole@tccd.edu

Music Association

We offer students place to connect and grow with one another through music.

Advisor: Benson Lee, hon.lee@tccd.edu 

Nintendo Club

We get together to play Nintendo and talk about the different Nintendo games.

Advisor: Hector Montalvo, hector.montalvo@tccd.edu

Northwest Clay Club

We are a club committed to creating clay products.

Advisor: Jacob Steed, jacob.steed@tccd.edu

Northwest Dance Company

We are committed to dance and community service.

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Northwest IT Club

Our goal is to support students who are interested in Information Technology (IT) programs or are interested in the field. We promote career awareness in hopes of increasing the number of workers and graduates in the IT workforce.

Advisor: Robert Harris, robert.harris429@tccd.edu

Northwest Kinesiology Club

We promote health and wellness on the Northwest Campus.

Advisor: Sarah Matlock, sarah.matlock@tccd.edu 

Northwest Soccer Club

We are committed to helping to develop a player's ability, and teamwork, while playing soccer.

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Phi Theta Kappa (PTK)

Our local PTK chapter recognizes the academic achievements of students.

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Pi Club (Math)

Want to pursue deeper knowledge in the field of math? Everyone is welcome, no matter your expertise.

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Plato's Cave Philosophy Club

We hold informal discussions about philosophical themes in movies, literature, music, art, and life.

Advisor: Paul Frazier, paul.frazier@tccd.edu

Rotaract

Join the global movement of young leaders who are developing innovative solutions to the world's most pressing challenges. Rotaract clubs bring together people ages 18 and older to exchange ideas with leaders in the community, develop leadership and professional skills, and have fun through service. In communities worldwide, Rotary and Rotaract members work side by side to take action through service. From big cities to rural villages, Rotaract is changing communities like yours.

AdvisorDamon Ing, damon.ing@tccd.edu

SAGE Club

We are dedicated to uniting people of varied backgrounds to create an environment of acceptance and diversity.

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SALUTE Veterans National Honor Society

SALUTE is the only national honor society recognizing and honoring the service and the scholastic achievements of students veterans.

Advisor: Keegan Alley, keegan.alley@tccd.edu

Spanish Club

Our club is about getting students involved in fun cultural activities and traditions from Spanish-speaking countries. We hope you will learn to appreciate Hispanic culture while studying in your chosen fields. Part of our mission is to expand appreciation for the culture outside of the club as well.

Advisor: Alejandro Garza, alejandro.garza@tccd.edu

Student Government Association

We are a student governing body that represents the interest of the student body. We regularly participate in community service and leadership conferences.

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Student Veterans of America

We are a club designed for Veterans and Veteran dependents to share information and support each other.

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Tennis Club

Our club is for those who want to improve their tennis skills and cardiovascular fitness.

Advisor: Alan Cazares, alan.cazares@tccd.edu

Volleyball Club

We bring together student who share a passion for volleyball and who want to improve their game.

Advisor: Joseph Maestas, joseph.maestas@tccd.edu

Web Development Syndicate

The purpose of our syndicate is to offer students an encouraging environment to grow and become confident in their web development skill, whether they are a complete beginner or an advanced web creator.

Advisor: Greg Harris, robert.harris429@tccd.edu

Updated February 15, 2024