Northeast 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 Cara Walker at ne.studentactivities@tccd.edu, calling 817-515-6582 or connecting with the Student Activities Office located at NSTU 1502.

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

3D Printing and Modeling

The 3D Printing & Modeling (3DPM) group learns about the technology, software, and design techniques involved with 3D printing and Additive Manufacturing. The group will share designs, tips, and techniques between students. 3DPM will also connect with other interested students across TCC campuses to expand student engagement with 3D technologies.

Advisor: Harry Johnson, harry.johnson@tccd.edu 

Anime and Japanese Culture Club

Anime and Japanese Culture Club promotes an understanding and appreciation of anime, manga, and Japanese culture. Our meetings often involve watching anime and participating in fun activities with some aspect of Japanese culture as the topic.

Advisor: Paige Duffy, paige.duffy@my.tccd.edu

Biology Club

We give students of Tarrant County College chances to further explore the field of biology by increasing awareness of relevant local events and developments, and by hosting our own events and activities.

Advisor: James Harman, james.harman@tccd.edu

Chemistry/American Chemical Society Club

We invite, motivate and encourage students to explore the many ways that chemistry connects to their world. Our club provides fun, authentic, and hands-on opportunities for members to experience chemistry beyond what is taught in the classroom. We learn about study and career opportunities in the many fields of chemistry, provide service for the betterment of our community, discover and pursue connections within the larger chemistry community, and develop leadership and communications skills.

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Computer Science and Coding Club

We assist one another in IT work and help to grow the interest in IT and programming.

Advisor: Douglas Atkinson, douglas.atkinson@tccd.edu

COOL Club (Cultures of Other Languages)

We provide an opportunity to practice English skills, build relationships with the community, and develop self-advocacy and leadership skills for English language learners (ELLs) at various levels and anyone else interested in building relationships with ELLs.

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Dance Club

We welcome all from the campus community who are interested in dance in its many forms. Master classes, discussions, film viewings and other social activities are focused on different styles of dance. No previous training is needed.

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Disc Golf Club

Our club is for people who like to hang out and play frisbee golf, or maybe just enjoy a nice walk with friends. We aim to provide a fun and caring environment while enjoying each other's company. 

Advisor: Gerald Ringe, gerald.ringe@tccd.edu

Fashion Club

The purpose of the fashion club is to allow people to come together who are interested in learning more in depth about fashion, sharing ideas, and collaborating. All students are welcome to join!

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Fellowship of Christian University Students (FOCUS)

FOCUS is an interdenominational campus ministry at a number of campuses in the DFW area. While our community has learned a lot and changed significantly over the years, our mission has always remained the same: making and maturing disciples on DFW college campuses. We are passionate about making Jesus known on campus.

Advisor: Sean Foushee, sean.foushee@tccd.edu 

Gamer's Club

The purpose of the club is to provide students with the opportunity to experience different games, game consoles, and gaming culture as a whole in a friendly environment.

Advisor: Toni Whalen, antoinette.whalen@tccd.edu

Garden Club

Garden Club helps preserve and provide educational opportunities and activities regarding gardening for its members and encourages members of the community to learn about food production and healthy choices.

Advisor: Jeanell Buck, mary.buck@tccd.edu

Intervarsity Christian Club

We are a vibrant campus ministry that establishes and advances diverse witnessing communities of students and faculty.

Advisor: Andee Rodriguez, andee.rodriguez@tccd.edu

Kappa Delta Pi

Kappa Delta Pi (KPD) is an honor society open to Education and Child Development majors. We provide members with professional development, personal growth, networking and community service opportunities.

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Knit and Crochet Club

The Knit and Crochet club is open to all levels of knitters. The purpose of the club is to give people an opportunity to improve and/or hone their craft. While most of the work we do will be on an individual basis, we will also focus on planning a yearly community project. This club is meant to be a place to relax and craft among others who want to do the same in an effort to build a sense of community and shared interests among students.

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LGBTQ+ Pride Club

The LGBTQ+ Pride Club strives to provide a safe social space for all members of the LGBTQ+ community and their allies. We exist to uplift, support, and empower our current and future LGBTQ+ and ally student leaders. Through our meetings and activities, we strive to be inclusive of all sexual orientations, genders, races, abilities, religious and social backgrounds, and economic classes.

Advisor: Andee Rodriguez, andee.rodriguez@tccd.edu

Math Club Infinity

We provide students who are interested in mathematics an opportunity to learn more through activities, competitions, and seminars covering STEM careers and topics. Other activities include earning service learning hours through peer tutoring, membership in Mu Alpha Theta honor society, and service projects. Membership is open to all students.

Advisor: Maureen Feste, maureen.feste@tccd.edu

Music Club

Our mission is to be an organization united for the overall success and enrichment of TCC students with a passion for music, and to ensure the prosperity and continuing progress for present and future students of this music department.

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Neurodiversity Club

We support neurodiverse students with social needs while helping members achieve goals in college and life through sharing between members.

Advisor: Amber Meyers, amber.meyers@tccd.edu 

Northeast Veterans Association (NEVA)

We are focused on uniting all military personnel including veterans, active duty, reservists and guards. We also welcome family members and friends of veterans. We host social functions and networking opportunities. In addition, we will provide programs related to the needs of veterans and dependents such as information on benefits, and counseling to help with the adjustment to college and life after serving in the military. We will also attempt to continue our service to the community through joint projects with other on campus clubs both academic and social.

Advisor: Chris Hunt, christopher.hunt@tccd.edu

Organization of Latin American Students (OLAS)

Texas Association of Chicanos in Higher Education

Our purpose is to promote the success and overall advancement of all Latinos and students of Spanish descent. Our focus is in the areas of academics, social and cultural awareness. Membership is open to all students.

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Phi Theta Kappa

Phi Tau Chapter

Phi Theta Kappa is the International Honor Society of the two-year college. Students are invited to join in the fall and spring semesters. Membership eligibility requires that a student is enrolled in credit classes, has completed a minimum of 12 semester hours at TCC, with a 3.5 GPA in the 12 hours preceding invitation, and has an overall cumulative GPA of 3.0.

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Psi Beta

National Honor Society in Psychology 

Our mission is to promote professional development of psychology students in two-year colleges through promotion and recognition of excellence in scholarship, leadership, research and community service.

Advisor: Jeanell Buck, mary.buck@my.tccd.edu

Psychology Club

Our mission is to enrich students' knowledge of psychology and its application at TCC NE. We bring together students with an interest in psychology, service, and leadership. One of our goals is to educate the campus and the surrounding community about psychology.

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Student Ambassadors

We encourage support and input from outstanding students to reach out to prospective students and to the community. Students selected to serve as ambassadors will represent the College, the campus, and the student body during special campus events, high school outreach, conferences, and other outreach events.

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Student American Dental Assistant Association (SADAA)

We promote the profession of dental assisting through monthly industry-related presentations and community outreach opportunities. Students gain a working knowledge of the professional organization at a local, state, and national level. Students must be a member of the American Dental Assistant Association (ADAA) and enrolled in the NE Registered Dental Assistant Program to be a member of this organization.

Advisor: Laurie Semplelaurie.semple@my.tccd.edu

Student Chapter of the American Dental Hygiene Association (SCADHA)

We promote the art and science of the profession of dental hygiene. Students gain a working knowledge of the professional organization at a local, state and national level. Students must be currently enrolled in the NE Dental Hygiene Program to be a member of this organization.

Advisor: Lisa Englehart, lisa.englehart@my.tccd.edu, 817-515-6550

Student Government Association (SGA)

We provide the voice for the student body and facilitate changes in policy and practices. In addition to these duties, we also provide leadership to NE Campus and represent the College and student body to the community.

Advisor: Cara Walker, cara.walker@tccd.edu

Student Paralegal Association (SPA)

We provide our members with valuable information relating to the paralegal profession, and assistance in locating volunteer opportunities and networking possibilities. We also foster support, study opportunities, and communication among the members of our organization.

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Tennis Club

We challenge students to improve their skills in tennis. Students will have the opportunity to participate in tournaments.

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Toro Soccer Club

We challenge students to improve their skills in soccer. Students will have the opportunity to participate in tournaments.

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Updated December 12, 2023