Southeast 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 Katie Thomas at katie.thomas@tccd.edu, calling 817-515-3595 or connecting with the Student Activities Office located at ESCT 1201A.

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

African Culture Club (ACC)

Our purpose is to valorize Africa and to educate the campus and community about the continent. Our mission is to share African culture with the world. All are welcome to attend.

Sponsor: Ehi Agboaye, ehikioya.agboaye@tccd.edu, 817-515-3151

Baptist Student Ministry

We aim to lead students and faculty members to better understand the Bible and Jesus Christ. We will also provide an outlet for building healthy friendships while doing so. All are welcome to attend.

Sponsor: Benita Reed, benita.reed@my.tccd.edu, 817-515-3413

Chess Club

We are dedicated to providing a forum in which chess players, from all skill levels, can share their hobby and interest with each other. We strive to promote an increased knowledge and understanding of the game as an art and as an intellectual sport. Our goal is to provide a fun and relaxed environment that will allow everyone an opportunity to enhance their appreciation of the game. All are welcome to attend.

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Chi Alpha

We are a spirit-empowered, diverse community of believers on college campuses, declaring in word and lifestyle of our faith. All are welcome to attend.

Sponsor: Virginia Wicher, virginia.wicher@tccd.edu, 817-515-3708

Creative Arts Club (CAC)

Creative Arts Club is a place for creating ideas. Members share a love for the arts and an open-minded atmosphere in which self-expression is welcomed. All are welcome to attend.

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Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA)

DECA prepares TCC students at Southeast Campus to become future business professionals/entrepreneurs in management, leadership, and marketing through varied opportunities with local businesses. We help students with individual growth and development through service, and through the exchange of ideas and ideals. All are welcome to attend.

Sponsor: David Jackson, david.jackson2@tccd.edu 

Environmental Club

The Environmental Club exists to provide a space for students interested in sustainability and the environment to work on projects together that benefit the environment, promote sustainability on our campus, and provide volunteer service to our local community. All are welcome to attend.

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Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA)

Our club facilitates awareness and acceptance of the diversity of students, bringing together gay students and their straight allies to raise awareness of issues impacting the gay community. All are welcome to attend.

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The Historical Underground

Our mission is to promote interest and awareness of history through the use of historical films, lectures, outings and other events. All are welcome to attend.

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Kinesiology Student Organization

Our organization helps students interested in fitness, health, and wellness find the right courses to prepare for further education and certification. We also offer chances to connect with others who share these interests through events, community service, and recreational activities.

Sponsors: Robert Guyer, robert.guyer@tccd.edu

Math Club

Our purpose is to promote a better learning atmosphere through the math program and to create a sense of community within our organization. All are welcome to attend.

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Mu Alpha Theta–Mathematics Honor Society

The Honors Mu Alpha Theta Math Society of SE Campus at Tarrant County College is dedicated to inspiring keen interest in mathematics, developing strong scholarship in the subject, and promoting the enjoyment of mathematics in Tarrant County College, Southeast Campus students. The Mu Alpha Theta of Tarrant County College, Southeast Campus is established for the purpose of fostering a greater understanding of mathematics, encouraging undergraduate activity in math research and related mathematical experiences, and providing a social and intellectual forum to qualified students interested in experiencing math.

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Muslim Student Association (MSA)

We promote Muslim unity and culture by means of enlightenment. All are welcome to attend

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National Technical Honor Society (NTHS)

We want to bring well-deserved recognition, scholarship and career opportunities to students who excel in one of the career and technical educational fields as their profession.

Sponsor: Dawn Blevins, dawn.blevins@tccd.edu

Network Innovations & Cyber Knowledge

Our mission is to advance technology by working with students from different majors and interests. We focus on innovations in cybersecurity, programming, software development, and more. Together, we develop ideas to improve technology across all fields, using our skills and creativity. We know that technology is growing fast and is important everywhere, so we work to keep up and stay innovative.

Sponsor: James Dang, james.dang@tccd.edu 

Phi Theta Kappa (PTK)

This chapter of the international honor society recognizes and encourages scholarship among students, while providing an opportunity for the development of leadership and service and an intellectual climate for the exchange of ideas and ideals.

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Photography Club

Our purpose is to promote excellence in photography and to foster an appreciation of the role of photography in art and in the broader culture. All are welcome to attend.

Sponsor: Geoffrey Saari, geoffrey.saari@my.tccd.edu, 817-515-3347

Poetry Club

Our mission is to promote excellence in the literary arts, foster an appreciation of the humanities, enrich communities in a spirit of collaboration, and organize students and their efforts to advance the production of literary art. All are welcome to attend.

Sponsor: Geoffrey Saari, geoffrey.saari@my.tccd.edu, 817-515-3347

Pre-Law Society

The Pre-Law Society helps students build legal knowledge and skills through debates, mock trials, and public speaking. Our mission is to support students’ success in law, offer internships with law firms, and host guest speakers. We focus on professional growth and making learning fun. All are welcome to attend.

Sponsor: Catherine Bottrell , catherine.bottrell@tccd.edu

Psychology Club

Established in 2009, our mission is to allow psychology majors and students interested in psychology to build leadership and communication skills while expanding their understanding and knowledge of psychology. All are welcome to attend.

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SE Drama Club

We aim to help students better understand and enjoy live theatre by attending local productions. All are welcome to attend.

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SE Horror Club

Our purpose is to meet and discuss all things associated with the horror genre. We will organize various activities such as readings, games, movies, etc.

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Sigma Kappa Delta

The purposes of our English Language and Literature honor society are educational, literary and charitable. We shall strive to confer distinction for high achievement on its members; promote interest in English literature and the English language; and foster the discipline of English in all its aspects.

Sponsor: Monica Prochnow, monica.prochnow@tccd.edu, 817-515-3493

Spanish Club

We are an all-inclusive club designed to foster appreciation for the Spanish language and the cultures of Spanish speaking countries. Our primary efforts are to promote awareness and knowledge of Spanish language, art, Hispanic traditions and cultures. All are welcome to attend.

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Student Dietetic Organization (SDO)

The principle purpose of SDO at Tarrant County College SE Campus is to provide peer support for all interested Dietetic Technician students, to increase public awareness of the Dietetic Technician students, and to increase public awareness of the Dietetic Technician program through charitable works in the community.

The organization shall be advocates of the dietetic technician program at TCC by serving the students and area communities through the promotion optimal nutrition, health and well-being.

Sponsor: Dawn Blevins, dawn.blevins@tccd.edu

Student Government Association (SGA)

Our purpose is to give the student body a voice and provide opportunities for student leadership; serve as a model for student self-direction and personal responsibility; build campus identity and pride; coordinate social activities; coordinate community service projects; and coordinate education, career or political speakers to speak to the student body.

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TCC Accounting Society

Our purpose is to unite and support students interested in the accounting profession, provide networking with local professionals, prepare students for success in the workplace, and inform them about career choices and community opportunities. All are welcome to attend.

Sponsor: Anthony Abbott, anthony.abbott@tccd.edu, 817-515-3933

TCC Football Club (TCC FC)

Our purpose is to provide students the opportunity to enhance their soccer skills in a positive and supportive environment, by providing team members with instruction in individual fitness, training techniques and tactical awareness. Achieving personal satisfaction and building lasting relationships are also top priorities. Committed student athletes will have the opportunity to try-out and potentially compete against other schools and in regional tournaments. All are welcome to attend.

Sponsor: Jose Velarde, jose.velarde@tccd.edu, 817-515-3114

TCC SE Music Club

We use music to provide common ground among students. Time is spent listening to, discussing, and creating music of various types and styles. There is also a focus on helping the community. All are welcome to attend.

Sponsor: Gregory Dewhirst, gregory.dewhirst@my.tccd.edu, 817-515-3718

Women in Animation (WIA)

WIA's mission is to bring together the global animation community and support underrepresented gender identities in art, tech, production, and business. We aim to promote fairness and excellence in the industry. WIA also values connections for animation, VFX, and gaming students as they start their careers. Thanks to volunteers, WIA Student Collectives offers a creative and supportive community. They expand career opportunities and build trust and connections between students and professionals while meeting the unique needs of students. All are welcome to attend.

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Updated October 29, 2024