Associate Degree Nursing (ADN)

Agriculture Club
The Ag Club works within the community to promote and develop leadership, educational advancement, and group participation of members at the local, state , and national level. Members participate in state and national conventions where awards and scholarships are earned. The Ag Club co-sponsor activities such as Casino Night, a Whole-Hog BBQ and in addition, sponsors a farm-toy booth at the Missouri State Fair, FFA Seminar, and various other activities.

Art Society "V"
If you have an interest in art or in an art major, you'll be interested in the SFCC Art Club. The club offers exposure to and experiences with the visual arts through field trips to museums, galleries, and studios in Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago, and New York City as well as visits to area college galleries and art departments. Also the club helps with the visiting artist and lecturer series and the SFCC exhibition area's ongoing series of exhibits.

Campus Fellowship
This is an interdenominational, evangelical organization for SFCC students and staff. Its activities include a weekly Bible study,  occasional social get- togethers, concerts, and films, as well as any form of outreach that benefits the campus and the community. Members attend periodic conferences and training programs sponsored by Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, to which Campus Fellowship is affiliated. For more information contact Jeremy Howard, president at jhoward1@student.sfccmo.edu. or club advisor Sherlyn Nail at snail@sfccmo.edu or (660) 596-7248.

Dental Hygiene Club

History Club
This club is for all students who have an interest in exploring the past. Activities include seminar discussions, field trips, lectures, and study of the human condition through fellowship and socialization. The club participates in all major campus events related to student activities and sponsors its own events as well. Students do not have to be a history major but must be interested in having fun. See Jim Page, instructor, for more information.

Phi Beta Lambda (PBL)
Affiliated with the state and national organizations, the Phi Beta Lambda chapter at SFCC works to develop strong, assertive leadership in future businessmen and women.  PBL is the college-level counterpart of the high school FBLA.  Business students participate in group projects conducted under the guidance of persons in education, business, and the professions.  Students learn how to compete honorably with their colleagues on the state and national levels; how to hold office and direct the affairs of the group; how to work with representatives of other organizations; and how to engage in individual and group business enterprises.  All this for the purpose of teaching and training future businessmen and businesswomen for community life. 

Phi Theta Kappa (PTK)
Alpha Lambda Omega is a chapter of Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society.  The chapter originated in 1986 at State Fair Community College in Sedalia, Missouri.  Phi Theta Kappa is based upon four major hallmarks that all chapters strive to fulfill.  These are:  leadership, fellowship, service, and scholarship. Students are eligible to join after completing 12 semester hours with a cumulative grade point average of 3.5.  PTK members who meet certain criteria of participation may be eligible to wear a PTK stole at commencement. 

Practical Nursing Club (PN)
Membership consists of all practical nursing students. Objectives are to promote high personal standards and encourage leadership and fellowship among members. These objectives are obtained by various activities throughout the year. Several money making projects fund activities such as; adoption of a special family; attending professional seminars; purchasing educational film strips for SFCC and community agencies.

Residence Hall Advisory Council (RHAC)
Every resident of the living on campus is automatically a member of RHAC.  RHAC serves as the representative organization of the student body in the SFCC Residence Hall and is a forum for the expression of opinion, recommendations, and suggestions of the residents.  RHAC membership strives to establish and maintain high ideals, to encourage cooperation among residents and the College, and to develop closer relationships between the residents, the faculty, and staff.  Student leaders from the residence hall are elected into office at the beginning of the fall semester.  This group of student leaders also coordinates social activities for the residence hall.

Science Club
The Science Club is designed to encourage individuals enthusiasm in the sciences. We promote this through various activities which also provide services to the campus and the community to raise awareness and involvement in the SFCC Math and Science departments. Activities include field trips, guest speakers, canoe trips, and much more! The only requirement is enthusiasm!

Faculty advisors are Dr. LaRoy Brandt and Jack Hayes.

SFCC Spirit Squad
Supporting the teams and contributing to the spirit at SFCC, the squad perform at all college home games. Anyone with an interest in cheering is welcome to try out. Dana Page, multipurpose center coordinator, is the coach.

Student Government Association 

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