Active Minds Club
Active Minds is a non-profit student run organization focused on changing the conversation about mental health by promoting a positive sense of wellbeing and spreading awareness about mental health among college students. Active Minds at SFCC will be dedicated to eradicating the stigma surrounding mental health. It will seek to educate about mental health and student wellbeing as well as provide resources to students by serving as a liaison between students and the mental health community. It also will work with faculty and staff on student feedback regarding campus wellness initiatives.
Active Minds at SFCC seeks to empower young adults to speak openly about mental health to educate others and encourage them to seek help. The club seeks to change the culture on campus and in the community by providing information, leadership opportunities and advocacy training to the next generation.
Advisor: Deanna Barklage, dbarklage1@sfccmo.edu, (660) 596-7355
Agriculture Organization
The Agriculture Organization promotes professionalism in agriculture occupations; promotes and encourages leadership among post-secondary students of agriculture; promotes patriotism and responsibility toward agriculture and the community; develops confidence and ability among students of agriculture; promotes recognition of the value of post-secondary vocational training in agriculture.
Advisor: Jade Jenkins, jjenkins17@sfccmo.edu, (660) 596-7310; Brad Driskill, bdriskill@sfccmo.edu, (660) 596-7238
Art Club
Art club encourages students to challenge the visual world around them and engage their own visual forms of expression.
Advisor: Meghan McClellan, mmcclellan@sfccmo.edu, (660) 596-7385
Campus Christian Connect Club
C3 creates a community where people can explore and discover faith.
Advisor: Morgan Rennick morgan@firstsayyes.com, Christopher Wisener, christopher@firstsayyes.com, (660) 221-6990
DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America)
DECA is a business student organization that is open to all SFCC students. SFCC DECA is more than competitions, blazers, and medallions. Joining SFCC DECA is the first step you can take toward achieving your goals and realizing your greatest potential. Your membership in SFCC DECA provides you the opportunity to participate in Collegiate DECA’s programs at the local, state, and international levels. You will enhance your networking, public speaking, business, and other professional skills while making memories that will last a lifetime.
Advisor: Curtis Hartley, chartley2@sfccmo.edu, (660) 596-7281
Dental Hygiene Organization
Dental Hygiene cultivates, promotes and sustains the art and science of dental hygiene; to represent and safeguard the common interest of the members of the dental hygiene profession, and contribute toward the improvement of public health.
Advisor: Leigh Wilson, lwilson1@sfccmo.edu, (660) 596-7234
Nursing Organization
State Fair Community College Nursing program’s mission is to promote growth of the individual student to be caring and professional. SFCC’s Nursing program is dedicated to upholding the college’s belief to enable students to develop their talents and make a positive contribution to the community. The bi-level Nursing Organization provides opportunities for students to develop organizational and leadership skills.
Advisors: Kasey Fredendall, kfredendall@SFCCMO.EDU, (660) 596-7382; Krista Poe kpoe@sfccmo.edu,
Phi Theta Kappa Organization
The purpose of Alpha Lambda Omega Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa at State Fair Community College shall be the promotion of scholarship, the development of leadership and service and the cultivation of fellowship among qualified students of this college.
Advisor: Kim Miller, kmiller11@sfccmo.edu, (660) 596-7340
Plywood Players Organization
This organization supports SFCC theatre students in their pursuit of an education. When possible, trips are made to see shows at other colleges as well as professional productions.
Advisor: Tim Wells, twells@sfccmo.edu, (660) 596-7388; Kristen Henning, khenning@sfccmo.edu (660) 596-7445
Radiologic Technology Organization
This organization provides Radiologic Technology students the opportunities to participate in campus engagement, community service and co-curricular activities.
Advisors: Danielle Beumer, dbeumer1@sfccmo.edu, (660) 596-7178; Natalie Ficken nficken2@sfccmo.edu, (660) 596-7403
Science Club
Science Club is for students who have an interest in a STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) or healthcare field and want to network with like-minded individuals. Science club focuses on networking, service and enhancing skills/knowledge of interest to the members.
Advisor: Angela Lankford, alankford@sfccmo.edu, (660) 596-7337; EZ Morris, emorris6@sfccmo.edu (660) 596-7144
SFCC Spirit Squad Organization
The squad supports SFCC teams, performs at home games and helps boost SFCC spirit! Anyone interested in cheering is welcome to try out.
Advisor: Dawn Macklin-Gulick, dmacklingulick@sfccmo.edu, (660) 596-7356
Student Government Association Organization
The State Fair Community College Student Government Association (SGA) is the official voice of the student body in matters relating to the college’s administration. SGA is a vital link in the college’s endeavors to ensure a positive learning environment for the student body. Each year the organization plans a wide variety of programs and activities designed to enhance campus life as well as support college-sponsored programs. SGA provides many opportunities for leadership, including involvement at the local, district and state levels of the organization. The SGA consists of the Executive Board and Senators that serve as representatives who plan and carry out the activities of the association. SGA is considered an important resource for both students and staff.
Advisor: Amy Schroeder, aschroeder2@sfccmo.edu (660) 596-7173
Student-MSTA Organization
The Student-Missouri State Teachers Association (S-MSTA) is the pre-professional organization for education majors on Missouri college and university campuses.
Members have opportunities for:
-Personal and professional growth
-Development of leadership skills
-Participation in professional development at local and state levels
Advisor: Cara Barth-Fagan, cbarthfagan1@sfccmo.edu, (660) 596-7329
TRiO Student Organization
The TRiO Student Club is for participants in the TRiO Student Support Services program. The TRiO Student Club participates in campus activities, fundraising activities and community events that encourage members to be involved and give back to the community. The club also hosts events for TRiO students, including holiday parties and fundraising activities that help eligible TRiO students with academic costs, such as certification testing and honor society membership fees.
Advisors: Leah Mullen, lmullen@sfccmo.edu; Whitney Hamilton, whamilton2@sfccmo.edu (660) 596-7333
VIVID Club
The purpose of Vivid is to encourage acceptance within the diverse population of the campus community, to create a place of support, respect, pride, and safety for LGBTQIA+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex, asexual, and more) members of the student body; to work toward a more accepting environment for all people, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.
Advisors: EZ Morris, emorris6@sfccmo.edu (660) 596-7144
