Agriculture Club
The Ag Club works within the community to develop leadership and educational skills. Members attend conventions and participate in local, state and national activities.
Brad Driskill
bdriskill@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7238
Anime Club
The club was created to stimulate the growth and appreciation of anime (Japanese animated productions) as an art form and a lifestyle. Fans of anime and manga (Japanese comics) also learn about Japanese culture, and discuss the art form and teach it to others.
Allen Taylor
dtaylor2@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7348
Art Society “V”
The SFCC Art Club offers exposure to 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. Members also help with SFCC’s ongoing exhibits.
Paul Allen
pallen@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7358
Campus Fellowship
This interdenominational, evangelical organization for students and staff includes a weekly Bible study, occasional social get-togethers, concerts, and films, as well as outreach activities to benefit the campus and community. Members may attend periodic conferences and programs sponsored by Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, with which Campus Fellowship is affiliated.
Sherlyn Nail
snail@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7248
Criminal Justice Club
The club is open to all students interested in learning about criminal justice, whether or not they are CJ majors. Activities include field trips and guest speakers.
Cendy Harrell-Carson
charrell@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7367
Dental Hygiene Club
Renee Fiquet-Freeman
rfiquet@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7234
GLBT (Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender) Alliance
The group’s goal is to encourage acceptance and tolerance within the diverse population of the campus community and to create a place of support, respect, pride, and safety for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender members of the student body.
Amy Schroeder
aschroeder2@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7299
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. If you like to have fun, join us!
Michael Davis
mdavis@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7321
Horticulture Club
If you’re enrolled in the AAS in Agriculture/Emphasis in Horticulture program, you’re automatically a member of the Horticulture Club. The group promotes the importance of agriculture and takes an active role in campus beatification, community service and campuswide activities. Members also can attend workshops and trade shows to enhance their knowledge of the horticulture industry.
Brad Driskill
bdriskill@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7238
IMAGE (Improving Minority Advantages and Generating Excellence)
This group provides both traditional and nontraditional minority students with a positive and forward-thinking perspective on college life and life after graduation. Activities include job shadowing, mentoring, service projects, and exploring diverse cultures.
Crissina Kemp
ckemp@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7244
Music Club
Ron Sayer
rsayer@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7269
Nursing Club
Membership consists of all Associate Degree and Practical Nursing students. The group strives to promote high personal standards and encourages leadership and fellowship among members. Members organize moneymaking projects to fund activities such as adopting a special-needs family, attending professional seminars and buying educational videos for SFCC and community agencies.
Courtney Ahnen
cahnen@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7436
Kayla Allison
kallison2@sfccmo.edu
(573) 317-8051
Nicki McCullough
nmccullough@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7341
Phi Beta Lambda (PBL)
SFCC’s Phi Beta Lambda chapter works to develop strong, assertive leadership in future businessmen and women. Business students participate in projects under the guidance of professionals in various occupations. Students learn how to compete honorably with colleagues at the state and national level; hold office; work with representatives of other organizations; and engage in individual and group business enterprises. PBL is the college-level counterpart of high school-level Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA).
Becky Beydler
bbeydler@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7300
Phi Theta Kappa (PTK)
SFCC’s chapter of Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society is based upon four major hallmarks: 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 participation criteria may be eligible to wear a PTK stole at commencement.
Macheznie Craig
mcraig4@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7147
Yeater Learning Center 176
Kelsey Stuart
kstuart2@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7338
Heckart Science and Allied Health Center 806
Radiologic Technology Club
Danielle Beumer
dbeumer1@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7178
Renewable Energy Club
John Burns
jburns@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7151
Science Club
If you’re enthusiastic about science, this is the club for you! Group activities include field trips, guest speakers and more, as well as service activities to raise awareness and involvement in SFCC’s Math and Natural Sciences department.
Nick Loudon
nloudon@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7339
SFCC Players (Theatre Club)
Drama productions at SFCC provide lots of opportunities for students interested in theatre, music, performance, and the backstage crafts. A minimum of one production is scheduled each semester.
Eric Yazell
eyazell@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7445
Tim Wells
twells@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7388
SFCC Spirit Squad
The squad supports SFCC teams, performs at home games and helps boost SFCC spirit! Anyone interested in cheering is welcome to try out.
Dana Page
dpage1@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7443
SIT-Students in TRiO
The SIT Club plans fund-raising activities and community events that encourage members to be involved and give back to the community. The club also holds events for TRiO, including holiday parties and fund-raising activities that help eligible TRiO students with academic costs, such as certification testing and honor society membership fees.
Sonya Bowman
sbowman@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7318
Student Government Association (SGA)
The SGA is comprised of one member from each recognized campus organization plus 10 elected at-large members. The group focuses on student activities and issues and helps members develop organizational and leadership skills. SGA also coordinates with the Campus Activities Board on campuswide events like the Roadrunner Roast, Student Activity Fair, Trivia Night, Spring Fling, and homecoming activities.
Mikaela Rojak
mrojak@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7173
Student-MSTA (S-Missouri State Teachers Association)
The Missouri State Teachers Association nurtures the next generation of teachers by sponsoring college-level group for students interested in the field of education. You’ll have opportunities for personal and professional growth, development of leadership skills and participation in professional development at local and state levels.
Cara Barth-Fagan
cbarthfagan1@sfccmo.edu
(660) 596-7329
