Student Clubs

Strives to help the College community develop cultural awareness and sensitivity. Members promote understanding of their heritage and diversity as well as African American contributions to society.

Joins together other Macintosh users. The club members will have the opportunities to visit companies, experiment with technology, and build web sites through digital art and graphical design.

The purpose of the GCC Art Club is to provide a time and place for art majors and those interested in visually creative outlets to work on and discuss projects, both personal and school oriented.

To allow students to improve their skills in the game of Billiards.

Provides students with opportunities to network and develop contacts critical to professional success. Any student interested in a business career will benefit from participating in events and trips to major business centers.

To allow students to get together to play chess and share their knowledge of the game.

From video games to career shadowing, the Computer & Technology Club at Genesee Community College gives students a hands-on opportunity to share their interest in technology with fellow students, faculty and community members. All interests are welcome: The CTC hosts “Game Night,” the annual all-night video game competition and also a Computer Repair Clinic for faculty.

Student editors and journalists produce regular editions which focus on a variety of topics involving the campus community. Students are encouraged to explore the techniques of journalism, reporting, and editing.

Heightens the interest and awareness of issues in and relating to the field of Criminal Justice.

The purpose of the organization is to broaden our experience in communicating with the deaf community.

GCC's DECA Club is part of a national organization for students interested in pursuing a career in business, marketing, or fashion retailing. The club exposes students to various career skills and activities through field trips and the annual College Fashion Show.

Is a chapter of the National Dramatic Honorary Society. Members of the local chapter are recognized for their faithful and meritorious work in the Stuart Steiner Theater.

Helps raise environmental awareness within the campus community. The club demonstrtaes how simple and effective it is to beautify and preserve our planet's resources.

This club encourages and provides peer interaction, career preparation, and leadership opportunities to future educators.

The Purpose of this club will be to teach those interested in the art of fencing, provide of a place to grow together, and advance in the skill of fencing.

Offers support and empowers gay and lesbian students, faculty, and staff. They work to educate the campus about sexual orientation issues.

The theatrical organization of GCC. Students have an opportunity to experience acting and producing in a dramatic setting.

GCC's chapter of this worldwide, nondenominational student organization helps members find strength through Christian fellowship.

Assists GCC's international students in making the transition into a new environment. The group promotes cultural awareness, while serving as a support network for the educational and social development of foreign students.

Highlights the creativity that exists at GCC. Students work to explore their imaginations and utilize writing as a form of expression.

Promotes and fosters interest in mathematics at the college and pre-college levels.

Brings together students who have an interest in choral literature and classical music.

The group explores cultural and social interests as well as contemporary issues relating to the indigenous peoples.

Pursues activities in the interest of nursing students and their career objectives. The major event of the club is the Capping and Pinning Ceremony to recognize the special accomplishments of the nursing students.

This club was established to provide a positive social environment for GCC students who are rationalists, humanists, skeptics, and freethinkers. They hope to enrich GCC campus life by sponsoring educational events and fostering student dialogue on matters of faith, science, politics, and reason. They wish to engage GCC students in issues of national and international importance surrounding freedom of conscience and secular education.

Is of interest to student pursuing careers in management, business, and word processing. The club gives students an opportunity to get behind-the-scenes glances at activities in major business facilities.

Established to enhance awareness of Occupational Therapy as a health related profession. They promote therapeutic and beneficial activities for better health.

Students are eligible for membership when their QPI is 3.6 or more, with no grade below a D. The group promotes the pursuit of academic excellence and attends regional conferences.

Established to promote the professional position and interests of Phys. Ed. Students, and to explore options related to further education and career opportunities in the physical educational field.

Promotes awareness of Physical Therapy throughout the campus community. The club provides programs and events to enhance the knowledge and self-confidence among constituents.

Offers an opportunity for students to perform literary readings for the community. The group provides an instructional mechanism and artistic outlet for students.

Established to support the activities that are of interest to the Respiratory Care students. The club works to raise the awareness of respiratory health throughout the community.

SAC provides the majority of the social and cultural programs at GCC. They sponsor a number of activities, entertainers, lecturers, and performing artists as well as spectacular events and student travel programs.

SGA serves as representation for all GCC students and their collective interests. SGA promotes the cultural, educational and social needs of the campus community. This governing body takes responsibility in the decision-making process of the College.

Provides information and support to all interested in disabilities related issues.

The STARs stay in contact with all recruits, applicants and continuing students by way of telephone. Through the efforts of the STARs, prospective students have a better understanding of our college and what opportunities we have to offer.

Established to enhance and promote the professional position and interests of Paralegal students. The club conducts seminars to supplement legal education.

Expose students to a greater variety of experiences (cultural, extra-curricular and skill development)

Serves to provide students with useful information about college life, GCC departments and programs, and the local area, in order to help them “survive” college life here at GCC!

Provides career information on Tourism & Hospitality industries through student planned trips and activities.

Get students interested in the field of TV production.

Get students interested in western art and history.

Is the radio station of GCC, found at 90.7 FM. Students get hands-on experience in broadcasting and programming as disc jockeys, news reporters and music directors.