Clubs & Organizations

Students sitting underneath a tree outside the Centennial Campus Centennial Building.

General Information

What is a club or organization?
A​ ​student​ ​club or organization​ ​is a group of students who unite to promote or celebrate a common interest. A student organization is a group of students organizing around a particular cause. 

What do they offer?
To provide opportunities to engage, learn, and lead, allowing students to pursue their passions and interests with other students while developing leadership and organizational skills. 

Who can join? 
Clubs and organizations are open to all enrolled students. Some are geared towards specific academic, vocational, or athletic programs. Others may have membership dues and grade-point-average (GPA) requirements.

What are the benefits of joining?
  1. Learn more about yourself
  2. Develop soft (people) skills 
  3. Learn how to work in a team
  4. Build your personal and professional networks 
  5. Apply knowledge and skills learned in the classroom
  6. Gain leadership skills 
  7. Serve the college and community
  8. Expand your resume with real-world projects
  9. Engage with diverse groups of people
  10. Have fun!

Clubs and Organizations

We are the official representative voice for our student body. We seek to create an environment of growth and success through the guidance and development of character, and by promoting change in favor of the interests, needs, and welfare of the student.

Advisors: Ricardo.Perez@ppcc.edu and Carolyn.Owen@ppcc.edu 

Phi Beta Lambda (PBL) is a professional business collegiate counterpart of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA). The PPCC Chapter of PBL participates in several activities and events, which include, but not limited to:

  • Interview, Business Etiquette, Dress of Success, and Resume workshops
  • March of Dimes and other fundraisers
  • Competitions at the State and National levels

There are no GPA requirements to join, but a minimum GPA of 2.5 is required for travel.

Advisors: Carol.Kurkowski@ppcc.edu and Melissa.Allen@ppcc.edu

Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society is about fellowship, scholarship, and leadership. PPCC's chapter Alpha Gamma Alpha is active and is constantly searching for new members. The focus of Phi Theta Kappa at PPCC is to enable members' personal and professional growth.

  • There is a required GPA minimum of 3.25 to join. An email invitation will be sent to your student email when you qualify.
  • There is a one-time membership fee of $80.00. This expense may be covered if the recipient is Pell Grant eligible.

Advisors: Glenn Rohlfing and Ilah Jackson

PTK Workstudy: Sarahi Hernandez

PTK Email: ptk@ppcc.edu

Find out more information on our PTK Website. 

The purpose of this club is to offer support, leadership, and guidance to all nursing students enrolled in the Pikes Peak Community College Nursing Program by providing opportunities representative of fundamental interests and concerns to nursing students. To assume responsibility for positively contributing to nursing education to promote success and professionalism and provide the highest quality of care.

There are no GPA requirements to join. The club is open to all students of PPCC with emphasis on pre-nursing, nursing assistants, and nursing students currently enrolled at PPCC.

Advisor: Nichole.Moore@ppcc.edu

The Dental Assisting Club aims to bring more awareness and to educate one another within the dental field. There is no GPA requirement to join. The club dues are $10.00 per year. The club meets at the Rampart Range Campus.

Advisors: Amy.Reed@ppcc.edu and Sabrina.Perez@ppcc.edu

There are no requirements to join.

Advisor: Gwendolyn.Wallen-Sena@ppcc.edu

The PPCC Cyber Club is open to all students who have an interest in Cybersecurity. The Cyber Club takes part in various competitions and training events throughout the year, both locally and nationally. We strive to build relationships with local, state, and government agencies in order to provide continued education and employment opportunities for our students during and after their time at PPCC.

Discord Channel

Steps for starting a new student club:

  1. Obtain a commitment from a minimum of 5 students. 
  2. Identify a full or part-time faculty or staff advisor.
  3. Write a constitution that establishes basic ground rules (a generic constitution is available).
  4. Send a copy of the proposed constitution to the Director of Student Life.
  5. Participate in advisor and student training (a minimum of two students must attend)
  6. Request to be put on Student Government Association's (SGA) meeting agenda.
  7. Discuss the reasons for creating a new club or organization with SGA.
  8. SGA votes on officially recognizing the new club or organization.

Contact the Department of Student Life if you have any questions. 

Students standing together.