NCMC Faculty/Staff Advisors:
Rustin Jumps
Jack Green
Description:
The National PAS Organization was founded in 1980 in Kansas City. Its mission is to provide opportunities for individual growth, leadership and career preparation. North Central Missouri College is a charter member of both the Missouri and National PAS organizations.
Benefits/Opportunities:
- Social Activities
- Community Service
- Leadership Development
- Career Development
- State and National PAS Conferences
- Industry Tours
Requirements:
Membership is open to any NCMC student interested in a career related to the Agriculture and Natural Resources career pathway
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NCMC Faculty/Staff Advisors:
Megan Pester
Jamie Cunningham
Description:
The NCMC student ambassadors welcome potential students and their families to campus. Ambassadors provide tours, speak to groups visiting campus, and conduct general office duties including data entry and filing.
Benefits/Opportunities:
- Serving as an ambassador provides students with the opportunity to gain work experience while also representing campus to potential students.
- The campus work experience gained at NCMC often leads to similar opportunities when the student transfers to a four year institution following graduation at NCMC.
Requirements:
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NCMC Faculty/Staff Advisors:
Sarah Williamson
Non-NCMC Advisors:
Christina Boatright (Off-campus Director)
Description:
We are here to minister to NCMC through free meals, worship services, and mission opportunities. We love Jesus and we want the campus to feel loved and to show love to others.
Benefits/Opportunities:
- Mission Trips
- Opportunities to Serve
- Worship Services
- Free Meals
Requirements:
Participation is also open to all current enrolled students of NCMC who attend any one of the weekly events.
Motto:
“Know Him-Make Him Known–Jesus”
NCMC Faculty/Staff Advisors:
Sarah Bird
Description:
This organization is a networking tool for any student interested in business.
Benefits/Opportunities:
- Service projects like Career Closet, Adopt a Family and Food Bank here in Trenton.
- Personal development opportunities through workshops, guest speakers
- Networking with other students as well as business people in the community
- Social involvement on campus
Requirements:
Any student interested may join
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NCMC Faculty/Staff Advisors:
Jenna Vandel
Description:
This organization is composed of students interested in the criminal justice field.
Benefits/Opportunities:
- Encourage and promote individual characteristics necessary for professional and technical growth.
- Scholarship and social engagement for student members.
- Engage in and support community service activities.
- Opportunity to develop leadership skills.
- Networking with other students as well as individuals involved with the criminal justice system
Requirements:
Membership is open to any NCMC student.
NCMC Faculty/Staff Advisors:
Lesli Collins
Description:
FCA is a Christ-centered campus ministry designed to reach out and administer the word of God to the athletes. Our goal is to teach them how to be a Godly witness as well as an athlete. The values of FCA are: Integrity, Serving, Teamwork and Excellence. Through prayer huddles and team Bible studies, we hope to make a big impact on the lives of the athletes here on campus.
Benefits/Opportunities:
Networking, leadership development and community service projects.
Requirements
Available to NCMC athletes
NCMC Faculty/Staff Advisors:
Tocarra Williams
Description:
First Generation Club, also known as First Gen, was established to provide peer support for first generation students, whose parent(s) have not attained a 4-year college degree. These students may have limited knowledge about traditions and patterns of college life and academia. First Gen is dedicated to develop ways to support NCMC first generation students adjust to new environment, lifestyle, and academic traditions. In addition, First Gen is devoted to be a support group and resource for first generation students to help them understand and utilize their academic and community resources.
Benefits/Opportunities:
Social activities and involvement
Community service and voluntarism opportunities
Networking with peers and First Gen Graduates
Requirements
Membership is open to any NCMC student who is either a first generational college student or is interested in encouraging their first generation peers in their academic pursuits. Although primary activities will occur on main campus in Trenton, online, and outreach campus students are also welcome to join.
NCMC Faculty/Staff Advisors:
Jamie Cunningham
Description:
NCMC’s international student club can foster new relationships, regardless of whether or not you’re an international student.
This club gives international students a chance to share their culture and meet others from their homeland. It also gives US students the opportunity to practice a foreign language and learn more about the world. The organization will promote, and support academic, athletic, cultural, and social activities to stimulate the participation and interaction between international students, the students at NCMC, staff and the community.
Benefits/Opportunities
- Learn about other cultures
- Discover intercultural communication strategies
- Practice conflict resolution
- Recognize different leadership styles across cultures
- Become a global leader
- Build trust
- Make new friends
NCMC Faculty/Staff Advisors:
Sterling Recker
Description:
The Nerds Guild is an organization that is devoted, but not limited to, exploring games, books, field trips, gaming competitions, and other activities related to comic books, anime, board games, movies, music, and science fiction. The purpose of this club or organization shall be to engage NCMC students, faculty, employees, the broader community, and any interested parties in gaming and general nerd activities.
Benefits/Opportunities:
Being connected to others interested in gaming and general nerd activities.
Requirements:
Membership in this club or organization is open to anyone who wants to participate but only NCMC students, faculty, staff, and employees can be considered NCMC Full General Members. Only the Full General Members may vote on officers, serve on the executive committee or make binding decisions within the group.
NCMC Staff/Faculty Advisors:
Amanda Steinman
Hannah Lovett
Description:
Oldest organization on Campus (began the year NCMC originated- 1925) – Women’s collegiate sorority that values leadership, community service, and support to other NCMC clubs.
Benefits/Opportunities:
Opportunity to serve others and provide leadership skills
Scholarship opportunity awarded from their sophomore year bridging over to their Junior Year (if continuing their education at a University & was an active member in Phi Mu at NCMC)
Trip events and activities during their academic years at NCMC
Requirements:
Dues $25.00 New members and $20.00 Returning members per calendar academic year
NCMC Faculty/Staff Advisors:
Nicole Shell
Maryellen Harman
Description: Phi Theta Kappa is the International Honor Society of the 2-year college. The Eta Mu chapter at NCMC was established in 1950. Its purpose is to recognize and encourage scholarship, to provide an opportunity for development of leadership ability and to promote an intellectual climate for exchange of ideas and lively fellowship.
Benefits/Opportunities:
- Membership in the official honor society for two-year colleges
- Recognition for academic achievements
- Scholarship opportunities
- Leadership and professional training opportunities
Requirements: Students who complete 12 hours of college-level course work at NCMC and achieve a grade point average of 3.3 are eligible for membership. A 3.2 GPA is required to remain in good standing. An induction ceremony is held each fall and spring semester
NCMC Faculty/Staff Advisors:
Jonathan Mathews
Description:
Student-run organization whose purpose is to provide communication, education, leadership and community development opportunities for students in the residence hall system at North Central Missouri College. By serving as an environment to discuss hall issues, it is a priority for RHA to identify and represent the needs and desires of the residents on campus. These beliefs are all representative of the primary goal of encouraging academic growth within the student population.
Benefits/Opportunities:
Leadership development in addition to community service components.
Requirements:
Must be a current resident of Selby or Ellsworth Halls.
NCMC Faculty/Staff Advisors:
Jason Helton
Rustin Jumps
Description:
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NCMC Faculty/Staff Advisors:
Cassie Cordray
Description:
Student Missouri State Teachers Association (SMSTA) is the pre-professional organization for education majors on Missouri college and university campuses. SMSTA members have opportunities for personal and professional growth, development of leadership skills, and participation in professional development at local and state levels.
Membership:
SMSTA is open to any NCMC student pursuing Education as a major. Membership into SMSTA is free, with chapter dues paid by all members. Officer positions are available and include: President, President-Elect, Secretary/Treasurer, and Student Senate Representative. These positions are elected annually.
Mission:
Actively participate in a variety of events on campus, in the community, and on a state level. We ENGAGE to bring about positive CHANGE in our role as EDUCATORS!
NCMC Faculty/Staff Advisors:
Ashley Lamma
Sue Nichols
Sophia Swink
Description
The Student Nurses’ Association purpose is to encourage students to be aware of their responsibility to their profession at the local, state and national level. It was organized in 1973 to encourage fellowship, to provide an opportunity for the development of leadership ability, to promote an interest in the nursing profession, and to communicate with the state and national professional nurses’ associations.
Membership:
The Student Nurses’ Association is open to students in the Associate Degree Nursing program (ADN).
NCMC Faculty/Staff Advisors:
Jaime Pittman
Korynn Skipper
Ashtyn Wilson
Beth Crawford
Description:
The purpose of the Student Practical Nurses’ Association are:
- To aid in the personal development of individuals and to urge students to be aware of and contribute to improving the health care of all people.
- Encourage student participation in community affairs and communication with the Missouri State Association of Licensed Practical Nurses.
- To be reflective of the profession’s basic culture and values of nursing which include quality, safety, professionalism, respect, individuality and inclusiveness.
- Benefits/Opportunities: One activity per semester will be voted on by the Association. These activities may include: community service, school service, leadership, or career development.
Requirements:
Students are expected to actively participate in all activities. Only currently enrolled students will be allowed voting privileges.