Student Life
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Clubs & Organizations
AMBASSADORS
The LSCC Ambassadors represent the college at performing arts and community functions and assist the LSCC Foundation with special events. Ambassadors must maintain a 3.0 GPA and receive a service scholarship for participation.
Advisor: Ms. Erin O’Steen 323-3642
Osteene@lscc.edu
BAPTIST COLLEGIATE MINISTRIES
The BCM is a non-denominational club open to all students. The purpose is to disciple students in Christian growth through discussion groups, Bible studies, and ministry in the community.
Advisor: Mr. Brett Taylor 323-3611
taylorb@lscc.edu
BRAIN BOWL
The purpose of Brain Bowl is to academically and socially stimulate students, while encouraging scholarly excellence. The team consists of 5-6 students who compete in academic competitions with other colleges. Eligibility requirements include a 2.5 GPA and enrollment in at least 6 semester hours
Advisors: Ms. Pat Campbell 536-2130
campbelpa@lscc.edu
Mr. Brian Rogers 536-2200
rogersb@lscc.edu
CAMPUS DIPLOMATS
Campus Diplomats are a team of students focused on leadership and service. Diplomats assist new students with the process of becoming fully acclimated to LSCC and the college environment, as well as assisting with campus events. Diplomats receive a service scholarship for participation in the program.
Advisor: Student Life Office 323-3650
StuLife@lscc.edu
CAMPUS RECREATION/INTRAMURALS
LSCC Intramurals feature competitions and organized sport activities for all students, faculty and staff (men and women). A variety of sports and recreational activities are offered to provide an opportunity for every individual to compete. Activities are limited on the South Lake and Sumter Campuses, but we encourage all students, faculty and staff from those campuses to participate at the Leesburg campus.
Advisor: Lisa Huntley 352-323-3645
Huntleyl@lscc.edu
CHANGE LEAVES ADULTS SEEKING SUPPORT
C.L.A.S.S. is an informal support group for adult students who want to share, network, and support
one another in the unique challenges that are faced by adults in transition. Participation in this organization is a great way to make friends and find others who are coping with the same kinds of things you are as an adult returning to school.
Advisor: TBA 323-3613
CULTURAL EXCHANGE CLUB
The purpose of the Cultural Exchange Club is foster friendship, learning and cultural awareness among students, faculty and staff who wish to learn and share information about various ethnic cultures. Open to all students.
Advisors: Ms. Sherianne Seibel 435-5019
COLLEGE DEMOCRATS
The College Democrats bring together students interested in the political process. Students work on voter registration and increasing awareness about Democratic candidates in upcoming elections. Open to all students.
Advisor: Ms. Karen Levin 323-3638
LevinK@lscc.edu
COLLEGE REPUBLICANS
The College Republicans encourage students to get involved in conservative political affairs as well as increasing awareness about Republican candidates in upcoming elections. Open to all students.
COMPUTER SOCIETY
This organization is a computer user-group formed in 1989 by a group of computer students to offer general and technical computer support for its members. The Society is an authorized LSCC organization where it is known as the Lake-Sumter Computer Society. The group offers regularly scheduled workshops and programs on Thursday afternoon in the Lecture Hall on the Leesburg Campus. All LSCC students, faculty and staff are invited to attend and participate in these presentations and become members of the Society. Membership is free and includes a regularly newsletter and the opportunity to participate in group activities. LSCS annually awards scholarships to LSCC students.
Advisor: Ms. Mary Jo Rager 365-3550
ragerMJ@lscc.edu
President: Tom J. Thiel 357-3943
tthiel5@comcast.net
FLORIDA AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION
FAASA is dedicated to the academic & personal development of students of African descent thorough the implementation of the PACE Plan (Political, Academic, Cultural, Economic). The organization serves as a network to develop programs that promote effective communication, unity, and excellence.
Advisor: Mr. Kevin Brown 365-3588
brownk@lscc.edu
FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES
FCA is a club for Christian athletes and students who desire fellowship and to learn about Jesus Christ through weekly meetings including guest speakers, small group Bible studies, songs, games and skits. This huddle also serves as an outreach to the athletic teams of the college. Members give back to the community through service projects during the year.
Advisor: Mr. Rich Billings 323-3678
billingsr@lscc.edu
FLORIDA FUTURE EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION
The purpose of FFEA is to make students more aware of opportunities available in the field of teaching. The club seeks to foster interest and promote teaching as profession. Open to all education majors and others interested in teaching.
Advisor: Ms. Debra Dabney 323-3641
dabneyD@lscc.edu
HEALTH INFORMATION STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION
The purpose of the HISA is providing a link of communication, resource sharing, and study sessions for Health Information students at LSCC. HISA raises funds and sponsors activities which promote networking in the community and celebrate the success of program graduates.
Advisor: Ms. Brandy Ziesemer 365-3581
ziesemerb@lscc.edu
MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS
Musical performing groups on campus include Concert Choir, Symphonic Band, and Jazz Lab Band. For more information, contact the Music Department. Open to all students.
Contact: Dr. Peter Arcaro 323-3651
aracarop@lscc.edu
NURSING STUDENT’S ASSOCIATION
LSCC’s Nursing Students Association’s goal is to aid the preparation of nursing students for their professional responsibilities. It assists students in developing the responsibility for the health care of people in all walks of life. It promotes and encourages participation in community affairs, which improve health care and the resolution of related social issues. It is open to pre-nursing and enrolled nursing students.
Advisor: Ms. Cindy Griffin 365-3533
griffinc@lscc.edu
PHI THETA KAPPA
Phi Theta Kappa is an international scholastic honor society for Community and Junior colleges. Membership is open to students who have completed a term of 15 semester hours of college credit with a GPA of 3.5 and must maintain an overall GPA of at least 3.0 once inducted. Eligible students are invited to join each fall and spring.
Advisors: Dr. Debra Hicks 536-2124
hicksd@lscc.edu
Ms. Jacklyn Pierce 323-3631
piercej@lscc.edu
SAFIRE
SAFIRE is an open discussion group/club where members talk about the Science Fiction, Fantasy and Anime genres. Membership is open to anyone who interested in these topics.
Advisors: Ms. Rachael Gump 787-3747 ext. 4213
gumpr@lscc.edu
SPANISH CLUB
The Spanish Club is open to anyone interested in learning more about Hispanic culture and practicing their speaking skills. The group engages in languages and cultural activities.
Advisors: Mr. Alex Bruno 787-3747 ext. 4234
brunoa@lscc.edu
STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
As the official representative of all students, the SGA’s purpose is to plan student events, facilitate discussions of issues, present student suggestions to the faculty and administration, and to act in an advisory capacity to students. Open to all students.
Advisor: Student Life Office 323-3650
StuLife@lscc.edu
THEATRE ARTS SOCIETY
TAS is a club which fosters interest and promotes the performing arts at LSCC. Opportunity is provided for experience in all phases of theater. Open to all students.
Advisors: Mr. Greg Cumbaa 365-3562
cumbaag@lscc.edu
Mr. Gary Rogers 323-3614
rogersg@lscc.edu
PUBLICATIONS
THE ANGLER
Written and edited by students, The Angler is designed to inform and entertain its readers, to give students an opportunity to express their opinions, and to give students interested in journalism a hands-on experience in writing and publishing. Angler reporters are enrolled in MMC 2100 Writing for the Mass Media.
Advisor: Ms. Heather Elmatti TBD
elmattih@lscc.edu
ODYSSEY
The Odyssey is a fine arts magazine published by LSCC students containing short stories, poetry, photography, art, and graphics. The publication is prepared by students who receive scholarships and by others who volunteer their services.
Advisor: Ms. Marion Kane 568-0001
kanem@lscc.edu
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
The Student Life Office at 323-3650 or StuLife@lscc.edu
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