StudentOrgs

Working to protect human rights worldwide through letter-writing campaigns, peaceful vigils, and awareness campaigns. Students, faculty and staff at Three Rivers support and fight for the lives of people whose fundamental human rights are being abused. Come sign a Holiday Card for Action. The cards are free and are available at Chantal Krcmar's desk on the Mohegan campus and the Student Programs Office, Room 109, Thames campus. For 2006 updates click here.

Faculty Advisor: Chantal Krcmar Phone 860-892-5788

HAPPY MEDIUM ART CLUB
Gain gallery experience through art shows, travel to museums, and participate in art exhibits. Click ART CLUB to view webpage. View the cover of the Three Rivers Literary Magazine by TRCC student.

Advisor: Sandra Jeknavorian Phone 885.2345

AFRICAN –AMERICAN ORGANIZATION (AAO)
The organization promotes programs about African-American culture. The group sponsors several activities on campus.
Advisors: Vernon Leftridge Phone 823.2865

Celeste Warner Phone: 383.5298

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURAL STUDENTS (AIAS)
The student chapter of the AIA provides social and professional opportunities for students interested in architecture. For information regarding the spring trip to Europe click here. Use the tour number 840388.
Advisor: Mark Comeau Phone 885.2387

AMERICAN NUCLEAR SOCIETY (ANS)
The student chapter of the ANS provides social and professional opportunities for students interested in the Nuclear Power industry.
Advisor: Jim Sherrad Phone 885.2393

BUSINESS CLUB/PHI BETA LAMBDA
The organization provides an opportunity for the development of leadership skills as well as personal and professional growth.
Advisor: Larry Flick Phone 383.5277

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THE CURRENT
The Current provides students opportunities to design, write and publish a monthly news magazine.
Advisor: Linda Crootof Phone 383.5242 Click here to read the latest edition.

THE DENTAL HYGIENIST SOCIETY
Students who are interested in the Dental Hygiene Program.
Advisor: Amy Rozek Phone 892.5722

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION CLUB (EEC)
The club provides opportunities for students who are interested in the education of young children. Click here for more information regarding Madonna's Place donations.
Advisor: Barbara Barton Phone 892.5214

Gay- Straight Alliance

The purpose of this organization is to support and promote Gay, Lesbian, and Bi-sexual students on campus, organize social activities and educate members.

Advisor: Phil Mayer Phone 892.5749

G.I.V.E. (GET INVOLVED IN VOLUNTEER EFFORTS)
Bettering the community through service activities such as the Coastal Cleanup, Read Across America, Habitat for Humanity, etc.
Advisor: Jacqueline Sironen Phone 885.2394

GOLF CLUB

For students interested in learning how to play and to meet other golf enthusiasts. Click here to access the Golf Club webpage.

Advisor: Jim Sherrard Phone 885.2393

KAPPA BETA DELTA
Kappa Beta Delta is a national honor society which was established in 1997 to recognize students in accredited associate degree-granting institutions for their high academic achievement in business programs

Advisor: Larry Flick Phone 383.5277

QUILL AND BRUSH

Publishes an annual literary and visual magazine.

Advisors: Sandra Jeknavorian Phone 885.2345

Janet Hagen Phone 383.5243

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LONE JULIET

The purpose of Lone Juliet is to bring awareness of, and encourage participation in, issues and/or events pertaining to women. The group’s members will participate in various activities and volunteer work that promote the well-being of women in order to debunk traditional, and often damaging, stereotypes of gender and femininity. Click here to view meeting schedule.
Advisor: Janet Hagen Phone 892.5738

OLE – ORGANIZATION OF THE LATIN-AMERICAN EXPERIENCE
This club promotes programs about the Latino culture. The group sponsors several activities on campus.
Advisor: Raquel Nasser Phone 892.5709

PHI THETA KAPPA-Alpha Mu Gamma Chapter
As the national honor society of students attending community and two-year colleges, Phi Theta Kappa combines scholarship, leadership and citizenship to provide a comprehensive and rewarding learning experience for its members. To join Phi Theta Kappa, you must have completed at least 18 credit hours (all 100 level courses or above) at Three Rivers and have a grade point average of 3.5. Click here to view PTK webpages.
Advisors: William Hare Phone 383.5216

SENIOR STUDENT AMBASSADORS
This organization promotes the benefits of lifelong learning for older adults.
Advisor: Susan Topping Phone 892.5763

SOCIETY OF MANUFACTURING ENGINEERS (SME)
Club members are connected with professionals in the manufacturing fields who offer assistance with the school to work transition.
Advisor: Robert Lantz Phone 885.2385

STUDENT FRIENDS OF KENYA (SFK)

Student Friends of Kenya promotes awareness of global poverty and assists American Friends of Kenya, a Connecticut based non-profit organization, in its efforts to provide humanitarian aid to alleviate poverty in Kenya. To learn more about American Friends of Kenya, please visit their website at http://www.afkinc.org/.

Advisor: Steven Neufeld Phone: 383-5233

STUDENT GOVERNMENT
This organization is the official “student voice” at Three Rivers Community College. Membership consists of an executive board, representatives from each of the Three Rivers student organizations and open representatives. Student Government is responsible for the allocation of the Student Activity Fund.
Advisors: Karen Westerberg Phone 885.2333
Brent Maynard Phone 885.2373

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STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION (SNA)
The Student Nurses Association promotes health education and awareness for students interested in the nursing profession.
Advisor: Linda Perfetto Phone 383.5250

SPIE Student Chapter

SPIE is an international society advancing an interdisciplinary approach to the science and technology of light. The TRCC Student Chapter welcomes students in all majors. View the LASER AND FIBER OPTIC TECHNOLOGY web page. View the SPIE web page here.

Advisor: Judy Donnelly Phone 885.2353

STUDENT PERFORMING ARTS GUILD (SPAG)
This organization promotes all performing arts through student and local talent by utilizing all venues. To view the SPAG web page please click here.
Advisor: William Lopez Phone 885.2389

STUDENT WRITERS OF ANY GENRE (SWAG)
Share your love of writing with this peer group of fellow students.
This organization is inactive this spring semester.

TRAILBLAZERS
For those who are interested in outdoor recreation, this is the club for you. View the Fall 2008 activity list.
Advisor: William Dopirak Phone 892.5758

T.R.U.E. Three Rivers United Environmentalists

For students interested in environmental, organic and fair trade issues.

Advisor: Diba Khan-Bureau Phone 885.2383

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