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The
organization promotes programs about African-American
culture. Activities include coordination of
African-American History Month activities, social events,
fundraisers, guest speakers and trips. Advisor:
Joyce Martin 892-5701 email: jmartin@trcc.commnet.edu
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ARCHERY
CLUB This club is designed to provide students with
the opportunity to learn archery fundamentals,
participate in competitions, and to promote awareness of
the sport. Advisor: Jon Brammer 892-5701
email jbrammer@trcc.commnet.edu
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BUSINESS
CLUB
The club assists students in
their business organizational goals and promotes a
relationship between the college and the business
community. Advisor: Larry Flick 383-5277
email:lflick@trcc.commnet.edu
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THE
CURRENT is the College
magazine. It is managed and published by students. Visit
their office on the third floor across from the center
stairwell on the Mohegan Campus or call 383-5242. Advisor:
Linda
Crootof 383-5242
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EARLY
CHILDHOOD EDUCATION CLUB
This club promotes learning experiences for
students in the Early Childhood Education program. Every
April the group sponsors activities
for
the Week of the Young Child. Advisor:
Barbara
Barton 383-5214
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PHI
THETA KAPPA Alpha
Mu Gamma Chapter -
to
be
eligible for an invitation to join, a student must be currently enrolled have accumulated 24 credit hours earned at
Three Rivers have achieved a minimum GPA of 3.5.
Activities include sending students to conferences hosting
induction ceremonies honor topic discussions and
fundraisers.
Advisors: Kirk
Kirkpatrick
383-5282 &
Leslie Samuelson 892-5720
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SENIOR
STUDENT AMBASSADORS The
organization promotes the benefits of life long learning
for older adults. Activities include guest speakers
monthly meetings and trips. Advisor:
Susan
Topping-Zander 892-5763 email:szander@trcc.commnet.edu
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SOCIETY
OF PHOTO-OPTICAL INSTRUMENTATION
ENGINEERS (SPIE)
The purpose of SPIE is to
promote the discipline of Optical Science,
Engineering and Technology through the organized effort of
this group in study and discussion; and to further
professional development of the students. Advisor: Judith
Donnelly 885-2353
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STUDENT
PERFORMING ARTS GUILD
The
guild sponsors a yearly main stage production. In
addition, the guild hosts monthly coffeehouses where
students and community members share their talents, be it
music, poetry, acting and the like.
Advisor: Victoria
Baker 383-5213 & Randy Seebeck 885-2399
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