Student Organizations

Get Involved!

Our organizations share an open office space in F207 with three computer workstations, mailboxes, and club storage. As a member of a student organization, you’re welcome to drop in to do some homework, make flyers, or work on any other club business.  It’s also an ideal place to stop in if you want more information about one of our clubs.  From architects to vets, skiing to ska music, there is something for everyone.

Click on the name of the club you are interested in to be directed to their TRCConnect website!

Student Organizations

Alpha Omega Christian Club	Quill and Brush Literary Arts Magazine
American Institute of Architectural Students	Sexual Identity and Gender Minority Advocates (SIGMA)
Anime Club	Student Government Association
Art Club	Student Nursing Association
Baseball Club	Student Performing Arts Group
Basketball Club	Students Advocating Gender Equality (SAGE)
Business Club	Students Affected by Addiction
Campus Activity Board	The Current
Cultural Society	The Writer’s Guild
Exercise Science Club	Three Rivers Aquatic Activists (TRAA)
Future Educators Club	Three Rivers United Environmentalists (TRUE)
Karaoke Club	Trailblazers
LA VIDA	TRCC Tabletop
Math Club	TRCC Wrestling Club
Mind Your Mental Health	Veteran’s Organization of Three Rivers
Phi Theta Kappa	Video Game Club
Psychology Club	Voices of the River

*Italicized clubs are currently lacking student leadership.  Contact Student Programs if you’re interested in re-starting one of these organizations!

Student Publications

The Current: TRCC’s student-run newspaper, working with both journalism students and students interested in newsprint media to provide opportunities to design, write and publish a newspaper.

Quill and Brush: an annual literary and arts magazine featuring art, fiction, non-fiction, and poetry. Students interested in being a part of Quill & Brush’s editorial process can contact faculty advisor Kevin Amenta.  Submissions are accepted in the Student Publications Office year round.

Student Leadership

Students who participate in student organizations and/or Student Government at Three Rivers have the opportunity to attend leadership trainings, conferences and seminars.

Information about Starting Your Own Organization

Don’t see an organization you’re interested in?  Start one!  Find a faculty or staff advisor, get together a group of ten currently enrolled students, and write a constitution with a list of proposed activities.  Once this is completed, Student Government will consider the application and determine to charter the organization. Only SGA recognized organizations may use the College’s name & facilities and request funds.