Organizations & Activities

Student clubs and organizations reflect the many diverse student interests at TCC. Whether you're looking for educational opportunities, personal growth, a new social group, or an opportunity to volunteer, TCC clubs and organizations have you covered!

TCC Clubs & Organizations

New clubs and organizations may be formed throughout the academic year as student interests develop or change. Examples of current and recent TCC student clubs and organizations are:

• International Student Organization (ISO)
• Titan Records
• Gamers Club
• Human Services Club
• American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
• Lambda Juris
• Women's Club
• Latino Students Empowered
• Student Nurses Organization (SNO)
• Radiological Technology Club
• Black Student Union
• Christians on Campus
• Figure Drawing Club
• Lion's Club
• Native American Student Union (NASU)
• Environmental Club
• Clay Club
• Men's Club
• Veterans Club
• Phi Theta Kappa
• Pride and Allies
• Asian Pacific Islander Club
• Respiratory Club
• Titan Conservatives on Campus

Contact

Clubs & Organizations
clubcoordinator@tacomacc.edu

Activities

Volunteer opportunities

"The aim of education must be the training of independently acting and thinking individuals who can see service to the community as their highest life achievement."
~ Albert Einstein

Passionate about service to your community? TCC is committed to both our students and our community -- we'll help you find ways to have the college and life experiences you want to have.

Check back soon for information on the next Volunteer Fair.

Service Learning

Service-learning courses combine hands-on, volunteer service work in your community with your credited academic courses. Depending on your service assignment and credits, you'll complete 8 to 60 hours of service per quarter. Through assignments and class discussion, you'll reflect on your service, relate it to course theories, and discover how the course relates to your personal life and your professional and education goals.

Students in Service (AmeriCorps)

Join the AmeriCorps program designed specifically for college students to earn an education award. Appropriate service activities may include but are not limited to: tutoring or mentoring in schools or preschool programs, participating in service-learning courses or certain internship/practicum programs, working with environmental projects or at community service agencies.

Learn more about Students in Service with AmeriCorps.

Contact

Student Life, Building 11

Jen Manley