Student Clubs and Organizations

Student Government Association (SGA)

Advisor: Melvin Warren mwarren@warren.edu

The Student Government Association is the student governing body of the campus.  All are welcome to attend open meetings.

Campus-Wide Honor Society

Phi Theta Kappa

Advisor: Jean Vasko vasko@warren.edu

Phi Theta Kappa is the only officially recognized honor society serving students in two-year programs. PTK has existed since 1918, boasts over 1,100 chapters and has inducted over one million students worldwide. Membership is by invitation only. Enrolled students are automatically invited to apply if they meet the minimum membership requirements:

• Have earned at least 12 credits at WCCC, not including remedial or transfer credits
• Obtained a minimum grade point average of 3.5 at WCCC
• Matriculated in a degree program

Please visit the Phi Theta Kappa International website for more details.

Program Specific Honor Societies

Mu Alpha Theta

Advisors:
Dr. Joseph Phillips, phillips@warren.edu
Assistant Adviser Patricia Ott, pott@warren.edu

The National Mathematics Honor Society for two-year colleges. Eligible students must:

• Have had at least one mathematics course at or above the College Algebra/Precalculus level
• Have a 3.0 GPA overall in all two-year college mathematics courses at or above the College Algebra/Precalculus level.

 Sigma Chi Eta

Advisor:Professor Karen Hillyer, khillyer@warren.edu

The National Honor Society for students who are pursuing an Associate in Liberal Arts, Communication Option. Eligible students must:

• Have earned at least 12 credits at WCCC; not including remedial or transfer credits.
• Obtained a minimum grade point average of 3.0 at WCCC.
• Overall GPA of 3.25 in all Communication (COM) courses taken
• Completed at least three (3) Communication or Communication related courses at WCCC or a related institution

Student Clubs

All students are encouraged to participate in WCCC’s clubs and organizations! Contact the club advisor for information on meeting times and how you can get involved. New activities are always welcome. Contact Melvin Warren at (908) 835-2465 for information about how to start a new student club or organization.

 American Red Cross

Advisor: Dr. Jennifer Harrison, jharrison@warren.edu

Mobilize the power of volunteers to prevent and alleviate human suffering.  Students will learn, practice, and exemplify humanitarian values through mission-related service projects.

 Future Educators Club

Advisor: Dr. Lori Antonelli, antonelli@warren.edu

The Future Educators Club creates and participates in opportunities to service children of all ages in the community

Running Club

Advisor: Dr. Jennifer Harrison, jharrison@warren.edu

Promotes a healthy lifestyle

 Student Nursing Organization (SNO)

Advisor: Grace Page, gpaige@warren.edu

Participate in community activities that are directed toward improving health care and its related social issues through increasing professional awareness and role development

Warren County Community College Democrats

Advisor: Assistant Professor of History Lori King, lking1@warren.edu

To promote involvement in the political process through volunteerism, campaigning, and promotion of democratic values.