Student Clubs & Activities
Clubs and organizations on campus are as diverse as our student population, offering students the opportunity to program events, meet students with similar interests, or simply enjoy quality entertainment on and off campus. If you are interested in joining a club or organization, simply contact the advisor listed for meeting dates and times or watch campus bulletin boards for meeting information. Campus events and activities are also posted on the College’s web page at www.frederick.edu.
Campus Clubs & Organizations
Clubs and organizations on campus are as diverse as our student population, offering students the opportunity to program events, meet students with similar interests, or simply enjoy quality entertainment both on and off campus. Clubs are open to all students on campus. To join a club, simply attend the meetings. Information on club meetings can be found by contacting the advisor listed or by stopping by the Center for Student Engagement (room H101).
Adult Student Union -- The Adult Student Union provides support, resources and fun to help busy adult students balance the demands of daily life. The club schedules both daytime and evening meetings. Any student attending FCC is invited to join. For more information, contact Sandy Cavalier at 301.846.2485.
Anime Club -- Are you interested in making new friends, as well as learning about and watching anime? Then this is the club to join! For more information, contact the Center for Student Engagement at 301.624.2793.
Athletic Programs -- FCC students, faculty, and staff are welcome to use the Field House anytime there are no scheduled classes, athletic practices or events, or prearranged use by outside groups. For more information, contact Tom Jandovitz at 301.846.2501.
Black Student Union --The Black Student Union provides a forum for multicultural students who share a common or similar set of needs, beliefs, or life issues and serves as a support system providing assistance in areas that are currently not available in the College environment. For more information, contact Chad Adero at 301.846.2531.
Ceramics Club -- If you enjoy pottery, this club is for you. Join us as we promote understanding, appreciation and learning of the Ceramic Arts. We will hold monthly meetings on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at in room F121. For more information, contact Shane Sellers at 301.846.2863.
Citizens for Humanity -- Our mission is to bring awareness of global atrocities to the public eye. For more information, contact the Center for Student Engagement at 301.624.2793.
College Democrats -- The College Democrats hope to promote the Democratic political party and its candidates, as well as to raise awareness of the importance and responsibility to vote at election time. For more information, contact Ken Kerr at 301.846.2646.
College Entrepreneur’s Club -- The FCC College Entrepreneur’s Club is a newly formed organization whose primary focus is to foster interest in the field of entrepreneurship and to develop and fine tune business management methods and techniques. Students interested in participating are encouraged to call Paula Lindsey, club advisor, at 301.846.2604.
College Republicans -- The College Republicans hope to promote the Republican political party and its candidates, as well as to raise awareness of the importance and responsibility to vote at election time. For more information, contact Dave Hickman at 301.846.2550.
Education Club – The Education Club is open to all students who are preparing to become teachers. We take field trips, host guest speakers, show films, work on PRAXIS preparation skills, and develop programs around student-inspired activities. If you are interested in becoming an active member, contact Dr. Jill Shultz at 301.624.2800 with a short story about a teacher who helped you arrive where you are today.
Engineering Club -- If you are interested in engineering or would like to become more aware of opportunities in the field of engineering contact Richard Gottfried at 301.846.2581.
FCC Music Club -- This club is for all those music lovers who enjoy playing music. Bring your instruments and join us as we play music on the lawn. For more information, contact Ted Taft at 301.846.2585.
FCC Theater -- The campus drama group produces a lively season of plays in FCC’s Jack B. Kussmaul Theater. Open to students, staff, and alumni, the plays provide opportunities for acting, stagecraft, and all aspects of theater production. For more information, contact David Norman at dnorman@frederick.edu.
Fencing Club -- The Fencing Club is open to any student who is interested in learning more about fencing. It is an opportunity for fencers to hone their skills and have a time in which to compete. For more information, contact fencing@frederick.edu or Joe Marshall at 301.624.2824.
Fill the Void Christian Club-- Fill the Void is an interdenominational group open to all students on campus. It provides an atmosphere for fellowship, Bible study, discussion, and prayer. For more information contact Kathleen Porter at 301.624.2866.
Honors Student Association -- The Honors Student Association (HSA) is made up of students who enjoy ideas and discussion. For more information contact Bruce Thompson at 301.846.2535.
Hype Squad -- Interested in Hip Hop dance and music? The Hype Squad is looking for fun loving students to get involved. For more information contact Shelby Harris at 301.846.2594.
L.I.F.E – Love Is For Everyone -- The LIFE Club offers social and support services for gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgendered students, faculty, staff and heterosexual allies. For more information contact either advisor, Sarah Bigham at sbigham@frederick.edu or Michael Linnemann at mlinnemann@frederick.edu.
Lonely Planet International Students Club -- Lonely Planet provides an opportunity for students, as well as faculty and staff, to share their cultural identity and life experiences, or learn about those of others. For more information, contact Teresa Clark at 301.846.2558.
Make a Difference Club -- This community service club provides FCC students the opportunity to make a difference and foster community building through volunteer and service. Members will focus on specific areas of need in the community by working closely with human service agencies, non-profit organizations, and civic clubs. Students will strengthen their leadership skills by engaging in public service. MAD projects, both direct service and advocacy, will be held on and off campus. For more information please contact Brenda Davis at 301.846.2540.
Math Club -- The Math Club provides social and intellectual activities designed to introduce students to mathematics, and to offer a place and time for club members to broaden their knowledge of mathematics through the discussion of articles, books and challenging problems. For more information, contact Pei Taverner at 301.846.2546.
Outdoor Adventure Club -- For those who love the outdoors, FCC’s Outdoor Adventure Club offers exciting adventures in caving, climbing, camping, white water rafting, backpacking, and more. Trips are determined by student input. For more information contact Charlie Cottingham at 301.846.2577.
Paralegal Students Association -- The purpose of the Paralegal Student Association is: To encourage the attainment of the Paralegal Associate in Science Degree or Paralegal Certificate by students; To provide a network for interaction between the students in the Paralegal Program, paralegals, and others in the legal field; To elevate the standards for paralegals; To explore opportunities available to provide for paralegal positions in the legal field; and to promote the interests and professionalism of paralegals. The PSA maintains a website that is useful for upcoming and current events and information. For more information contact Dr. Tracy Parker at 301.624.2819.
Read My Hands --The purpose of the Read My Hands Club is to enhance the learning experience of all students involved in or interested in American Sign Language (ASL) and the American Sign Language Studies program; to provide ASL users with a way to represent Deaf Issues and Foster Deaf Awareness through support of campus activities; to provide practice opportunities and interaction with members of the Deaf Community, thus encouraging proficient use of the language as well as cultivating appreciation and deep respect for Deaf culture. For voice callers, contact David Martin by video relay at 1.866.327.8877 and enter the phone number 301.624.2807. For VP or TTY call 301.624.2807 or send an email to him.
Rotoract -- Rotaract clubs are part of a global effort to bring peace and international understanding to the world. If you are interested in service, leadership and respect for rights of others contact Marty Crabbs at 301.846.2611.
Scraptivity-The Scrapbooking Club -- Do you have an addiction to scapbooking? Join the club! Come find out how you can be part of the first club on campus dedicated to making scrapbooks! For more information, contact Brenda Davis at 301.846.2540.
Society of Film Appreciation (SOFA) -- SOFA is for film fanatics as well as casual moviegoers. The group plans on-campus and off-campus movie events, choosing from film genres of interest to them. For more information, contact Rich Fulton at 301.846.2547.
Spanish Club -- Hola! We welcome all students interested in the Hispanic culture and language. We meet once a month. Come to our meetings to hear about our social and cultural events. For more information, contact Ana Maria Pinzon at 301.624.2843.
Student Government Association -- The Student Government Association (SGA) is designed to represent student opinions on campus. SGA is the students’ voice on issues concerning campus life and a relay system of information between College committees and the general student body. For more information contact the SGA Vice President for Public Relations at 301.846.2650 or the advisor, Melissa Main at 301.624.2745.
Student Newspaper -- The Commuter reports on campus and community issues and events. All students, regardless of level of experience, are welcome to join an energetic staff. For more information contact Bryan Hiatt at 301.846.2511 or The Commuter at 301.624.2832.
Student Program Board - The Student Program Board is the campus programming organization. If you enjoy planning trips and events, or would like to learn how to, then this club is for you! For more information contact Kristi Mills at 301.846.2488.
Tom’s Shoes – TOMS Shoes was founded on a simple premise: With every pair you purchase, TOMS will give a pair of new shoes to a child in need. Our club helps to raise awareness of those in need through on-campus, as well as national events such as One Day Without Shoes. For more information, contact Kristi Mills at 301.846.2488
