Coconino Community College
Student Organizations
Clubs' names link to more information.
Phi Theta Kappa
Advisor: Jerry Baker 226-4315
http://coconino.ptk.googlepages.com/
Art Club
Advisor: Alan Peterson 226-4322
Dance Club
Advisor: Flower Darby 607-1471
email: flower.darby@coconino.edu
College Republicans
Advisor: Jennifer Jameson 226-4355
College Democrats
Advisor: Kate Kozak 226-4277
SAGE (Straight and Gay Equality)
Advisor: Sherrill Dana 226-4242
Cococonino Community College Volunteer Corps
Advisor: Mike Opper 226-4323 / 226-4266
Native American Society
Advisor: Vera Slim 226-4369 OnCourse
Advisor: Sandra Dilhmann 526-7649
http://www.coconino.edu/oncourse/Clay Club
Advisor: Ellen Tibbets
email: ellen.tibbets@coconino.eduNursing Club
Advisor: Nancy Holtz 526-7640 
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Club Descriptions
OnCourse
On Course is a unique publication that features artwork, critical essays, poetry, prose, and special projects across the disciplines--from Biology to English--in an effort to show the expansive selection of courses offered at the college and the intellectual and creative work of individuals having taken these courses. We are proud to see OnCourse maintain the integrity of its 1998 mission statement and flourish to include coursework from many CCC campuses and departments. View OnCourse by visiting their Coconino Community College website. topPTK - Phi Theta Kappa
Phi Theta Kappa is an International Honors Society that recognizes and promotes academic achievement among the students of two-year colleges. It provides opportunities for leadership and training and encourages personal growth among members and associates. It is open to all students who have a 3.5 cumulative GPA and have completed at least 12 semester hours at CGCC in courses numbered 100 and above. Learn more about PTK by visiting their Coconino Community College website.topArt Club
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Dance Club
To support an promote dance at CCC. To provide members with unique learning opportunities and growth experience relating to the world of dance. To facilitate events including master classes, workshops, and travel to regional and international dance festivals. To build the dance community at CCC and in Flagstaff. topClay Club
The Purpose of the CCC Clay Club is to foster the growth of and interest in the ceramic arts, to provide members with experience outside of the regular curriculum, and serve the community through art exhibitions and fund raising for charities. Have fun. topCollege Republicanstop College Democrats
The College Democrats pledge to support the philosophy and candidates of the Democratic Party and to educate and train its members so that they may be better able to affect political change on the local, state and national level. This includes forums, voter registration drives, movie presentations and other related activities. top Native American Society
To share unique aspects of Native Culture with CCC students an staff and the Flagstaff community. Provide options for club members to learn traditional crafting and meaning, share in social activities, and experience leadership opportunities.topSAGE
The Gay-Straight Alliance seeks to unite LGBTQQIA (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, transsexual, queer, questioning, intersex and allied) students and allies to create a safe and supportive campus climate at CCC. The Gay Straight Alliance will help combat homophobia and heterosexism through education, advocacy and awareness. topVolunteer Corp
Community Volunteer Corps is to connect the student or community member to the volunteer service events that interest them. It allows like-minded people the chance to make friends and find resources in the community. To help students become active members of their community. topNursing Club
To support Coconino Community College Registered Nursing students through a commitment to their academic, social and professional growth.top
Student Support Services Department
2800 S Lone Tree Road
Flagstaff, AZ 86001
928-226-4323
928-226-4128 (fax)