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Listing of student clubs and organizations (Revised April 2008) |
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| • | Join a Student Club |
| • | To contact club advisers from off campus, dial 386-589-3000, press 1, then the 4 digit extension number. |
| • | On campus phones, just dial the 4 digit extension numbers. |
Active Minds |
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| Adviser – Miguel Rivera, 506-3814, Daytona Campus 100/205 Active Minds is a club that will bring metal health awareness and education to our campus. The club will utilize peer outreach to increase students’ awareness of mental health issues and symptoms, provide information about valuable resources and will encourage students to seek help if help is needed. |
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African American Student Union (AASU) |
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| Adviser - Lennette Stewart, 506-3260, Daytona Campus 300/227F The AASU is dedicated to promoting a better understanding of African American culture and influencing positive interaction among all cultures in the college community. The main focus of the AASU is the unification, support and nurturance of African American and Pan African students through programs and services that enhance academic performance, personal excellence, self-esteem, community awareness and equality. |
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American Medical Student Association (AMSA) |
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| Adviser – Richard Doolin, 506-4714, Daytona Campus 410/111 This club provides many opportunities for pre-med or pre-pharmacy majors to connect with each other on campus throughout the AMSA’s national network of members and alumni. Membership in the AMSA opens the door for many scholarship opportunities and makes an excellent resume listing. |
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American Sign Language Club (ASL) |
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| Adviser – Charles Barber, 506-3208, Daytona Campus 320/533 The ASL is a club for students who are interested in learning about the deaf culture in our community and to expand their knowledge of sign language. Some knowledge or understanding of ASL is required. |
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American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) |
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| Adviser – Bethany Creamer, 506-3756, Daytona Campus 300/208 ASID offers students the opportunity to prepare for rewarding careers in interior design by belonging to the leading association representing designers, industry and students. Through ASID membership, students can participate in a wide variety of learning experiences. Through interaction with thousands of practitioners and industry contacts, student members gain insight into the interior design profession |
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Association of Student Surgical Technologists (ASST) |
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| Adviser – Dana Earnest, 506-3747, Daytona Campus 320/428 The Association of Student Surgical Technologists promotes an awareness of the profession to the students of Daytona State College as well as the community. It is an avenue that provides exposure of the Surgical Technology student to professionals in their field, so that they may find employment upon graduation from the program. |
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Bachelor of Applied Science Club (BAS) |
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| Adviser – Kim Titus, 785-2042, DeLand Campus 4/214 The purpose of this organization is to promote academic success, career development, fellowship and community service among students in the Bachelor of Applied Science program. This organization embraces the belief that the study and practices of the principles of supervision and management adds economic and social value to the workplace and the community. All students in the Bachelor of Applied Science program are eligible to join the organization. All pre-BASDaytona Statestudents are also invited to join the club. |
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Baptist Collegiate Ministries (BCM) |
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| Adviser - Job Clement, 506-3403, Daytona Campus 330/205 The BCM is a Christian organization open to all denominations. Affiliated with the Halifax Baptist Association, the BCM has participated in many campus activities, such as the annual Cultural Festival, blood drives, Spring Break promotions, and luncheons for international students. |
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Campus Crusade for Christ (CCFC) |
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| Adviser - Evelyn Delaney, 785-2004, DeLand Campus 4/217 This club is an interdenominational student Christian organization that provides regular opportunities to study and discuss the Bible, including prayer services. This club provides opportunities for fellowship, encouragement and spiritual development among members. |
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Dance Club |
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| Adviser - Kevin Veiga, 506-3183, Daytona Campus 220/217 The dance club’s purpose is to provide an extra-curricular opportunity for students interested in learning and performing various dance styles and techniques. |
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DBC Swim Club |
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| Adviser – Nancy Homan, 506-3838. Daytona Campus 310/103 TheDaytona StateSwim Club’s purpose is to promote amateur swimming on an instructional and competitive level through supervised practices; provide members with the opportunity to improve their fitness level; and fostering the spirit of sportsmanship among its members. |
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Falcons Cheerleading Club |
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| Adviser – Alice Godbey, 506-3751, Daytona Campus, 200/421 Falcons cheerleaders perform at all men’s and women’s home basketball games. Falcons cheerleaders also perform at various campus events and conduct fundraisers and community service projects. |
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FFEA Falcon Educators Club |
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| Adviser – John Connor, 506-3406, Daytona Beach, 150/400F Affiliated with the Florida Future Educators of America, the Falcon Educators Club provides members with knowledge and experiences that develop qualities and aptitudes essential to successful teaching. |
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Florida Nursing Student Association (FNSA) |
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| Adviser – Wanda Lear, 506-3725, Daytona Campus 320/226 Adviser – Karen Reilly, 506-3742, Daytona Campus 320/316 The FNSA is part of a national nursing association, which serves as a vehicle for nursing career development and educational advancement in the nursing profession. The FNSA has been involved in campus health fairs and other events. |
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French Connection |
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| Adviser- Mercedes Clement, 506-3440, Daytona Campus 210/135A The purpose of this social organization is to come together with other individuals interested in French culture, fashion, politics, cuisine, entertainment, and language. |
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Global Friends – International Student Organization |
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| Adviser – John Brady, 506-3837, Daytona Campus 330/205 Global Friends is dedicated to promoting friendship and understanding among the many cultures that students represent at DBC. The organization sponsors annual events such as the International Dinner and participates in the college wide Cultural Festival. |
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Health Information Management Student Association (HIMSA) |
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| Adviser - Nancy Thomas, 506-3748, Daytona Campus 320/548 HIMSA promotes career and educational development for students of the college’s Health Information Management program. The organization has been active in many student events, such as Abilities Awareness Day and Welcome Student Days. |
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History Club |
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| Adviser - Leonard Lempel, 506-3497, Daytona Campus 330/204 The History Club formed in the spring of 1997 in an effort to unite students interested in history and current events. The club has recently sponsored history film series, lectures, and field trips to historic sites. |
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Human Services Club (HSC) |
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| Adviser – Dr. Patti Hall-Pennell 506-3713, Daytona Campus 200/100A & 101 The Human Services Club was formed during the 1996-97 school year by students enrolled in the Human Services Program. The club introduces the students to the human services and social work professions, through guest speakers and participation in professional conferences and community activities. |
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In Motion Student Newspaper |
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| Adviser – Elena Jarvis, 506-3268, Daytona Campus 540/231 TheDaytona Statestudent newspaper, In Motion, is published monthly during the Fall and Spring academic terms. In Motion accepts letters to the editor from students, staff and faculty, as well as article submissions. You can gain valuable skills and experience by becoming a staff writer, artist, photographer or advertising sales representative. For more information, contact In Motion at 506-3686, or inmotion@dbc.edu. |
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Literary Society |
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| Adviser – Elena Jarvis, 506-3268, Daytona Campus 300/221 The Literary Society is dedicated to promoting interest in creative writing. In the past, the organization has published an annual collection of short stories and poetry. |
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Philosophy Club |
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| Adviser – Richard Grego, 506-3342, Daytona Campus 540/220 The purpose of the Philosophy Club is to examine, discuss, and speculate on social, psychological, scientific, metaphysical and cultural issues, and events of philosophical interest. |
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Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) |
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| Advisers: Ted Wygant (Chapter Adviser) 506-3517, Daytona Campus 220/228 Michael Flota (Daytona Campus Adviser) 506-3844, Daytona Campus 330/206 Harry Shoff (DeLand Campus Adviser) 785-2036, DeLand Campus 4/211 Patricia Johnson (Flagler/Palm Coast Campus Adviser) 246-4816, Flagler Campus 2/113 Heather Lippert (New Smyrna Campus Adviser) 423-6345, New Smyrna Campus 2/115 Phi Theta Kappa is a national honors society with a chapter (Mu Rho) recognized at DBC. The local chapter has officers and advisers at all campuses. This is one of the most active student organizations at the college. |
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Photoholics Club |
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| Adviser – Joe Vance, 506-3561, Daytona Campus 500/103D Photoholics is for students who are serious about the art of photography. The primary purpose of the organization is to provideDaytona Statephoto students with opportunities to network withDaytona Statealumni and professionals in photography fields through workshops, field trips, lectures, portfolio critiques and mentoring programs. |
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Psychology Club |
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| The Psychology club is a student-run, on-campus club open to allDaytona Statestudents with an interest in the field of psychology. The overall mission of the Psychology Club is to educate individuals about psychology. Club meetings and activities vary by campus. Objectives of the Psychology Club involve the coordination of activities, in keeping with student interests, centering on three key areas: . Exploration of psychological issues . Support and development of career paths in psychology . Advancement of scholarly research in psychology Campus Contacts include: Daytona Beach – Alice Godbey (506-3751) & Amy Osmon (506-3537) Deland - Elizabeth Dose (785-2231) Flagler/Palm Coast. – John McNeely (246-4808) |
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Rotaract Club |
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| Adviser – Ram Nayar , 506-3776, Daytona Campus 410/110 The purpose of the Rotaract is to provide an opportunity for young men and women to enhance the knowledge and skills that will assist them in personal development, to address the physical and social needs of their communities, and to promote better relations between all people worldwide through a framework of friendship and service. |
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Science Club |
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| Adviser – Kathy Warren, 246-4830, Flagler Campus 2/106B To promote an interest in science through hands on learning activities and workshops; and to help our community and college through service. |
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Sigma Beta Delta (SBD) |
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| International Honor Society for Business, Management, and Administration Adviser – Eileen Hamby, 506-3939, Daytona Campus 150/400C SBD encourages and recognizes scholarship ands among students of Business Management, and Administration. For BAS students enrolled atDaytona Statethat meet academic excellence. SBD are the upper 20% of their class at the time of invitation to membership, and completion of at least one-half of the degree program in which they are enrolled. |
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Sigma Kappa Delta |
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| Adviser – Sam Goldstein, 506-3617, Daytona Campus 540/234 To recognize academic success in English; to promote fellowship between students interested in academic success in English; and to develop the skills of its members. |
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Soccer Club |
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| Adviser – Nick Petropouleas, 506-3409, Daytona Campus 330/211 Michael Phelan, 506-3486, Daytona Campus 130/110 Our purpose is to develop, promote and administer the game of soccer amongDaytona Statestudents. |
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Sola Scriptura Bible Study Club of Flagler |
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| Adviser – John McNeeley 246-4808 Flagler Campus 2/113 Sola Scriptura Bible Study Club is for students wanting to achieve a better understanding of the New King James version of the Bible and its contents. This club is open to all students. |
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Student American Dental Hygienists Association (SADHA) |
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| Adviser - Pam Ridilla, 785-2093, DeLand Campus 6/113 To promote dental hygiene, to represent dental hygiene students and to contribute to the improvement of the oral health of the community. |
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Student Government Association (SGA) |
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| Advisers – Bruce Cook, 506-4417, Daytona Campus 130/116 John McNeely, 246-4848, Flagler Campus 2/113 Melinda Hamilton, 423-6321, New Smyrna Campus 1/108 The purpose of the Student Government Association is to facilitate communication between students and college administrators and to encourage college policies and procedures that meet the needs of students in the areas of academics, activities and services. The SGA holds open meetings each Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. in building 130, room 154 on the Daytona Beach Campus. |
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Student Occupational Therapy Assistant Association (SOTA) |
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| Adviser – Mary Beth Craig-Oatley, 506-3624, Daytona Campus 320/115 SOTA is part of a national organization, which promotes the profession of occupational therapy. SOTA has been very active in student events on an off campus, including Abilities Awareness Day, the SGA yard sale and Welcome Student days. |
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Student Paralegal Association (SPA) |
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| Adviser – Linda Cupick, 506-3511, Daytona Campus 200/418A The purpose of the Daytona State College Student Paralegal Association is to promote the paralegal education, and enhance appreciation of principles and ethics. This association will act pursuant to federal, state, local, and College laws and regulations, as well as, the Constitutional Laws of the Daytona State College SPA Club. |
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Student Physical Therapist Assistant Association (SPTA) |
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| Adviser – Robert Wagner, 506-3752, Daytona Campus 320/454 SPTA was formed in 1996-97 in conjunction with the introduction of a physical therapy training program at the college. The club has been active in various student events during the past year, and organized a few fund-raisers and activities. |
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Student Respiratory Care Association (SRCA) |
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| Adviser – Aggie Garrison, 506-3780, Daytona Campus 320/453 To promote public awareness of Respiratory Therapy as a field of medical practice through combining social activities, educational goals, and service projects. To expose the Respiratory Care student to a network of professionals within the health care field to aid them in future employment. To promote recognition of the Respiratory Care Program at DBC. |
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Student Support Services Club (SSS) |
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| Advisers - Michelle Wallis, 506-3584, Daytona Campus 300/227F The purpose of this organization is to promote involvement in campus based activities to enhance the campus/college experience. The club is involved with fund-raisers, community service projects, leadership activities, cultural enrichment activities, and campus activities. Students must be a participant of Student Support Services to be a member of the club. We are housed in the Learning Center, but that does not mean every student who participates in the Learning Center’s services is eligible. |
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Surf Club |
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| Adviser – Nicholas Ruiz, 506-3660, Daytona Campus 230/101A The purpose of this club is to actively involve students with helping the environment, increase awareness about the coastal waters and surrounding environment. We will be interacting with other clubs and organizations of similar interest. We will be representing our school by competing in the National Scholastic Surfing Association’s College division, against other colleges. |
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