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Laredo Community College
encourages the formation of any worthwhile student organization. Student
organizations are formed to enhance social, recreational, educational, or
cultural needs of LCC students. Students are encouraged to join existing
organizations on campus or to create a new organization of their choice. A current listing
of organizations can be obtained from the office of Student Activities.
Information is available in the
Student Activities office regarding current procedures for organizations and on how
to gain official status as an organization. All student organizations must have a
faculty advisor, student officers, and a constitution which clearly states
the purpose of the organization. The constitution and
purpose must be in harmony with the philosophy and
mission program of the college.
The Student Activities Office
will support officially recognized organizations by providing organizational
assistance and leadership training information. The organizations are encouraged to
utilize The Palomino Express and the
Marketing and Public Information
Office to promote organization events.
A Student Organizations Rules
and Regulations Handbook with detailed information for student
organizations may
be obtained at the Student Activities Office. An application for recognition
and a minimum of ten LCC students and a constitution must be submitted for
approval. A student organization’s membership consists of students enrolled
at Laredo Community College. Membership must be opened to all LCC students
who meet the established guidelines for same. Membership will not be denied
for reasons relating to disability, race, creed, sex, age, color or national
origin.
An example of student
organizations is described as follows. Other student organizations may
develop, and others may not choose to become "active" for a semester. The
Student Activities Office will provide any student with current student
organization information.
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Child Care and
Education Club
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The
purpose is to promote interest in children, unite students in the field, and
provide opportunities for career development. Membership is open to all
students interested in the field of child development and early childhood
education.-- |
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The club
extends to students the opportunity to share their ideas and talents in the
excellence and lifelong appreciation of the choral/vocal art. Attention is
given to the technicalities in tone, production, breathing and diction,
along with other aspects in the realm of harmony and counterpoint. Students
share in various musical and extra-musical activities with others who show
the like interest of singing.-- |
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College Students for Christ
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The
purpose of this club will be to help out the community and to bring together
a group of people who wish to lead a life for God. Our members will also
have an opportunity to learn more about biblical truths and understand the
history of the bible.-- |
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Computer
Information Systems
Club
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Members
participate in computer oriented projects that enhance their knowledge in
the computer field while bringing the students together and allowing them to
display their abilities and talents within a team environment.-- |
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Membership is open to students enrolled in Criminal Justice
courses.
Members develop an understanding of law enforcement by acquainting their
organization with the history, ethics, and inner workings of the Criminal
Justice profession. |
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The
purpose of this club is to promote our culture and the beautiful art of
Mexican Folklorico dance. It offers students the opportunity to share
cultural ideas and talents. Membership is open to students involved in the
Ballet Folklorico and Flamenco dance classes. |
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Emergency Medical
Services Club
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The
purpose of this club is to increase community awareness of services provided
by the Emergency Medical Technician and Paramedics. EMS members strengthen
their self-confidence, professionalism and leadership skills. Members
promote the EMS profession by participating in community activities such as
providing First Aid Stations at various city-wide functions. The club also
helps EMS students earn their continuing education hours needed for
certification. |
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The
purpose of this club is to increase student activity in fitness and
wellness by increasing the awareness of availability of the school’s
gymnasium.
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The
French club will give members a relaxed environment in which to practice
speaking French as well as provide the opportunity for members to
participate in cultural events. The French club will also promote the
understanding, study and appreciation of the French language and culture. |
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Future Teachers
Association of
Laredo Community
College
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The club
provides an opportunity to educate students about the profession of teaching
to share experiences and socialize with one another in an atmosphere of
mutual trust and respect, and to offer future teachers opportunities to
learn leadership skills through service. |
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The
purpose of this organization is to raise awareness among students and their
families and other influences about the benefits of higher education and how
to prepare for it academically and financially, and to motivate students to
successfully pursue higher education. |
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The
goals of the LCC Guitar Club are to encourage, pursue, and promote scholarly
and artistic studies of the guitar; to hold regular performances on the LCC
campus and in the community; to promote attendance at festivals, seminars,
and conventions relating to the guitar; to participate in exchange programs
with other educational and artistic institutions; and to participate in
musical arts competitions. |
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The
Honors Club is open to all Honors Scholarship students in good standing. The
Honors Club fosters leadership, participation in campus activities and
community involvement, camaraderie, and stimulating educational and cultural
experiences. The Honors club publishes the Honorary Times newsletter. |
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Kappa Pi
International Honorary Art Fraternity, ETA Alpha Chapter
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Laredo
Community College Kappa Pi International Honorary Art Fraternity is
established with the purpose of uniting artists who care about art and in
its role in life. This fraternity bonds conscientious artists together to
form a unit which is influential in the art department as well as the
community, through promoting art, leadership qualities, discipline, self
esteem, concern with art in the community and pride in being part of the
student body at Laredo Community College. |
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This
club provides an opportunity for students interested in Mariachi music to
join in activities and projects. The club will provide an atmosphere
stimulating interest, incentive, and enjoyment. Membership shall consist of
students enrolled in Mariachi Palomino classes. |
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The
purpose of this club is to promote medical assisting through community
awareness. Members of the organizations are actively involved in patient
education, clinical and administrative duties, and promoting the role of the
medical assistant as a healthcare profession. Membership is open to students
involved with the Medical Assisting Program. |
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The club
provides opportunities for students to understand careers in music education
or related fields. It enhances professional development of its members
through workshops, seminars, etc., and encourages participation or
attendance for recitals, concerts or other productions. |
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Nuestras Raíces
Club de Español
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The
purpose of this organization is to promote the Spanish Culture by giving
students the opportunity to experience the language and culture through
different activities throughout the semester. These activities will be based
on important Mexican anniversaries, literature, film, and field trips to
familiarize students with the traditions and cultures of Mexico and other
different Spanish speaking countries. |
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The Palomino Express Newspaper
club produces the Palomino Express, LCC's student newspaper, a printed
extension of the Palomino Express Newspaper club. Formation of this Club
gives more opportunities to LCC Students to gather, write, input, print, and
distribute college news. Through club membership, LCC students can become
more involved in their college newspaper, a reflection of their own
opinions, reactions, and creative efforts. to promote literacy and encourage
membership in this club and to raise awareness about other issues that
affect LCC students in their college or around the world, the Palomino
Express Newspaper Club also promotes community service activities and
projects as set forth by the members. |
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The club
promotes and encourages excellence in the dance performing arts field. It
provides student development with the aid of seminars, field trips, guest
artists, etc. This organization hosts dance concerts, services the college
and community by providing entertainment and cultural awareness by the above
mentioned. |
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Phi
Theta Kappa is the International Honor Society for the Two Year Colleges
with over 1,200 chapters internationally and forty-eight in Texas. To be
eligible for membership, students must have completed 12 transferable
semester hours with a GPA of 3.5 or higher. |
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Physical Therapist
Assistant Club
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The club
promotes and increases community awareness of services provided by the
physical therapist and physical therapist assistant. The organization is
determined to develop reliable and responsible leaders in this profession. |
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Radiologic
Technology Club
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The
purpose of this club is to promote the profession of radiologic technology,
and to acquaint its members with updated science technology. Membership is
open to any student in the Radiologic Technology Program. |
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Revolutionary Arts and Cultural Empowerment (R.A.C.E.)
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The
purpose of this club is to expose students to a variety of art and culture
through student activities |
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This
club’s purpose is to expose students in the community to the applications of
Science and Engineering in our everyday lives. The club is open to students
who are interested in our Ecosystem and nature awareness. The club also
involves themselves in community service projects. |
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Student Nurses
Association
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Membership is open to all students enrolled in the Associate Degree Nursing
(ADN) Program. The club participates in the promotion of the professional
nursing and development of reliable and responsible leaders. |
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Student Occupational
Therapy Assistant Club
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The
purpose of this club is to promote the profession of Occupational Therapy.
Membership is open to students enrolled in the OTA Program. The club
develops leadership skills necessary with the responsibility of this
profession. |
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Student Vocational
Nurses Club
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The club
is responsible for maintaining and promoting high standards of conduct in
the nursing profession. Membership is open to any student enrolled in the VN
program at Laredo Community College. |
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The Student Nurses Association and Student
Vocational Nurses Club are separate organizations that are open to students who have been
officially accepted into the respective programs. The objectives of these organizations
are to promote excellence in nursing and provide an opportunity for team building and
community service. |
