Clubs and Organizations

The College encourages participation in student organizations and activities. Students are encouraged to express their views on matters of interest to the student body through participation in a variety of standing organizations and may also seek to form new clubs. Recognized clubs are student-led with the assistance of a College advisor, and are as active as the students who lead and participate in them. For a list of clubs and guidelines, visit the Student Activities webpage.

Students who participate in student organizations report a higher level of satisfaction with their college experience. Clubs and organizations at Isothermal Community College demonstrate interest and cultivate awareness in many areas, such as culture, student writing, various professions, and special interests. Students interested in establishing a new organization should visit the Student Activities Office in room 16 of the Student Center to make the idea a reality.

Intramural Sports

Intramural sports give students an opportunity to engage in various types of physical activity. They are generally offered through open gym Monday-Thursday during the fall and spring semesters.

Student Government Association (SGA)

The Student Government Association represents the student body, communicates student feedback to college leadership, organizes activities, and supports student clubs, all to enhance campus life and promote student involvement.

All students who pay student activity fees are members of the SGA and are encouraged to take active roles. whether helping with events, designing bulletin boards, applying to become a senator, or joining the election process to represent the student voice as an Executive Council member.

The SGA at Isothermal Community College seeks to serve as a voice for Isothermal students. This body of elected students strives to promote the interests of enrolled students, plan activities for students, improve facilities used by students, promote leadership development, and sponsor important learning opportunities and activities such as Constitution Day, voter registration, and blood drives. To learn more about SGA, contact the student activities coordinator in room 16 of the Student Center or visit the Student Government Association webpage.