DSCC offers a number of student organizations and clubs that enrich and enhance your college experience!
Organizations
And Clubs
Want to join a student organization or club? Find a group that fits one of your interests and get involved in the DSCC community!
The general goal of Astronomy Club is to raise people’s awareness and appreciation of astronomy adventures. To do so, the club organizes starry night observations, solar viewing, and other activities. Even though club membership is limited to students, everyone including local community members are allowed to attend events sponsored by the club.
For more information, contact Dr. Aklilu Maasho at maasho@dscc.edu or (901) 475-3167.
The Baptist Collegiate Ministry (BCM) is a fellowship program and organization involving students. Its purpose is to search for truth of which God is the source. Its goal is to reach students for Christ and His church. Programs include evangelism, discipleship, missions and ministry. Activities include Bible study, worship, fun, service and fellowship. Programs and activities are open to all DSCC students. A free Lunch Encounter meal is served every Wednesday at the Baptist Collegiate Ministry building on the Dyersburg campus.
For more information, contact Brittany Harwell at harwell@dscc.edu or (731) 285-3750.
The Baptist Collegiate Ministry (BCM) is a fellowship program and organization involving students. Its purpose is to search for truth of which God is the source. Its goal is to reach students for Christ and His church. Programs include evangelism, discipleship, missions and ministry. Activities include Bible study, worship, fun, service and fellowship. Programs and activities are open to all DSCC students.
For more information, contact Carol Pham at cpham@dscc.edu or 901-475-3105
The Dyersburg State Community College Chess Club is a welcoming community for students of all skill levels who share a passion for chess. Whether you’re a seasoned player or a beginner eager to learn, our club provides a supportive environment to enhance your strategic thinking, improve your game, and enjoy friendly competition.
For more information, contact Katherine Hiebert-Brumley at 901-475-3129 or hiebert-brumley@dscc.edu
The DSCC Criminal Justice Association promotes professional, academic and public awareness of criminal justice issues in an effort to improve criminal justice through educational activities. Members are encouraged to pursue higher education and professional training in criminal justice. The association promotes high standards of ethical conduct within the criminal justice field.
For more information, contact faculty advisor Michael Brooks at brooks@dscc.edu or (901) 475-3164.
The Eagle Ambassadors are a group of current students chosen to represent Dyersburg State Community College. Members are involved in activities related to recruiting and enrollment services. These student ambassadors give campus tours to prospective students, assist with student life events, participate in local community events and many other recruiting activities.
Each student serving as an Eagle Ambassador must be dependable, have a friendly personality and a willingness to help others. They must also possess strong leadership qualities, have strong academic standing and must be willing to devote time to the college and community.
Rewards
$250 scholarship per semester (maximum of four semesters)
Training and experiences members receive in personal development, interpersonal communication, community college recruiting, and public relations activities.
Requirements
Eagle Ambassadors serve in a vital role for Dyersburg State Community College; therefore, it is important that each member makes a commitment to perform to the best of their ability and is aware of the following requirements:
All members must maintain a minimum of 6 hours per semester and a 2.5 or better cumulative grade point average.
All members must be involved in at least one other student club or organization.
Forward Motion is DSCC’s Performing Arts club. Whether it be through theatrical performances, music, spoken word poetry, film/video, dance, standup comedy, or a live reading of a short story, Forward Motion is dedicated to providing performing arts opportunities for DSCC students, alumni, faculty/staff, and members of the community.
Fellowship of Christian Athletes is for Coaches, Student Athletes and Fans!
FCA is designed to engage with individuals where they are on their spiritual journey. This means helping those who participate experience the gospel, grow in their faith (as they study God’s Word and apply it to their life), and share Him with others.
For more information, contact faculty advisor Susan Davis, 731-288-7755, randolph@dscc.edu, Dyersburg Campus, or staff advisors Catelyn Cochran, 731-286-3243, cochran@dscc.edu, Dyersburg Campus, and Amy Kratochvila, 731-286-3273, kratochvila@dscc.edu.
The goal of the Alpha Epsilon Alpha Chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society (PTK) is to recognize the academic achievements of its members and to provide an opportunity for them to become actively involved in student life at DSCC. As members of the society, students should exemplify its four hallmarks: scholarship, leadership, service and fellowship. To be invited into membership in the society, students must meet the following criteria:
1. Have a cumulative grade-point average of 3.50 or higher;
2. Have completed 12 hours of college-level courses at DSCC;
3. Have completed all Learning Support Program requirements; and
4. Be currently enrolled in six semester hours or more as a student at DSCC.
For more information, contact:
Daniel Inghram 731-286-3258 dinghram@dscc.edu Dyersburg Campus & Henry County Center
Tracie Keith, 901-475-3132, keith@dscc.edu, Jimmy Naifeh Center at Tipton County
Andrea LeSchack, 901-475-3165 aleschack@dscc.edu, Jimmy Naifeh Center at Tipton County
Larenda Fultz, 731-286-3240, fultz@dscc.edu, Dyersburg Campus
The Psychology Club provides students interested in pursuing careers in psychology a venue in which all aspects of the field can be discussed and explored. Members are also provided information and experiences regarding academic and professional opportunities in psychology.
For more information, contact Jeannine McMahon, 901-475-3117, mcmahon@dscc.edu, or Cindy Williams, 901-475-3138, cwilliams@dscc.edu at the DSCC Jimmy Naifeh Center at Tipton County.
The Student Government Association is the official voice of the student body. It represents the feelings, values and desires of the student body to the college administration. Members serve on most of the major college committees and are influential in decisions made concerning the college and students.
Membership in SGA is one of responsibility and prestige. SGA serves as an advocate for students to the college administration; and is influential in decisions of the college concerning the student body. Members attend annual conferences of the Tennessee Intercollegiate State Legislature and other state student government activities. The organization holds monthly meetings and is responsible for sponsoring major social activities each year. SGA advises the Student Affairs Committee concerning the initiation of new student organizations and social activities.
Officers are elected annually by the student body each Spring Semester for the following academic year. Membership is open to any member of the student body. For more information regarding SGA, view the SGA DSCC eLearn course.
1.) Click on the DSCC eLearn link on the DSCC homepage.
2.) Login using your DSCC Username and Password.
3.) Choose Student Government Association from your list of courses.
News items, upcoming college activities, and information are available in the SGA eLearn class.
For more information, contact Hannah Yawn at yawn@dscc.edu or (901) 475-3166 OR Cruz Perea at cperea@dscc.edu or (731) 286-3332.
The Student Nurses’ Association supports nursing education in a manner that promotes quality health care. The student association provide programs representative of fundamental and current professional interest and concerns. Sponsored activities aid in the development of the whole person in the professional role and responsibility of health care. Nursing students are prepared to become active members of the professional association of registered nurses after graduation.
For the Dyersburg campus, contact Dr. Christy Hamilton at hamilton@dscc.edu or 731-286-3398 and Tammy Hines at hines@dscc.edu or 731-286-3297.
For the DSCC Jimmy Naifeh Center at Tipton County, contact Abby O’Neal at oneal@dscc.edu or 731-286-3397 and Megan Shearon at shearon@dscc.edu or 901-475-3127.