Ron Davis, Advisor
Ext. 2284, davisr@kellogg.edu

This club is open to any student interested in promoting academic excellence and cultural diversity. The club participates in educational and social activities which promote unity among people of various cultures, ethnic groups, and/or social backgrounds. The primary focus of the club is on American ethnic minorities, specifically, African American and Latino.

Gary Cuyler, Advisor
Ext. 2558, cuylerg@kellogg.edu

The purpose of The Anime Club is to help with cultural understandings through shared animation and comics from the Japanese culture. the club will be showing and discussing anything that has to do with anime.

Pete Williams, Advisor
Ext. 2565, williamsp@kellogg.edu

This club is open to all students interested in expanding their knowledge of art. A variety of activities outside the classroom will be offered to encourage greater art appreciation by the members.

Chris Jakway, Advisor
Ext. 2219, jakwayc@kellogg.edu

This student-run club is non-denominational and open to all students. Bible studies, speakers, and other various activities are used to enhance the student's spiritual development.

Jonathan Williams, Advisor
Ext. 2229, williamsj@kellogg.edu

The purpose of this organization is to bring together students interested in the political process and in the Republican Party, in particular. Students will develop a greater understanding and appreciation of our society and the political process through discussion, forums, and other activities and competitions.

Susan McCabe, Advisor
Ext. 2520, mccabes@kellogg.edu

This club's purpose is to endorse involvement with the community, encourage citizens to vote, uphold core democratic values, and promote awareness of current events.

Matthew Samra, Advisor
Ext. 2285, samram@kellogg.edu

The Crude Arts Club is an informal group of KCC students who are devoted to writing. They are, in essence, a group of writers, thinkers, and talkers. The club meets once a week for an hour in the LRC (the day and time vary each semester) to share poems, stories, ideas, and opinions. In addition to providing support for young writers at KCC, the Crude Arts Club hosts campus poetry readings and organizes fundraising activities.

Doug Borton, Advisor
Ext. 2555, bortond@kellogg.edu

The eClub exists to inspire, empower and educate students on eBusiness strategies, technology trends and all things Internet related. The eClub brings together students from diverse personal and professional interests to encourage innovation and networking opportunities.

Gary Cuyler, Advisor
Ext. 2558, cuylerg@kellogg.edu

This company is open to all students interested in further developing theatrical experiences on and off the campus. The goal is to entertain and educate audiences, explore theatre, and expose drama to all age groups. Students are encouraged to offer their support and talents to the community.

This club will be taking action to spread environmental awareness by organizing different campus and community based projects while making caring for the environment fun.

Ron Davis, Advisor
Ext. 2284, davisr@kellogg.edu

Sheila Matthews, Advisor
Ext 2215, matthewss@kellogg.edu

This club promotes the professional growth of the human services worker and improves the delivery of human services care.

Michelle Wright, Advisor
Ext. 2217, wrightm@kellogg.edu

The purpose of this organization is to enhance the experiences of its members in the field of cultural understanding and global awareness. Through contact with each other and the community, the ISC will act as a forum of thought, and will help facilitate understanding between cultures.

Ron Davis, Advisor
Ext. 2284, davisr@kellogg.edu

The purpose of the Journalism club is to promote the objective and subjective process of collecting, verifying, and reporting information regarding current events, and to encourage students in discovering their journalistic potential. The organization shall strive to bring an awareness of journalism to the campus.

Beth Sanchez, Advisor
Ext. 2318, sanchezb@kellogg.edu

This club meets to discuss and plan activities and events that embrace the Native American culture.

Susan McCabe, Advisor
Ext. 2520, mccabes@kellogg.edu

This organization is a support group for paralegal students who are interested in furthering their knowledge of the law and in upholding its honor and dignity.

Terah Zaremba, Advisor - Ext. 2603, zarembat@kellogg.edu
Michelle Wright, Advisor - Ext. 2217, wrightm@kellogg.edu

This organization is an international honor society in which membership is by invitation only. Students in this organization must have completed 12 or more semester hours with a 3.5 or better grade point average. New KCC students may be invited to provisional membership based on their high school academic achievement and leadership activities. Click here to visit our new site.

B.J. Simmons, Advisor
Ext. 2329, simmonsb@kellogg.edu

This organization is interested in education, community service, and promoting awareness of physical therapy. The purpose is to enrich and broaden the views and knowledge of students in the field of physical therapy while participating in community service opportunities.

Donn Montgomery, Advisor
Ext. 2227, montgomeryd@kellogg.edu

The mission of Psi Beta is professional development of psychology students through promotion and recognition of excellence in scholarship, leadership, research, and community services.

Bridget Korpela, Advisor
Ext. 2325, korpelab@kellogg.edu

This group is open to dental hygiene students who are attending KCC or any other accredited school of dental/oral hygiene. Their purpose is to promote the art of the dental hygiene science.

Steve Severin, Advisor - Ext. 2228, severins@kellogg.edu

This club is for students who are interested in pursuing education as a career.

Kathy Cope, Advisor
Ext. 2733, copek@kellogg.edu

This organization is open to nursing students attending KCC. The objectives are to cultivate, promote, and sustain the art and science of nursing; to represent and safeguard the common interest of the members of the nursing profession; and to contribute toward the improvement of public health.

Doug Mann, Advisor
Ext. 2268, mannd@kellogg.edu

This is the oldest club on campus. It is open to any KCC student with an interest in the science and technology professions. The club also strives to increase student awareness by highlighting the need for the technician to stay abreast of advancements in technology.