Clubs & Organizations

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Education at College of the Mainland goes far beyond textbooks and lectures. Joining a campus club or organization is one of the best ways to build lasting friendships, develop valuable leadership skills, and create a network that supports your long-term success.

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Get Involved, Connect, and Find Your Community

Explore the active student clubs and organizations at College of the Mainland.

The Student Government Association serves as the governing body for all registered student groups. Whether you want to express your creativity, dive deeper into your academic major, or find teammates who share your favorite hobbies, there is a place for you here. Explore our full directory of active student groups below and reach out to the listed advisors to get started.

Active Campus Clubs & Organizations

Dedicated to enriching academic experiences and social interactions for all COM students by applying visual art across all areas of knowledge. The club serves as an active agent for individual expression, curiosity, and ethical values.

Named after an archaic term for a group of ducks on the ground, this student group manages, edits, and produces the official campus literary journal. Members gain hands-on experience in publishing poetry, short fiction, creative nonfiction, and academic essays written by COM students.

Uniting students and faculty with a shared passion for scientific exploration. The BAFS Club promotes hands-on awareness of biological anthropology, forensic sciences, and related disciplines through interactive activities, field trips, and educational events.

A collaborative space designed to educate, network, and peer-review original creative works for the purpose of publishing. The club welcomes all students interested in developing their skills in poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, playwriting, screenwriting, and alternative writing styles.

Promoting competitive gaming, teamwork, and leadership through the lens of good sportsmanship. Members participate in bi-weekly campus gaming sessions, coordinate interactive workshops, and organize public tournaments.

Dedicated to spreading awareness, breaking stigmas, and providing a supportive environment for mental health topics among college students. The club offers a safe space to express feelings and share positive coping strategies for managing academic and personal stress.

Email Contact: mentalhealthclub@com.edu

Focusing on community service projects, leadership opportunities, and educational field trips. Please note that active membership in Nu Psi is explicitly open to current Collegiate High School (CHS) students.

Aiding in the development of the whole person while promoting high standards of nursing education. Members model leadership and integrity through peer mentoring, healthcare advocacy, and interaction with nursing legislation and technology.

The official international honor society of community colleges, dedicated to recognizing and encouraging academic excellence. PTK provides opportunities for leadership development, community service, intellectual exchange, and continued academic advancement. Eligibility requires completing 12 credit hours at COM with a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher.

Striving to create awareness of the diverse career opportunities within the process technology industry. The group provides peer support, academic tutoring, industry tours, and career preparation resources such as mock interviewing and resume building.

A college-based nonprofit organization designed for students ages 18 and older. Members exchange ideas with local community leaders, develop critical professional skills, and participate in impactful community service projects.

Promoting awareness and appreciation of the natural sciences through interactive field trips, expert guest speakers, and campus outreach. This club offers excellent opportunities for members to work as a team and assume active leadership roles.

Dedicated to raising awareness and educating the college and local community about sickle cell disease. The club organizes social activities, interactive games, and educational seminars to achieve its mission. All COM students are welcome to join.

The official elected voice of the student body, composed of officers and representatives from each active campus club. SGA promotes student participation in campus decision-making and collaborates with the Student Life department to design educational, social, and cultural programming. Monthly meetings are open to all credit students.

An interdenominational organization welcoming all students with open hearts and minds. This club offers a space to step back, fellowship, and pray for the campus and the world, encouraging positive personal growth and peer support.

Find Your Place at COM

Join a group, re-activate an inactive charter, or start a new club.

Elizabeth Urban, Student Life Specialist

409-933-8790
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