Student Clubs & Organizations

International Society of Automation (ISA), Advisor: Donald McLain, (361) 582-2506

The objectives of ISA are to advance and to reinforce the arts and sciences related to the theory, design, manufacture, and use of instrumentation, computers, and systems for measurement and control in the various sciences and technologies for the benefit of mankind and to advance knowledge of career opportunities in the field of instrumentation.

Phi Theta Kappa (PTK), Advisors: Nacona Nix, (361) 573-3291 x2533 and Matthew Weiler, (361) 573-3291 x3432

The Zeta Gamma chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the national honorary scholarship society for junior colleges, was chartered in February 1947. The purposes of the society are to promote scholarship, develop character, and cultivate the fellowship among the students of the United States.
Each semester a faculty advisor and the Student Activities Director survey all available candidates and recommend for membership those students whose grade point average indicates superior scholastic achievement (GPA of or above 3.50) and who demonstrated qualities of leadership and integrity.

Lambda Beta, Advisor: Chris Kallus, (361) 572-6491 and Ceci Oldmixon, (361) 572-6460

Lambda Beta is an honor society for the respiratory care program and seeks to promote, recognize, and honor scholarship, scholarly achievement, service, and character of students, graduates, and faculty members of the Respiratory Care profession.

Physical Therapist Assistant Club (PTA), Advisor: Laura Crandall, (361) 572-6404

The purpose of this organization is to provide opportunities for students to share mutual interests, ideas, and experiences related to the field of Physical Therapy.

Student Cardiopulmonary Organization Practicing Excellence (SCOPE), Advisor: Ceci Oldmixon, (361) 572-6460

This club is designed to promote the respiratory care program and profession. It facilitates an opportunity for students in the program and those seeking enrollment an opportunity to interact and share ideas. The club promotes community awareness and supports educational events in the school systems

Student Government Association (SGA), Advisors: Elaine Everett-Hensley, (361) 572-6440 Joe Sekul, (361) 573-3291 x3238 and Monica Loest, (361) 573-3291 x3302

The SGA at VC serves to represent the student body in decision-making campus-wide. It allows fpr student representation in all aspects of college life. SGA conducts student body elections, assists in the planning of student activities, and is involved in issues pertaining to student welfare at the college.
Participation in this organization provides students an opportunity to practice governance and decision-making skills and to enhance their leadership abilities. Students must have a 2.5 GPA in order to be eligible to run for office in the SGA. Both officers and members are required to maintain at least a 2.0 GPA in order to retain their positions.

• VC SGA Facebook Page
• SGA Region VI Facebook Page
• Texas Junior College Student Government Association Website

Baptist Student Ministry, Advisor: Lori Huber, (361) 649-1955

All VC and UHV students are welcome. The BSM is not a church but a college organization. We are located at 2601 N. Ben Jordan, right across from the VC/UHV Library. We provide free lunch every Tuesday, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. during the Fall and Spring semesters. All Students Are Welcome!

• Baptist Student Ministry Facebook Page
  

Catholic Student Association, Advisors: Melanie Yosko, (361) 573-3291 x3250 Rachel Winkenweder, (361) 485-6818 and Donna Rodriguez, (361) 572-6480

An organization for Catholics and others exploring their faith. Activities include: Campus Mass, recitation of the Rosary, singing the Divine Mercy chaplet, Bible Studies, Adoration, See You at the Pole, Life Chain, Social Nights, Praise and Worship, and more. EVERYONE IS WELCOME!  

Faith Family Ministry, Advisor: Emily Graff

The purpose of the organization is to give college students the opportunity to encounter God, connect with others and use their talents to make a difference.

United Campus Ministry, Advisor: Wanda Ritchie, (361) 649-2904

The UCM is a student organization for VC and UHV. Its purpose is to foster spiritual, intellectual, and social interests of the student population. Seasonal studies, special worship services, and social activities are posted on the campus bulletin boards. UCM provides free lunch every Monday with a bible study and free lunch every Wednesday, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., in the Student Center Dining Area.

Art Association, Advisor: Cathleen Gordon, (361) 573-3291 ext. 3239

The Art Club is open to all VC students who are interested in art related fields. The club’s main purpose is to promote cultural awareness at the college and in the community. 

The Dirt Nerd Club, Advisor: Debra Chronister, (361) 582-2435

The Dirt Nerd Club strives to encourage art in all its forms, specifically in the form of ceramics.  Our goal as a society is to promote the inner artisan found in all students.  Art is a soothing, positive influence on the mind, which allows creativity to flow, increases imagination, and causes the brain to become more productive. This positive influence is our goal for all students, staff, and faculty.

Haven, Advisor: Abraham Mendoza (361) 572-6413

Haven is an organization that desires to provide a safe and supportive environment gay, lesbian, bi-sexual, transgender and questioning (GCBTQ) students and to promote acceptance and awareness of GCBTQ issues on campus.

Latin American Student Association (LASO), Advisor: TBD (361) 485-6838

LASO membership concerns include education, culture language, and community service. Meetings and projects are posted on bulletin boards throughout the VC campus. 

Science Club, Advisors: Corey Sturm (361)-573-3291 ext. 3248

The Science Club is open to all VC students who are interested in science. Many fields of science are looked at, ranging from the medical field to archeology. Any interested students are encouraged to contact an advisor for more information. 

Sports Club, Advisors: Josh Moore (361) 573-3291 et. 3271 and Mary Mayes (361) 573-3291 ext. 3308

The VC Sports Club consists of interested athletic students. Volleyball and basketball are currently offered. Please contact an advisor or coach for more information. 

Josh Moore, Women's Basketball Coach: Joshua.Moore@VictoriaCollege.edu
Jesse Ortega, Men's Basketball Coach: Jesus.Ortega@VictoriaCollege.edu
Allison Peters, Women's Volleyball Coach: Allison.Peters@VictoriaCollege.edu

• Sport Club Facebook Page
  

Veterans Association, Advisors: Eric Leonard, (361) 573-3291 ext. 3207

The Veteran's Club seeks to provide support, get connected and find resources for fellow military students, both veteran and currently serving, from all branches of service. The Victoria College Veterans Association is a proud supporter of the Wounded Warrior Project.
To seek advisement, contact the Veterans Affairs office at (361) 582-2400.

• Members Application
• Veterans Association Facebook Page

VC Associate Degree Nursing-Student Nurses Association (VC-ADN-SNA),
Advisors: Debbie Pena, (361) 573-3291 ext. 3379

Victoria College's Student Nurses Associations- Associate Degree Nursing consists of aspiring registered nursing students that are passionate about the profession of nursing and service to the community. The primary objectives of SNA-ADN are to promote social consciousness through community public health services and to promote interesting educational opportunities beyond the curriculum. All members benefit from spectacular interpersonal relationships, leadership opportunities, and participation in campus life activities. Come join us!

• ADN Student Nurses Association Facebook Page
  

Vocational Nursing-Student Nurses Association, Advisors: Gloria Howard, (361) 573-3291 ext. 3278

Cuero Student Nurses Association- Vocational Nursing, Advisor: Patrick Thiry, (361) 573-3291 ext. 3388 
 

Victoria College Pirate Ambassadors are responsible for welcoming prospective students and guests to Victoria College. Pirate Ambassadors provide campus tours, assist with community events, and recruitment opportunities. This is a unique opportunity for student leaders to be engaged in on-campus activities while gaining transferable skills which enhance individual personal and professional goals.

Students who participate as Victoria College Pirate Ambassadors are eligible to receive a $500 stipend.

Eligibility Requirements:

1. Three semester commitment.
2. Enrolled in 9 credit hours at Victoria College in the fall and spring semesters and 3 hours during the summer semester.
3. Cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher and in good academic standing
4. Requirements for some evening and/or weekend events
5. Excellent communication and leadership skills, outgoing personality, enthusiasm, and an ability to speak to large groups.
6. Ambassadors are required to complete 70 hours before receiving the full $500 stipend.

 

Students may apply to become a Pirate Ambassador by filling out the Pirate Ambassador Application Form.

For more information, email Edrel.Stoneham@VictoriaCollege.edu.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be Victoria College's mascot, Captain Vic? The truth is, it's a great gig with awesome benefits. Captain Vic appears at numerous VC and community functions throughout the year. His goal is to promote school spirit and generate excitement for those in attendance. If you are a current student who loves VC and wants to share that enthusiasm, then we want you!

For more information, email Maddie.Foxell@VictoriaCollege.edu.

We want to hear about it! If you have an idea for a club.
Submit the following forms for your idea of a new club or pick up a paper copy of the New Club packet in the Student Life Office, located in the Student Center Rm 120A. We look forward to hearing from you!  

New Club Packet

• New Club Checklist
• Contact Sheet
• Registration Form
• Prospective Members Form
• Advisor Commitment Form
• Sample Organization Constitution and Bylaw