Clubs & Organizations
Student organizations have a significant impact in providing effective learning environments for students, preparing them to live and work in a global community. In addition to building lasting friendships, student organizations provide many benefits including serving as a medium for academic discourse, personal growth, leadership development and community engagement.
Organization Resources
- Form a New Club Interested in Starting a New Club or Organization, NEMCC encourages students to create student groups, when the group they are establishing enhances and compliments the College’s mission and goals. Click Learn More for a step-by-step guide that will assist you to establish your own student club or organization.
- Fundraising Requests Prior to beginning any fundraising efforts, students are required to complete this form and wait for approval from the Office of Student Activities. A separate fundraising application form must be completed and approved for each fundraising activity.
- Officer Update Form Each student organization at Northeast is required to provide the Office of Student Activities with the most current contact information for all officers. Please complete this form and return it to the Office of Student Activities.
Students are encouraged to explore currently recognized student clubs/organizations before establishing one of their own. When a group exists and holds the same purpose and goals of another student group, the Student Activities’ Office encourages students to combine resources to fully maximize the potential growth and development of a student group. If after careful assessment you think your interests are not represented in one of Northeast’s existing clubs/organizations, we encourage you to create and establish one of your own.
Current Student Organizations
| Club or Organization | Sponsors |
| ACSM (American Congress on Surveying & Mapping) |
Stewart Moore |
| Alpha Delta Nu (Eta Iota Chapter) |
Kristi Reece Beth Dawson |
| Baptist Student Union |
Ed Earnest Wayne Vandiver |
| Campus Ministry International - Currently Inactive Campus Ministry International (CMI) is a student-led ministry of the UPCI and ALJC that was formed to enable and encourage local churches to effectively reach out to the college and university populations in their vicinities with the gospel of Jesus Christ. The local chapter meets on campus monthly for food and fellowship, devotions, and similar activities. |
Christy Grissom |
| Christian Nursing Fellowship |
Emily Fondren Carmen Cartwright |
| Christians on Campus |
Jody Long |
| Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Student Association - Currently Inactive |
Beth Byrd |
| Collegiate DECA DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management in high schools and colleges around the world. The NEMCC Hospitality chapter of Collegiate DECA consists of Hospitality Management and Culinary Arts majors, but students from any major are welcome to join. |
Ginger Cramer Christy Grissom |
| Fellowship of Christian Athletes |
Beth Benson |
| Fellowship of Christian Dental Hygienist - Currently Inactive |
Nick Alexander Camille Shoffner |
| Good Shepherds |
Amanda Garvin |
| Honors Institute The Honors Institute exists to provide students who demonstrate academic excellence with enriched course offerings, diverse opportunities to develop higher-level thinking skills, and experiential learning programs to promote social and personal growth. Students selected for the Honors Institute can take courses for honors credit, enjoy the Honors Institute classroom and lounge, and benefit from partnerships with university honors programs. [more] |
Morgan Ricks Jessica Morris |
| Medical Assisting Student Group Students enrolled in Medical Assisting Technology are eligible for membership. The purpose of this organization is to promote interest in the medical assisting profession and in the American Association of Medical Assistants. This group shall also serve as a means of establishing harmonious social relationships between its members. |
Vickie Hopkins |
| Medical Laboratory Technology This club is for students who are already enrolled in the Medical Laboratory Technology Program at NEMCC and for students interested in being in the program. The club meets on an as needed basis to talk about current events in the world that our field is a part of and also to discuss fundraisers and elect club officers.
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Shannon Goolsby Rosalyn Singleton |
| MOSA (Mississippi Organization for Associate Degree Nursing Students) | Heather Kirk Whitney Miller |
| NEMCC Democrats |
Amanda Garvin |
| NEMCC FFA Alumni & Supporters Chapter We are a college-level affiliate chapter of the National FFA Organization. Membership is open to all members of the student body or community with an interest an agriculture. |
Amy Marolt-Alred
Mark Hurley
Rocky Hughes
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| Northeast & Novels - Currently Inactive | Ellice Yager |
| Phi Beta Lambda Phi Beta Lambda (PBL) is the collegiate division of FBLA-PBL and is dedicated to inspiring and developing the next generation of leaders by preparing members for careers in business and business-related fields. There are core themes that run throughout the PBL Roadmap. |
Rebekah Elliott Crystal White |
| Phi Theta Kappa Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society is the international honor society of two-year colleges. To be eligible for membership in the Northeast Iota Zeta chapter, a student must have completed at least 12 hours of coursework with a cumulative 3.25 GPA. |
Dr. Ray Harris
Robbie Coleman
Andrea Mathis
Morgan Ricks
Dr. Justin Treloar |
| Practical Nursing Education Association |
Kristi Tooley |
| Respiratory Care Technology Club |
John Shelburne |
| Skills USA & VICA |
Stevie Lovelace Jonathan Shaw |
| Student American Dental Hygienist Association |
Alana James |
| Student Government Association The purpose of the SGA is to plan activities for the students, to hold student discussions, to present helpful student suggestions to the faculty and administration, and to act in an advisory capacity to students. SGA leadership consists of a president, vice president, secretary, three members from the sophomore class, three members from the freshman class, and five dormitory representatives. [more] |
Charlotte Tennison |
| The DRAFTERS - Currently Inactive |
Jeff Melson |
| Tyger Symmetry Creative Writing Club | Amanda Garvin |
| Visual Arts League/Art Club Promotes the Visual Arts and is opened to all students on campus. |
Terry Anderson Jenna Donegan Melody Shinn |
| Wesley Foundation |
Melinda Bowlin |