How to Create an Organization
Clubs and Organizations are an essential part of the culture and experience for students who attend Tallahassee Community College. They are leaders not only on campus but also in the Tallahassee community. Organizations at TCC address the various and unique of our students, and are continually expanding and growing along with the needs of our student body. They provide numerous opportunities for learning outside the classroom, camaraderie, and service back into the community.
If you are not faculty, staff, or a student at Tallahassee Community College and wish to contact the organizations, email who you are, your contact information, your organization, mission, which organizations you wish to get in contact with, and purpose for contact to StudentLife@tcc.fl.edu and they will disseminate from there.
Clubs and Organizations are formed and run by students. If you would like to discuss starting a new organization, email StudentLife@tcc.fl.edu or visit the office of Student Life (SU 185).
How to Create an Organization
Do you like anime and video games? Are you interested in learning or experiencing Anime and Video games? Well look no further the TCC's Anime and Gaming Club is here for you! We enjoy bringing the experience of Anime and Gaming to the campus. Our meeting consist of learning and experiencing both anime and gaming along with a little bit of debates. We can forget to mention the parties that we have and during this upcoming Fall semester our famous Cosplay Party is sure to impress.
Please join us at our meetings Thursdays from 3-5pm in the WD (Workforce Development) 128.
The TCC Art Club & Maker Space is dedicated to the making and promotion of art at TCC and the surrounding area.
You do not need to be an Art Major to be a member. We believe that art is for everyone, and we hope you join us!
We meet Mondays from 3pm-5pm in CH 245
Meet Wednesdays 12pm in Student Union 189 free food.
International Student Organization
The ISO meets every third Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. in the Student Union 190, where they plan their trips, service projects, and fundraisers.
By participation in ISO, students gain a deeper understanding of educational, cultural, and linguistic differences as well as learn about cross-cultural fluency and the importance of building and promoting global awareness. Members will also learn more about themselves by helping other students personally, emotionally, and academically and helping to integrate new international students into TCC.
Members will have the opportunity to participate in extra-curricular as well as volunteer activities and build leadership and communication skills to make themselves more marketable after studying.
We are a group of TCC students with an interest in and passion for mythology and the popular culture surrounding it. We meet to debate the connections between mythology and current events; we host game nights and movie outings.
The TCC Political Roundtable will meet every week on Thursday from 2pm-4pm. Feel free to attend at any point for any amount of time, everyone is welcome!
The purpose of Tallahassee Community College Pride Club is to strive for a more secure environment that promotes the recognition, respect, and equality for all sexual orientations and gender identities. As a strong advocate for LGBT+ values, the Pride Club makes it its mission to educate the student body, faculty, and staff about issues regarding the discrimination or harassment of any person due to their sexual orientation or gender identity. The Pride Club hopes to create a greater awareness and understanding of LGBT+ issues at the Tallahassee Community College through its proactive activism.
PRIDE meets Tuesdays from 12:00pm-1:00pm in Student Union 189.
Student Government Association (SGA)
As elected officers currently serving in the SGA, we understand the true meaning and importance of the office in which we are privileged to serve. We remain committed to creating, along with our peers, the most visible, open, and inclusive SGA administration in TCC history. With your help and valued input, we are well on our way to making this goal a reality!
Our General Body meetings are every other Wednesday in the Student Union Lounge. You may speak with an SGA representative in the office of Student Life (SU 185).
NSNA’s mission is to mentor students preparing for initial licensure as registered nurses, and to convey the standards, ethics, and skills that students will need as responsible and accountable leaders and members of the profession.
TCC SNA meets every third Tuesday from 4:00pm-5:00pm at the Ghazvini center in room 242.
It is the objective of the Student Veterans Association to promote the academic success of veterans at Tallahassee Community College. The Tallahassee Community College Student Veterans Association chapter is also dedicated to preserving, enhancing, and informing the faculty and student body of this great nation’s military achievements, heritage and culture, past and present. In addition to this, we strive to serve and assist Tallahassee Community College and the onsite Veterans Center in its quest for becoming a well recognized veteran-friendly Institution of higher learning. We support service members, veterans, and dependents dedicated to the never-ending mission to serve those who served with us and for us.
We meet every other Wednesday at 1pm on the second floor of the CT building in the Veterans Success Center.
The BMA program provides mentoring, academic advising, and academic and professional skill development via workshops and guest speakers all with the objective of helping our student members accomplish their goals of earning an associate’s degree, transferring to a university, and/or entering the workforce. Each member is expected to attend weekly workshops or guest speaker activities and actively participate in community service opportunities. Those students who meet those and other requirements are eligible to apply for a Strides scholarship that requires participants to conduct research on a topic and present that research in some capacity (e.g., student symposium, social media platform, etc.).
Brain Bowl players buzz in to questions about Math, Science, Literature, History, Geography, Humanities, and Social Sciences and compete against other community college teams. Participants have fun while strengthening their general knowledge and oral communication skills.
Join the team for an opportunity to work with choreographers, teachers, and guest artists on a variety of techniques and performances. Dancers travel to performances and gain recognition as a dance troupe at various competitions throughout the year.
Forensics, better known as Speech and Debate, is the study of oral interpretation (acting), public address, limited preparation speech and debate. TCC Forensics classes and the competition team supply many opportunities to apply speaking, debating and acting skills in competition against other college and university squads.
It is the purpose of this student lead organization to facilitate a better understanding of international decision-making. Through participation in regional and international conferences, where they debate issues from the perspective of their chosen country, such as human rights, military conflicts, and international economics, students benefit from a greater awareness of international issues. This heightened awareness, along with a better understanding of the perspective of other nations in the world, also facilitates greater academic capabilities because of the necessary preparation.
The NSLS is the largest leadership honor society in the United States. Our NSLS chapter at Tallahassee Community College was started in 2020. Our local chapter is part of the national organization with 700+ chapters and over 1.4 million members.
Students are selected based on exemplary academic achievement. As of 2021 we have 770 members who have access to:
The NSLS leadership program teaches the interpersonal skills that employers seek to give you an edge in the job market. Hear directly from current members as they share how their experience has changed their life.
If you become a member, some of the other benefits are:
Visit the NSLS website to learn more about and accept your nomination.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Some of the common questions we receive are listed below. If you have any other questions, visit nsls.org to chat with a team member or email help@nsls.org.
What do I have to do to become inducted?
Our five-step program takes approximately 12 hours over the course of the semester at your pace.
Is this recognized on campus?
We are a Registered Student Organization (RSO). As of 2021, we had 770 in our chapter and there are more than 1.4 million members nationwide.
Phi Theta Kappa
Phi Theta Kappa's mission is two-fold:
Sister to Sister is a mentoring program that aims to provide Tallahassee Community College female students holistic support by:
The Talon, TCC’s award-winning, student-run newspaper, serves students, faculty, administrators and staff, providing an educational opportunity, forum for expression, and source of campus information.
Talent@TCC is a monthly event held in the Student Union Ballroom that allows students to showcase their various talents for their peers. Dancers, musicians, singers, comedians and artists are invited to sign up to perform.
Through the ongoing work of the Foundation and generous corporate and private support, Theatre TCC! provides nearly thirty students with annual scholarships that allow them to explore their artistic dreams. The Theatre TCC! pledge is simple: to keep artistic quality high and to make the trip to our campus rewarding!
