Clubs and Organizations

Student Clubs and Organizations provide the opportunity to discover friends that share similar interests! Take advantage of the wide variety of clubs and organizations BC3 has to offer, and enhance your college experience by participating!

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Our mission is to engage students in the message of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

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  • Virtual | Tuesdays @ 6:00pm - 7:00pm

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The GSA is a welcoming, relaxed, and confidential environment for BC3 students of all orientations and genders. Each week we discuss topics of interest related to the community and offer support. Make new friends and learn about the community.

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  • In-Person | Club Room | Thursdays @ 3:00pm - 4:30pm

The purpose of the BC3 Guitar Club is to explore technology as we inspire guitar enthusiasts by building, playing and repairing guitars. Membership is open to all interested BC3 students.

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The Social Awareness Club is dedicated to unite BC3 students who interested in being active participants in providing services to the community while fostering student learning.

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  • In-Person & Virtual

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The Pioneer Players is a theater group that works with the Theater director to promote theater events and provides opportunities for students to become involved in on-campus productions.

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Christopher Bondi | christopher.bondi@bc3.edu | 724.287.8711 x8388"

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  • In-Person | Club Room | Thursdays @ 2:00pm - 3:00pm

The BC3 Writer's Club is a community that welcomes creatives who love writing, learning, and critiquing. Each week, we get together to read and discuss different pieces of writing created by members of Writer's Club to give feedback and constructive criticism. This allows the club members to become better writers, become better reviewers, and become more comfortable with their own writing style. We also challenge ourselves to a long-form writing project each year by participating in NaNoWriMo, the National Novel Writing Month in November. The club also hosts open mics on campus, welcomes featured readers and authors, holds other activities, and participates in community events.

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  • In-Person | Club Room | Tuesdays @ 12:45pm - 2:00pm

Program Specific Clubs

The Hospitality Club provides hospitality students at BC3 with hands on learning and application of theories taught in the classroom.

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The purpose of the Nursing Club is to promote learning of nursing club members and foster community projects in the form of service learning.

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The PTA club is only for students who have been accepted in the PTA program. Students participate in community service projects and fund-raising to support their pinning ceremony.

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  • In-Person | After classtime

Student Organizations

The purpose of Kappa Beta Delta is to encourage and recognize scholarship and accomplishment among business students pursuing associate degrees. It promotes personal and professional improvement and a life distinguished by honorable service to humankind.

Over 1,400 public and private community and junior colleges are in the United States and additional colleges around the world. Only 160 of these have been granted ACBSP accreditation, approximately 11%. These 160 ACBSP accredited programs are eligible to establish a Kappa Delta Chapter. Students in institutions with established chapters are entitled to a lifetime membership and scholarship opportunities based upon the following criteria:

  • Ranked within the upper 20 % of students pursuing business degrees at the time of membership invitation
  • Completed a minimum of 12 semester credit hours, a minimum of six hours are in business subjects toward the degree program
  • Minimum grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale or the minimum GPA for Honors considerations at your institution, whichever is higher

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The purpose of the Rho Phi Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa is to foster the ideals of scholarship, leadership, fellowship, and service among BC3 students. Students must qualify for membership by completing 12+ college level credits at BC3 with a 3.50 GPA or higher. PTK induction will happen throughout the year. For more information visit www.ptk.org.

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  • Virtual | Thursdays @ 3:30pm - 4:30pm

Inform Veterans' and those receiving benefits of their rights. Be an advocate for it's members. Provide support for student veterans. Provide support for the community through selfless service.

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The Student Ambassador Program is coordinated by the Admissions Office at the Main Campus. We’re looking for leaders to be the “face of BC3” assisting with recruitment events, presentations, and campus tours. BC3 Student Ambassadors should be prepared, punctual, enthusiastic, responsible, and flexible. They are an important part of the Admissions Team and often directly impact the prospective student’s decision to attend BC3.

BENEFITS

  • $150 per semester
  • Leadership opportunities
  • Enhance your resume

REQUIREMENTS

  • 2.8 GPA
  • At least 12 credits taken at BC3 in college level coursework (preferred)
  • Be a full-time student both fall and spring semester (preferred)
  • Provide 4 hours of availability per week for campus tours if scheduled
  • Attend recruitment events + participate in training

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INTERESTED?

  • Complete this form.

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The FACETS Committee is proud to announce that we are now accepting submissions of prose, poetry, essays, artwork, and photography from students, faculty, staff, and alumni. These submissions will be considered for publication in the upcoming issue of FACETS.

For the past twenty-two years FACETS has been a national award-winning, juried publication. We need your work to help carry on this tradition.

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Questions

If you have any questions fill out the Student Club, Organization and Activity Interest Form or contact Student Life.