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The purpose of Mu Alpha Sigma Chi shall be to promote interest in, to stimulate study and research in, and to explore career options in mathematics and science.

Advisors:
Amy Winters - winters4@wncc.edu – 308.635.6195
Erandi Gunapala - gunapale@wncc.edu - 308.635.6349

Phi Theta Kappa is a premier honor society recognizing the academic achievement of students at associate degree-granting colleges. The organization promotes leadership and service and provides an intellectual climate for the exchange of ideas and ideals.

Scottsbluff Campus Advisors:
Amy Winters - winters4@wncc.edu – 308.635.6195
Norman Coley – coleyn@wncc.edu – 308.635.6050
Patsy Yeager – yagerp@wncc.edu – 308.635.6326

Sidney Campus Advisors:
Erin Huddleston - huddlest@wncc.edu - 308.254.7441
Regina Kuhns - kuhnsr3@wncc.edu - 308.254.7430

Residence Hall Council is the student-run governing body at WNCC, which serves students living on campus through education, engagement, and leadership.

Advisor:
Molly Bonuchi – bonuchim@wncc.edu – 308.635.6112

Students on each campus are elected to serve and represent the student body in campus affairs. In Alliance the governing body is called Student Council; in Scottsbluff it’s Student Government; and in Sidney it’s Student Senate.

The Muslim Students’ Association (MSA) is a college-based association that seeks to promote the understanding of Islam among its members and the general public. The MSA is open to all students of WNCC regardless of religious beliefs, racial background, nationality, or any other affiliations.

Advisor:
Colin Croft – ccroft@wncc.edu – 308.635.6075

The United Leaders for Cultural Diversity serves as an advisory board for diversity and inclusion efforts. The organization plans and hosts diversity related activities and events on campus.

Advisor:
Maricia Guzman – guzmanm@wncc.edu – 308.635.634

Cougar Dance Squad performs dance routines at WNCC athletic events throughout the year. The squad also hosts its annual Mini Cougar Dance Camp, which invites young dancers to learn and perform routines at a college game. All members must audition.

Advisors:
Grace Hendrickson – hendric2@wncc.edu – 308.635.6139
Amy Zitterkopf – zitter17@wncc.edu – 308.635.6336
Maricia Guzman – guzmanm@wncc.edu – 308.635.6348

The National Society for Leadership and Success is the nation’s largest leadership honor society. Students are selected for membership based on academic standing or leadership potential. Candidacy is a nationally-recognized achievement of honorable distinction.

Advisors:
Luke Stobel – stobell2@wncc.edu – 308.635.6132
Grace Hendrickson – hendric2@wncc.edu – 308.635.6139

The purpose of the organization shall be, first and foremost, to ensure that veterans, active duty personnel, reservists and their families are receiving all benefits entitled to them, and to ensure a contact to readjustment counseling should they feel the need. Secondly, the Student Veterans’ Organization’s purpose is to provide a fellowship of like-minded individuals in order to create a network of students and successful alumni in order to provide professional and leadership development.

Advisors:
Chris Wolf – wolfc@wncc.edu – 308.635.6042
Mike Millikin – millikin@wncc.edu – 308.635.6152

The purpose of the WNCC SKillsUSA Student club is to assist members in developing leadership abilities and skills through participation in educational, vocational, civic, recreational and social activities. We emphasize the importance of continuous education consistent to the needs of the individual and the requirements of his or her chosen occupation and afford the opportunity to compete in skills contests with other colleges.

Advisors:
Bill Loring - loringw@wncc.edu - 308.635.6163
Russell Pontarolo - pontaror@wncc.edu - 308.635.6083

Powerline Construction & Maintenence students gather to promote healthy activities and serve Alliance through community services.

Advisor:
Edward Salazar - salaza35@wncc.edu - 308.763.2024

This club is open to Criminal Justice majors, minors, or anyone interested in the field of criminal justice. The purpose of the club is to engage students in the development of criminal justice forums, job fairs, community services, and criminal justice academic programs.

Advisor:
Tiffany Wasserburger - wasser15@wncc.edu - 308.635.6118

His Hill exists to network students with peers and area professionals through weekly gatherings and monthly large events. The group strives to provide a sense of home, community, fellowship, and future opportunities on campus and in surrounding areas with a focus on living and serving as followers of Christ.

Advisor:
Jenny Keener - keenderj1@wncc.edu - 308.635.6035

Members of Campus Activities Board provide students more opportunities to participate in activities and events to create a more meaningful college experience.

Advisor:
Megan Wescoat - wescoatm@wncc.edu - 308.635.6017

Members of this club promote and carry out the work of the Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation. This club provides opportunities both scholastically and professionally for students interested in the agriculture industry.

Advisor:
Lex Larsen - larsenl1@wncc.edu - 308.635.6130

The purpose of the International Student Organization is to encourage student interest in global culture, economy, education, and politics. The organization participates in various activities, projects, and programs to expand the knowledge of the world and its development.

Advisor:
Yelena Khanevskaya - khanevsk@wncc.edu - 308.635.6077

Intramurals provide students an opportunity to complete against their peers in various sports and activities.

Advisor:
Megan Wescoat - wescoatm@wncc.edu - 308.635.6017

This club is intended for students who like to play video games and board games.

Advisor:
Megan Wescoat - wescoatm@wncc.edu - 308.635.6017

Voc-Air Flying Club provides opportunities to Aviation Maintenance students for flight training and other activities

Advisors:
Jon Leever - leeverj@wncc.edu - 308.254.7448
Mike Mitchell - mitche92@wncc.edu - 308.254.4779 

The Speech and Debate team gives students an opportunity for professional development. Students experience growth in a variety of areas that contribute to their future success, including written and oral communication skills, public speaking, critical thinking, cogent organization of ideas and thoughts, increased confidence and poise, networking, and professional decorum to mention a few.

Advisors:
Bill Sheffield - sheffiew@wncc.edu - 308.635.6194
Kenny Hopkinson - hopkins1@wncc.edu - 308.635.6047

The Motorsports Club provides students with interests in automotive technology with opportunities to become involved in the WNCC Applied Technologies programs. Motorsports Club members are encouraged to participate in recruitment efforts.

Advisors:
Corey Batt - cbatt@wncc.edu - 308.635.6137
Aaron Gayman - gaymana@wncc.edu - 308.635.6087

The Theatre Club provides students the opportunity to cultivate, inspire creativity, and obtain experience in artistic expression through theatrical activities.