| Group |
Description |
Advisor |
Contact |
| Association for Women in Science (AWIS) |
This organization will work to raise public awareness of the scientific and technological skills and contributions of women as well as work with other scientific, educational, and women’s organizations to develop national and community programs. |
Dr. Deborah Overath |
825-2467 |
| Bilingual Education Student Organization (BESO) |
The purpose of this organization is to learn more about multicultural-bilingual education and English as a second language (ESL) schooling, employment opportunities and their socioeconomic impact. To promote and improve the quality, the procedures and the philosophy of multicultural-bilingual education and ESL schooling through the exchange of ideas and practices between students, faculty, alumni, and community. |
Dr. David Leo |
825-2346 |
| Clinical Laboratory Science Club |
This organization shall promote interest in clinical laboratory science among all
academic disciplines at the university. |
Dr. Christine Thompson |
825-2473 |
| Computer Science Club |
This organization will promote an increased knowledge of the science, design, development, instruction, languages, and applications of modern computing machinery; as well as promote a greater interest in computing machinery and its application and to provide a means of communicating between persons having interest in computing
machinery. |
Dr. Scott King |
825-5877 |
| Corpus Christi Chemistry Club |
The purpose shall be to promote interest in chemistry and the natural sciences while providing an avenue for undergraduate networking with fellow colleagues in industry as well as academic fields. |
Dr. Jack Southard |
549-5113 |
| Council of Teachers of Mathematics (CTM) |
The major goals will be a) to promote mathematics teaching as a career choice, b) to engage in community service related to mathematics teaching, c) to promote and support prospective teachers’ mathematics and pedagogical development ,and e) to disseminate information to students regarding various opportunities related to mathematics education (e.g., scholarships, and jobs). |
Dr. Elaine Young |
825-2819 |
| Counselor Education Research Consortium (CERC) |
The purpose of this group is to promote the scholarly productivity of research and facilitate the professional development of counselors and counselor educators by collaborating with the Counseling Faculty, Doctoral Candidates in Counselor Education, and Master candidates in counseling. |
Dr. Kathleen Jones Trebatoski |
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| Criminal Justice Association |
The goals of the association are to educate, inform and familiarize members with the Criminal Justice System on both Federal and State levels. The above stated objectives will be achieved through the organization and presentation of: special events, guest speakers, service projects and seminars. |
Melissa Jarrell |
825-2188 |
| Engineering Technology Society (ETS) |
This organization is dedicated to furthering the education of its members by providing them with support, leadership, training, and opportunities. |
Dr. Asad Salem |
825-5899 |
| Forensic Science Association (FSA) |
This organization is designed to enable students in degree programs related to the forensic science field or any student interested in forensic science to learn about the career field, associate and create professional networks with law enforcement, and informing other students about the association. |
John Graham |
698-1492 |
| Geographic Information Systems Student Organization (GISSO) |
The purpose of this organization shall be to promote awareness of and interest in Geographic Information Science and its dual emphasis of surveying and Geographic Information Systems. |
Peter Kuntu-Mensah |
825-3419 |
| Geology Club |
This organization promotes the geological and environmental sciences. |
Dr. Thomas Naehr |
825-2470 |
| Graduate Student Association (GSA) |
The purpose of this organization shall be to promote academic diversity and interdisciplinary excellence by providing effective and active representation for the
graduate students of TAMU-CC. |
Dr. Harvey Knull |
825-2177 |
| Islander Student Athletic Trainers Association (ISATA) |
This association provides guidance and insight to any student interested in sports medicine and allied health services. |
Jerry Hilker |
825-2035 |
| Management Information Systems (MIS) |
The purpose of this organization is to develop a better understanding of the nature and functions of information technology on campus and our community. |
Dr. Joseph Mollick |
825-2853 |
| National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) |
The purpose of this organization is to acquaint pre-service teachers with the support resources available from NSTA and to provide additional professional development in
science education. |
Dr. Phillipe Tissot |
825-3776 |
| Philosophy Club |
The purpose of this organization is to provide assistance in understanding the philosophical ideas, perspectives, issues, and approaches to the world. |
Dr. Don Berkich |
825-3976 |
| Society for the Advancement of Management (SAM) |
SAM provides an opportunity for members to increase management skills and expertise. |
Dr. Katy Peeples |
825-6015 |
| Student Art Association |
This organization provides an opportunity for students to plan exhibitions and art-oriented activities. |
Mack Gingles |
255-571-4866 |
| Student Association of Graduate English Scholars (SAGES) |
The purpose of this association is to provide a broad base of support for English and M.A.I.S. program graduate students by heightening awareness of program and course
concerns, providing an avenue for group discussions, providing a procedure for relating these concerns to those in positions of authority, and giving the graduate students a stronger voice in matters of policy which concern them. |
Dr. Cristina Kirklighter |
825-2263 |
| Student Economics Association (SEA) |
This organization promotes the interest in and understanding of economic thought and issues, and sees how economics is applicable to everyday life. |
Dr. Patrick Crowley |
825-6011 |
| Social Science Undergraduate Research Consortium (SSURC) |
The goals of SSURC are to provide undergraduate students with an opportunity to share research goals with fellow undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and staff of the social sciences departments. |
Angela Walker |
825-2612 |
