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Student Clubs and Organizations

All students are encouraged to enrich the NC community and their own personal development by getting involved on-campus. Co-curricular student clubs and organizations are founded on the premise that not all learning on a college campus is confined to what takes place in the classroom. There are many clubs and organizations on the NC campus that represent a variety of interests. These groupd are organized into Student Government Association, student classes, and student organizations.

Navarro College supports student clubs and organizations because they encourage and foster academic and personal growth along with learning through active involvement, individual commitment, and personal enrichment.

These clubs and organizations provide students with leadership opportunities at the local, regional, and state levels. Students who have similar interests should be encouraged to form and/or join a student club or organizations in an effort to advance their common goals and interests.

It is important to note the four primary focuses or reasons for the formation of student club/organizations.

1. Having the college experience.

2. Increasing awareness of what is happening.

3. Gaining personal growth in career, social skills, and service.

4. Joining a club is easy and makes life at NC more rewarding, stimulating, and fun.

LIST OF STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

Honors Professional Organizations Social/Service Organizations Faith-Based Organizations Student Led Clubs

Student organizations active at Navarro College include honors, professional, social service and religious groups. Each organization is recognized through the Student Government Association. Students can contact the Director of Student Life/Student Activities, at (903) 875-7570 or individual club advisors for more information about any of the organizations listed under Student Life on the Navarro College website. Students wishing to create a new organization on campus may obtain a petition form with guidelines from the Office of Student Life.

If you don’t see a club that interests you, you might want to consider starting your own. Find other NC students who share your interests and then consult with the Student Life Director before starting the new club process.

START A CLUB INSTRUCTIONS »