Students interested in starting a new club can get more information by contacting the campus life office. It also helps non-traditional students adjust to college life, and enables them to present ideas, suggestions, and concerns of the group to the Student Advisory Board. The college choir performs on and off campus, and rehearses regularly. Members of the college choir receive two hours of credit. This club provides students with opportunities to make contacts with local community agencies in law enforcement, the courts, probation, and parole.
Members discuss and work on projects which expand their knowledge about the criminal justice field.
Both criminal justice majors and non-criminal justice majors can join. The purpose of the club is the eradication of homophobia. Individual empowerment and increasing the self-esteem of homosexuals and bisexuals through cultural education and lobbying on related issues is emphasized. Phi Theta Kappa is a national honor society of two-year community colleges and junior colleges. The student-run organization is dedicated to scholarship, leadership, service, and fellowship.