Student Organizations and Clubs are a great way for students to develop social, educational, and leadership skills. Involvement in recognized student organizations at Grayson College allow students the opportunity to network, represent the college, and become engaged in service activities both on-campus and in the community.
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The purpose of some organizations and clubs varies from honor societies to political, religious, service, and social groups. Currently enrolled students may also form student organizations and clubs by following the procedures outlined in the Student Organizations and Clubs Policies and Procedures Manual. A copy of this manual may be obtained from the Director of Student Life. New or reforming organizations and clubs may not meet or hold an event until recognition from the Director of Student Life is complete. All Recognized Organizations and Clubs must re-register in the fall semester of each academic year (September).
Interested in starting an organization or club on campus?
Contact Student Life at 903 463-8693 or the faculty/staff adviser for detailed information on how you can get involved! All organizations and clubs are actively recruiting new members.
Club/Organization Contact Phone
Baptist Student Ministry Bernie Gallagher 903.463.8798
Exist to provide a fellowship for students interested in developing and strengthening their religious life. Participation is open to all faiths.
Care Center BSM Bernie Gallagher 903.463.8798
The Care Center provides emergency financial assistance to students
Clay Club Kristin Vilbig 214.293.1432
The purpose of this club is to educate and develop community awareness of the Grayson College Ceramic program; to develop a student ceramic art gallery show and to participate in local charity fundraising.
Cosmetology Charlotte McLain 903.415.2588
The purpose of the club is to build relationships between students and provide educational opportunities for GC students in the Cosmetology program, to attend various hair shows and to provide specialty to professionals in Cosmetology.
Criminal Justice Dwayne Barber 903.463.8703
The purpose of this organization is to encourage and foster organized education, training and competition in Criminal Justice, including the shooting sports at Grayson College
Cultural Diversity Club Brad McClenny 903.463.8749
The purpose of the organization is to bring cultural diversity to all students, faculty, staff and the GC community.
DAAC – Drug and Alcohol Counseling Dwayne Barber 903.463.8703
The purpose of this organization is to inform student on the issue related to drug and alcohol abuse and also to encourage interest and participate in the DAAC program.
Delta Phi Delta Art Club Steve Black 903.463.8662
Delta Phi Delta is an art organization which encourages and promotes the production and appreciation of the visual arts through workshops, exhibitions, and art related activities. Membership is open to all GC students interested in fostering the arts on campus and in the community.
Delta Phi Omega Allison Trap 903.463.8609
Delta Psi Omega is a national organization for students involved in dramatic arts and promotes fellowship among interested in theater on both local, state and national levels.
Dental Assisting Student Association Tonya Hance 903.415.2529
The Dental Assisting Student Association is an organization focused on the enhancement of student's knowledge in the field of Dental Assisting. The goal is to promote participation and leadership in the profession of dentistry and in the American Dental Assistants Association. Membership is limited to full-time students enrolled in the Dental Assisting Certificate Program.
Electrical Technology Club Bryan Beezley 903.415.2641
The Electrical Technology Club provides comprehensive training in electrical technology that help student succeed in a career as an electrician. Students acquire basic knowledge and skills in applied electrical theory, residential, commercial and industrial wiring, blueprint reading, estimating, National Electrical Code, motor controls, PLC automation and building codes. The club provides a support group for students enrolled in the Electrical Technology program.
Eta Sigma Delta Rusty Weatherly 903.415.2583
(Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management Honors Society)
ESD is an honor society for the Hospitality Management and Culinary Arts Department. The purpose of ESD is to recognize the scholastic and professional achievement of students in the academic majors of hospitality Management, Restaurant management, and Culinary Arts. ESD stands for excellence, leadership, creativity, service, and ethics.
Fellowship of Christian Athletes Bernie Gallagher 903.463.8753 or 903.814.3603
FCA's purpose is to provide a fellowship (huddle group) for athletes and coaches interested in developing their religious life. FCA is open to all GC students.
Film Club Rebecca Jones 903.415.2541
The purpose of this club shall be to provide students an opportunity to watch and discuss various films from different eras and genres, to broaden student’s understanding of film context and subject matter, to study the technical aspects of screenwriting and filmmaking and to encourage students to think critically about each film and the filmmaking process
Future Educators Club Keri Harvey 903.463.2556
Jennifer Quong 903.463.2580
The Future Educators Club provides and inspirational atmosphere in which all students can further their knowledge and interest in education and child development. Scheduled events and stimulating discussions are planned to promote education.
Gay Straight Alliance Mary Linder 903.463.8616
Matthew Hamilton 903.415.2621
The purpose of the Gay Straight Alliance shall be to promote a safe-space environment on campus for students of all gender and sexual identities to be and express themselves freely, and promote that students support each other. This organization shall also strive to educate the Grayson County Community about homophobia, transphobia. Heterophobia and gender identity discrimination.
Grayson College Gamers Guide Evan Mistich 903.415.8645
The central and foundational mission of the Gamers Guild is to better serve the community of Grayson College with a variety of engaging activities
Grayson College History Club Matthew Hamilton 903.415.2621
The mission of the Grayson College History Club is to promote interest and awareness of history within the Grayson College community and the County of Grayson, through the use of historical films, lectures, outing and other events.
Grayson Honors College Brandy Fair 903463.8734
The central and foundational mission of Grayson Honor College is to better serve the educational needs of academically talented and highly motivated students at the College. The program encourages the program encourages the participation of the broadest possible range of gifted students.
Grayson College Music Club David Tercero 903.463.8728
The purpose of the Grayson College Music Club is to promote the Music Department by spreading music throughout the community. To provide a forum for like-minded students to organize events, fundraising opportunities and attend musical performances.
Grayson Nursing Student Association Susan Holt 903.463.8752
Vonda Skjoisvik 903.463.8674
The association is the local organization with affiliation in the Texas and National Student Nurses Associations. Its purpose is to provide the basic background needed for participation and leadership in the professional association. Membership is limited to students enrolled in the Associate Degree Nursing Program.
HALO (Hispanic American Leadership Organization)
Rhonda Marroquin 903.463.2611
Mary Yetta McKelva 903.463.8743
The purpose of this organization is to allow immigrant students in Grayson County, especially those with undocumented status, to have an organization that they know will have their best interest at all times, to help enrich member’s leadership skills and encourage them to utilize these skills by their leaderships opportunities throughout Grayson College and the world and to serve as a bridge between the local area high schools and Grayson College.
History Club Matt Hamilton 903.415.2621
The mission of the Grayson College History Club is to promote interest and awareness of history within the Grayson College community and the County of Grayson, through the use of historical films, lectures, outing and other events.
Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Club (HVACR)
James Popplewell 903 463-8713
It is the mission of the HVACR Club to promote interest and awareness of air conditioning and heating systems within the Grayson College community and the County of Grayson, through the use of lectures, outings and other events.
Medical Lab Tech Aimee Flynn 903.463.8713
The purpose of this organization is to promote a better understanding of the field of Medical Laboratory Technology.
Men of Distinction Charles Leslie 903.415.2532
Men of Distinction is designed to recruit and retain all Grayson College gentlemen with the intent on helping them achieve their educational goals and challenge their potential to inspire to do great things in the community and the world.
Mu Alpha Theta (MAT/Math) Billye Cheek 903.415.2543
Mu Alpha Theta is an organization whose purpose is to stimulate interest in mathematics by providing public recognition of superior mathematical scholarship and by promoting various mathematical activities. Prospective members must have had at least one mathematics course at or above the College Algebra level, a 3.5 GPA overall in all two-year mathematics course at or above the College Algebra level, and a 3.3 cumulative GPA in all courses.
Paramedic Student Association (PSA) Brandon Poteet 903.463.8677
The purpose of the organization is to promote interest in the field of Emergency Medical Services, to provide fellowship among students and faculty, to represent student needs and wants in regard to EMS education and to provide a forum for the presentation of innovative ideas to benefit the college community.
Phi Theta Kappa National Honor Society (PTK)
Mary Linder 903.463.8616
Phi Theta Kappa is the international honor society of two-year colleges. Offering opportunities for scholarship, leadership, fellowship and service, the Society also promotes the exchange of ideas and personal enrichment through fellowship with other scholars. Eligibility requirements in the Omicron Psi chapter of Phi Theta Kappa include current enrollment and a minimum GPA of 3.5 After at least 12 hours of college credit earned at Grayson
Psychology Club Rachel Sumrall 903.463.8630
The Psychology Club exists to provide an entertaining and inspirational atmosphere in which all student can further their knowledge and interest in psychology. The club members attend scheduled events, participate in stimulating discussions and presentation, and promote psychology as a social science.
Radiology Technology Club Robbie Jackson 903.463.8676
The purpose is to educate and develop a student’s knowledge of the radiologic science profession, to develop a community awareness of Gray College’s Radiology program, to provide community service opportunities, to promote leadership skills, to increase camaraderie and generosity towards others
Rotaract Club Jean Sorensen 903.463.8660
Grayson College’s Rotaract Club is open to all GC students aged 18 -30 years, both full and part-time, and in any area of study. The Grayson County Rotary sponsors GC’s Rotaract, and all of the area Rotary Clubs are invited to partner with GC students in mentoring relationships. The focus of the mentoring program is on developing professionalism and service to our community and internationally. GC students benefit by learning through their mentors’ experiences how to engage a variety of processes to achieve their goals. By definition “Rotary is an organization of business and professional persons united worldwide who provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build good will and peace in the world.” The Rotary motto is “Service Above Self – He Profits Most Who Serves Best.”
Science Club Patrice Parsons 903.463.8656
The purpose of the Science club is to explore the interdisciplinary aspect of science, to encourage student involvement in the sciences, to provide a support group for students enrolled in science courses and to encourage students involvement in community science activities.
Sigma Kappa Delta English Honor Society (SKD)
Richard Davis` 903.415.2502
Marlea Trevino 903.463.2585
National English Honor Society for students in two-year colleges. Students who join Tau Alpha’s community of readers and writers inherit a strong tradition. Aristotle, a scientist during the Ancient Greek era, studied literature to gain wisdom. John Milton, a seventeenth-century Cambridge graduate, studied science to impart wisdom through poetry. Among GC’s Tau Alphans stand majors in academic studies, applied science, education, and fine arts along with those who plan to earn a bachelor’s degree in English. What have they in common? They join Aristotle and Milton in their love of literature. In addition, they seek leadership opportunities, enjoy Tau Alpha’s festive events with fellow students and English instructors, receive lifelong recognition for academic excellence, and qualify to apply for SKD scholarships and to attend regional and national conferences. To join, candidates must earn a 3.0 grade point average in 12 or more hours of college with a B or better in at least one college English Course.
Sisters of Destiny Jeffri Hodge 903.463.8751
The purpose of this club is to develop a group of sisters that uplift and encourage one another. We will strive to promote a sense of emotional support with confidentially. The focus is to build healthy heart, mind and bod. We will form lasting relationships with other women and learn to work tighter in a good study environment. This is a support group for women.
Student Ambassadors (GSA) Brooke Ross 903.463.8602
Caleb Goodman 903463.8727
The Grayson College Student Ambassador Program provides an opportunity for students representing various disciplines at our college to develop leadership and public relations skills while providing a service to GC.
Student Government Association (SGA) Gregg Miles 903.463.8693
Student Government Association Is a group of students who are interested in social, personal, and academic growth. As a member of SGA, you not only help to plan a variety of activities, you have opportunities to work on projects that will benefit your fellow GC students. The Student Government Association is the voice of the GC student body
Student Support Services Leadership Council Corwin Ransom 903.415.2570
The mission of the Grayson College SSSLC to promote interest and awareness of Student Support Services within the Grayson College community and the County of Grayson, through the use of lectures, outings and other eventsTIPSS (Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management) Joanna Bryant 903.463.8654
The purpose of the TIPSS club is to acknowledge, educate, and promote the development of Culinary Arts. Hospitality Management, Viticulture and Enology programs at Grayson College. We will develop community awareness of the above programs as well as participate in food shows, local charity events and fundraising for both students and community.
Student Veteran Association Craig Greenwood 903.415.2614
The purpose of this organization is to provide a supportive, inspirational and informational atmosphere in which veteran students can gather to: further their skills in attaining academic success, gain knowledge of benefits and services available as veterans and students, and to form relationships with others with shared experiences.
Vocational Nursing Student Association (VNSA) Mika Pierce 903.415.2527
The Vocational Nursing Students’ Association seeks to help further knowledge in the field of vocational nursing. This club participates in many campus activities and programs. Membership in this organization is limited to vocational nursing majors.
Welding Technology Association Chance Backast 903 463-8657
The purpose of the GC Welding Technologies Association is to inform, educate and increase awareness of changes and skills in the field of welding.
