The Amnesty International Club will focus on preventing and ending abuses to physical and mental rights, integrity, freedom and freedom of discrimination. They strive to bring awareness of race and culture on the campus, provide diversity training and collaborate with other groups to promote diversity and humanitarian rights. 

The Art Club provides an outlet for creating art and exploring different mediums.  The hope to foster the creative process through art workshops, field trips, art exhibits and community outreach.

About: We sponsor events such as the annual Navratri Celebration that showcases the Indian culture to the college community and the larger surrounding community.

Mission: To create awareness of the South Asian culture and its growing influence.

Goals:

1. Sponsor events that showcase the Asian culture
2. Raise money for service projects
3. Increase membership

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In understanding that diversity creates value, our purpose at BSU is to foster an environment of inclusion for all students, with a focus on the Black student population; in an effort to change disparaging perspectives and narratives surrounding minorities.

 

We hold meetings with discussions on anything business related, attend seminars, networking possibilities, fundraising and scholarships.

Mission: To give guidance and develop knowledge about the business world.

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Mission: To enrich the quality of the student’s overall college experience ethically, morally, and spiritually by challenging them to explore God’s word as a light that gives guidance for a full and well balanced life.

Goals:

1. Promote fellowship and participation in relevant bible discussions.
2. Help others grow spiritually.
3. Impact both the campus and our world for Jesus Christ.

Meetings: Meetings will be held every Tuesday of the Fall and Winter Semesters at Noon in the lower Waterman Center.

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The purpose of the CGT club is to provide CGT students a place to share work, collaborate on projects and gain experience in the field.

 

The purpose of the Engineering Club is to expand students knowledge of the engineering field.  They plan to apply what is learned in class on actual projects.  The wish to motivate students to learn from each other and prepare students for what engineers actually do in the real world.

Purpose is to educate others on ways to become more environmentally friendly, raise awareness of environmental issues and make and impact on the community.

The HIT Club’s main goal is to help equip new students in the HIM programs with the tools necessary to obtain a job in the HIM field.  This is done through advertising available scholarships, specialized tutoring, job postings, communication through the HIT Club website and newsletter, networking at club functions, and various fundraisers through the school year.

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Mission: The purpose of the club is to assist in the globalization of the campus and offer social and learning opportunities to students.

Goals:

1. Create a smooth transition for international students
2. Assist both domestic and international students to know more about Schoolcraft
3. Connection international and domestic students together through the organization of cultural and educational events.

We serve to bring together students currently seeking a degree in math or science related fields to foster a higher level of interest and understanding of various math and physics related topics. Members will have the opportunity to participate in lectures, take part in Student Math League contest and Rube Goldberg projects, tutor high school students, and organize the annual Science Fair for middle school students.

Mission: To serve and bring together students currently seeking a degree in math or science related field. To foster a higher level for interest and understanding of various math and physics related problems.

Goals:

1. Promote the Student Math League Contest across campus and help Schoolcraft earn a high score by preparing our members well.
2. Help coordinate the Schoolcraft Science Day and contribute demonstrations and/or experiments.
3. Promote Math and Science to the campus and community by sponsoring guest speakers.

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The purpose of the Motivation Club is to help students develop good habits as far as goal setting, empowerment, and creating good skill sets. 

Goals the group would like to accomplish:

Create a productive and impactful environment for members.

Inspire positive and constructive habits.

Teach multiple strategies for being more productive and achieving goals.

 

 

 

Mission: To provide a professional development opportunity for Schoolcraft students interested in teaching/working with children and families.

Goals:

1. Provide networking opportunities.
2. Sponsor events to help the community and those in need.
3. Sponsor recreational activities for members and the campus.

We have meetings, show films, sponsor guest speakers and other cultural events.

Mission: To foster an understanding of Native American culture, history, and traditions.

Goals:

1. To recruit more members.
2. To become more aware on/around campus
3. To increase the knowledge of Native American history to members

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Mission: To enjoy and promote Japanese animation and pop culture.

Goals:

1. To come together as a group to celebrate our collective love of anime
2. To have a space where anyone can be free to be themselves and make friends without fear of judgment or shame
3. Have a place where people of like interests can network and plan different outings and events.

Meetings: Screenings will be held twice a month on Saturday evenings from 5:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. in the lower Waterman.

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The Phi Theta Kappa Society is an international honorary scholastic society serving two-year colleges offering associate degree programs.  The society has more than 1100 chapters in the United States and abroad.  Chapters are governed by the International Society, which is headquartered in Jackson, Mississippi.  Schoolcraft College held its first initiation ceremony on September 22, 1966 to become an official chapter and was given the name, Omicron Iota.

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This group holds various gaming and trading-card competitions, gaming events, and participate in a community service project to benefit a non-profit charity.

Mission: Support and unite members by creating a sense of community among student-gamers academically, socially and competitively by encouraging members to test and improve each other’s skills in a friendly and social atmosphere.

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Safe Place aims to provide support and resources for members of the LGBT+ community and for students with mental illness and disabilities.  They wish to educate students, faculty and staff on current events and advocate for safe and equal learning environments.

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Mission: Our mission as members is to make those here in the Schoolcraft community feel welcome and give them the ability to participate in fun events not because they have to but because they want to. We also look to help with charity not only in the local community but here on campus as well.

Goals:

1. Get student involvement
2. Help with the community
3. Keep the food pantry here on campus stocked

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A group to bring nursing students together to promote learning, togetherness and a healthy community.

Mission: To bring nursing students together for support. To promote health and well-being in the community.

Goals:

1. Provide community outreach opportunities.
2. Promote Health and wellness.
3. Service learning opportunities. 

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The Schoolcraft Connection is the award winning student newspaper at Schoolcraft College. Our mission is to publish news and feature stories, editorials and opinions relevant to the campus community while upholding the highest professional and ethical standards. The Connection is a free bimonthly publication and circulates throughout campus and can also be found online.

Being a student-managed publication, The Connection gives an opportunity for students regardless of their major to learn and apply journalism skills.

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Covering campus — and the worldview from it — means you will be able to:

• photograph
• write
• design
• sell ads
• edit

It’s a great place to find your fit in media.

• You’ll have pieces for your portfolio and memories for a lifetime.
• Find out what’s going on around campus, in the community and around the world!
• Take a peek at the award-winning publication we produce and let us know how you’d like to become part of the Connection.

• Grab the latest print version of the Connection on newsstands!
• The Connection online newspaper is updated between Connection issues. Keep up — and continue the conversation!

Mission: To help students who are interested in the multimedia field, learn more about the dynamics of media: writing, producing, editing, directing, in studio broadcasting and off site movie shoots for film.

Goals: To help students who are interested in the multimedia field, learn more about the dynamics of media: writing, producing, editing, directing, in studio broadcasting and off site movie shoots for film.

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A Video Club Production:

The purpose of the club is to provide information related to healthy eating habits, popular diets and myths and weight control, diabetes, hypertension, kidney disease and many more nutrition related concerns.