Lansing Community College has many Registered Student Organizations each semester to choose from; there is something for everyone! RSOs cover a wide range of topics and interest areas, including but not limited to: academic, business, environmental, international, political, racial/ethnic, religious, women's interests and sports. The Student Life Office officially recognizes these organizations through an annual registration process. Once registered, RSOs can plan and sponsor activities on campus, apply for funding, and participate in events.
For information about starting a new RSO, please contact Student Life - 517-483-1285 Gannon Building Room 2202.
Registered Clubs & Organizations
The following RSOs have officially registered and are active for Fall 2020
American Marketing Association
The mission of LCC's American Marketing Association (AMA) is to provide professional development, social interactions and networking events that create connections and real-world business experience for our members. AMA accomplishes this with the support of the local business community by organizing events and learning about best practices and creative strategies for modern American marketing.
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Cru Club
The purpose of Cru is to build movements of people who are transformed by Jesus Christ. The student-led movements seek to introduce students to Christ, help them to grow in faith, encourage them to passionately live life in a manner consistent with belief in the God of the Bible, and inspire commitment to advancing the purposes of God in the world.
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Gamma Iota Sigma Club
Provides a path to become a well-rounded professional by preparing students for a career within the vast and ever growing insurance industry to insure opportunities for all.
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History Club
The goal of the LCC History Club is to engage with history outside the classroom and to connect with Michigan's deep historical roots and history resources in Greater Lansing.
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Japanese Club
Provides an outlet for developing a knowledge of Japanese culture and language. Encourages the study of Japanese culture and language at LCC and presents related activities and events.
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Phi Theta Kappa - Mu Tau Chapter
This society promotes scholarship, cultivates fellowship among the students of LCC, encourages and provides the structure for cultural service pursuits.
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Alejandro Gradilla - 517-483-9803
Margo Whalen - 517-483-9662
Facebook PagePsi Beta Club
Psi Beta encourages professional development and psychological literacy of all students at two-year colleges through promotion and recognition of excellence in scholarship, leadership, research, and community service.
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Psychology Club
The purpose of the Psychology Club is to give a better understanding of the theories and concepts of psychology to all interested students.
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Student Nurses Association
Enhances the development of the student as a professional, encourages networking with other health professionals, increases public awareness of the nursing profession, and encourages the public to maintain their optimum health.
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Sign Language Club
Promotes the needs and goals of people who want to upgrade their sign language skills.
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Spanish Club
Provides students an outlet for developing a knowledge of Spanish cultures and language.
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Student Leadership Academy
The Student Leadership Academy is a unique leadership development and two-year community service scholarship program that aims to produce highly-skilled and experienced graduates in the areas of leadership and service.
- Covers a maximum of six semesters over a period of two consecutive years
- Up to $2,120 in tuition and fees each fall and spring semester
- $567 for an optional summer semester (at least three approved credits required)
The Lookout - Student Newspaper
Students interested in journalism experience as reporters, photographers, artists, cartoonists and/or advertising sales representatives have the opportunity to work for The Lookout, Lansing Community College's student newspaper.
The Lookout, first published during the 1959-60 school year, is an award-winning publication on both the state and national levels.
For past articles and more details, visit The Lookout online.
