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.
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 five semesters over a period of two consecutive years
- Up to $1,685 in tuition and fees each fall and spring semester
- $471 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.
Phi Theta Kappa
LCC’s Mu Tau Chapter earned the 2016 Distinguished Chapter Award from the Phi Theta Kappa Honors Society.
LCC’s PTKs were also named one of the top 100 chapters in North America, recognized for their academic excellence and leadership.
Registered Clubs & Organizations
The following RSOs have officially registered and are active for the 2018-2019 Academic Year (Fall 2018-Summer 2019):
Adventist Christian Fellowship
This Christian fellowship is a faith based student group that meets to study and teach from the bible and remove barriers to the Christian faith through presentations of an apologetic nature.
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.
Anthropology/Sociology Club
Anthropologists analyze the origin and evolution of the physical, social, and cultural development of humans. We learn about humanity by studying their customs, values, and social patterns. We study the nuances of the human condition over time, and gain insights into modern life.
Black Student Union
The purpose of this student group is to increase understanding and awareness of Black problems of social, political and economic nature.
Cheer Club
Cheer Club is for enthusiastic athletes who want to create a high energy environment at various LCC events.
College Democrats at LCC
The mission of the College Democrats is to raise political awareness, increasing political engagement, and spreading party ideals to college aged students.
Criminal Justice Club
Works with all currently enrolled LCC students to help keep up to date with the new developments in the criminal justice system. The club also provides opportunities to network and volunteer within the social element of the Mid-Michigan communities.
Cross Cultures
This Christian fellowship is a faith based student organization. The purpose of the Cross Cultures is to bring students into fellowship with their faith.
Cybersecurity Club
The mission of this student organization is to provide members with knowledge and experience of Cyber Security principles and tools to improve their academic and professional careers.
Environmental Club
We are kept alive by elemental things. The air and land that support humanity must not be allowed to disintegrate because of humanity's dearth of compassionate stewardship of our planet. Environmental club is for people who want to protect planet Earth.
Filmmakers Club
The mission of this student organization is to positively represent the Lansing Community College and it's student body by using our learned skills to bring education and inspiration to the world through films created.
French Club
The mission of this organization will be to work with LCC students to generate interest in the French language and culture.
Future Teachers Club
This club provides members an opportunity to develop and explore teaching as a career choice and provide support and instruction for the furthering of goals and objectives of aspiring Education students at Lansing Community College.
Gaming Club
The mission of this organization is to create group that promotes a social and productive learning environment in areas of video game technology. This will include studying and practicing game design techniques, recreational gaming, team building exercises for competitive gaming and competing in tournaments and leagues.
German Club
The objectives of the German Club are to develop and stimulate among LCC students an interest in exploring the German culture and provide them with opportunities such as informal discussions between the members of the club and guest speakers, and viewing movies and slides concerning German speaking countries, their language and cultures.
Hip Hop Club
From Grandmaster Flash to Kanye, we examine the rich traditions of rhythm and social commentary infused into our consciousness through hip-hop music and the culture surrounding this important and nuanced expression of human ability.
Historical European Martial Arts Club
HEMA studies multiple martial arts through the ages, and appreciates them from a safe, fun, contemporary perspective. HEMA Club offers a chance to learn, exercise and experience staged historical combat.
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.
Information Technology Student Alliance
Get involved and connected with the LCC IT Student Alliance (ITSA). Network with other Information Technology students and employers.
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.
Lucha Latina Club
The purpose of Lucha Latina is to foster growth and empower Latinas within the Lansing Community College College community in their pursuits to achieve their higher educational goals. In addition to that, Lucha Latina provides a safe space where one can develop dialogues and share the best practices to support each other in a very tangible way to fulfill one's professional, leadership and personal goals. Our club is open to all LCC students.
Math and Computer Science Club
Our club teaches the possible uses of esoteric mathematics and computer technologies while facilitating a local professional and social community of like-minded STEM enthusiasts.
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.
Photography Club
The Photography Club offers group photographic experiences to develop photography skills and assist students in building professional and social relationships with other photographers.
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.
Physics and Engineering Club
Encourages students in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math. The club provides resources, information, networking, events and activities, and opportunities to visit places where physics or engineering is used practically.
Roosevelt Institute @ LCC
The mission of this student organization is to engage students in the political process and work to address issues of inequality and injustice, and improve the lives of students and our communities. They also give students the opportunity to write policy on a variety of subjects.
Sexuality and Gender Acceptance Club
Our club provides time and opportunity, in a secure environment, for open discussions between straight and LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning) persons. Diversity of sexual orientation and gender is a reality. We accept and affirm each person as they are. Our purpose is to build bridges of understanding across those barriers and to unite the LCC community.
Sign Language Club
The purpose of this club shall be to promote the needs and goals of people who want to upgrade their sign language skills and promote conversational sign language practice.
Soccer Club
The Soccer Club encourages athletic endeavors, good sportsmanship and promotes soccer to LCC students.
Sunrise LCC
The mission of this student organization is to work to halt climate change and gain organizational experience in the process.
VEX Robotics Club
Our club connects like-minded people with other students aiming to go into different areas of the robotics and engineering industries.
Volleyball Club
This group promotes volleyball to students and encourages good sportsmanship.
Student Advocacy
LCC's Ombudsperson-Equity Advocate assists students with non-academic processes and effectively addressing educational issues and concerns.
This "agent for change" recommends modifications and improvements to unclear, inequitable or unfair rules, regulations, policies and procedures. The ombudsperson-equity advocate provides students with information about existing channels for conflict resolution, appeals and grievances, support services available at the college, and assists students in the use of these services and procedures.
Contact the StarZone
Visit the StarZone to get help with admissions, financial aid, academic advising, payment plans, placement testing, orientation and all other student services.
The StarZone
Phone: 517-483-1957
Toll Free: 800-644-4522
Downtown Campus
Gannon Building
411 N. Grand Ave
Lansing, MI 48933
Hours:
Monday: 8am – 6pm
Tuesday: 8am – 6pm
Wednesday: 8am – 5pm
Thursday: 8am – 5pm
Friday: 8am – 4pm