The Student Government Association (SGA) is the student governing body for all enrolled students. As an elected member, a student has the opportunity to apply leadership skills and to work on programs and activities that contribute to college life. The SGA is responsible for forming clubs and regulating their funding. SGA members play an important role in college-wide governance as members of college standing committees, including the College-wide Forum, Student Life, Academic Standards, and Curriculum committees.

Formation of Clubs

If you are looking for an activity or club and you don't see it here, Mercer welcomes the opportunity to start new clubs. To charter a club, you need a membership list of at least 10 students, a faculty advisor and a constitution. Student Government Association (SGA) and Student Activities staff members will help prepare the constitution. Once these requirements are met, the SGA will vote to charter the club at its next scheduled meeting.

For information about joining any of these clubs or starting a new club:

West Windsor Campus
e-mail or call the Student Activities office at (609) 586-4800, ext. 3435

James Kerney Campus
e-mail or call Enrollment and Student Services at (609) 586-4800, ext. 6665

Student Clubs

The college supports a variety of student clubs. Many are organized around a specific program of study; others are service or social clubs and afford students the opportunity to take part in programs and activities with other students who share similar interests. All clubs give members the opportunity to get to know other students.

AA Step is a fellowship of men and women who share the experience, strength and hope to help each other recover from alcoholism.

African American Student Organization (AASO) increases the awareness of African American culture, and plans activities that encourage social interaction and cultural exchange.

Alpha Mu Gamma recognizes achievement in the foreign languages and promotes their study through workshops, lectures, films, and other activities.

The American Sign Language and Deaf Culture Club allows ASL students and other ASL using persons to practice known signing skills together and with other members of our Deaf community in order to further knowledge of the language and culture.

Animation Club promotes education about the differences between the artistic styles of Japanese animation, "anime," and other animation styles.

Architecture Club develops an understanding of and appreciation for the objectives of the American Institute of Architects, and offers networking opportunities for student architects and practitioners.

Art Club broadens knowledge and appreciation of art through idea sharing, special workshops, presentations, and speakers. Conducts several bus trips to major museums each year.

Business

Cheer Dance Team enlivens the atmosphere at MCCC sports events and student pep rallies, supports the college athletic teams, and promotes school spirit. Tryouts are held each fall.

Christian Fellowship gathers Christian students and other members of the college community for Bible study, prayer, discussions, and fellowship.

Computer Club explores computer issues, shares the latest developments, provides educational programs, and promotes interaction among students and faculty.

Criminal Justice Club plans activities related to the college's Criminal Justice program, with opportunities to discuss issues pertinent to the field. Law enforcement agencies provide networking opportunities and career information.

Drama/Theatre Club promotes theatre education and self-expression involving poetry, spoken word and theatre arts. Offers the opportunity to enhance theatrical skills.

Flight Club provides opportunities for aspiring pilots to associate with leaders in the industry and participate in flight-related activities in order to learn more about the aviation field.

Fuerza Latina (at West Windsor campus) and the Hispanic Club (James Kerney campus) promote the experience of Latin culture through social and cultural events including guest speakers, dances, and trips.

Funeral Service (Sigma Phi Sigma) supports students of the college's Funeral Service program and establishes communication between the college and the community.

Future Business Leaders of America - Phi Beta Lambda - We are a national organization of business leaders. Our goal is to promote, teach and instill the values that you need to be successful in the business world.
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Future Teachers Club gives members the opportunity to explore the education field through workshops, conferences, and guest speakers.

Gaming

Gay Straight Alliance lends support to gays, lesbians, bisexuals, transgendered, friends and families. Offers a safe place for students to meet, voice concerns, and educate others.

Gospel Ensemble lifts the voices of those who love gospel music. The choir often performs at college and community events. Musicians are also welcome.

Graphic Design Club provides an informal environment where students can discuss developments, issues, and achievements in the professional graphics field.

Hispanic

Horticulture Club beautifies the campus, participates in competitions, and serves the community. Bringing learning to life, the club's activities and projects relate to the college's Ornamental Horticulture program. [website]

Hospitality Club fosters the opportunity to learn about the hospitality industry through contacts and special speakers as well as visits to the area's best restaurants and hotels. [website]

Indian

International Student Organization (ISO) provides an identity group for all international students attending MCCC. Through a variety of programs and activities, students from all over the world share their cultures and contribute to the rich diversity at the college. [more information]

Islamic Awareness Club (IAC) educates the general public about Islam and its followers through various activities. This club promotes peace, action, and awareness.

Literary Advancement (SOLA)

NextGenTV (MCTV) provides practical experience for students interested in television production, to develop creativity and improve skills through project participation.

Paralegal/Legal Assistants sponsors activities that benefit students enrolled in the college's Paralegal program. Members discuss cases, take trips and interact with experts in the field.

PASS (Programs for Academic Services and Success)

Phi Beta Lambda (PBL), a national vocational organization, provides opportunities for students to learn about all aspects of business. Case studies and hands-on activities enrich future businesspersons studying at MCCC.

Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) is the local chapter of the national two-year college honorary society that recognizes and encourages outstanding scholarship. This award-winning chapter demonstrates outstanding community service. [website]

Student Nurses Association promotes the development of nursing students, for them to become responsible and accountable leaders and members of the profession.

Student Organizations

Student Government Association
The Student Government Association (SGA) is the student governing body for all enrolled students. As an elected member, a student has the opportunity to apply leadership skills and to work on programs and activities that contribute to college life. The SGA is responsible for forming clubs and regulating their funding. SGA members play an important role in college-wide governance as members of college standing committees, including the College-wide Forum, Student Life, Academic Standards, and Curriculum committees.

Student Activities Board
The Student Activities Board (SAB) is a committee of students at both the West Windsor and James Kerney campuses who plan and implement programs of social, cultural, recreational, and educational interest for students. SAB strives to create a sense of community on each campus.

College Voice
The College Voice is the official student newspaper, published periodically during the fall and spring semesters. Involvement as a student provides experience in all aspects of journalism including interviewing, reporting, writing, editing, layout and photography.

Open
Open is Mercer's literary and photographic journal. Published annually, it includes student essays, poetry, short stories, artwork, and photography.

Drumbeat
This culturally focused publication shares articles and ideas from the perspectives of Latino, African American, Native American and Caribbean students.

Viking 89
Viking 89, the all-student radio station, broadcasts from the West Windsor campus Student Center. Providing daily musical entertainment and announcements through a closed circuit audio network, WMCC offers hands-on experience in radio production and announcing.

MCCC Shuttle Service Schedule
James Kerney & West Windsor Campuses