Student Clubs, Organizations, and Programs

This organization fosters activities and projects that promote fellowship among members and supports professional development through attendance at workshops, seminars, etc. For more information, contact Rose Hopper (mhobby2@ColumbiaState.edu).

NAVTA (Student Chapter of the North American Veterinary Technician Association) promotes personal involvement and professional development through the veterinary technology program. For more information, contact Madonna Higgins (mhiggins5@ColumbiaState.edu).

The Crew promotes awareness of pulmonary health issues as well as possible futures in the career field of respiratory care. For more information, contact Cindy Smith (csmith172@ColumbiaState.edu).  

This organization seeks to develop the leadership capabilities of nursing students while preparing them for full participation in the nursing profession. For more information, contact Cheryl Smith (csmith56@ColumbiaState.edu). 

Sigma Kappa Delta, the national English honor society for two-year colleges, promotes honors excellence in English. Members enjoy writing, reading, discussion, and fellowship.  Membership is open to students who have completed one college English course and who maintain a 3.0 GPA or higher in English and other scholarship. For more information, contact Dr. Jessica Evans (jevans23@ColumbiaState.edu).

To bring students together that are interested in S.T.E.M. fields. The club will create an avenue for networking, provide information in S.T.E.M.. studies, and ultimately endeavor club projects in the sciences. For more information, contact Dr. Elvira Eivazova (eeivazova@ColumbiaState.edu).

Advisor: Kirsten Davenport (kdavenport3@ColumbiaState.edu)

Advisor: Paige Smith (psmith39@ColumbiaState.edu)

Under the direction of Associate Professor of Music Judith Morehouse, the mixed men's and women's choir performs at a variety of events each semester.

Performance Ensemble is a two-hour credit course at Columbia State Community College. The course is open to anyone who owns and can play an instrument at any level. To sign up for Performance Ensemble, register for the course MUS 1130-C01.

This organization helps Medical Informatics students become familiar with industry standards set forth by Healthcare and Information Technology industries. The organization will create an path for networking, provide information specific to healthcare informatics, and potential opportunities in the field.  

Organization Vision Statement: “Bridging the Gap between Health Information Management and Medical Informatics” through sharing facts and information by empowering/inspiring our communities with knowledge.

Learn more about the Medical Informatics Student Organization. If interested, please contact Bonita Payne at bpayne10@ColumbiaState.edu.

Advisor: Johnny Wyatt (jwyatt7@ColumbiaState.edu)

Uniting Christians of all denominations together under a common belief in Jesus Christ with the purpose of praying for one another and for revival on campus.
Advisor: Tom Hallquist (thallquist@ColumbiaState.edu)

Advisor: Linette Turner (lturner16@ColumbiaState.edu) 

Fostering a safe, welcome, and supportive space for all individuals, regardless of identity, on campus and in the larger secular movement.
Advisor: David White (dwhite16@ColumbiaState.edu)

Advisor: Adam Robertson (arobertson17@ColumbiaState.edu)

Learn more about the Columbia State Fishing Club.

Advisor: Johnny Littrell (jlittrell1@ColumbiaState.edu)

A branch of the Media Club, the Film Club is a place for those who want to discuss and create films with friends and foster a creative space for writers, filmmakers, photographers, designers, editors, cosmetologists, actors, musicians and leaders.
Advisor: Bill Williams (wwilliams13@ColumbiaState.edu)