Student Clubs & Organizations| Faculty or Staff Sponsor
ASMCC Student Governance
The Associated Students of Maui Community College (ASMCC) is the official student organization and the representing governing body of the ASMCC. The Governance Council is responsible for administering student activity fees and for developing and providing programs, services, and activities to meet student needs. The Governance Council also serves as the collective voice for students in student-related issues. Students are invited to participate in the college’s development by serving on council committees. Call 984-3552 or 984-3434 to pick up a nomination form. Visit the website at http://maui.hawaii.edu/inside/asmcc/ for more information. And check out campus activities at http://www.hawaii.edu/calendar/mcc-student/
Board of Student Publications (BOSP)
The BOSP serves in an advisory role in the publication of the student newspaper, Ho’oulu, Maui Review, student handbook and planner, and other student publications.
To participate on the Board or in the production of any of the publications, please call 984-3552 or 984-3434.
Celtic Club Critical Mass
Bud Clark: budclark@hawaii.edu
The Celtic Club seeks to provide students and community members with opportunities to learn more about the Celtic culture through music, dance, and guest speakers.
Critical Mass
Jennifer Sim Egami Gary Hamrick: Jsim@hawaii.edu
Gary Hamrick: Garyvif@hawaii.rr.com
Critical Mass is a student led organization that exists to equip students to maximize their potential in their studies, and in their daily lives, through close fellowship and servant hood. Critical Mass will serve as a home away from home for students of all backgrounds and ethnicity. Critical Mass will aid students with their academic endeavors in any way the organization is equipped to do so based upon membership. The organization seeks to provide fellowship with other students, whom they work alongside to make their campus and community a better place.
Hui Lei Ola (Hawaiian Club)
Wini Chung: chungwin@hawaii.edu
Kulamanu Ishihara: vorhies@hawaii.edu
The Hawaiian Club works to stimulate an interest in Hawaiian culture and values and supports the education of Hawaiian students. Club activities include fundraising, community service, and culturally significant programs.
Human Rights Club
Joshua Cooper: joshua@hawaii.edu
The Human Rights Club strives to educate members about various human rights issues.
Human Services (Mālama Lāhui Kānaka)
Lee Stein: lstein@hawaii.edu
Mālama Lāhui Kānaka is committed to making a positive difference in the lives of individuals in the community in need by providing assistance and education, while promoting leadership and participation opportunities to club members.
International Club
Derek Snyder: snyder@hawaii.edu
The International Club seeks to provide students and community members an opportunity to connect with each other to form a lifelong network on international contacts.
Kabatak (Filipino Club)
Lorelle Solanzo-Peros: lorelle@hawaii.edu
The Kabatak Club encourages and facilitates the recruitment, retention, and achievement of Filipino students in higher education; particular emphasis is placed on efforts and activities at Maui Community College.
Kiku No Kai (Japanese Club)
Hiroko DeLeon: deleon@hawaii.edu
The Kiku no Kai Club seeks to increase students’ knowledge and understanding of the uniqueness of the Japanese Culture. Students focus on the Japanese language to increase the community’s interest in Japanese culture.
Club Ku’ina
Shirley Cox: scox@hawaii.edu
Club Ku`ina strives to promote appreciation of the island by increasing awareness of local economic issues through various FUN community service projects while simultaneously creating a positive and proactive social environment to foster relationships between fellow students.
Furthermore, these projects are coordinated by students to assist them in developing leadership skills. All are welcome, email to obtain more information on our upcoming events!
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Leaders in Future Technology (LIFT)
Chuck Carletta: carletta@hawaii.edu
The LIFT Club mission is to learn about cutting-edge technologies used in a variety of occupations, current career paths available, and achievements of former MCC graduates.
Peace Club
Chuck Carletta: carletta@hawaii.edu
The Peace Club is a diverse group of students committed to ho’o maluhia (making peace). This club promotes nonviolent solutions to aid in ending world conflict and provides opportunities for the MCC community to participate in social justice events.
Visit the website at www2.hawaii.edu/~mccpeace/ for a more information.
Philosophy Club
Bud Clark: budclark@hawaii.edu
The Philosophy Club seeks to sponsor philosophical events on topics drawn from current events, literature, films, music, and any other aspect of life.
Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society
Elizabeth Armstrong: earmstro@hawaii.edu
Ellen Peterson: epeterso@hawaii.edu
Phi Theta Kappa is an international honor society. Its purpose is to recognize and encourage scholarship among community college students. To achieve this purpose, Phi Theta Kappa provides opportunities for the development of leadership, fellowship, scholarship, and service. To qualify for membership, students must have completed 12 or more credits at the College, be enrolled toward a degree, and have a grade point ratio of 3.5 or better with no F, incomplete I, or NC grade recorded for the semester.
Political Science Club
Joshua Cooper: joshua@hawaii.edu
The Political Science Club strives to educate students about world politics while creating an active and understanding campus community.
Revival Generation
Revival Generation's MySpace Page
Revival Generation envisions an island where there is unity in the Spirit, and students and the surrounding community abound in God's love and power and enter into His will for their lives.
Spanish Club
Molli Fleming: mollif@hawaii.edu
The Spanish Club meets for the purpose of cultural enrichment by connecting students with Hispanic residents on Maui. Members seek to implement and use the Spanish language and to network resources. The MCC Spanish Club hosts weekly conversation gatherings.
Twilight Cinema Film Club
The MCC Film Club has monthly movie outings to view and critique new movies. Sponsored by ASMCC Student Government, the Film Club shows free movies at the college. Visit the MCC calendar at http://www.hawaii.edu/calendar/mcc-student/ for a listing of upcoming movies.
Rotaract Club
Margaret Christensen: christen@hawaii.edu
Rotaract is a program under Rotary that focuses on the 4 Avenues of Service: Community Service, International Service, Vocational Service & Club Service. This organization gives members the opportunity to serve in the community and to create world peace and international understanding. Rotaract gives young professionals the opportunity to network with other young professionals to build on existing skills and knowledge. This club is not only about business and service, but it also gives members a chance to enjoy good company with like-minded people. Rotaractors have various socials and other events throughout the year as a way to get away from the pressures of school, work, and family and just have a good time. For more information e-mail rcomcc@hawaii.edu or visit www.myspace.com/rotaractclubofmcc
Every Nation Campus Ministries
Tyson Lum: tyson.lum@everynation.org
Every Nation Campus Ministries Maui focuses on presenting the truth of the Bible in a relevant way as well as providing an environment conducive for students to be introduced to and transformed by a relationship with Jesus Christ. The group also focuses on leadership training and discipleship, helping students get established in a local church, and inspiring and challenging students to grow in many areas.
MCC Art Club
Mike Takemoto, mmtakemo@hawaii.edu
The Art Club promotes art-making and the appreciation of art on campus and seeks to collaboratively produce artworks that will beautify the Art Buildingand the campus.
Nursing Club Julie Clark McGee
mcgee@hawaii.edu
The National Student Nurses Association (NSNA) is the campus branch of the National Student Nurses Association. The Maui NSNA is open to all students enrolled in the Maui Community College Nursing Program. |
