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Approved Student Organizations
American Institute of Graphic Arts Delgado (AIGA)
Designed to promote excellence in all aspects of Visual Communications and foster lifelong professional development among its members with AIGA and its New Orleans and national affiliates.
Meetings held: City Park
Faculty Advisors: Kathleen Joffrion, kjoffe@dcc.edu & Martin Straka, mstrak@dcc.edu
Art Club
The purpose of The Art club is to promote an appreciation of the arts, to bring students together with an interest in arts, to promote the work of student artists and Faculty, to promote art and art activities in the college and Community, and to promote art education on the Northshore.
Meetings held: Covington
Faculty Advisor: Douglas Brewster, dbrews@dcc.edu
Biology Club
This club is designed for students who are interested in biology or are enrolled in a biology class.
Meetings held: City Park & Slidell
Faculty Advisors:
Kendra Anspaugh, kanspa@dcc.edu – City Park
Amanda Brammer, abramm@dcc.edu & Stephen Peterson, speter@dcc.edu
Delgado Dolphin Newspaper
The Dolphin is the student newspaper of Delgado Community College. Students are encouraged to apply for positions such as reporters, writers, photographers, and editors. Students do not have to be Journalism majors, but a strong interest in Journalism is encouraged.
Meetings held: City Park, but could submit articles via email
Faculty Advisor: Susan Hague, shague@dcc.edu
Delgado Theater Club
The Theater Club is for anyone interested in drama, comedy, musicals, acting, dance, costumes, backstage set design, and lighting work. The club produces plays on campus and promotes field trips to other theater groups. Membership is open to all students in all majors.
Meetings and Productions held: City Park
Faculty Advisor: Tim Baker, tbaker@dcc.edu
Delgado X-treme Mathletes
Students interested in Math should join this organization.
Meetings held: West Bank
Faculty Advisor: Pamela Windham, pwindh@dcc.edu
Grammy U, Delgado Chapter
GRAMMY U Network is a unique and fast-growing community of college students who are pursuing a career in the recording industry. The Recording Academy created GRAMMY U to help prepare college students for their careers in the music industry through networking, educational programs and performance opportunities. GRAMMY U is designed to enhance students' current academic curriculum with access to recording industry professionals to give an "out of classroom" perspective on the recording industry.
Meetings held: City Park and in and around New Orleans
Faculty Advisor: Peter L. Cho, plcho@dcc.edu
Muslim Student Association (MSA)
This student organization places emphasis on the learning and well-being of the individual Muslim student, as well as networking and growth of the chapter through sponsored activities.
Meetings held: West Bank and City Park
Faculty Advisor: A. Ayyad, aayyad@dcc.edu
Sociology Club of Delgado Community College
They promote and foster the development of the understanding of sociology through the discussion, analysis and dissemination of information to advance students' awareness of sociological issues. This is accomplished through public speakers, presentations, debates, editorials, and interactive functions.
Meetings held: City Park
Faculty Advisor: Anna Hall, aahall@dcc.edu
Student Government Association
SGA promotes the idea of self-governance and represents students' opinions to College committees, Administration, Faculty, and Staff. They also sponsor vital co-curricular activities to enhance individual student development, promote desired social interaction, and provide recreational activities for the students. Members of the SGA are elected by students.
Meetings held: All sites
Faculty Advisors:
Michelle Greco, mgreco@dcc.edu – City Park and West Bank
Scott Borne, sborne@dcc.edu - Northshore
Gwen Better, gbeter@ddc.edu & Sharon Robinson, srobin@dcc.edu – School of Nursing
Joann Dauenhauer, jdauen@dcc.edu – West Bank
Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE)
The mission of SIFE is to bring together the top leaders of today and tomorrow to create a better, more sustainable world through the positive power of business. Open to all majors.
Meetings held: City Park, West Bank, and Covington
Faculty Advisors:
Ken Savoy, ksavoi@dcc.edu,West Bank
John Guess, jguess@dcc.edu , Northshore
Charles Alfortish, calfor@dcc.edu Park ,
Veterans club
This club is designed as a way for Veterans to get together and share experiences. It is open to all veterans or veteran’s family members.
Meetings Held: West Bank
Faculty Advisor: Alfreda Bell-Pilgrim, abellp@dcc.edu
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