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Special Interest Clubs
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. It is published twice a month during the Fall, Spring, and Summer semesters. Students do not have to be Journalism majors, but a strong interest in Journalism is encouraged.
Contact: Susan Hague 671-6005 CP11, Rm. 104
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.
Contact: Tim Baker 671-6586 CP01, Rm. 103W
Delgado Video Club (DTV)
Provides a means of communication for the faculty, students, and other on-campus organizations at Delgado. For all students interested in video production.
Contact: Lynn Robertson 671-6517 CP01, 119E15
Delta Epsilon Chi
The Delta Epsilon Chi organization is for the benefit of all students in the area of marketing on any Delgado Community College campus or learning center.
Contact: Barry Brantley 671-6140 CP11, Rm.101
Gay and Lesbian Alliance (GALA) of DCC
GALA was organized to provide an opportunity for students who are of alternative life-styles, i.e., gay, lesbian, bisexual, transsexual (GLBT), to meet and discuss problems faced personally and/or on campus. Not limited to the above, GALA is open to all on campus who are gay friendly.
Contact: Julie Thompson 671-6203 CP04, Rm. 312
Contact: Anna Wilson 671-5090 CP23, Admissions
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
Contact: Katina Whorton 671-6391 CP
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.
Contact: Anna Hall 671-6390 CP01, Rm. 118E18
Spectrum
The primary purpose if this organization is to unite African- Americans and other minority students and to assist them in meeting their academic and social needs. This group expresses the opinions and interests of minority students to the Administration, and implements various community schools and projects that concern all CSN students. This organization believes that health care is important and tries to educate the public on its importance of various pressing health issues. Membership is open to any presently enrolled CSN student.
Contact: Lynn Lowery 568-6411 CSN, Rm. 636
Student Government Association, City Park, Charity, Northshore, and West Bank
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.
Contact: Michelle Greco 762-3164 WB04, Rm. 6 or 671-6601 CP11, Rm. 111
Scott Borne 671-6608 207 E. Lockwood, Covington
STUDENT LIFE
