Program Description - Pellissippi State Community College

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advisor, and a list of charter members and officers. For a list of active organizations,
come by Room 162 in the J.L. Goins Administration Building on the
Pellissippi Campus. A faculty or staff member acts as advisor to each student
organization. The advisor facilitates the overall functioning of each student organization
and is expected to attend meetings, update members on Pellissippi State
policies, and assist members as needed in carrying out activities.
Each officially recognized student organization is expected to keep a record of
meetings, expenditures, and activities of the group and to submit an annual report
to Student Life and Recreation as requested.
Student Leadership Development. Student Life and Recreation offers a variety
of programs designed to enhance and support the leadership development of
Pellissippi State students. The Leadership Program has two main objectives: 1)
to address the leadership development needs of the diverse student population at
Pellissippi State and 2) to heighten collaboration between various departments at
Pellissippi State, community leaders, and students.
The components of the Leadership Program include the following:
• Student workshops and training
• Academic and Leadership Awards Ceremony
• HUM 2100—leadership development class
• EDU 1200—class for student leaders
• “Breakfast of Champions”
Application for Starting a New Organization. Any student or group of students
interested in starting a new student organization should contact Student
Life and Recreation to obtain a copy of the Procedures for Forming a New
Student Organization.
Application for a Special Event. Special events or fund-raising activities
planned by student organizations require approval through Student Life and
Recreation at least two weeks prior to the event.
Assemblies and Meetings. Officially recognized student organizations may
schedule campus facilities for regular meetings. Special assembly programs,
fund-raising activities or off-campus activities must be approved through Student
Life and Recreation. All use of campus property and facilities is subject to TBR
regulations.
R e c reation and Intramurals. Avariety of recreational and intramural activities
for Pellissippi State students are available throughout the year. The Student
Recreation Center (SRC) on the Pellissippi Campus has outdoor facilities that
include a combination basketball/tennis court, a sand volleyball court, a soccer
field, a golf area, an archery area and a softball field. Inside are located three tennis
courts and a combination volleyball/basketball/badminton court. The SRC also
has a fitness room containing a variety of weight training and cardio equipment.
The SRC facilities are open to all Pellissippi State students, faculty and staff who
have paid the student recreation fee, as well as to special guests of the College.
Students must present a current validated ID card to use any of the facilities.