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STUDENT ACTIVITIES The Office of Student Activities provides a variety of educational, cultural, and social experiences for students, faculty, and staff and members of the community. Student activities and organizations are open to all interested students. Student clubs currently include the Anime Club, Art Club, Chess Club, Chemistry Club, Disciples of Christ Club, Elements of Life Club, Future Teachers Club, Human Services Club, Joyful Noize Club, Martial Arts Club, Multicultural Student Association, Nutrition/Biology Club, Philosophy Club, Nursing Students’ Association, Student Veterans Association, Theatre Club, and the Truth Seekers Club. Students may seek leadership opportunities through participation in the JTCC Student Council Cabinet. The College also has two chapters of Phi Theta Kappa, the international honor society for two‐year colleges. The Office of Student Activities also coordinates student ID cards, voter registration, community service projects, student travel programs, student emergency fund, and club and intramural athletics. Students who are interested in participating in any aspect of the student activities program, or who wish additional information on events and organizations, should contact the Student Activities Offices in Moyar Hall, Room M132 on the Chester Campus or Administration Building, Room B213 at the Midlothian Campus, or on‐line at studentactivities@jtcc.edu. 26
STUDENT COUNCIL BY‐LAWS Preamble The purpose of the Student Council of John Tyler Community College shall be to further the best interests of the students of the College by providing the Office of Student Activities with recommendations concerning the development and promotion of student activities and by offering suggestions to the Dean of Student Services addressing the betterment of student life at the institution. Article I Membership and Rights All John Tyler Community College students shall be members of the Student Council. A student shall be defined as an individual who is currently enrolled at the College in at least one credit course. Every member of the Student Council has the right to vote in Student Council elections, to attend meetings of the Student Council, and to request consideration for membership on Student Council committees. Article II Organization The governing body of the Student Council shall be the Student Council Cabinet. Article III Membership of the Student Council Cabinet Section 1. The Student Council Cabinet shall consist of representatives from all official student clubs and organizations and four members elected at‐large, two from each campus. Section 2. Elections for at‐large representatives of the Student Council Cabinet will held during the month of November on a day and at a time determined by the Assistant Coordinator of Student Affairs. Students who wish to be at‐large candidates must submit petitions with at least twenty signatures of current students by the specified deadline. Section 3. Representatives from student clubs and organizations will be identified annually by all official student organizations no later than October 1. The names of club representatives will be forwarded to the Assistant Coordinator of Student Affairs. Students whose petitions are 27
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