2004-2005 COLLEGE CATALOG - Luzerne County Community ...

ATHLETICS
The Community College believes strongly that a sound, well-balanced athletic
program contributes materially to the overall program of an educational institution.
A program of intramural and intercollegiate activities complements the
College’s physical education program.
The College is a member of the Eastern Pennsylvania Collegiate Conference
and participates in these athletic activities:
INTERCOLLEGIATE COLLEGE INTRAMURALS/(coed)
MEN Flag Football
Baseball Basketball
Basketball Volleyball
Cross Country Softball
Golf Badminton
WOMEN Bowling
Basketball Tennis
Cross Country EXTRAMURALS
Golf Bowling (coed)
Soccer Volleyball (coed)
Softball Cheerleading
Volleyball
The College recognizes the contribution of all student activities and strives to
develop a balance among activities, intramural sports and intercollegiate sports.
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES
Active participation in student government and other student activities is an
important part of a student’s total educational experience. These activities foster
independent and creative thought and help to develop initiative, responsibility,
leadership, poise and loyalty to the College. Students are strongly encouraged to
seek out the activities they desire and to actively participate in them.
Experiences are provided in the process of democratic government as a voter,
a representative, a leader and a good College citizen. Clubs offer the student opportunities
for growth in the area of his/her special interest, and students are
encouraged to plan and organize their own programs. Faculty members who have
special interest in a particular type of group activity are available as advisors and
consultants. The Director of Student Activities will have general supervision over
all activities and clubs. New clubs and organizations may obtain charters through
the Student Government Association.
STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
Opportunities for self-government and assuming responsibility through the
democratic process are offered to students of Luzerne County Community College.
The Student Government Association, comprising elected representatives,
governs student activities of a non-academic nature, supervises clubs and organizations,
and charters new organizations in the preparation of the student activity
budget.
The Student Government Association was established during the initial year of
the College, 1967-68. The Association functions according to a constitution developed
and approved by the students.
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