So, you want to get involved ...
The office of Campus Life and Leadership makes getting involved easy. You can get involved in various activities, organizations and opportunities! Making these connections can enhance and complement your educational experience and success.
Below you will find information about the active clubs and organizations at MCC-Longview, including club or organization name, description and advisor information.
If you are interested in joining, please reach out to the specific advisor or campus life and leadership staff.
If you don't see something you like, you can start your club. Please stop by the campus life and leadership office (Campus Center 130) or email lv.campuslife@mcckc.edu to learn more about starting a club.
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The Art Club brings people together in a non-stressful environment to create and appreciate art on and off campus. Members create art and take field trips to appreciate art in the Kansas City area.
Advisor:
Melonie White | 816.604.2130 -
The Automotive Club was founded to give students an opportunity to experience extracurricular and unconventional mechanical problems that they cannot find in class. As a club we restore, repair, modify, fabricate, and enjoy cars together as a team.
Advisor:
Travis Shaw | 816.604.2288Ian Higgs | 816.604.2525
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The Black Student Union (BSU) is an organization created to unite Black students attending MCC-Longview. We aim to create a safe and friendly space where Black students can feel like themselves amongst other students who can relate to being Black, African American, Afro-Latino and Native African.
Advisor:
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The MCC-Longview chess club promotes the game of chess including, meetings, tournaments, teaching chess in local schools and sending teams to major intercollegiate and amateur tournaments.
Advisor:
Bridget Gold | 816.604.2206 -
Christians on Campus establishes and advances at MCC-Longview witnessing communities of students and faculty who follow Jesus as Savior and Lord; growing in love for God, God's Word, God's people of every ethnicity and culture and God's purpose in the world.
Advisor:
Emily Armstrong | 816.604.2263 -
Dungeons and Dragons Club provides a platform for students to engage in role-playing games, specifically Dungeons & Dragons, fostering creativity, teamwork, and strategic thinking among members. This club is open to folks with all levels of experience with the game.
Advisor:
Diane Boldt | 816.604.2280 -
NSLS is an organization that helps people discover and achieve their goals. This is done by offering life-changing lectures from the nations leading presenters and a community where like-minded, success-oriented individuals come together and help one another succeed.
NSLS also serves as a powerful force of good in the greater community by encouraging and organizing action to better the world. Students are selected by invitation only for membership based on either academic standing or leadership potential.
Advisor:
lv.campuslife@mcckc.edu | 816.604.2130 -
The Performers Studio provides a production and performance safe space for student voices, both verbal and nonverbal by encouraging the exploration, creation and execution of artistic, cultural and socially relevant performance art.
This club speaks to the values of a free, creative and diverse multicultural society as a way of studying how people move through the world as individuals.
It also builds community by creating art through performance, exhibiting an understanding of how that performance art creates culture and realizes how that culture enhances, facilitates and empower a free and open society.
Advisor:
Keith Townsend | 816.604.2107
Mike Wydick | 816.604.2051 -
Phi Theta Kappa is the international honor society of two-year colleges.
Students are invited to join after attaining an overall 3.5 GPA in 12 hours of college credit, but may also participate in activities as provisional members until they become eligible for membership.
Active members have opportunities to develop leadership skills, participate in academic enrichment activities and develop friendships with fellow Phi Theta Kappa members from all over the country.
Membership also qualifies students for many transfer scholarships reserved for Phi Theta Kappa members. Kappa Tau, MCC-Longview's chapter, is very active on campus and in the community and has won international recognition for its members and projects.
Advisors:
Emily Armstrong
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Rotaract provides an opportunity for young men and women to enhance the knowledge and skills that will assist them in their personal development, to address the physical and social needs of their communities and to promote better relations between all people worldwide through a framework of friendship and service.
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The mission of the MCC-Longview Student Government Association is to represent the ideas, concerns, and vision of the collective student body and serve as a liaison between students, faculty, staff, and administrators to build partnerships, promote student-led initiatives, and enhance the student experience.
SGA can only accomplish this mission with student involvement and feedback. All currently enrolled students are automatically entitled to participate in the monthly SGA General Assembly meetings.
Please join us so your voice can be heard!
Advisor:
Christine Atkinson | 816.604.2122SGA President 2025-26:
Kimberly Cook
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The MCC-Longview True Colors club brings lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTQ) students and straight allies together to meet new people, hang out and have fun in a safe and supportive environment.
We coordinate both social and educational programs to foster a positive and realistic image of the LGBTQ community and to ensure all students at MCC-Longview experience a welcoming and affirming learning environment.
True colors brings together students of different sexual and gender identities to fight homophobia on campus and in the community.
By raising awareness of different sexual and gender identities, linking homophobia with other oppressions and advocating for equal treatment for all students, our organization will help create a school environment free of homophobic, sexual, verbal and physical harassment.
Advisor:
Patricia McKeown | 816.604.2330 -
The purpose of this club is to enjoy, play and interact with fellow members in activities that include, video games and watching anime.
Members will get the opportunity to enjoy a range of video game and anime related activities on campus: anime screenings, video game competitions, etc. VGAA is a club dedicated to bringing together students interested in anime and video games.
Advisor:
Ruthanne Ingersoll | 816.604.2219