Clubs & Organizations

MCC offers nearly 50 chartered clubs and organizations for students to experience. Academic, cultural, recreational, religious, special interest and professional/honor societies give the opportunity to explore your interests, meet people, and develop valuable leadership and organizational skills while you have some fun along the way! If you don't find something to fit your interests, you can always start a new club! Find other students who share your interests, then make an appointment with the Office of Student Life and Leadership Development (3-126). If you need any assistance please e-mail Student Life.

American Sign Language Club (ASL) This club has four distinct purposes in their mission; (a) to learn about the Deaf Culture, (b) involve its members with various activities that the Deaf Culture encounters in the Rochester Community (c) to examine the differences between the Deaf world and the hearing society and (d) to encourage hearing people to get involved in the Deaf culture.

ANIME Club The purpose of this club is to ensure members understand and appreciate the art of Japanese Animation, or ANIME.  Their goal is to meet with other like-minded students who share the interest of ANIME and study animation techniques that are unique to this art form.

Beginnings In Healthcare (BIH) Beginnings in Healthcare aims to foster a supportive and collaborative environment for Monroe Community College students aspiring to enter various health professions. We are dedicated to encouraging, educating, and empowering students. The activities held by this organization will help students achieve their goals in health professional school through networking opportunities, professional and academic development, and community engagement. 

Biology Club This club explores all aspects of biology and related fields. Students will also learn about biological career paths.

Black Students Union (Brighton Campus) The purpose of this club is to promote awareness and serve as a support system for African American Students on campus. This club provides regular programs and education, cultural awareness and social events that highlight the contributions of Blacks in America.

Black Student Union (Downtown Office of Campus Life) The purpose of this club is to represent Black students’ ideologies and experiences around a variety of college related subjects and/or topics.

Cabbages & Kings An award winning organization, Cabbages and Kings is a student run literary magazine publishing and writing entity on campus.  Students write, and publish their art work, poetry pieces and design their own graphics for publication.  

Campus Activities Board (CAB) This student run organization implements some of the largest campus wide events. CAB designs the Homecoming Headliner, Spring Fling, Concerts, Novelties, Breakfast with Santa and more! CAB provides opportunities to work with agents, review contracts, manage a budget and travel. If you want to plan huge events, then CAB has a place for you!

Campus One80 This group provides a Christian Fellowship for a diverse group of students and helps them understand the importance of the Christian church in their lives.  They also provide opportunities for those who are interested in investigating or developing a Christian lifestyle, a comfortable atmosphere for exploring different religious affiliations.

Cheerleading Club The purpose of the organization is to teach people how to cheer and learn new skills. The club will also teach people how to work as a team, which includes effective communication. Anyone can join that is interested, no matter how good or bad they are at the sport. This club will also allow people to meet many other people that they may not know. 

Chemistry Club The purpose of this club to nurture interest and expertise related to educational and vocational areas of chemistry

Chess Club The purpose of the Chess Club is to create an atmosphere to play and learn chess; to produce quality chess players through workshops and exhibitions; and to provide an atmosphere to make friends.

Cinema Society The purpose of the club is to promote all aspects of cinema at the Brighton campus through several events and projects such as film festivals and small productions, as well as appearances and speeches by individuals involved in filmmaking.

Club for Surgical Technology The purpose of this club is to promote the field of Surgical Technology to MCC and the surrounding community; educate, upon their arrival, incoming Surgical Technology students, and those interested in the program and/or field; and provide community service to the campus, as well as the local community.

Comic Book Club The Comic Book club will provide a space for those who appreciate graphic novels, art, and comics (artists, writers and fans who consider themselves neither but still enjoy the medium) to connect, collaborate, and have opportunities to interact with local and international comic creators.

Criminal Justice Club (Downtown Office of Campus Life) The purpose of this club is to expose members to a wide variety of different fields and careers in the criminal justice field, by hosting speakers and providing field trips to criminal justice affiliated facilities.

Dance Team The purpose of the club is to form a community as we teach people to do different choreography from hip hop to majorette to even slow dance. This club will also have values based on dedication and team work ,student will have to try out to join but anyone is welcome to tryouts.This club will be able to allow others to introduce themselves to new people and be able to express themselves outside their comfort zone

Disability Awareness Club (Downtown) The purpose of the Disability Awareness Club is to educate the community about different disabilities and to provide support to students with disabilities.

ESports Club (formerly SMASH Club) The purpose of the organization is host a competitive yet welcoming environment for players of all skill levels who are interested in playing all titles of “Super Smash Brothers” at competitive level. To hold tournaments on campus where players can meet people whom they have not met before that share the same interests as them and bond over a mutual love for the game. All while offering a safe place for players to improve their mental fortitude and hone their skills while being exempt of judgement. 

Engineering Leadership Council The goal of this organization is to explore different aspects of engineering fields which include the fields of civil, chemical, electrical and mechanical engineering.  Their goal is to provide lines of communication between students and practicing engineers by means of seminars and field trips.  They assist students in deciding what field of engineering to pursue and what transfer schools are appropriate.  The group also sponsors and participates in design competitions.

Global Union The purpose of this organization is to provide a forum and a place to call home for international students at MCC. Our goal is to promote understanding and goodwill between international students and their American counterparts. Students exchange ideas, provide cultural awareness to the student body, conduct trips to various parts of the United States and plan activities on campus together.

Healthy Baby Network Club (Downtown) The HBN FATHERHOOD club at Monroe Community College aims to recognize the importance of excellent fathers and men of color. This Fatherhood club is an extension of the Healthy Baby Network Fatherhood program, which acknowledges fathers who are willing to provide support and educate themselves while gaining leadership skills, and services and opening new chapters in their lives through this program. As a result, the fathers achieved greatness and excellence in scholarship and life skills. Since our Fatherhood program started, we have sought to achieve these characteristics. 

Hike It Together (HIT) Club The purpose of this organization is to promote the physical, mental, and relational health benefits of hiking. To encourage outdoor activities free from technology, foster a sense of community, and to facilitate self-reflection and personal growth among its members. 

Holocaust, Genocide, and Human Rights Project (HGHRP)  The purpose of this organization is to serve as Monroe Community College’s unique advocate for telling the stories of the Holocaust and other genocides while transforming individuals to become advocates for Human Rights.  We provide programming; events and lectures that help people understand the rights for everyone.

Hospitality Club Acquaints students with the food service and hotel industries, and identifies where a student’s interest might be in the field. Members have an opportunity to exchange ideas and experiences through discussion, study, field trips, menu planning and publication.

Information, Computer, Technology Club The purpose of this club is to educate students on the process of repairing and modifying technology as well as introducing them to other aspects of the ICT field.

Martial Arts Club The purpose of the MCC Martial Arts Club (MCCMAC) is to promote the study and safe practice of Martial Arts, limited only to the knowledge of our members, for the purposes of their mental and physical benefits. Our goal is the broaden the horizons of resident martial artists, introduce newcomers to the world of Martial Arts, and to help promote a sense of community and respect amongst the student body.

Math Club (Brighton & Downtown) The purpose of this organization is to deepen MCC Downtown and Brighton Campus students' accessibility, understanding, and appreciation for mathematics. Our goal is to assist club members in developing higher levels of mathematical problem-solving skills in ways that are fun, interesting, challenging, and meaningful to its members.

MCC Mapping Club This club promotes networking among students and with faculty associated with MCC’s Geographic Information Science and Technology (GIST) and Geography programs; acts as a vehicle to promote humanitarian mapping as a Chapter of YouthMappers; and facilitates networking and professional development with the broader GIS/Geography community.

MCC Theater Troupe The purpose of The MCC Theater Troupe is to hone talents and passion, then introduce hard work, and ultimately, turn talent and passion into skills.  This club will demonstrate how hard work, passion, friendship and teamwork is fundamental into every avenue of success.

Monroe Doctrine Newspaper This organization is a student run newspaper, where students learn the overall workings of a newspaper. Students experience everything from managing a newspaper, editing, copywriting, layout, distribution and photo editing.

Muslim Student Association Explores the practices of the Muslim Religion and provides the opportunity for students to combine student activities and religious practices at MCC.

Optics Club The mission of this club is to hold activities that engage the students, faculty, & staff of MCC in Optics through outreach, activities, and presentations. The MCC Optics club will maintain affiliations with the Optical Society of America and SPIE, the international Society for Optics and Photonics.

Phi-Theta-Kappa This organization recognizes and encourages the academic achievement of two-year college students and to provide opportunities for individual growth and development through participation in scholarship, leadership, service and fellowship activities.

Pride Alliance (Brighton Campus) Pride alliance is a safe space for students at any point of their journey to come and support LGBTQ+ students and community on campus. This group acts as an advocate for students by promoting the awareness and education about the LGBTQ+ community. We also promote diversity among MCC students.

Radiology Club The purpose of the MCCRC is to increase awareness and understanding of the science of radiology and medical imaging, with the aim of delivering assured, skillful services in future endeavors, including upholding the highest levels of patient care within our communities of interest.

Robotics Club The club's main purpose shall be to create opportunities for students to work as a team to learn and practice technical competencies related to designing, creating, and operating a robot. Students will have the option to travel and participate in the annual ASEE Robotics Competition. The club will provide opportunities for students to engage in hands-on learning, collaborative problem-solving, and innovative exploration within the realm of engineering and related disciplines

S.A.D.H.A. [Student American Dental Hygienists’ Association] Students explore experimentation and receive hands-on experience in the field of dental hygiene. Upon graduating, students earn the right to become a member of the parent association (American Dental Hygienists’ Association).

Scribe Society Scribe society is an all-inclusive club that is committed to creating an environment that is a beacon for cozy activities, exposure to art, literature, and opportunities for personal development within the MCC community. We hope to attract members with an affection for literary works, a creative spirit, and a strong passion for building supportive connections. In addition to learning new skills and ways to craft, our mission is to enrich the lives of our members through meaningful discussions, encountering novel experiences, and fostering the development of a supportive social network. These well-rounded activities will aid in providing more connection and compassion amongst members and students alike. We firmly believe that this diverse experience will not simply pass the time; They will act as a hub where personal growth intertwines seamlessly with collective enrichment, echoing the harmonious resonance of The Scribe Society.

Society of Women Engineers + STEM (SWE+STEM) The Society of Women Engineers and STEM are guided by the mission to stimulate women to achieve full potential in careers as engineers, and in stem field and leaders, expand the image of the science profession as a positive force in improving the quality of life, demonstrate the value of diversity.

Student Government Association (SGA) The Student Government Association (SGA) promotes the general welfare of the student body, serving as the student’s voice in matters concerning MCC students.  SGA also provides opportunities to participate in planning events on campus and in the community, valuable volunteer opportunities, plus travel and scholarship opportunities.

Student Music Association Students learn the art of different types of music by learning and experiencing different instruments.  Students have the opportunity to play in a live ensemble while other students experience the joy of singing in the club.

Student Nurses Association Students who are continuing a career in nursing experience the cohesiveness and networking experience by servicing the college and community. Opportunities to assist and mentor incoming nursing students into the program are encouraged.

Surgical Technology Club The purpose of this club will be to promote the field of Surgical Technology to the MCC campus and surrounding community, educate, upon their arrival, incoming Surgical Technology students, and those interested in the program and/or field and provide community service to the campus, as well as the local community

Sustainability Club The purpose of the Sustainability Club of MCC is to inspire behavioral and conscious decisions to positively impact ourselves and the environment we interact with in order to create a more balanced relationship with the natural world. We strive to encourage environmental stewardship through a broad spectrum of educations on environmental topics both locally and globally. We work to create a group of aware and conscious individuals that advocate for social justice in regards to green practices.

Table Top Club The mission of the Organization shall be to foster a community that is a stress free and supportive environment to balance the weight of college life via gaming.

Theater Troupe The purpose of the club will be to hone talents and passion, then introduce hard work, and ultimately, turn talent and passion into skills.  This club will demonstrate how hard work, passion, friendship, and teamwork is fundamental into every avenue of success.  Another purpose is to give actors currently enrolled at MCC a place to express their talent even if they are not currently enrolled into THE 190: Theatre Reheasrsal and Perfomance production.

Travel Club Students have the opportunity to learn the basic concepts and standards of the travel and tourism business. Students receive hands-on training in airline reservations, tours and conference planning. The Organization shall work to assist in facilitating role playing games and other tabletop games held within the college. 

Veterans Club The purpose of the Veterans Club is to be a support system as well as a meeting place for fellow military veterans.  This club will assist each other with positive motivation to achieve personal goals as well as leaving a legacy for fellow veterans to follow. The Veterans Club works to bring about awareness of issues that are facing our Veterans. The club encourages friends and students who wish to help our soldiers to join this great club.

WMCC Radio- The PULSE! This organization serves as a training mechanism for those who wish to take advantage of the knowledge and experience available in the broadcasting and communication fields.  Students have the opportunity to learn the business side of operating a radio station, become a DJ, produce and explore the advertising end of the radio business.

Young Democratic Socialists of America Our mission is to educate and organize students and young people and to play a helpful and principled role in the movement for social justice. Within and throughout this struggle, we will articulate and defend the idea that true human liberation is impossible under capitalism. We seek social change which extends democracy into all aspects of life -- social, political and economic. This is the struggle for democratic socialism. Our vision of socialism is profoundly democratic, feminist, and anti-racist.