LSC-Montgomery Student Clubs and Organizations
The Student Life Office is dedicated to enhancing your college experience. We aim to support your academic success and overall education by offering opportunities to engage in social, cultural, intellectual, and recreational activities. Participating in these activities will enrich your college experience and contribute positively to your personal development.
Clubs and Organizations
Below is a list of active clubs at Lone Star College-Montgomery. For the latest updates or changes, please contact the Office of Student Life. To learn more about starting a new club or for other important information, please click here.
Phone: 936-273-7082
Email: mavericklife@lonestar.edu
The Academy (Philosophy)
Promote rational thought in all philosophical topics with open minded discussion. As well as to enhance our own philosophical and rational capabilities.
Contact: Tim Cowan (Advisor)
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Accounting Club
The goals are to promote accounting and business knowledge, and to explore the various accounting and business career fields, while providing a platform for future CPA development.
Contact: Madeline Brogan (Advisor), Antone Fotsue (Advisor), and Angela Kane-Pigg (Advisor)
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American British Club
ABC promotes the values of British and American political culture. These values are individual liberty and common law, applied within the framework of constitutional government.
Contact: Craig Livingston (Advisor)
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Art and Art History Club
The purpose of this organization is to expose ourselves to various art forms in a social environment; to better understand what art is, what it means, and to share viewpoints on the concepts of art; to encourage participation and creativity through open idea-gathering; to involve students in art activities both in/outside of school; and to develop leadership skills/public speaking skills/people skills through open social interaction.
Contact: Darren Longman (Advisor) and Thomas Taylor (Advisor)
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Baptist Student Ministry
The purpose of the Baptist Student Ministry (BSM) is to provide a ministry to persons of the Lone Star College-Montgomery community. We want to walk with students as they take their first step or next step on their faith journey.
Contact: Ruby Del Real
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Bridges International
As the Lone Star College-Montgomery Chapter of Bridges International, the purpose of this organization shall be to serve and foster the knowledge of Jesus Christ and Biblical Christianity among the international community at Lone Star College-Montgomery.
Contact: Francis Ozor (Advisor) and Melissa Connally (Advisor)
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Blue Moon K-Pop Club
Blue Moon K-Pop Club strives to provide a safe environment for students who enjoy Korean music and culture.
Advisor: Robin Griffith (Advisor)
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Business & Finance Club
Contact: Marybeth Kardatzke (Advisor)
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Catholic Club
Lonestar Catholic Club is a Catholic led organization, which strives to develop a strong Catholic community, carry out service and outreach, and overall bring well-rounded Catholic students at Lone Star College - Montgomery together to make an impact.
Contact: Marion Horn (Advisor)
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Chess Club
The purpose of the MC-Chess Club will be to introduce and promote the game of chess to all players at all levels through education, sportsmanship, collegiality, and play!
Meetings: Every Tuesday from 1 pm-3pm in G112
Contact: Michael Devoley (Advisor)
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Clay Club
The clay club is a venue to celebrate the ceramics classes on campus and all they do and share that with the entire student body.
Contact: Charles Wood (Advisor)
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Climbing Club
Building relationships through Rock Climbing and encouraging health and wellness both personally and socially.
Contact: Tim Cowan (Advisor) and Mead Mclean (Advisor)
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Computer Club
The purposes of the Computer Club are to:
- Inspire students to involve themselves in technology.
- Develop students’ professional skills.
- Provide students with hands-on experience in areas of technology.
- Introduce students to areas of technology.
- Introduce students to related organizations.
- Provide students with opportunities to network and converse with technology professionals.
- Educate students about new technological advancements and news.
- Encourage students to commit to moral work.
Meetings: Every Tuesday from 3:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m. in F315
Contact: William Moon (Advisor) and Professor Deepti Sahu (Advisor)
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Continuum
The purposes of this organization shall be to foster a supportive community for individuals who identify as a member of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, and ally (LGBTQIA+) community; provide educational programming for LSC-Montgomery regarding issues prevalent within the LGBTQIA+ community; and advocate for the LGBTQIA+ community at LSC-Montgomery.
Contact: Kevin Fritze (Advisor)
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Criminal Justice Society
The Criminal Justice Society seeks to broaden students’ views of the Criminal Justice field. Our organization hosts guest speakers from various professional backgrounds to share their knowledge, perspectives, and unique experiences. This club also serves as an outlet for both community volunteering opportunities and social activities.
Contact: Dr. Sarah Chapman (Advisor) and Kevin Fritze (Advisor)
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ECOS (Environmentally Conscious Organization of Students)
Striving to raise awareness of environmental issues of campus and community; promote reduction, reuse, and recycling of campus resources; and the recreation and beautification of campus and community.
Meetings: 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month from 1 pm-3 pm in G112
Contact: Michael Devoley (Advisor)
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El Club de Español
Our main goal is to showcase our Hispanic Culture and the Spanish language. Students from all backgrounds are welcome to meet and celebrate diversity.
Contact: Norseman Hernandez (Advisor)
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EMS Cohorts
The purpose of this organization shall be as follows:
- Goal #1: advocates for liaisons with the community and with past, current, and future students of Lone Star College-Montgomery
- Goal #2: Develop a CPR instructor training program for student members to become certified CPR instructors and then provide CPR instruction throughout the campus and community.
- Goal #3: aids and supports LSC-Montgomery as first responders at public functions, community events, and campus- and community-wide events
- Goal #4: promotes leadership, participation, and student success.
- Goal #5: Assist with networking opportunities that facilitate the development of successful students and create potential future job opportunities.
Advisor: Kimberly Kepler (Advisor)
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Engineering Society
The purpose of our club is to give members exposure to the latest scientific findings and different computer software to expand their knowledge in hopes of bettering their future. We will use software common within the Engineering field to give members first-hand experience in hopes they gain proficiency in multiple software. Information about each program and topic will be presented and then learned at one's own pace. The collective will be responsible for helping build each other up in hopes of obtaining a thorough understanding.
Contact: Miguel Rubio-Garcia (Advisor)
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Esports & Gaming Club
The purpose of this organization is to provide a forum for members to discuss, practice, and compete in various e-sports.
Contact: TBD
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Fashion Club
The goal of the Fashion Club is to provide students and the Lone Star Community with a place to study, share, and discuss topics on fashion. The Fashion Club will also serve as a place to create & construct garments, accessories and crafts related to fashion ideas.
Advisor: Robin Griffith (Advisor)
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The Flying Mavericks
The Flying Mavericks organization provides students with valuable insight into the aviation industry.
Contact: Kandi Balingasa (Advisor)
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Human Services Student Organization
The Human Services Student Organization serves to raise awareness of the Human Services Program on the Montgomery campus and provide Human Services students the opportunity to serve both the campus community as well as the community at-large.
Contact: Glen Killian and Gloria Kessler (Advisor)
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International Student Organization
The International Student Organization promotes cultural and social activities that represent its diverse members, who come from around the world. All LSC-Montgomery students are welcome to join the ISO.
Contact: Ryan Wald (Advisor) and Marlyssa Aguilar (Advisor)
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Live Entertainment Technology (LET) Club
Contact: Katie Gruenhagen (Advisor)
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LSAT Prep Club
The purpose of this organization shall be to approach the Law School Admissions Council previously administered official tests, with curiosity and brainstorming by evaluating our information in a neurotypical society and by engaging in healthy feedback by using conversations as an opportunity to learn and to facilitate collaboration.
Contact: TBA
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Math Society
The purpose of this organization shall be as follows:
Goal #1: Connecting students who share a curiosity about or a passion for math. Goal #2: Support and encourage students pursuing interests or careers related to mathematics by sharing knowledge or experiences with each other. Goal #3: Explore and discuss different aspects of mathematics Goal #4: Assist with networking opportunities that facilitate the development of successful students.
Contact: Jeffrey Groah (Advisor) and Jessica Poole-Magee (Advisor)
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Mavericks in Recovery
The purpose of this organization shall be as follows:
- Goal #1: Work diligently to support the students in transition from addiction to recovery, all while attending college.
- Goal #2: Provide students in recovery additional support through common experiences and exchanges of advice about resilience and successful coping strategies.
- Goal #3: Provide a group to support students in recovery in succeeding in their recovery process, their education and contributing to society in meaningful ways.
- Goal #4: Assist with networking opportunities that facilitate the development of successful students.
Advisor: Gloria Kessler (Advisor)
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Maverick Opera Club
Join us for Opera Club as we explore and engage with the visceral world of opera and classical singing. Students will actively listen to, watch, and discuss operatic excerpts, as well as learn more about the historical context and time period in which operas were written. How is opera relevant to today's society and experience in the modern, technological age? Come find out!
Contact: Michael Walsh (Advisor)
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Music Club
To create opportunities for and encourage the performance, listening, and appreciation of music for students involved in the music department classes, ensembles, and other activities.
Contact: Mark Marotto (Advisor)
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Phi Theta Kappa
The purpose of the Beta Delta Iota Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa at Lone Star College-Montgomery shall be the promotion of scholarship, the development of leadership and service, and the cultivation of fellowship among qualified students at this college.
Contact: Darren Longman (Advisor)
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Paleontology Club
Our mission is to unite individuals passionate about history, evolution, ecology, and anatomy, while raising awareness of fossil issues. We strive to create an inclusive community that encourages scientific inquiry and education for everyone.
Advisors: Cynthia Berkins and Mary McHale (Advisor)
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Pizza and Politics
The goal of the Pizza and Politics Club is to provide students and the community with a place to share and discuss political topics, issues, and events. The Pizza and Politics Club will also serve as an arena for members and the community to gain new knowledge, raise awareness, and develop relationships that fosters healthy thinking, information sharing, and debate while striving to leave a positive impact through dialogue.
Meetings: 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month from 1pm-3pm in G112
Contact: Michael Devoley (Advisor), Ernest Dupree (Advisor), and Kevin Fritze (Advisor)
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Pokémon Club
Contact: Robin Griffith
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Pro-Life Club
"At the Pro-Life Club, we hold that all humans deserve human rights, no matter their race, age, accomplishments, or disabilities. Each life is of inestimable and eternal value. Since science establishes that human life begins at the moment of conception, our human right to life should be respected from that point. The Pro-Life Club hosts speakers, events, and service projects to educate people and to help moms and babies in need. Join us and help us change the course of history for the better by stopping the oppression of abortion and creating a culture of life, love and kindness."
Contact: Marion Horn (Advisor)
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Psi Beta
Psi Beta is the national honor society in psychology for community colleges. We have a spring induction for new members and application forms may be picked up in the Advisors’ offices or in the Psychology classrooms.
Contact: Michael Devoley (Advisor) or Kevin Sumrall (Advisor)
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Psychology Club
Everyone who is interested in behavior and psychology is welcome to attend the Psychology Club meetings! The purpose of the Lone Star College-Montgomery Psychology Club is to help students gain a sense of community with others in psychology, learn about the discipline and facilitate leadership development. There are no dues or membership requirements. There is an elected group of officers and a Leadership Council who plans meetings and activities.
Contact: Michael Devoley (Advisor) or Kevin Sumrall (Advisor)
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Radiology Student Association
Open to students of the Medical Radiological Technology program, the organization promotes general health and education for students and professionals alike, specializing in the field of radiologic technology.
Contact: Krystal Kidder (Advisor) and Rowdy Volmer (Advisor)
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Sigma Kappa Delta
Sigma Kappa Delta (SKD) is the English Honor Society for 2-Year Colleges. LSC-M is the only college within the system with a chapter. Membership is by invitation only. Thematic monthly mtgs. & other events are regularly announced.
We have as our main goal to provide distinction to high-achieving students in the English language and Literature. Not only do we want to provide value to SKD's active members, but to every student in campus by organizing and hosting events campus-wide.
Contact: Basnagoda Rahula (Advisor) and Carla Pimentel (Advisor)
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Student Government Association
It is the Mission of the Lone Star College-Montgomery (LSC-Montgomery) Student Government Association to be representatives of the (LSC-Montgomery) student body to our administration. It is our goal to identify the concerns and challenges of students and collaborate to form solutions.
Advisor: Ernest Dupree (Advisor)
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Student Nursing Organization
A service organization, open to nursing students or other interested parties, geared to promoting health and wellness awareness to our community.
Contact: Tamara Blanton (Advisor)
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Student Physical Therapy Assistant Association (SPTAA)
SPTAA promotes the development of leadership in students preparing to become physical therapist assistant or physical therapists.
Contact: Linda Carlson (Advisor)
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Student Veteran Association
The Student Veteran Association aims to unite LSC-M Veteran students, bridge the civilian-military divide, offer support to fellow veterans, and create a sense of camaraderie on campus.
Contact: Sara Killingsworth (Advisor)
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Tea Party Club
This Conservative/Republican social club aspires to be the foundation of LSC-Montgomery’s conservative community. Join us for weekly tea parties, talk freely about conservative things (not just politics), and gain support, advice, self confidence, and friends. We plan to invite speakers to share experiences or how-tos (ex. farmer, 2A instructor, police, activist).
The club does not plan or guide topics/discussions in regular meetings, affiliate with any organization outside of LSC, orient toward specific religion(s), or take sides in debates within the Republican Party. The “Tea Party” is a historic reference to the Boston Tea Party in 1773 and the Tea Party Movement around 2009, and is also our iconic centerpiece.
Contact: Craig Livingston (Advisor) for more information
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Texas Society of Professional Surveyors-Montgomery (TSPS)
The Lone Star College-Montgomery Student Chapter of the Texas Society of Professional Surveyors shall advance, in the broadest sense, the profession of surveying and mapping in the area served by the Chapter; to aid and contribute to the education of its members and the general public in attaining high surveying standards, both technical and ethical; to provide a local headquarters for a closer association of its members and to provide local meetings.
Contact: Adam Salazar (Advisor)
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United Students in Service Club
The purpose of our club is to transform knowledge into impact through volunteering.
Our goals are:
- Goal #1: Engage with the Community: Foster a sense of responsibility and citizenship by addressing local needs through volunteer work.
- Goal #2: Enhance Learning: Bridge the gap between academic study and real-world application, allowing students to see the impact of their education.
- Goal #3: Develop Skills: Cultivate leadership, teamwork, and critical thinking skills through planning and executing service projects.
- Goal #4: Promote Cultural Awareness: Encourage understanding of diverse perspectives and social issues.
- Goal #5: Support Personal Growth: Provide opportunities for reflection that lead to increased empathy and social responsibility.
Contact: Yolanda Reed (Advisor)
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Writers Club
Science-Fiction, Fantasy, Romance, Memoirs, Poetry, and more, if you love writing this group is for you. Join our supportive writing community for engaging discussions, workshops, projects, and collaborative works.
Contact: Suzanne Moore (Advisor) > Sign-up Form
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