LSC-Tomball Clubs
Lone Star College-Tomball provides students with many opportunities for becoming involved in the college community beyond their classroom activities. Various student organizations allow creative and energetic outlets for student's academic, career, cultural, and recreational interests and needs.Shannon Marino-Program Manager
Phone: 281-357-3642
Office: C-223
Amy Hirsch-Coordinator
Phone: 281-401-1820
Office: C-223
- Anime Club
- Baseball Club
- Basketball Club Men
- Basketball Club Women
- Campus Crusade for Christ
- Cheer Club
- Chess Club
- Creative Hobbies
- Culture Club
- Dance PC
- Debate Club
- Deutsch Klub (German Club)
- Drama Club
- ECO Club
- Gay Straight Alliance
- Honors Student Organization
- Inkling
- Le French Club
- Lone Star Design and Development
- Math Club
- Music Club
- Phi Theta Kappa
- ROaDI Recruiters
- SALSA Club
- Soccer Club (Men & Women)
- STARS
- Student Activities Board
- Student Government Association
- Student Nurses Association
- Student Occupational Therapy Association
- Veterinary Tech Student Organization
- Volleyball Club
The purpose of this organization is to promote the knowledge and appreciation of Japanese animation (anime), Japanese cartoon publications (manga), and Japanese culture, as well as to create and publish quality anime and manga.
Advisor:
Danielle Thornton
Phone: 281-351-3321
Office: W-219
Officers:
President: Jeremy McDonald
Vice-President: Richard Choi
Secretary: Kathryn Richardson
SGA Rep: John Syphrett
Web Coordinator: Jeremy McDonald
Eager to learn more of this Japanese sub-culture? If the Anime Club sounds interesting, read their constitution to find out more about them.
Campus Crusade for Christ is a club dedicated to enlightening students on what it means to be a Christian. Campus Crusade for Christ meets every Tuesday night in E-100 at 7:00 p.m.
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Advisor(s):
Robbie Robert Rogers
Phone: 832-559-4251
Office:L253
Lucas Hattenberger
Phone: 713-443-0996
Want to learn more about Christ and share that information with others? If you want to get involved with Campus Crusade for Christ, read their constitution.
Cheer is an organization of people who encourage school spirit, set good role modeling skills, and encourage students to attend sport games at Lone Star College-Tomball.
Officers:
President: Sydni Ward
Vice President: Emma Bogue
Advisor:
Phone: 832-229-6282
The Lone Star College-Tomball Chess Club provides those who love the strategy and skill of chess to get together and share their enthusiasm.
Officers:
President: Cruz Castelan
Vice President: Robbie Nehls
Advisor:
Van Piercy
Phone: 281-401-1814
Office: S-153 J
Think you can play chess with the best of them? "Check" out the Chess Club constitution to find out more about them.
Creative Hobbies is a student organization whose aim is to enjoy recreational and competitive hobbies including trading card games, board games, and role playing.
Fancy yourself the King (or Queen) of Games? Learn more about the Creative Hobbies club by reading their constitution.
Advisor:
Shane West
The Culture Club promotes the education of students on the different cultures around the world. Its members consist of students from various parts of the world, each bringing part of their culture with them.
Advisor(s):
Ben Leung
Phone: 281-357-3692
Office: S-206
Vivian Rodgers
Phone:832-559-4242
Office:L250
Learn more about the Culture Club by reading their constitution.
Officers:
President: Diego Frias
Vice President: Bella Ferrufino
Advisor: Maria Chomiak
Phone: 281-357-3635
Office: N-104
The purpose of the Debate Club is to promote a healthy and safe environment for students to talk about current topics. The Debate Club encourages students to think critically and promotes teamwork.
Advisor:
Clark Friesen
Phone: 281-401-1807
Office: E-213 L
Need to practice your rhetoric? Then don't put up an argument and read the Debate Club constitution to see if they are the organization for you.
The purpose of this organization shall be to further the study of the German language and culture at LSC-Tomball through scholarly and educational events on campus and in our extended community.
Advisor: Brenda Bauske
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Drama Club
The Drama Club is dedicated to those who love the theater. The club is in charge of putting together performances for the campus throughout the year.
Advisor:
Sherri White
Phone: 281-357-3654
Office: E-175 C
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Do you wish to find out more about the fantastic world of theatre? Read over the Drama Club constitution to see if you fit the part.
The ECO Club promotes student awareness of the environment as well as promoting a more friendly way of living.
Advisor(s):
Steve Anaya
Phone: 281-357-3651
Brandon Lowery
Phone: 281-357-3743
Office: W-204 F
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Are you a lean, green, environmentalist machine? See if the ECO Club can help you make a difference in the natural world by reading their constitution.
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View the Future Teacher Club constitution to learn more.
The purpose of the gay straight alliance is to promote a safe environment for students of all orientations, to advance knowledge and communication, build bridges, and to foster tolerance and acceptance for all.
Advisor(s):
Janie Filoteo
Phone: 281-357-3683
Do you promote peace between people of different sexual orientations? If you're looking to be a part of the Gay Straight Alliance, be sure to read their constitution.
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The Honors Student Organization acts as a division of the Honors Program. The Honors Student Organization offers Honors students a forum for discussion and fellowship that enhances the Honors Program by planning and presenting programs of both an academic and social nature, encouraging the development of leadership among its members while offering service to the college. HSO shall also seek to identify, recruit and challenge academically motivated students and offer the faculty the opportunity for innovation and renewal.
Wish to join the Honors Student Organization? Take a look at their constitution to find out more about them.
Advisor:
Steven Prewitt
Phone: 281-357-3759
Office: E-213 T
Advisor(s):
Melissa Studdard
Phone: 281-357-6989
Office: E-210C
Amy Hirsch
Phone: 281-401-1820
Office: C-223
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The purpose of this organization is to further the study of the French language and culture at Lone Star College-Tomball through educational events on campus and in our extended community.
Advisor:
Mary Pat Trenkle
Phone: 281-357-3789
Office: S-257 H
Parlez-vous français? If you're looking to learn more about Le French Club, go ahead and look at their constitution.
Lone Star Design & Development
The Lone Star Design & Development is a club dedicated to the creation of games and media production. Its members are involved in all aspects of game production and creation.
Advisor:
Dep-Wah Davis
Phone: 281-401-1802
Office: E-210 K
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Looking to learn more about the video game industry? Level up by reading the Lone Star Design and Development Club's constitution.
The Math Club is dedicated to those students with a true passion for math. Our mission is to show the fun and exciting things that are accomplished through math and how it impacts the world on a daily basis.
Advisor(s):
Mark Hammerbacher
Phone: 281-357-3679
Office: N-109 H
Brandi Cline
Office: W-204 J
Read the Math Club constitution to learn more about this student organization.
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Music Club is dedicated to those with a passion for music. The club studies all aspects of music, and presents musical performances around campus throughout the year.
Advisor:
Cheryl Bates
Phone: 281-357-3675
Office: E-153
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Check out the Music Club's constitution and see if it is the club for you.
Phi Theta Kappa is an honors organization for two year colleges. Membership is by invitation only and a 3.5 GPA has to be maintained. PTK meets every Monday at 6:00 p.m., and alternates between holding meetings in the Commons at the Tomball Campus and Luby's at the University Park campus.
Advisor:
Bo Rollins
Phone: 281-357-3796
Office: S-257 M
Want to be a member of this honor society? Read the constitution for Phi Theta Kappa and find out more.
The ROaDI Recruitment Team exists to be the face and voice of experience for Lone Star College-Tomball. Recruiters assist the ROaDI department's efforts by speaking to students about Lone Star College-Tomball, guiding campus tours, assisting with campus visits, attending outreach events, and participating in various recruitment efforts. The ROaDI Recruiters meet every Monday at noon in the West Wing.
Advisor:
Taffy Daussin
Office: W104
Phone: 281-351-3344
Are you interested in recruitment? Take a look at the ROaDIs constitution to see if you have what it takes.
Student Activities Board
The Student Activities Board is a student run organization dedicated to enhancing campus life for the LSC - Tomball student body through social, recreational, educational, and cultural programs. SAB hosts many energetic programs like Welcome Palooza, Fall Fest, Game Days, Lunchtime Concert Series, Spring Fling, parties, dances, and much more!
Advisor(s):
Shannon Marino
Phone:281-357-3642
Office: C-223A
Phone: 281-401-1820
Office: C223C
SALSA Club SALSA (Spanish Association Leading Students Ahead) is a cultural student organization that works to promote unity and empowerment among Hispanic students at LSC-Tomball. The organization hosts activities and performs community outreach wherein its members can meet, develop friendships, establish professional links, and educate others about the richness of the Hispanic Cultures. The club also supports Hispanic students continued education by providing opportunities for them to visit or to have contact with universities or university personnel. Membership in SALSA is extended to all students at the LSC-Tomball campus.
Advisor: Maria Chomiak
Phone:281-357-3635
Office: N-104
Learn about the SALSA Club by reading their constitution.
STARS
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever does” - Magaret Mead
The STARS organization was designed to encourage students to learn and share experiences on a variety of topics. Through globally minded, non-violent civic action, students become aware of issues related to activism, freedom, human rights, peace, and social justice within our community and throughout the world.
Please review the STARS constitution and March/April 2012 Calendar.
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PINTEREST: Lsc-Tomball Stars/Pinterest
TWITTER: @LSCTSTARS
YAHOO EMAIL: tomballstars@yahoo.com
Advisor:
Sharon Alewine
Phone: 281-357-3643
Office: S114
Student Government Association
The Student Government Association (SGA) is the main voice of the student body. It functions as a crucial link between students and Lone Star College-Tomball administration. The SGA works to improve the quality and value of the educational experience at the college by acting as an advocate for student concerns. SGA urges you to do your part to ensure Lone Star College-Tomball continues to meet the needs of the community and students. As a member, you will learn valuable leadership and organizational skills and be part of a legacy, shaping the future of TC. All students of TC are members of Student Government.
To be heard, you have to speak out; the SGA only works if you participate. To take a more active role, students should become voting members of the SGA. Voting members include the Executive Council, and Student Senators. Students may be appointed to committees, and have a vote in their respective committees. SGA as a whole meets the last Monday of every month in N-103 at 3:00 p.m.
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Advisor(s):
Shannon Marino
Phone: 281-357-3642
Office: C-223A
Victoria Waters
Phone: (832) 559-4243
Office: ELC
Learn more about Student Government Association in their constitution.
Student Nurses Association
SNA is a club made up of students in the nursing program. Their club educates the rest of the student body the different aspects of what it takes to be a nurse. Nursing is the fast track to the medical field and the rest of your life. Nurses make a difference.
Advisor(s):
John Vancamp
Office: S-257
Kim Rumsey
Office: S-257 P
Learn more about this student organization by reading their constitution.
Student Occupational Therapy Association
Make sure you have sent your contact information to lonestarsota@gmail.com
Annual SOTA Activities: Fall Fest; Holiday Fest; Adopt a Family for Thanksgiving & Christmas; Community visits at Brookwood & My Own Home; Activities Mart; AOTA Conference; TOTA Conference; Easter Egg Hunt; Valentine's Love Baskets to Personal Care Home; Galveston UTMB work collaboration; Power Trip
President Colin Paulino
Vice President Maria Cordial
Secretary/Tres. AJ Greenfield
SGA Reps Crystal Murdock and Ky Schindler
Activities Randi Macey and Lisa Johnson
Marketing Promoter Rebecca Pulliam
Advisor:
Stephanie Johnston
Phone: 281-357-3732
Office: S-204 B
Take a look at this student organization's constitution to find out more information.
Veterinary Tech Student Organization
Vet Tech is a club dedicated to animal lovers. The members are mostly composed of students in the Vet Tech program.
Advisor:
Kathleen Diamond
Phone: 281-351-3358
Office: W-106
View the VTSO constitution to see if this club is a perfect fit for you.
