Lone Star College-Tomball provides students with many opportunities to become 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.
Lisa Gutierrez, Manager of The Center for Student Engagement, is available to discuss extracurricular options with you. She and her staff in S212 work closely with the student organizations and can help you find one that fits your interests and talents. Call (281-401-1820), email, or come by (S212) anytime.
Below you will find a list of the LSC-Tomball's recognized student organizations (RSO's). Peruse the list and feel free to contact any of the advisors if you have further questions.
Organizations |
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| Black Student Association |
The purpose of the BSA shall be to provide a forum for black students to discuss issues affecting the black community, promote knowledge and appreciation of black history and culture, encourage academic excellence among black students, and foster a sense of community and support among black students. |
Destiny McGhee-Burgess |
| Chess Club | The Chess Club encourages recognition of the sporting, artistic, and intellectual qualities of chess and strives to improve every member's chess skill level and appreciation of chess. | Van Piercy |
| Cru |
The purpose of this organization shall be as follows: a) Bringing Light To The Word Of God. b) Creating An Atmosphere To Promote The Gospel. c) Supporting Students. |
Irene Gutierrez Briggs |
| Drama Club | The purpose of LSC-Tomball's Drama Club is to promote interest in the theater with the community. To introduce members to quality theater through regular chapter meetings, rehearsals, and performances that deal directly with the LSC-Tomball theater productions, to share information and experience about theater and to promote service projects in which students will be involved in the community through the theatrical production. | Jill Brumer |
| Eclipse Dance Crew | The purpose of this organization shall be as follows: a) Gather people who share the common hobby of dance b) Create an environment in which members can have a safe space. c) Create an environment in which members can release school-related stress d) Provide physical exercise through dance |
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| Eco Club | The ECO Club promotes student awareness of the environment as well as promoting a more friendly way of living. | |
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Future Teachers Club
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The mission of the Future Teachers Club is to promote interest in and knowledge about the teaching profession, to provide fellowship among students, faculty, and community professionals, and to provide support and opportunities to fellow future teachers at Lone Star College-Tomball through community service in and around the Tomball area. | |
| Genders & Sexualities Alliance | The purpose of this organization shall be to promote a safe environment for students of all orientations. This organization shall also work to advance knowledge and communication by building bridges and fostering tolerance and acceptance for all. | |
| Innovation Club | The Innovation Club strives to become a hub for creative and innovative thinkers to create enhanced student learning and VR experiences to teach the skills of critical thinking, systems thinking, entrepreneurship, and cultural intelligence using the design thinking process. | Isabelle Chen |
| International Business Club | Our mission is to foster an inclusive and interactive community where students from all academic backgrounds can come together to explore and understand the dynamic global business environment. Through informative sessions and practical experiences, we aim to equip our members with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the complexities of international business, with a special emphasis on the impact of cultural differences. | Victor Moussoki |
| Jolt | The purpose of this organization is to reach out to people and encourage civic engagement, manage voter registration, create an environment in which it is safe to speak about politics, educate people on voting, and advocate for Latino voting. | Clark Friesen |
| Juggling Club | The purpose of this organization is to spread appreciation of circus/flow arts, challenge its members to push their physical ability, and entertain the community of Lone Star College - Tomball. | Joycelyn Greene |
| JustServe Club | The purpose of this organization is to build unity amongst students by engaging in community service together, provide opportunities to build friendships and camaraderie through community service opportunities, and engender a lifelong love of community involvement and service. | Patty Ludlow |
| Latin American Student Organization |
L.A.S.O. seeks to empower and advocate for Latin American students on our campus and beyond. To promote and celebrate the rich culture and heritage of Latin America among students on campus. Through a variety of cultural and social events, and educational workshops, we seek to raise awareness and appreciation for the diversity and contributions of Latin American countries and their communities. Our goal is to foster a sense of pride, identity, and solidarity among Latin American students and promote cross-cultural understanding and engagement with the broader campus community. |
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| Men's Basketball | The Men's Basketball team is to enhance and empower student athletes with the emphasis on the importance of education. | Chris Dejesus |
| Music Club | The purpose of the music club is to bring together students who are passionate about music and want to learn more. | Dr. Lisa Morales |
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Phi Theta Kappa is the International Honor Society for the Two -Year colleges, and the only honor society recognized by the American Association of Community Colleges. The Alpha Rho Mu (APM) Chapter at LSC-Tomball is award-winning and life-changing. The last few years the Chapter has been awarded multiple times over regionally and internationally for their significant work on campus and in the community. In 2014-2015 and 2015-2016, APM was the number one Chapter internationally. Students earning a cumulative 3.5 GPA based on 12 college-level, transferable credits earned at LSC and current enrollment in at least 3 credit hours at LSC-Tomball are in invited to join APM, and a cumulative 3.0 GPA has to be maintained. |
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| Pro-Life Timberwolves |
Our mission is to protect innocent human life from conception until natural death. To further these goals, members promote a respect for life at Lone Star Tomball and the surrounding community by peacefully standing against abortion and euthanasia. |
Dr. John "Bo" Rollins |
| Special Olympics College Club |
The purpose of this organization shall be as follows: First, engagement from the whole school. Acceptance and inclusion campaigns bring the whole college community together. Pledge signing drives, like Spread the Word- Inclusion, and rallies for respect can engage the whole student body. Second, inclusive leadership. This invites students and Special Olympics athletes to fulfill meaningful roles and lead together in their college program |
Jarome Davis |
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Student Activities Board (SAB)
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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. The goal of the Lone Star College-Tomball Student Activities Board is to serve the student body by planning, coordinating, and executing social and educational activities for the Lone Star College-Tomball student body. Our goals include creating a positive social atmosphere on campus, pursuing good relationships with other groups on campus, constantly improving our programs to meet the needs of a diverse student body, and working together in a spirit of shared responsibility. | Lisa Gutierrez |
| The Student Government Association is an energetic group of students representing the Lone Star College- Tomball student body to the administration. Joining the Student Government Association is a fantastic way for you to get involved at LSC-Tomball and gain experience that will be beneficial to you throughout your education and beyond. | ||
| Student Nurses Association | The Student Nurses Association provides a group for those who aspire to enter into the career of Nursing. Members of SNA can participate in various student activities from the community service projects, seminars, main campus activities. | Mary Jones |
| Student Occupational Therapy Association |
Student Occupational Therapy Association provides camaraderie between the Level 1 and Level 2 OTA students along with increasing the awareness of occupational therapy both on campus as well as in the community. Annual S.O.T.A. Activities: Fall Fest, Adopt a family for Thanksgiving and Christmas, Community visits to Brookwood and My Own Home, Involvement Fair, AOTA Conferences, TOTA Conferences, Easter Egg Hunt, Valentine's Day Love Baskets, Galveston UTMB work collaboration and Power Trip. |
Stephanie Johnston |
| Tomball Psychology Club | The purpose of this organization is to further the understanding of psychology and related fields as well as foster interest in such subjects. | David Beaulieu |
| TRIO ELITE |
The purpose of this organization is as follows:
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Lori Stephens |
| Trevor's Tavern, LSC-Tomball's D&D Club | Our mission is to foster a welcoming and inclusive community where students can explore their creativity and strategic thinking through the exciting world of Adventures League Dungeons & Dragons. We aim to provide a supportive environment for players of all skill levels to engage in immersive storytelling, collaborate on epic adventures, and build lasting friendships. | David Beaulieu |
| Women's Basketball | The Women's Basketball vision is to enhance and empower student athletes through the importance if education as well as using basketball as a motivational tool. | Chris Dejesus |
