Student Organizations
Student Organizations
Student Organization Manual (pdf)
There are several student organizations at Sauk Valley Community College with which to become involved. Involvement in student organizations helps hone leadership, communication and problem solving skills. Student organizations are also a great way to meet new people and make life-long friends.
- A.L.A.S. - Association of Latin American Students
- Our mission is to provide a better scholastic, cultural, political and social life for students and to bring more Latino students to SVCC. Members sponsor programs that focus on promoting and understanding diversity.
- Association for Disability Awareness
- Association for Disability Awareness is dedicated to removing social stereotypes about people with disabilities. They strive to create awareness, educate others about “abilities”, and participate in campus and community life. It serves as a support system for students with learning differences and challenges. We encourage involvement from students both with and without disabilities.
- Campus Crusade for Christ
- Campus Crusade for Christ is comprised of members interested in promoting Christian fellowship. Activities include Bible study, prayer, song, games and lots of laughter.
- Campus Women's Organization
- Campus Women’s Organization supports women as they fulfill their educational/career goals. CWO raises awareness about issues such as: relationship violence, sexual assault, child care, sexuality, body image and eating disorders, and participation in decision-making positions/leadership. They monitor the status of women on campus, and advocate for practices/policies that promotes equal participation.
Criminal Justice Club- Criminal Justice Club educates and provides opportunities while promoting professionalism. The club seeks to develop skills, values, and knowledge among its members. This is accomplished through hosting activities/events, participating in campus activities, and providing community/campus service. The club is not limited to Criminal Justice majors.
- Culture Club
- Culture Club works from the premise that a community college is not just an institution of higher learning or a job training center, but a crossroad of talents, ideas, and skills where individuals can explore new experiences. The club unites students, faculty, staff and administration by planning activities and social events.
- Film and Literature Club (FLiC)
- Our mission is to provide a setting for academic discussion of film in its occasional comparison to literature focusing on themes, characters, and societal commentary.
- Health Careers Club
- The purpose of this organization is to support and encourage pre-health and health career students in their current and future academic endeavors. HCC has been desinged to serve the needs of our students by offering them resources and activities that will help them be successful.
- Honors Program
- Special educational opportunities are available to successful students through the SVCC Honors Program. Honors students receive an enriched general education -- the basis for all future academic experiences. The Sauk Honors experience includes: specially designed academic work which extends beyond normal course activities individual interaction with faculty members in the pursuit of special interests the opportunity to work with advanced scientific instruments.
- Magic Club
- Magic Club provides opportunities for casual/tournament play of Magic: The Gathering, instruction/information to players interested in the game, and a central organization in the Sauk Valley where interested community members can participate as well. Current Schedule
- Math Club
- Math Club shall deepen awareness, understanding and appreciation for mathematics and assist in developing higher levels of math problem solving skills.
- P.R.I.D.E. - Promoting Respect, Individuality and Diversity for Everyone
- P.R.I.D.E. - Promoting Respect, Individuality and Diversity for Everyone is a Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender and Straight Allies Coalition that provides a supportive network, a positive social outlet and a caring environment. Educational programs and activities advocate fairness and respect for students, faculty and staff.
- Pep Club
- Pep Club is made up of the following groups: Cheer Squad; Dance Squad; Stunt Crew; School Mascot; Bleacher Bums. No formal tryouts are held but students need to be able to learn routines, dances, and/or cheers.
- Phi Theta Kappa
- Phi Theta Kappa is an international academic honor society that recognizes academic achievement. There are chapters in 1100 two year colleges across the U.S., as well as Japan, Germany, Puerto Rico, and Canada.
- Sauk Arts Magazine
- Sauk Arts Magazine mission is to provide a creative outlet for students, staff, faculty and administration to publish artwork, fiction, non-fiction, poetry and music.
- Student Ambassadors
- Student Ambassadors are knowledgeable, motivated and enthusiastic students who assist with College recruitment and PR activities. They enhance the image of the college by providing quality services to the community while personally and professionally enriching their lives. They represent the college at any major on campus/community college-sponsored functions.
- Student Government Association (SGA)
- SGA is a vital part of campus life. Responsibilities include representing the student body to the administration, sponsoring campus-wide activities, serving on college-wide committees, recognizing new student organizations, and allocating programming money to student organizations.
- Student Parent Association (SPA)
- Student Parent Association advises, coordinates, and encourages fellowship among students with children. The group is devoted to supporting parents as they pursue their educational goal to better their lives and the lives of their families. All parents are welcome.
U.N.O. - United Neo Otaku- United Neo Otaku is devoted to learning about and experiencing Japanese anime, manga, video games and culture. Activities include discussions of anime and manga, anime trivia and fan dubbing. Field trips may include anime conventions and visits to markets or cultural events.
- Veteran's Organization
- Veteran’s Organization is for students who have current or prior military experience and explores current issues impacting students who are military veterans.
