Student Clubs
Student clubs at Lake Tahoe Community College are a fun way to get involved in student life, meet other people with similar interests, and develop leadership and communication skills.
LTCC offers a wide range of clubs catering to many different interests. From the Honors Society to Outdoor Adventure, there's something for everyone.
Are you an LTCC student who is interested in joining or creating a club? Please view the Club Advisor handbook in the right column for more information and answers to general club questions including how to get started.
Club Life varies from year to year. Contact the advisors below to see if they are active for the 2024/25 school year!
Active Minds is a crucial student led organization on our campus dedicated to promoting mental health awareness and providing support resources for students. As part of a larger network that spans over 600 campuses nationwide, Active Minds creates a welcoming and safe environment for all students. The club focuses on organizing fun and engaging events both on and off campus, aimed at fostering community and breaking the monotony of daily routines. Through these activities, Active Minds seeks to enhance mental well-being and encourage open conversations about mental health.
Active Minds also provides mental wellness resources, and a large depository can be found on the official Active Minds website. In addition, they are an official partner of TimelyCare, a free virtual resource in which students can meat on demand with licensed counselors and medical professionals.
Advisor: Austin Stephens
astephens@ltcc.edu
The Ally Club is dedicated to promoting equal rights and support for the LGBTQIA community on campus and throughout the South Shore. Our mission is to create a safe and inclusive environment where all individuals, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity, feel valued and respected. We engage in advocacy efforts to raise awareness about LGBTQIA issues and work towards fostering understanding and acceptance within our community.
Through educational workshops, social events, and collaborative initiatives with other student organizations, we aim to empower allies and LGBTQIA individuals alike. Our club serves as a platform for open dialogue, providing resources and support for those seeking to learn more about LGBTQIA rights and experiences. By uniting voices and fostering connections, the Ally Club strives to build a more inclusive campus culture and promote equality for all. Join us in our efforts to stand up for justice and celebrate diversity in our community!
Circle K International (CKI) is dedicated to cultivating future leaders through a range of unique service, leadership, and fellowship opportunities that not only make a positive impact on the world but also transform the lives of our members. As a collegiate service organization affiliated with the Kiwanis family, CKI empowers students to engage in meaningful community service while developing essential leadership skills.
Our members are deeply committed to addressing critical issues such as childhood development, environmental justice, food insecurity, housing instability, and mental health awareness. By participating in service projects, members work collaboratively to support vulnerable populations and create lasting change within our communities.
CKI plays a vital role in the broader Kiwanis family of programs, helping to enhance the lives of children in ways that would otherwise be unattainable for individual clubs and districts. Through fundraising efforts, volunteer opportunities, and advocacy campaigns, CKI members strive to make a tangible difference in the lives of those in need.
In addition to our service initiatives, CKI also emphasizes personal growth and fellowship among members. By fostering a strong sense of community, we create a supportive environment where students can build lasting relationships, enhance their leadership abilities, and grow as individuals. Join us in our mission to change lives, inspire hope, and build a brighter future for all!
An association of students that introduces various Filipino values and culture to the LTCC community. We participate in cultural activities that showcase Filipino history, food, songs, and dance while providing awareness of Filipino culture.
Explores Earth through field trips. Recent trips include exploring Tuolumne Meadows, Half Dome and Moaning Caverns in California, and Hidden Cave, Nevada.
The HOPE Club promotes equity for all students and the development for cultural change on campus and in the community while also fundraising for scholarships for undocumented students.
The NSLS is the largest leadership honor society in the United States. Our NSLS chapter
at LTCC launched a few years ago. It is part of the national organization with 700+
chapters and over 1.4 million members.
Students are selected based on exemplary academic achievement. As of 2021, we have
many members who have access to:
· More than $400,000 in scholarships.
· An exclusive NSLS job board.
· A personalized letter of recommendation.
The NSLS leadership program teaches the interpersonal skills that employers seek to give you an edge in the job market. Hear directly from current members as they share how their experience has changed their life.
If you become a member, some of the other benefits are:
· Learn from exceptional leaders like former President Barack Obama during exclusive
Speaker Broadcasts.
· Meet new friends and make lifelong connections (on-campus & virtually).
· Overcome challenges with success coaches shortcutting your way to success.
· Access to private networking events.
Visit the NSLS website to learn more about and accept your nomination.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Some of the common questions we receive are listed below. If you have any other questions,
visit nsls.org to chat with a team member or email help@nsls.org.
What do I have to do to become inducted?
Our five-step program takes approximately 10 hours over the course of the semester
at your pace.
Is this recognized on campus?
We are a Registered Student Organization (RSO). As of 2021, we had many members in
our chapter and there are more than 1.4 million members nationwide.
kedefranco@mail.ltcc.edu
nate.smith@ltcc.edu
The purpose of the Science Club is to serve the Lake Tahoe community and promote science among local youth by visiting local schools with science demonstrations and activities. We work with local teachers to enhance their existing curriculum with our visits. We also take field trips to destinations of interest to science students, for example, The Exploratorium, iFly, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, and we raise funds to support these activities.
Sitsters, or S-Club, is mainly volunteer based providing students the opportunity to be involved in the community specifically to strengthen and support women and children. Some other club activities would include hosting guest speakers, fundraising events, and club field trips. Please keep in mind that participation in this club requires a minimum of five volunteer hours per quarter. We hope to see you at our next meeting!
Join the Sociology Club, where we explore the complexities of our world through engaging discussions and thought-provoking documentaries. This club offers a welcoming space for students to share their perspectives on various sociological topics, fostering meaningful conversations about the society we live in. In addition to our discussions, we may also engage in volunteer opportunities that allow us to make a positive impact in our community. Whether you're passionate about social issues or simply curious to learn more, the Sociology Club is the perfect place to connect with like-minded individuals and deepen your understanding of the world around you.