Clubs & Organizations

Alive is a student-led Christian student organization, open to all MCC students for the purpose of providing activities to enable its members to grow in their spiritual lives by “doing college life together.” Alive is a place for students to experience vibrant friendships that are authentic and meaningful. Possible activities include service on campus and in the community, reflecting on the Bible and its application to our lives, attending events, retreats and concerts and a possible mission trip this coming summer.

Advisor: Aileen Clay

The Biology Club looks to unite students who are interested in the biological world to discuss science, perform experiments, and educate the public on biological processes.

Advisor: Sadie Reed-Stimmell

The Campus Activity Board is a team of MCC students dedicated to bringing students together by planning, organizing, and executing events for the MCC community. Through a wide range of programming, CAB provides opportunities for students to come together and build community, try new things, and have fun. This group is re-forming after a one year hiatus—join us and impact the overall MCC experience for everyone.

Advisor: Aileen Clay

This club is for students of all majors who are interested in things related to computers (programming, cyber security, computing, etc).

Advisor: Peter La Monica

The Creative Writing Club welcomes all students interested in reading and writing fiction, poetry, screen and play writing, journalism, nonfiction, and all ranges of experimental forms. The club focuses on encouraging members’ creativity and developing students’ diverse voices. The Creative Writing Club also publishes the Queen City Review, a literary magazine which showcases and celebrates the writing, artwork, and photography of Manchester Community College students.

Advisor: Patrick Meighan

The Culture Exchange Club’s purpose is to enhance the experience of students from various ethnic, cultural and national backgrounds by establishing an organization through which they become involved at MCC while developing networking relationships. The Culture Exchange Club will offer support through mentoring, academic help and guidance and event organizing.

Advisors: Glenn Fearnley, Michelle Scott

Are you interested in theater? Have you ever wanted to perform on stage or learn the behind-the-scenes aspects of a live performance? Whether or not you have past experience with drama you are welcome to join this club.

Advisor: Laura Bilodeau, Kim Kulesza

The D & D Club seeks to bring together all MCC students with an interest in playing the classic fantasy role-playing game. All are welcome—take on the role of a main character, recurring side character, or one-time guest star. No prior experience needed!

Advisor: Eric Worthen

The purpose of this club is to enhance the learning opportunities and hands on experiences related to the field of teaching. The club provides opportunities for volunteering with children and youth, educating others in topics related to family, school and youth issues; and exposure to professionals in the field through conference/workshop participation.

Advisor: Carrie Marshall

Future Business Leaders of America gives MCC students the opportunity to be a part of innovative leadership both on and off campus. They bring business and education together in a positive relationship by hosting fundraisers, partaking in community service projects, working hand-in-hand with other clubs, attending regional and national competitions and offering scholarships. Future Business Leaders of America is open to all students who have a flare for leadership, fun, teamwork and participating in activities of all nature. FBLA is a nationally recognized organization at colleges as well as in the workplace.

Advisor: Michael Magoon

Give Kids the World Service Team raises awareness of the mission of the Give Kids The World organization, which supports families of children with life threatening or chronic illnesses. The GKTW team travels to Orlando Florida each year to volunteer at the Give Kids the World Village. GKTW Village works hand-in-hand with the Make-A-Wish Foundation when children’s wishes include a trip to Central Florida.

Learn more about the trip and how to join the team.

Advisors: Joanne Jagodowski, Aileen Clay

The Global Health Club focuses on equitable healthcare and healthcare education in our local communities and abroad. We provide education on topics such as blood pressure, human trafficking, and breast health at MCC events and are always open to students’ ideas on ways to benefit the health of our local communities. Students who are a part of the Global Health Club have the opportunity to go on an international medical mission trip each January. On this trip, we provide free medical clinics to men, women, and children who don’t have access to or money for regular healthcare. Students do not have to be in a healthcare major to participate in this club. All are welcome!

Learn more about the trip and how to join the team.

Advisors: Jill Reid, Julie Patrikas

Open to all students with an interest in health and fitness. This club will strive to provide the MCC and surrounding community with events and activities to increase their awareness of health and fitness related issues. Finally, the club will provide the students with skills and knowledge to improve their own health and fitness while creating a strong community of health fitness enthusiasts on campus.

Advisors: Jennifer Aube, Kelly St. Cyr

Helping Hands is a group of students committed to making a difference in the MCC community, and beyond. They do so by sponsoring events such as a children’s Halloween Party, and the Giving Tree collecting toys/gifts for children, partnering with other clubs’ service projects, volunteering in the community, and by raising funds for various causes. This group has a heart for serving others, and is selfless in their efforts. Open to all students.

Advisor: Michael Magoon

Open to all majors, especially HVAC students. We invite guest speakers, and attend professional organizations and meetings, including, but not limited to, ASHREA and RSES. These events provide networking opportunities throughout the HVAC industry. We also provide opportunities to compete against other post-secondary HVAC programs across the nation. Another goal for our club is to enable opportunities to demonstrate citizenship through community service.

Advisor: Edward Curran

The objective of this club is to explore the exciting world of mathematics. This club will listen to guest speakers, do math exercises, and go on math related trips. Open to all students, but students must attend two meetings before being recognized as a club member.

Advisor: Pam Lamontagne

MCC Pride is a group for LGBTQ+ students and their Allies. Students meet on campus to build community, offer events, and to increase awareness and inclusion of the community with the MCC campus. All are welcome, so stop by and say hi!

Follow MCC Pride on Facebook

Advisor: Kristen Butterfield-Ferrell

This group plans a wide range of events and activities that deal with the field of healthcare and nursing. Members are involved in community service, health education and conference participation.

Advisors: Jessica Boggiatto, Barbara Cormier

MCC Vets mission is to establish a veteran friendly environment at MCC as well as to promote MCC to veterans who are looking to further their education. They assist veterans in taking full advantage of their education benefits, and they lend support to local Veteran’s organizations. Open to all.

Follow MCC Veterans on Facebook.

Advisors: Kristen Butterfield-Ferrell, Jessica Poznanski

MCC Veterans Center

The MCC Veterans Center, located in Room 264, provides a safe environment on campus for all MCC students who are current or former military members, their spouses, and their dependents to study, relax, refresh, and socialize. Be sure to stop by!

Our team volunteers with Re-Member, a service organization on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. It is an emotional and life-changing week where you will witness the extreme poverty afflicting the Lakota People and learn of their rich culture. Our team will take on service projects such as building bunk beds, repairing leaking roofs and/or skirting trailers. This trip is a balance of serving and cultural experiences.

Learn more about the trip and how to join the team.

Advisors: Kimberly Kulesza, Veronica Hibbard

This student organization provides students with the opportunity to participate in Competitive Robotics at the university level. Members develop critical thinking, problem solving, communication, teamwork and leadership skills. The plan is for one or more teams to compete in VEX-U competitions, as well as be involved in sponsoring a state competition at MCC. No experience necessary!

Advisor: Dan Larochelle

Connect with other single parents to share your MCC journey with. The sharing of resources, both on-campus and in the community is a part of this group.

Advisor: Kristen Lindsay

This community-led service trip in partnership with CAS Trips, invites students to journey to Escobilla, a small beach town on the Pacific coast of Mexico over spring break, March 2025. Students will partner with the local community through cultural workshops and coordinating conservation efforts. For over two decades, community members have protected the nesting grounds of millions of sea turtles annually. Students will actively participate in various conservation activities, from night patrols safeguarding sea turtles and their nests, to planting trees in the jungle, and tidying up beaches. A highlight of the trip includes a visit to the turtle hatchery, where students may have the opportunity to release baby sea turtles. Throughout the experience, students will gain insights into sustainability and conservation efforts, both locally and globally, in this biodiverse region of the world.

Learn more about the trip and how to join the team.

Advisors: Sadie Reed-Stimmell, Hillary Rodriguez

This club allows students to participate in SkillsUSA competitions to test their technical skills against their peers and industry standards. Students develop leadership skills through campus activities, conference participation and community service.

Advisor: Jason Strong

Students for Environmental Action is open to all students who have an interest in environmental issues. This club raises awareness through speakers, films, presentations, and education. They sponsor Earth Day activities in the spring and are actively involved in the Community Garden on campus.

Advisor: Katie Hamilton

The Student Leadership Board serves as the governing group for the student body. SLB funds recognized student groups, acts as the student voice, and forms committees to work on projects that improve the student experience on campus. The SLB also plans activities on campus to build a sense of community. With the Department of Student Life, SLB supports the success of all of the student groups through leadership and community-building activities.

Advisors: Aileen Clay, Melissa Olson