There's more to the college experience than classes and labs, and Greenville Technical College offers many ways to get involved, engage with others and discover new opportunities. Joining a club or organization can help you make new friends, develop leadership skills, support causes important to you, and put your classroom knowledge to use. Explore the many opportunities available to you from the list below. Don't see what you're looking for? Check out the Student Club & Organization Handbook for complete guidelines of how to set up a new club or organization and, once established, manage operations.

Baptist Collegiate Ministry (BCM)

(Tracie Raines, Advisor)

The purpose is to reflect the life of Christ in members' lives and to those lives around them, to strengthen and unify the members, to provide a ministry to individuals within the campus community, and to nurture them in the Christian life and faith.

Cru

(Rebecca Ferguson, Advisor)

Cru is a caring community passionate about connecting people to Christ!

Follow @GreenvilleCru on Instagram to learn more about us, get the latest updates on what we do, and reach out if you have any questions! We look forward to hearing from you soon!

Disability and Neurodivergence Awareness (DANA) Club.

(Jill Walker, Advisor)

The mission it to open eyes and minds to issues the disabled and neurodiverse face every day and building towards acceptance and inclusion in our Greenville Tech community.

GTC Art Club

(Enid Williams and Roberta Restaino, Co-Advisors)

The GTC Art Club provides an open and judgment-free space for those that enjoy gaming, art, and graphic design.

GTC Democrats

(Matthew Cazessus, Advisor)

The purpose is to promote student engagement in civic participation through promoting progressive action, voter registration, and raising awareness of social and political issues.

GTC Gamers Club

(Matthew Cazessus, Advisor)

Provides an opportunity to facilitate friendships and have fun.

GTC Paralegal Association

(John Bell, Advisor)

Students enrolled in the Paralegal Associate Program are encouraged to join the GTC Paralegal Association in order to further their understanding of the paralegal career field. Participants can also become involved in educational and community service activities.

GTC Veterans

(Dr. Chuck Morton, Advisor)

This organization seeks to support veterans attending Greenville Technical College in pursuing their higher education goals.

Hospitality Student Association

(Jeremy Caldwell & Charles Craft, Advisors)

The purpose of this organization is to inform all H.S.A. and Culinary students of professional careers, internships, and the opportunity to obtain additional knowledge of tourism, hospitality, and culinary industries. We plan and raise money for educational trips, conventions, study abroad, and other various culinary adventures, and we also provide networking and social opportunities for career advancement.

Kappa Beta Delta

(Kimberly Young, Advisor)

This group provides recognition, scholarships, and networking opportunities for students with outstanding academic achievements in the A.C.B.S.P. accredited programs.

M.A.L.E.S. (Mentoring, Achievement, Leadership, Empowerment, & Service)

(Richard Dawkins, Advisor)

The overarching goal of the M.A.L.E.S. club is to help students become stronger leaders and allies to the communities by practicing inclusion in their organizations and campuses. M.A.L.E.S. empowers them to create a more accepting, equitable environment and prepares them to work effectively in a diverse workplace. Participants will explore the history and roots of the community, examine where they are currently, and look to their future.

Muslim Student Association (MSA)

(Mariam Abrar, Advisor)

The mission is to promote unity and encourage and enable Muslims and non-Muslims with the basic knowledge of humanity, equality, and service to others.

Phi Theta Kappa (PTK)

(Evan Divirgilio, Advisor)

Phi Theta Kappa recognizes and encourages scholarship, leadership, and service among the students in two-year colleges in America. To accomplish this purpose, the group provides opportunities to develop leadership and service, an intellectual climate for the exchange of ideas and ideals, stimulation of interest in continued academic excellence and fellowship. Students who are in associate degree programs, who have at least two remaining semesters, and who have accumulated 12 credit hours and a 3.4 cumulative grade point average are eligible to apply. Graduating members receive special recognition at the graduation ceremony.

Royal Elite Dance Club

(Kristin Chester and Shadai Wilburn, Co-Advisors)

The Royal Elite Dance Club allows students to engage in dance of all forms, including various dance styles, steps, and cheer. The club motivates and encourages the Greenville Technical College community to attend and enjoy campus events. All levels are welcome!

Sexuality and Gender Acceptance (SAGA)

(Matthew Cazessus, Advisor)

The purpose of this organization shall be to strive to educate others and ourselves on LGBTQ and Straight issues and to work toward enlightening those who are unaware and inspiring those who remain silent in uniting the LGBTQ and Straight communities on campus in order to create an accepting environment, to be a safe place where everyone can feel comfortable and supported, and to foster an active and diverse culture at Greenville Technical College.

Student American Dental Assistants Association (SADAA)

(Michelle Ashley & Camela Sowers, Advisors)

This organization seeks to advance the careers of dental assistants and advocate for the dental assisting profession in matters of education, professional activities, credentialing, and legislation, and promote the ideals and growth of the Association, which aid in the accessibility and delivery of quality oral health care to the public.

Student American Dental Hygienists' Association (SADHA)

(Martha Macaluso, Advisor)

To cultivate, promote, and sustain the art and science of dental hygiene; to represent and safeguard the common interest of the members of the dental hygiene profession, and to contribute toward the improvement of the health of the public.

Student Nurses Association (SNA)

(Sallie Beth Todd, Advisor)

The Student Nurses Association is a pre-professional organization for nursing and pre-nursing students. Members are eligible for numerous discounts, including health insurance, and are given a chance to be involved with community outreach and networking.

Student Occupational Therapy Association (SOTA)

(Candace Fly, Advisor)

The purpose of this organization is to educate the public about the nature of the profession of occupational therapy, to instill in the students an appreciation of their role in health care and to encourage the development of professional skills and behavior among those students preparing for a future in the field of occupational therapy.