Student Life
A student's college experience is more than what he or she studies or what courses he or she takes -- student life plays a major role in one's education.
Richmond Community College offers plenty of opportunities for students to get involved on campus. Whether you’re interested in joining a club or student organization, or making new friends, we can provide you with opportunities to get the most out of your time at RichmondCC.
Get Involved in Your Community College
Student Government Association
Advisor: Chris Gardner, csgardner@richmondcc.edu, (910) 410-1731
Student Government Association (SGA) was organized and chartered in 1967 and is responsible for governing students, assisting in the execution of institutional policies and maintaining an appropriate image of RichmondCC in the community. Every student is welcome to join the SGA and get involved in campus events and activities or have a voice in college policies. Being an officer in the SGA is an educational experience and a great way to learn leadership and management skills. Scholarships are available for all officers.
Ambassadors
Advisor: Brandi Miller, Bamiller@richmondcc.edu, (910) 410-1748
Student ambassador represent the college at different functions and help with recruiting efforts. A scholarship is awarded to each ambassador. The amount of the scholarship is dependent upon the number of hours worked and is paid nine (9) times during the academic year. Students must have at least a 2.5 GPA, and complete a total of 24 credit hours by the end of their first semester as an Ambassador. Applicants are self-nominated with the support of an RichmondCC faculty or staff member. For more information: https://richmondcc.edu/ambassadors
Campus Crusade for Christ
Advisor: Sebrina Copper, srcropper@richmondcc.edu, (910) 410-1750 & Amy Williams, adwilliams@richmondcc.edu, (910) 410-1924
Campus Crusade for Christ provides students with an opportunity to explore practical biblical issues relevant to college-aged students. Students and staff who have a desire to explore their personal spiritual development in a contemporary biblical worldview are encouraged to attend a meeting. Activities and events include, but are not limited to, video-based topical studies and group discussions.
Dare 2 Lead Mentoring Program
Advisor: Sandra Ellis, Saellis@richmondcc.edu, (910) 410-1766 & Chris Gardner, csgardner@richmondcc.edu, (910) 410-1731
The Dare 2 Lead Mentoring Program provides academic support, professional development, motivation, and guidance to students. The goal of Dare 2 Lead is to increase academic performance, student satisfaction, retention rates, and college graduation rates for students. The Dare 2 Lead Mentoring Program meets the second Tuesday of the month from 12:15 to 1:15 p.m. in the Lee Building, room 13A, Hamlet Campus.
Tender Hearted Educators (THE) Club
Advisor: Krystal Harris, koharris@richmondcc.edu, (910) 410-1908
The Tender Hearted Educators (THE) Club is designed to encourage students in the curriculum to discover new ways to educate today’s children.
HVAC Club
Advisor: Marcus X, mnx@richmondcc.edu, (910) 410-1846
The HVAC Club is comprised of students in the Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Technology Program and the NCCER HVAC Levels 1 and 2 courses. Club members practice their craft to become better technicians by providing community service in an HVAC capacity. They also take part in other projects that serve the community.
Math Team
Advisor: Sebrina Cropper, srcropper@richmondcc.edu, (910) 410-1750
The Math Team, a.k.a. “Code Zero,” is a club where students interested in all things mathematics can come together. Activities range from math related games and movies to sponsoring campus-wide math events and at least one competition a year. Any level of math proficiency is welcome.
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society
Advisor: TBA
Phi Theta Kappa acknowledges students who work hard at keeping a high standard GPA. Students are invited to join based on their GPA. This club provides great honor and opportunities to establish a variety of scholarships.
RichmondCC Choir
Director: Dr. Kimberly Goard, kmgoard@richmondcc.edu, (910) 410-1745
The RichmondCC Chorus provides a fun, high-quality musical experience for novice and experienced singers. With regular weekly practice times and the chance to represent the college at various public events and concerts, the Chorus is a wonderful outlet for those who enjoy singing a mixture of many genres of music. It is a also great opportunity to forge new relationships in surprising ways since it is made up of students and instructors, often partners with other musicians, and is offered in a relatively informal setting.