Christian Fellowship Club
The Christian Fellowship Club (CFC) is an interdenominational fellowship open to all
students, faculty, and staff interested in devotion, prayer, and community service.
Advisor: Renata Sims
Christian Fellowship Handout
Culture Club
This is an organization to promote good-will and understanding, to develop character,
and to cultivate friendship among students of the college.
Advisors: Ashley Hernandez
Culture Club Handout
First Generation Student Club
The First Generation Student Club is dedicated to developing ways to support YTC first-generation
students adjust to a new environment, lifestyle, and academic traditions. In addition,
First Generation is devoted to being a support group and resource for first-generation
students to help them understand and be exposed to cultural and leadership development
and utilize their academic and community resources.
Advisors: Lauren Reese and Michelle Lucas
First Generation Student Club Handout
Fitness Club
The Fitness Club brings together students, faculty, and staff interested in activities
that lead to improved physical fitness for the improvement of overall health: physical,
mental, and emotional.
Advisor: Takishawa Woodard
Fitness Club Handout
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) is a postsecondary professional business
organization open to any student who has an interest in business, regardless of the
student's major field of concentration. FBLA's purpose is to bring business, education,
and the community together in a positive working relationship to build leadership
qualities in students.
Advisor: Axsel Brown
FBLA Handout
Literary Arts Club
The purpose of the Literary Arts Club is to promote and support varied interests in
reading and creative writing within the YTC community; to facilitate thoughtful discussion
of selected texts (including student work); and to build leadership and interpersonal
skills.
Advisor: Jennifer Roberts and Cari Borresen
Literary Arts Club Handout
Roentgen Ray Society (Rad Tech Student Organization)
The purpose of the Roentgen Ray Society is to promote the Radiologic Technology program
and improve understanding of the profession of Radiologic Technologists through campus
activities and student presence. Membership of the Roentgen Ray Society is open to
the first- and second-year students currently enrolled in the Radiologic Technology
program.
Advisor: Anne Graham
Roentgen Ray Society Handout
Science Club
Science Club is open to all students who enjoy different aspects of science, regardless
of the student's major field of concentration. The club hosts a variety of science-related
activities and service projects.
Advisor: Josh Le Clerg
Science Club Handout
Scrub Club (Surg Tech)
The purpose of the SCRUB Club is to promote an atmosphere conductive to optimum learning,
to foster the professional development of surgical technology students, and to provide
the opportunity for students to demonstrate teamwork through participation in the
community interest project selected by each class. Membership in the Scrub Club is
open to regularly enrolled students at York Technical College in the associate degree
program and those on the waiting list in the general technology holding code.
Advisor: Yvonne Koppelmann
Scrub Club Handout
SkillsUSA Chapter
SkillsUSA seeks to empower students to become skilled professionals and career ready
leaders. Membership is open to all students in industrial, STEM, or health science
programs. SkillsUSA allows students to compete at a state and national level, creating
a space for them to showcase their knowledge in front of industry leaders and develop
a professional network.
Advisor: Allison Terry
SkillsUSA Chapter Handout
Student Nursing Association (SNA)
The purpose of the Student Nurses’ Association (SNA) at York Technical College is
to support the professional and personal development of current nursing students.
The SNA aims to foster leadership and encourage community engagement through volunteering
within the York Technical College community and surrounding areas. Membership in the
SNA is open to ADN students.
Advisors: Tara Bennett and Angeline Williams
Student Nursing Association Handout
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National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS)
The National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) is the nation’s largest leadership
honor society and collegiate leadership development program. Students must have a
minimum overall GPA of 2.8 and have successfully completed 15 credits at YTC to be
invited for membership. NSLS differentiates itself from traditional honor societies
in that students must complete a step-by-step leadership development program in order
to become inducted, including Orientation, Leadership Training Day, Success Networking
Team Meetings, and Speaker Broadcasts.
Advisor: Jennifer Roberts
NSLS Handout
Phi Theta Kappa (ΦΘΚ)
Phi Theta Kappa is an international honor society for junior colleges. Its purpose
is to recognize academic excellence, and to encourage leadership and service among
students. Alpha Alpha Iota is the York Technical College chapter of Phi Theta Kappa.
To be eligible for active membership, a student must be enrolled in an associate degree
program and must have completed 12 semester hours toward the degree with a cumulative
grade-point ratio of not less than 3.5.
Advisor: Heather Eddy
Phi Theta Kappa Handout
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Executive Leadership Council
The Executive Leadership Council (ELC) advances the college’s mission of maximizing student success across all academic divisions. Student members advise the President on current and
future Academic and Student Affairs processes, events, and services. The members of
the Council serve as real-time consultants and provide insight into student needs,
barriers, and ways the college can improve the overall student experience. Members
expand their leadership and interpersonal skills, gain valuable connections, and have
the opportunity to advocate for Technical/Community Colleges at the state and national
level.
If you are interested in serving on the Council, please email Jennifer Gammon or Lamar Patterson.
BCAS Dean's Council
Mission and Goals:
The mission and goals of the BCAS Dean’s Council are as follows: The BCAS Dean’s
will serve a sounding board group for the Associate Vice President of Business, Computers,
Arts, and Sciences. This group will be kept up to date on BCAS plans and changes
through regular meetings with BCAS Leadership. This group will also provide leadership
development for members through BCAS sponsored development as well as organizing and
Leading yearly service projects.
Council Composition:
The council is made up of BCAS students (this may be students in programs outside
of BCAS due to the far-reaching nature of BCAS general education exposure. Students
must be in good standing at the college and be sponsored by a BCAS faculty member
who is willing to nominate the student and provide a written nomination, including
a write up on each student (that includes the reason for the nomination).
This group is lead by Dr. James Thomas.
IET Dean's Council
Mission and Goals:
The mission of the IET Dean's Council is to serve as a liaison between Industrial
and Engineering Technologies Division students and administration to facilitate communication,
encourage student interaction and collaboration, and showcase the productive talents
of students organizations. The Dean's Council intends to educate, promote, and enhance
the IET Division in its quest for excellence.
Council Composition:
The council is made up of two student representatives from each department/program
in IET. Also, the Dean and Associate Dean oversee the council with help from the office
administration staff. The council is established each year with new member and past
members that are still enrolled as students and desire to serve for a second year.
This group is lead by: Michael McClain.
HHS Dean's Council
Mission and Goals:
The mission of the Dean’s Council is to serve as a liaison between the Health and
Human Services faculty, students, and administration, to facilitate communication,
student interaction and collaboration, and highlight student success. The Dean’s Council
intends to educate, promote, and enhance the Health and Human Services Division as
it strives for excellence.
Council Composition:
The Council is made up of two student representatives (a freshman and senior student)
from each department/program in Health and Human Services. Members are recommended
by the department/program faculty and will serve on the Council for one academic year.
This group is lead by Dr. Phoebe Coquerel.
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