AUBURN HILLS CAMPUS
It's our purpose to provide a fun, stress-free environment where students can game,
chat, and easily make friends with people with a variety of interests. This club is
a place where anyone can come and find a warm welcome because we accept, encourage
and appreciate people from all walks of life. We love to game and we love to chat.
Come down to room G-104 (the glass "Fishbowl" room in the far end of the Student Center
by the Raiders Store) or room G-106 during one of our games or ask about us in the
Student LIFE office in G-150! Shawn Dry - Advisor
InterVarsity is an evangelical campus mission serving students and faculty on college
and university campuses nationwide. Our vision is to see students and faculty transformed
campuses renewed and world changes developed through the power of the Holy Spirit
and the good news of Jesus. Join us for weekly bible study, fellowship and more.
We can also often be found in the Student Center recruiting. Stop by and say hi!
Mark Hopkins- Advisor
We, the students of the Oakland Community College (OCC) campus at Auburn Hills are
of multiethnic origin, and in order to promote international goodwill and friendship,
unite to ordain and establish this constitution. Let there be understanding and respect
among us; derived from our efforts as scholars, and our respective social and cultural
heritage. Sarah Lemelin - Advisor
The Optimist Club at Auburn Hills Campus is the collegiate branch of Optimists International,
Clarkston, Michigan chapter. Optimist International is a worldwide volunteer organization
made up of more than 2,500 local clubs whose members work each day to make the future
brighter by bringing out the best in children, in their communities, and in themselves.
Our collegiate club is committed to optimism and self-development for the improvement
of youth and community. It gives OCC students opportunity to help local youth through
membership in one of the largest service organizations in North America. Our campus
branch specializes in outreach, friendships and advocacy for OCC students and youth
with autism spectrum disorder. Robin Brose - Co-Advisorand Kimberlea Reid - Co-Advisor
Leadership – Scholarship – Fellowship - Service
The path to opportunity begins with Phi Theta Kappa, the world's most prestigious
honor society for two-year colleges. Becoming a member of this elite organization
helps students excel in college and beyond. As a Phi Theta Kappa member, students
gain access to nearly $37 million in exclusive transfer scholarships to approximately
750 four-year colleges and universities.
Phi Theta Kappa members join the ranks of an exclusive group of highly recognized
scholars. With over 3 million members inducted in nearly 1300 chapters worldwide.
Since Phi Theta Kappa's founding in 1918, over 3 million scholars have been inducted
in nearly 1300 chapters worldwide. Members of the honor society gain special opportunities
to pursue scholarships, honor studies, leadership development, and civic engagement.
Our honor society members look forward to national and regional conventions, special
discounts and offers from our corporate partners, Competitive Edge training, and many
other exclusive benefits. Being distinguished as a Phi Theta Kappa member helps students
stand out in the transfer application process as they look to continue their education
beyond Oakland Community College. Email us at PTKAOROCCAH@gmail.com to learn how you
can be part of Phi Theta Kappa. Stacey Jackson- Co-Advisor and Jeff Farrah - Co-Advisor
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Student Government (College-wide)
Student government not only looks good on a transfer resume, but it exists to be
the voice of the students, advocating for their needs and providing support for issues
when they occur. We also seek to help students make their time in community college
more enjoyable and fulfilling, through clubs and special events. General Membership
is offered to all students who attend the Auburn Hills campus, regardless of major.
Student issues or suggestions may be submitted for consideration of the Executive
Board via a Student Concern/Suggestion Form or dropped off in our office in the Student Center G-150; via email; or in person at our Open Meetings. You may also visit the student government website here for further information about running for office or being appointed by our advisors
to an open position. Stacey Jackson - Co-Advisor and Jeff Farrah- Co-Advisor
We celebrate the diversity of sexual orientations, gender identities, and gender expressions;
welcoming everyone regardless of how they self-label. Join our club and be yourself
in a supportive environment! Michelle Samtouni - Advisor
The SVA's mission is to provide military veterans with the resources, support and
advocacy needed to succeed in higher education and following graduation. Join veteran
students for friendship and group discussions. Beau Everitt and Carlos Olivarez- Advisor
Psychology Club
Grow and work with us in Psychology Club! Our main goal is to cultivate an environment
for those who are interested about the ins and outs of psychology itself. We meet
once a month to discuss either one or a myriad of interesting psychological topics.
All brains and bodies are welcome to join! Kathy Tiell, Ph.D -Advisor
Spanish Club
¡Hola! Welcome to the Spanish Club! We meet in D-313 on Mondays at 5:30 for an hour
to discuss the cultures of Spanish speaking countries, actively practice those cultures,
and to build community. Whether you have experience with the language or not, you
are welcome to participate and contribute to our fellowship! Join us for snacks, music,
movies, news, and friends every Monday! Contact Charles Gwiazdowski for questions
and inquiries! Advisor - Gheorghita Tres
UP TO US
UP TO US is a student organization comprised of students with an interest in economics
and fiscal policy, specifically concerned about raising awareness about the growing
U.S. National Debt. The purpose of UP TO US is to create dynamic campus discussions
concerning the U.S. Debt Crisis and how it will affect the future of our nation. Advisor-Jeff Farrah
STEMulated
Have you ever wanted to make a plane, design a mobile app, or research the cure for
an illness? Then STEMulated is the perfect group for you. We are a dedicated group
of students majoring in STEM who are committed to increasing diversity in our respective
fields. Through bi-weekly meetings, workshops, and other campus events, we hope to
increase student interest in STEM and help them to gain valuable experience in their
careers. Advisor-Mark Stevenson
HIGHLAND LAKES CAMPUS
Dental Hygienists Association
The professional organization for dental hygienists is the ADHA. There is a state
component (Michigan Dental Hygienists Association) and a local component for Oakland
County. Activities include dental health presentations to local schools and community
organizations. All incoming dental hygiene students are charged a membership fee of
$65 a year. Students are elected to the board from the student membership. The officers
include: president & treasurer (2nd year students) and vice president & secretary
(1st year students). Renee Fox - Advisor & Tina Wilson
The path to opportunity begins with Phi Theta Kappa, the world's most prestigious
honor society for two-year colleges. Becoming a member of this elite organization
helps students excel in college and beyond. As a Phi Theta Kappa member, students
gain access to nearly $37 million in exclusive transfer scholarships to approximately
750 four-year colleges and universities.
Phi Theta Kappa members join the ranks of an exclusive group of highly recognized
scholars. With over 3 million members inducted in nearly 1300 chapters worldwide.
Since Phi Theta Kappa's founding in 1918, over 3 million scholars have been inducted
in nearly 1300 chapters worldwide. Members of the honor society gain special opportunities
to pursue scholarships, honor studies, leadership development, and civic engagement.
Our honor society members look forward to national and regional conventions, special
discounts and offers from our corporate partners, Competitive Edge training, and many
other exclusive benefits. Being distinguished as a Phi Theta Kappa member helps students
stand out in the transfer application process as they look to continue their education
beyond Oakland Community College.
Lisa Skowronski - Advisor
Phone 248.942.3223
2019 PTK Photos
Nursing Student Association
The Oakland Community College Nursing Student Association (OCCNSA) is an active group
within the nursing program, the college and the community. It is a chapter member
of the state (Michigan Nursing Student Association) and the national (National Student
Nurse Association) organizations. OCCNSA is the largest chapter in the state of Michigan
and 4th in the national group. OCCNSA holds monthly meetings on the second Monday
of each month with special speakers. The group is also involved in many community
activities including collecting school supplies for area children, food and blanket
drives for area shelters, and volunteering in the Mobile Nurse Clinic. For more information,
please visit the NSA Facebook page.
Rosalind Woodson- Advisor
Optimists Club
The Optimist Club at Highland Lakes is a collegiate branch of the Clarkston Optimists,
the international service organization for people committed to the improvement of
youth and community. It gives OCC students opportunity to help youth through membership
in one of the largest service organizations in North America.
Kim Boose - Advisor
Psychology Club
This organization meets once a month to discuss current psychology issues. Speakers,
topical movies and field trips are key components.
Dr. Krishna Stilianos - Advisor &
Professor Meta Lothman
SIGN Club
Support, Inspire, Grow and Network! The SIGN Club seeks to support and expand student
knowledge of and experiences in American Sign Language and the Deaf community. The
club holds workshops and maintains a strong presence at community events. Its members
share ideas and experiences in order to grow at a professional and personal level.
Pam Klock - Advisor
Spectrum
We celebrate the diversity of sexual orientations, gender identities, and gender expressions;
welcoming everyone regardless of how they self-label. Join our club and be yourself
in a supportive environment! Kurt Stanley - Advisor