Clubs and Student Engagement

The ACTS 2:38 organization is a non-denominational, Christian-based organization. The ACTS 2:38 statement of faith is as follows: to support the body of believers at the Eastern Shore Community College, and to further the cause of Christ, by performing outreach on campus, as well as, throughout the Eastern Shore community. Contact jnash@es.vccs.edu

To promote student art whether it be photography, painting, sculpting etc.  Research shows that artistic expression is therapeutic for the support of good mental health.  The purpose of this club is to encourage students to engage in the arts whether in self expression or just the appreciation of art. Contact jnash@es.vccs.edu

Involving students in the practice of “positive psychology”.  Positive psychology is the most recent discipline in the field of psychology.  Positive psychology as a discipline focuses on success in life.  The idea is to focus research on what is good and right, what works in life, essentially what makes life good.  The purpose of this club is to practice community enhancement and student experiences to enhance mental health.  It is the club’s goal to take a trip once a year to encourage positive mental health and to appreciate what is good in this beautiful world we live in.  Contact jnash@es.vccs.edu

Phi Theta Kappa is a national honor society for two-year colleges, which recognizes scholarship among associate degree students. In addition, it provides opportunities for leadership, service and fellowship. To become a member, a student must, be enrolled in a regionally accredited institution offering an associate degree program, have accumulated full-time status (at least 12 hours) in courses leading to an associate degree, have established a grade point average of 3.20, and be of good moral character and possess recognized qualities of citizenship. Contact cduffman@es.vccs.edu or kwalker@es.vccs.edu for more information.

Our Chess Club is meant to provide sportiveness and friendly competition among ESCC students, faculty members, and members of the overall community.  Each member shall be dedicated to the idea behind the organization: to extend altruism to the community and be welcoming to anyone wishing to join.  The purpose of its meetings is to share in the art of playing chess, a strategic game that promotes critical thinking.  Contact cduffman@es.vccs.edu or nuckols@hotmail.com for more information.

We the Community are committed to assisting the community at large.  The organization accomplishes its mission by providing friendship, fellowship, and service opportunities.  Contact cmason@es.vccs.edu

SGA Page

The Student Government Association (SGA) is the official representative of the student body. All credit students may participate in SGA elections. Full-time and part-time students with grade point averages of 2.50 or higher are eligible to run for office (up to two part-time students may serve). The SGA organizes most of the student activities at the College, recommends student representation on major College committees, and consults with College officials on matters of concern to the student body.  Contact jnash@es.vccs.edu

Welcome to Makers Collective, where creativity knows no bounds! Join us twice a month for a vibrant gathering open to all ESCC students and community. During our meetings, we embrace a diverse range of crafting hobbies, welcoming beginners and experienced makers alike.

Our goal is to cultivate an encouraging atmosphere, providing the perfect setting for you to explore new crafting horizons or expand on existing interests. Unleash your creativity, connect with like-minded individuals, and let the joy of making inspire you! Email kcrumb@es.vccs.edu with any questions and check out @makerscollective.escc to see what we’re up to.

Join our club and make some beautiful and functional items out of wood. We will provide you with tools, wood and instruction – you only need to bring yourself 🙂  We meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of every month. For more information contact:  wfoxworthy@es.vccs.edu