A group of Hutchinson Community College students that provide tours to prospective students and their families of our campus and facilities. They share personal experiences about their time here and answer questions about HutchCC and the community. This is a limited group selected by the Admission Office.
The purpose of this club will be to promote the visual arts on the Hutchinson Community College campus and the community of Hutchinson.
Working hard behind the scenes and getting little fanfare is the Hutchinson Community College Sports Medicine Department. This hard-working unit continually serves Blue Dragon student-athletes with the best of health care.
Hutchinson Commuity College is a member of the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference and the National Junior College Athletic Association. Men's teams participate in football, basketball, baseball, cross country, track and field, and golf. Women's teams participate in basketball, volleyball, track and field, cross country, soccer, and softball.
Bigs is the college version of Big Brothers/Big Sisters. Members of Bigs are paired up with a student in the local school system. Members act as mentors to their "little"
BLL provides an opportunity for its members to become involved in the community and campus through fellowship and service activities.
The Hutchinson Community College Block and Bridle Club is open to all students who have an interest in the agriculture industry. Members have the opportunity to participate in activities, conferences, and meetings to further develop their leadership skills. This club also builds closer relationships among students pursuing some phase of agriculture and related fields.
Blue Dragon Billiards at Hutchinson Community College is providing the opportunity for camaraderie, recreation, and sportsmanship.
Business Club members meet to take what they have learned in the classroom to a higher level, real life. They work on service projects, develop business plans and collaborate with the community.
CAB is the organization responsible for planning campus-wide activities including homecoming and spring fling.
To support, encourage, care for students in their faith and love all.
Chess Club for Hutchinson Community College, providing the opportunity to practice strategy, ethics, and sportsmanship while learning chess.
This club is a service organization that provides service, leadership and fellowship opportunities for its members. Activities are aimed toward service to our community, college campus and worldwide. Circle K is part of the Kiwanis family.
Hutchinson Community College College Democrats is a student organization that promotes the principles of the Democratic Party. We aim to engage the HutchCC campus to grow a large, diverse, and closely connected political community and group of friends.
The mission of the College Republicans is to help make the Republican Party a strong and viable option for students of Hutchinson Community College.
The Collegian is the Hutchinson Community College student newspaper.
The Collegian is the student newspaper.
The Hutchinson Community College Collegiate Farm Bureau Chapter offers students the ability to enhance their leadership skills through experiences and opportunities to become agricultural leaders. Students engage in activities on campus in junction with the Reno County Farm Bureau to help promote agriculture in the community. This club is open to all students interested in agriculture and related fields.
Communication Club focuses on communicative arts. We host several events a year highlighting student work and fostering the art of communication in our community.
The Hutchinson Community College Concert Chorale is the primary choral ensemble on campus. This ensemble is open to all students regardless of major. The HutchCC Concert Chorale performs a minimum of four major concerts on campus and several concerts throughout the region every year, as well as frequent invitations to perform on music convention programs.The repertoire performed by this dynamic group is quite varied, drawing from the great choral literature of all historical eras: chants, motets, spirituals, folk songs, masses, multi-cultural, and a large spectrum of languages from African dialects, Russian, German, Latin, French and Hebrew. The Concert Chorale takes a concert tour every year and receive frequent invitations to perform at national and international choral festivals and competitions.
A club for students in the Cosmetology program to further their involvement in the industry and community.
These teams provide students with an opportunity to test their agronomic knowledge in a competitive setting while gaining valuable skills applicable to a career in agriculture. Experience is beneficial, but not necessary to qualify for these teams. Scholarships are available to suitable candidates.
Helping students come to know Jesus, grow in their faith and go to their families, communities and the world to share God's love.
This group was organized in 1929 to provide an honor society for those doing a high standard of work in dramatics and to provide a wider fellowship to those interested in college theatre.Membership in Delta Psi Omega is by invitation from the campus chapter, upon a student's having demonstrated a high standard of work in dramatics. Qualifications are based on both the national and local chapter constitutions.Delta Psi Omega members are expected to work throughout the year in community service projects, as well as to perform and promote college theatre productions.
The Dragon Dolls, a dance and pompom team chosen by tryouts, perform at football and basketball games, including the NJCAA basketball tournament. Dragon Dolls enroll in the physical education Rhythms class.
This organization is open to students taking coursework in the Computer Support Specialist (IS) area. It focuses on computer activities (including LAN parties), participating in intercollegiate competitions through SkillsUSA, and promoting the Computer Support Specialist program.
For HutchCC students who are military veterans
To provide the Hutchinson Community College engineering students with the necessary tools to put what they have learned in the classroom into action.
Screen, analyze and discuss iconic films from throughout history at Media Production (Building 12)
The Hutchinson Community College Student Fire Science Association is open to students majoring in fire science. It provides fellowship and educational opportunities for its members.
A student-led organization intended to provide a safe, supportive environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, straight and questioning (LGBTQ) students (or those who are perceived as such) and their straight allies.
HANS is where the nursing students at HutchCC can contribute and have direct input into their nursing education. Membership is open to any pre-nursing, first year or second year students.
The purpose of HALO is to improve our community, celebrate Latino customs and traditions and build student leadership skills.
The Hutchinson Community Colllege Honors Program provides academically talented students with an opportunity to enrich their educational experience through small class size, close faculty contact, research projects, and course work shared with other academically talented students.
This organization is the college version of Big Brothers/Big Sisters. Members of this club are paired with youth in the local school system in a mentoring relationship.
KNEA Future Teachers/Volunteers for ChildrenLargely a pre-professional group with service-learning for future teachers which allows practice in many aspects of teaching that would not be a part of classroom setting, such as sponsoring an event tailored to children. ANY STUDENT WITH ANY MAJOR may join as well because the group is volunteer-focused. Events include food collection for Reno County Children, Childrens Safety Fair and more.
Please contact the sponsor below for more information.
For students interested in learning more and gaining experience officiating various sports.
Phi Theta Kappa is an honors society for students at two-year institutions. Members are encouraged to participate in local, regional, and national activities centered on leadership, service, fellowship, and scholarship. To join, students must have complete at least 12 credit hours at HutchCC, have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.5, and pay a membership fee.
The purpose of the Ping Pong Club for Hutchinson Community College is to provide a friendly environment for camaraderie, fun, and sportsmanship.
The Res Hall Council is a required organization for Resident Assistants in the HutchCC Housing Department; The RA Council's main focus is managing their dormitory floor as well as planning and implementing social and educational programming.
SkillsUSA is an applied method of instruction for preparing America's high performance workers enrolled in public career and technical programs. It provides quality education experiences for students in leadership, teamwork, citizenship and character development. It builds and reinforces self-confidence, work attitudes and communication skills.
The Snapdragons Photography Club is a place where students with an interest in photography can meet to discuss photo ideas, new camera designs, freelance work and have fun with an occasional pizza party.We also have field trips to places like photo studios, art galleries, and to the Lake Afton Observatory, where we use the large telescope to photograph the moon and planets.
Social dance club gives students the opportunity to meet once a week with friends to develop and practice dance routines such as the waltz, tango and fox trot.
Any full-time student (carrying 12 hours) in good standing with a 2.5 cumulative GPA or higher and making normal progress toward graduation may try out for a position as a member of the Spirit Squad. Students must try out for a position. Selection is made by the sponsors and a selection board. To remain eligible for the Spirit Squad once elected, members must meet the following requirements: Maintain a 2.5 cumulative grade point average and Maintain a 12-hour academic work load.
SGA participates in governing school activities, providing social activities, and representing the student body in student affairs issues with administration and faculty. For information about membership, refer to the Constitution of the HutchCC Student Government Association.
This ensemble rehearses 3 times per week and performs at least twice a semester with at least one off-campus performance. Past off-campus performances have taken place at the Kansas Cosmosphere & Space Center, The Strataca Salt Mine Museum, and the Hutchinson Zoo. Repertoire for this ensemble spans a wide range of time periods, genres, and diverse composers.
This is an annual volume devoted to the literary and visual arts and is sponsored by the English area. Students authored poems, essays, short stories and short plays, as well as student photography and visual arts, make up the contents. Student editors work faculty advisors to produce the publication.
Please contact the sponsor below for try-out information.
Vocal Jazz at Hutchinson Community College has become one of the most exciting aspects of the choral music program. Its popularity among the students has prompted the expansion from one group in 1995 to three groups in 1996. Each vocal jazz ensemble accepts up to 12 vocalists through audition and is accompanied by a live instrument jazz combo. Auditions for these groups are open to anyone regardless of major. All members of a vocal jazz ensemble must be enrolled in the Concert Chorale.The repertoire performed by the vocal jazz ensemble includes a variety of jazz styles: standards, swing, Latin, ballads and bebop. Members are also expected to learn to improvise, scat and sing and prepare solos. These groups have numerous performance opportunities. In addition to performing on major on-campus concerts, they present the annual Night of Vocal Jazz concert, entertain for numerous functions in the region, and participate in jazz clinics and festivals. Besides touring within the state, HutchCC vocal jazz ensembles have performed from Colorado to Texas and Florida.