The purpose of the Christ on Campus club is to provide an opportunity for those students interested in the Christian faith, a place to fellowship, study the Bible and support each other as members of the NSCC community. This year we intend to meet weekly on alternating campuses. Any interested student is welcome to join us!
Advisor: Lora Connelly, Room LW321, (781) 593-6722 x6292; Tim Whitman twhitman01@northshore.edu
The Engineering Club focuses on how fun, fulfilling, rewarding and even cool engineering can be. Our club is a student organization that consists of engineering students or anyone who is interested in engineering. Previous years activities included tours of four year colleges, guest engineers, and school-wide engineering competitions (one per semester) in order to share the "fun" of engineering with the NSCC community. The club is more than just specific activities, but a place where students can come and interact with their peers in a non-classroom environment. The ultimate goal of the club is to make friends and have fun with fellow students while being exposed to the different aspects of studying engineering in college.
Mary Beth Steigerwald, Assistant Professor of Engineering, Room LW321, (781) 593-6722 x6650
The NSCC Environmental Club offers students a unique forum where they
can discuss issues relating to the environment and how they can help
solve them. The club meets weekly in an informal, friendly, and
moderated environment where you can hear the ideas of some of your
most thoughtful peers on subjects ranging from politics, science,
activism, environmental philosophy, and anything else relevant to
environmentalism. The Environmental Club is committed to fulfilling
our duty as inhabitants of this planet to work towards a more
sustainable lifestyle. We examine ideas about how we can make a
difference in theory and practice, through multiple strategies such as
art, literature, film, politics, and activism.
Advisor: Joseph Modugno jmodugno@northshore.edu x6276
The purpose of the film club is to provide a place for students to
gather and share their love of the movies. The club focuses on how
entertaining, stimulating, enriching, and just plain cool this most
modern of art forms can be. The members themselves choose activities,
which include on-campus screenings with refreshments, field trips to
historic theaters, special events, and always lively discussion. In
the process, students make new friends and discover new films while
exposing themselves to a wide variety of opinions.
Advisor: John Zamparelli jzampare@northshore.edu, Instructor Lynn, LW-324 x6239
The intent of the media club is to offer students the opportunity to participate in a wide variety of media experiences. The initial focus will be to generate video productions that will be produced by and for the college community and will be shared with the local access cable organizations in Lynn and Danvers. Individuals and groups will decide the content and direction of the club.
Jim Harrington, Room LW307, (781) 593-6722 x2159
MCS celebrates heritage, ethnicity, language, nationality, and diversity at North Shore Community College. We strive for understanding and respect by working together, sharing ideas, and learning from each other. Join us to plan, sponsor, and support activities that express and affirm our multicultural experiences.
Advisors: Esperanza Herrera, Multicultural Enrollment Specialist, LW113 (978) 762-4000 x6274 and Iona Black, (978) 762-4000 x4369
Asalam Alycome (Peace be with you)!
The Muslim Student Association is a student organization striving to help Muslim Students better their religious activities as a complete way of life, mobilize against injustice and oppression, increase Islamic awareness, and clear up misconceptions through education and understanding.
Advisor: Yusef Hayes yhayes@northshore.edu (978) 762-4000 x 5414
The NSCC Philosophy Club offers students a unique forum where they can
discuss the deep, nagging questions they've been asking themselves.
The club meets weekly in an informal, friendly, and moderated
environment; it's a place where you can listen to the arguments and
constructive criticism of some of your most thoughtful peers on
subjects ranging from politics, morality, religion, science, activism,
and anything else that comes to mind. However, Philosophy Club is not
only for the most knowledgeable about academic philosophy; rather, it
is a place for everyone to discuss useful ideas and to explore
philosophical reflection as a life-transforming discipline.
Advisor: Fred Altieri FALTIERI@northshore.edu DB367H, (978) 762-4000 x5556
The NSCC student Poets and Writers Society is organized to promote artistic written expression and to provide a format for the presention of creative writing. Membership is open to all students.
Advisor: TBA
The Queer Straight Alliance's club membership is composed of gay,
lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, and straight
allied North Shore Community College students. The Queer Straight
Alliance is designed for members interested in social change through
GLBTQ education and resources at North Shore Community College.
Advisor: Anne Tabet, (978) 762-4000 x5535
Promotes science, technology, engineering, and mathematics on campus
and the community.
Aid students in these careers as they prepare for the transition from
NSCC to a four year college or career.
Raises funds to support students that are in need of financial
assistance pursuing the mentioned career fields.
Discusses about types of careers, majors, schools, internships,
volunteer, and job opportunities.
Advisor: Nancy Tufo (781) 593-6722 X6680 ntufo@northshore.edu
The purpose and function of NSCC Surfriders Club is to promote the activity of surf riding, with all of the social, intellectual and physical benefits inherent in the pursuit of the activity, as well as promoting student and faculty participation in the greater community through the medium and culture of surf riding, stewardship of the oceans natural resources in the college and surrounding community, and a greater understanding and tolerance of diverse cultures.
Advisor: Sean Hanlon Instructor of English, Danvers B367E (978)739-5467
The purpose of the veterans club is to provide support and promote unity among the present and former members of the United States Military and National Guard, and their dependents. This diverse group of students will be provided with information regarding their military benefits and programs which support them, and a vehicle for advocacy of their rights and support of their educational and career pursuits.
For more information or to sign up please visit the Veterans Club page.
Advisor: Mike Monagle, Veterans and Military Credit, Room DB217, (978) 739-5539
The Youth Group United is a club that offers support and guidance at all times for students. Leadership is one of the most important components of this club. The students of this club work in unity to perform through Biblical references. Testimonies from other students are always welcome to teach others about their life experiences. The members of this club get together with fellowship, to motivate one another to succeed as a team at NSCC.
Advisor: Alexandra Guzman, Lynn, LW157 Extension 6601
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