This is the Aviation Club.
Advisor: John Kreeft,(978) 762-4000 x5592 or jkreeft@northshore.edu
The Criminal Justice Club heightens awareness of students interested in careers in Law, Law Enforcement, Corrections and related fields. In addition the club provides an informal support group and enhances course work studies. Events include exhibitions, demonstrations and speakers.
Advisor: Ann Koshivas Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice DB367c (978) 762-4000 x5418
The Food Science Club was developed to help keep students interested in Food Science and Nutrition, aware of recent development in the Food Sciences and to help them in their career search or continuance of their education. Students enrolled in the "Food Science and Safety" or "Nutritional Science and Diet Technology" programs at NSCC are eligible to be members. The club also welcomes anyone who may have an interest in a safe and nutritious food supply.
Advisor: Gregory Reppucci DS216
(978) 762-4000 x4375 Professor of Natural Science
A club dedicated to the support of the study of aging and the proposition that life at any age can be fulfilling and worthwhile. Sponsors lectures, social events, and activities relating to the theme of successful aging. Meetings are held monthly at the Lynn Campus. Membership is open to all students of all ages.
Advisor: TBA
PTK is a national honor society for students at two-year colleges who exhibit an outstanding academic performance throughout each semester. Membership is by invitation to NSCC students in a degree program with a minimum of 12 credits and a college grade point average of 3.7. Eligible students pay an initial lifetime membership fee. This one time fee may vary from year to year. NSCC is affiliated with the nationwide organization through its own chapter, Alpha Lambda Kappa.
Advisors: Lisa Milso, Director of Student Life, LW171 (781) 593-6722 x2164 and Fred Altieri, DB367H, (978) 762-4000 x5556
The mission of the Psyched for Psych club is to promote awareness, interest, and education on topics in psychology, mental health, and related areas of study. Club activities include group discussions, movies, event planning, fundraising, and socialization for members. All students are welcome.
Please email psyched.for.psych@google.com to be added to the club email list and/or to suggest a topic for the meetings. For further information, contact Advisor: Kristin Erbetta, at kerbetta@northshore.edu or x5580
Membership is limited to Occupational Therapy Assistant (SOTA) students. Purpose of the SOTA Club is to increase social and professional contacts in the field. Fundraisers help sponsor field trips to professional conferences and lectures. Meetings are held on a monthly basis.
Advisors: Ruth Delisio Professor Occupational Therapy DS223 (978) 762-4000 x4168 & Patricia Banks Clinical Coordinator DS203 (978) 762-4000 x4174
The Student Civic Engagement-Anti-Violence Club addresses the plaguing issues of violence in our communities. Students network to provide forums for community organizations and those in leadership roles to come together to put a face, voice, and an end to violence. Let Peace begin with me.
Advisors: Laurie Messina, Asst. Dean of Liberal Studies, DB366D, (978) 762-4000 x5512; Troy Smith, Associate Professor of Human Services, LE134, (978) 762-4000 x6673; and Dr. Elizabeth Williams, Assistant Professor of Behavioral Sciences, LW320, (978) 762-4000 x6653.
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