Student clubs and organizations

Home > Campus life > Student clubs and organizations

Four SC4 students pet dog during Stress Breaker event.

Meet friends, connect with volunteer opportunities and find peers who share your passions. From drama to business, strategic gaming to health and wellness, at SC4 you’ll meet like-minded people who are also pursuing their hobbies and professional goals beyond the classroom.

Even if you’re not a member of a specific student club, there are campus-wide activities to participate in! Movie nights, our fun end-of-semester Stress Breaker event, the College Center game room and other club-sponsored activities make SC4 a complete college experience.

Each club is open to all students, has an appointed student leader and enjoys the support of a faculty or staff advisor. Don’t see something that suits your interests? Any student at SC4 can start a club or pick up where an old club or group left off.

Questions about how to get involved about starting a new club? Contact Aaron Buckley at ambuckley@sc4.edu. Clubs and organizations are listed below.

Campus Life: Events & Activities Calendar

Student Life Calendar SC4 Events Calendar

Clubs and organizations list

Get involved at SC4 by partnering with Student Government as a volunteer or serving as president, vice president, treasurer or secretary. Scholarships are available for leadership positions. As a club member, you’ll promote and sponsor a wide range of student activities, including hosting all-club events, and you’ll also act as a formal spokesperson for the student body.

Student Government Officers

President: Carsan Milovich

Vice Presidents: Lillian Rutallie

Treasurer: TBD

Secretary: Maliyah Siyal

Advisor:

Aaron Buckley, ambuckley@sc4.edu, (810) 989-5747

Engineering Technology students can get hands-on design and building experience by building a vehicle and competing at both the local and national levels.

Baja challenges engineering students to design and build an off-road vehicle that will survive the severe punishment of rough terrain and in some competitions, water. As in real work situations, these future engineers work together as a team to discover and resolve technical challenges in design, test, and manufacturing, as well as business issues. The most rugged of all the competitions, Baja SAE also gives students the first-hand challenge of pursuing their passion while managing real-life demands and priorities. Each team’s goal is to design and build a prototype of an all-weather, rugged, single-seat, off-road recreational vehicle intended for sale to the nonprofessional weekend off-road enthusiast.

Baja Club meets at the Sanilac Career Center; 175 E Aitken Rd, Peck, MI 48466

Advisor: 

Eric Heinemann, eheinemann@sc4.edu, (810) 989-5602

The Clay Target Shooting Team offers students a safe and exciting way to learn and practice shotgun sports like trap and skeet shooting. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced shooter, this club is a great place to build skills, compete, and connect with others who share your interest in marksmanship and outdoor recreation.

Advisor: 

Steve Gura, scgura@sc4.edu, (810) 989-5641

The SC4 Competitive Dance Team brings together talented student dancers to train, compete, and represent SC4 at regional and national events. Team members build skills in choreography, teamwork, and leadership while showcasing school spirit through high-energy performances.

Coaches:

Michelle Elliott, maelliott@sc4.edu

AnnaLee Higgins, amhiggins@sc4.edu

Advisor:

Aaron Buckley, ambuckley@sc4.edu, (810) 989-5747

Advisor: 

Laura Kihn-Foerster, llkihn-foerster@sc4.edu, (810) 989-5732

International Club: Providing opportunities for students of all cultures and backgrounds to celebrate our heritage. Activities are shared on the portal. All are welcome!

Advisor:

Deb Lacey, (810) 989-5847

Strengthen your spiritual life while congregating with fellow Christian students. IVCF organizes bible study groups, sharing and praise sessions, prayer hours and events such as “See you at the flag,” which unites students around the world in fellowship and prayer.

Advisor: 

Kim Foxwell, kfoxwell@sc4.edu, (810) 989-5834

Advisor:

Maya Savedra, mgsavedra@sc4.edu, 810-989-5724

Nerd Core is open to all students interested in board games, video games, anime, cards, and other subcultures of nerd lore.

Advisors:

Wesley Whetstone, wdwhetstone@sc4.edu, (810) 989-5622

Chrissy Cook, cmcook@sc4.edu, (810) 989-5216

Join Lambda Mu, SC4’s chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the honor society for two-year colleges. SC4’s chapter has been repeatedly recognized for being one of the best in the nation — Lambda Mu won the Chapter of the Year award in 2000 and has received the Distinguished Chapter award over 15 times since.

As a member of Phi Theta Kappa, you’ll participate in community and college service activities as part of the oldest honor society of its kind in Michigan. To join, your GPA must be 3.0 or higher, and you need to have completed at least 12 credit hours at SC4.

Visit the Phi Theta Kappa website to learn more.

Advisor: 

Chris Hilton, crhilton@sc4.edu, (810) 989-5597

Students gather together to shoot and discuss both digital and traditional B&W photography. They develop film, print photographs (both in the darkroom and via computer), learn matting and mounting techniques, and exhibit their work on campus. The group meets throughout the Blue Water Area to photograph different areas.

Advisor: 

Mark Rummel, mrummel@sc4.edu, (810) 989-5809

Whether you hope to direct a student production of your favorite play or you’re just a fan of live theater, the Drama Club is the perfect outlet for your performing arts passion.

Advisor: 

Stewart Reed, msreed@sc4.edu, (810) 989-6208

Capture the moments that matter! The Yearbook Club gives students the chance to document campus life, events, and memories through photography, writing, and design. Whether you’re creative, organized, or just love being part of something meaningful, this is your chance to help tell SC4’s story.

Advisor:

Bridget Barrett, bmbarrett@sc4.edu, (810) 989-5716

Student clubs and organizations