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Clubs and Organizations

Hawkeye clubs/organizations are student-driven with a faculty or staff member as an advisor.

We encourage you to get involved in a club/organization that interests you, or to start a club/organization we don't currently have!

Art & Literature, Etc.: Special interest club for students interested in having their art and literature published and gets students involved in the publishing process.
BASIC - Brothers and Sisters in Christ: Christian club. Members have gatherings and work closely with the BASIC group from UNI.
Chorus Club: Whether you a trained singer or just starting out, any full or part-time Hawkeye student can join the Chorus Club.
Cross Country Club: Sports club that competes against other college, university, and club teams.
Dance Team: Sports club that choreographs dances and competes in Jazz, Hip-Hop, and Pom.
Drama Club: Special interest club for students interested in performing in or working behind the scenes in two theater productions.
Education Club: Special interest club for education and child development students. To learn more, contact club advisor Catharine Freeman.
Hawkeye Democrats: Governmental club. Members work with local and national Democratic groups and organizations. To learn more, contact club advisor Quentin Hart.
Hawkeye Gamers Club: Special interest club. Members play group computer games.
Horticulture Club: Club for students interested in horticulture. To learn more, contact club advisor Dan Lichty.
International Association of Administrative Professionals (IAAP): Special interest organization for all administrative professional students.
Latin American Student Organization (LASO): Diversity club that works to raise awareness of the diversity of Latin American students at Hawkeye Community College and the Cedar Valley.
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, and Allies (LGBTA) Club: Special interest club for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and allies. This is a safe zone. To learn more, contact club advisor Carol Hedberg.
Multicultural Student Organization: Diversity club that works to raise awareness of the diversity of Hawkeye Community College and the Cedar Valley.
Natural Resources Club: Focus on outdoor studies involving the environment.

Non-Traditional Student Organization: Eligible members need to be a current Hawkeye student and in one or more of the following categories:

  • age 25 and over
  • have children
  • taking classes part-time (6 hours or less)
  • a student who didn't come directly from high school

To learn more, contact club advisor John Allan.
Phi Theta Kappa: Academic honor society. You must have a GPA of 3.5 or higher. They offer leadership skills, fellowship, and scholarships.
Photography Club: Club for students interested in photography and photojournalism.
Occupational Therapy Assistant Club: Special interest group for Occupational Therapy Assistant students.
Respiratory Care Club: Special interest group for Respiratory Care students.
Soccer Club: Sports club that plays other college, university, and club teams.
Student Ambassadors: The members of this club are the main representatives of Hawkeye Community College, Experience Hawkeye Visit Days, and many other special events on and off campus.
Student Senate: Hawkeye Community College student government. Members are involved in leadership, legislation, all the activities on campus, and much more.
Student American Dental Hygienists Association (SADHA): Special interest group for Dental Hygiene and Dental Assistance students.
Student Veterans of America: Special interest club for veterans and current military as well as family and friends.
Web Development Club: Club for students interested in how to develop websites.

Inactive Clubs

The following are clubs that once were on campus but are currently inactive. These clubs could potentially be reinstated if there is enough interest.

  • All Agriculture Club
  • Criminal Justice Club
  • Future Electronics Technicians
  • Global Humanitarian Relief
  • Hawkeye Republicans
  • Math Club
  • Paintball Club
  • Rugby Club
     

 

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Regular Hours Spring 2012

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Friday 7:00am-4:00pm

Brock Student Center Manager

Stephanie Cherry
319-296-2329 ext.1088
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Assistant Coordinator of Student Life

Erika Battern
319-296-2329 ext.1018
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Administrative Secretary for Student Life

Catherine Mayfield
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