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Student Life
The mission of Student LIfe is to create an inclusive campus environment by assisting our students in discovering and utilizing their talents while acknowledging and respecting the talents of others. By offering comprehensive programming, college sponsored organizations, and service opportunities, Student Life promotes a global community and the intellectual, social, and emotional growth of our diverse student body. Student Life understands the necessity of individual expression in successfully representing the Massasoit community.
Student Services is committed to the college's mission of creating a supportive and safe environment for all our students.
Brockton Clubs
Anime Club
A group that wants to make a friendly environment where like minded people can come and learn about the world of anime and manga. The club would also like to introduce the culture from which anime and manga derive. They will occasionally show movies, bring in different foods, have guest speakers who know the language and culture of Japan. At times they will dress up in clothing styles including j-rock and visual kai. Advisor: Scott Ketcham X2906
Beyond Recovery
Recovery from various forms of addiction is possible for everyone. All members of the Massasoit community are welcome to this safe and supportive group to share experiences and promote a lifestyle free of addiction. Advisor: TBA Advisement & Counseling Room SC127
Creative Writing
This is an academic student club where students will be able to engage in the study of various forms of literature, creative poetry and short stories in a group setting. Students will read, review and critique the writing of others to help improve their writing skills. Advisor: Johanna Pitman X1975
Culinary / Hospitality Club
This club is made up of Culinary Arts majors as well as students from the general population interested in college and community involvement. This includes developmental food presentations, food and bake sales, and providing products for elderly and homeless. Advisor: Paul Weeden X1692 Donna Wright X 1692
Dramatikos
The student-run community Massasoit Theatre Co. that produces one or two shows a year including, musicals, comedies, dramas, and children's theatre. Performances take place at the Buckley Performing Arts Center. Students become involved in all areas of theater production, including acting, singing, dancing, stage management, sets, lights, sound, costuming, make-up, public relations, and advertising. Advisor: Ellen Kelly X1052
Gay Straight Alliance
This organization is dedicated to increasing awareness, tolerance, and acceptance of people of different sexual orientation. The purpose of the club is to help make Massasoit a place that is accepting of all people. Meetings are open to all gays, lesbians, bi-sexuals, and their family and friends. Advisor: Ellen Kelly x1052
Hearts for Haiti
A social club on campus. Its purpose is to promote cultural awareness of the Haitian Community, provide an opportunity for Haitian students and others to come together and form bonds of friendship and mutual understanding, and to create a bridge where students can learn about Haitian cultures and mainstream American culture. This club is open to all students. While it is not a service organization, Hearts for Haiti will be an active participant in programs that benefit the wider community. Advisor: Roland Blanchette X1706
Helping Hands
An organization dedicated to increasing the understanding and awareness of disability issues through sponsoring activities and events in the college as well as the greater Massasoit Community. It offers peer support where answers can be found and ideas can be explored. Open to all students, staff, faculty, and administrators.
Advisor: Rebecca B. Gullak x1775
Honors Program Association
This is an honorary club that promotes and furthers the mission of the honors program and provides services and support to its students. The Association shall provide its input to the Honors Program Council. Advisor: Kathleen Pahl x1850
International Touch Club
Open to all students. The purpose of the club is to represent and further the interest of the diverse student body, promoting multicultural understanding, encouraging self-development and pursuing global responsibility and cooperation of the entire college community.
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Advisor: Ida Cerezo-O'Donnell x1465
Mary E. Baker Unity Club
This organization was formed for the purpose of providing services to Massasoit Community College's minority students. The club is trying to build a strong support system not only for social and cultural purposes, but also for meeting any identified needs in the areas of Academic Affairs, Financial Aid, Counseling and Transfer assistance. In celebration of diversity, ALL students, including those attending day programs, night programs and Canton campus programs are welcome to join with this group.
Advisor: Alvin Riley X 1081
Media Axis
WMCC cable radio. Students can become DJs, newscasters, announcers, and radio writers. Students involved in the television side of the media club can expect to get immediate quality hands-on training in television production. This is in contrast to other colleges where training is usually reserved to upper classmen. Such training includes; audio engineering, non-linear editing, in-studio and field camera work, pre-production coordinating, technical directing, directing, producing, graphics, computer animation, audio editing and a boat load of know how. Along with fundraisers and field trips to other production facilities the media club provides a stepping-stone to those who are considering a career in any aspect of media communications.
Advisors: Bob Bowers X 1906, Virginia Hunter X 1055
Newspaper/The Voice
To provide a means of informing students/faculty/staff of news items of interest about Massasoit Community College and the surrounding community. Advisor: Bruce McCabe x 3001

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Nurses Club
Open to all nursing majors. The purpose is to encourage peer support, plan class projects, and act as liaison between students and faculty.
Advisors: Class of 2011 - Andrea Matthews x1737 Class of 2012 Robin Liles x1738
Phi Theta Kappa
Officially known as the International Honor Society of the Two Year College. Students must have at least a 3.5 cumulative average and have completed at least 12 credits in a degree program at Massasoit Community College.
Advisors: Charles Mastrangelo X 1934 and Claire Krasnow X 1904
Radiologic Technology
Designed for students enrolled in the Radiologic Technology Program.
Advisors: Class of 2011 - Cheryl Burke x 1764 Class of 2012 - Nancy Sutcliffe x1784
Respiratory Therapy Club
For those students already enrolled in the Respiratory Therapy program.
Advisors: Class of 2011 Kathy Wood X 1765 and Class of 2012 Martha DeSilva X 1787
Senior Center at Massasoit
Provides an opportunity for Senior Citizens to fulfill life long ambitions in the academic world. Social contacts and referral to Town, City, State, and Federal agencies.
Director: Joyce Zymaris X 1304; Coordinator: Jennifer Murray X 1695
Student Government Association
The campus governance body which oversees the student activities program. Each student is a member and may vote and hold office in the association. Students interested in holding a position as a Student Senator may run for election each fall. The offices of the Student Senate are President, Vice President (2 - one for each campus), Secretary(2 - one for each campus), and Treasurer.

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Advisor: Director of Student Life, Kathleen Reid x1480
Video Game Club
This club is open to all students who enjoy competing in video games. Students are encouraged to bring their own games, controls, and at times, their own systems.
Advisor: Janet Brown-Sederberg X 1630
Warriors Cheerleading/ Step Team
Choreographs cheers, dance and step routines to perform at Massasoit Community College athletic games and special events on campus. The team uplifts school spirit by generating encouragement, team sportsmanship and overall enthusiasm. The team also promotes an awareness of the essential link betweeen health and athletic development. Advisor: Elisabeth Dorsey x1183
Women's Resource Center
The Women's Resource Center, located in the Lower Level of the Student Union, Brockton, sponsors a wide variety of activities that are of special interest to women. The center offers students the opportunity to increase their knowledge, interest and appreciation of the needs, contributions, aspirations and problems of women. Services are available from September to June, three days a week.
Director: Joyce Zymaris X 1304 Coordinator: Donna LeClair X 1484
Canton Clubs
AlAS Club
American Institute of Architecture Students, Massasoit chapter, promotes excellence in architectural education, training and practice, and fosters an appreciation of architecture and related disciplines. Membership is open to all students currently enrolled in this college, with an interest in Architecture or Engineering.
Advisor: Irving Weiner X 2626
Artist's Union
Open to all students currently enrolled in the college who share an interest in Art & Design. Activities include field trips, visiting artist lectures and demonstrations, and informal social meetings.
Advisor: Liangshu Han X 2680
ASHRAE
Massasoit Community College's HVAC program has the longest standing student branch of ASHRAE (American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and Air Conditioning Engineers) in the Boston Chapter. To help support the Student Chapter, we also have the ASHRAE club. Club members do not have to members of the Student Chapter, nor do they have to be HVAC program students. The club is open to any registered student who has an interest in HVAC or Energy Engineering.
The Ashrae club serves as liaison between the Boston Chapter of ASHRAE and the Massasoit student body. It is a great networking tool for those students who want to make industry contacts or get employment leads for when they graduate. The club sponsors guest speakers to address students, coordinates field trips, provides transportation for field trips, and provides a vehicle for students to gain leadership opportunities and experience.
Advisor: John Fitzgerald X 2641
Dental Assistant Club
This organization is open to all students enrolled in the college who are interested in a career in Dental Assisting. The purpose of this club is to promote and sponsor activities and events that encourage a career in this field. Membership will encourage and provide a liaison with professional associations; attendance at dental meetings, especially the Yankee Dental congress; field trips; and lastly, community service projects for dental health education.
Advisor: Judith Shannon X 2754
Electro Club
The purpose of this club is to promote interest in Electro-Mechanical Technology and Electronics Technology programs. Field trips to related industry and guest speakers are planned to expand understanding of job opportunities in these fields. Advisor: Professor Paul O'Hara X2145 HVAC: The Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Club is open to all students in the Applied Technology Division. Activities include field trips, lectures from guest speakers and affiliations with professional organizations.
Advisor: Professor Paul O'Hara X 2145
HVAC
The HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) Club is an informal club designed to help HVAC students get to know each other and to foster camaraderie and pride in the HVAC program. There are no dues or fees and all are welcome. Freshmen students are especially encouraged to join this club and take part in planning and attending social events sponsored by the club. It also gives the first year student the opportunity to meet and socialize with the upper classmen in the HVAC program.
Advisor: John Baldwin X 2641
PHI THETA KAPPA
PHI THETA KAPPA: Officially known as the honor society for community and junior colleges. Students must have at least a 3.50 cumulative average and have completed a minimum 12 credits in a degree program at Massasoit. Advisors: Charles Mastrangelo X1918 Claire Krasnow x1904
Student Government Association
The campus governance body which oversees the student activities program. Each student is a member and may vote and hold office in the association. Students interested in holding a position as a Student Senator may run for election each fall. The offices of the Student Senate are President, Vice President (2 - one for each campus), Secretary(2 - one for each campus), and Treasurer.
Advisor Canton: Deb Connolly X 2118
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