Clubs and Organizations

Unite students from various African countries and all those concerned with its welfare; Promote African culture and educate students about the continent Africa.

Catonsville advisor: TBA

Provides a safe and inviting atmosphere for students of varying ASL skill levels; instill a sense of camaraderie amongst club members; and support the Deaf Community in a productive and positive manner.

Catonsville advisor: Peggy McCoy, pmccoy@ccbcmd.edu or Stephen Kennedy, skennedy@ccbcmd.edu.

The Anime Club is to provide a space where students with similar hobbies in Japanese and American popular cultures can meet and network with each other.

Catonsville advisor: Janet Gross, 443.840.0497 or jgross2@ccbcmd.edu. 

The Bethel Campus Fellowship Bible Study meets weekly on campus to provide Christian Fellowship, a time for prayer, bible study and to share the love of Christ unconditionally with students, faculty and staff members.

Essex Advisor: Susan Landry, 443.840.1406 or slandry@ccbcmd.edu.

Reinforces the classroom learning experience by providing students with opportunities to better their community through leadership and teamwork.

Advisor: Brian Hagen, 443.840.1858 or bhagen@ccbcmd.edu.

Christian Fellowship (CF) welcomes students of all nationalities to come and to hear the Story of God’s Love. The club members meet from a desire to know God through a relationship with His Son Jesus Christ and through study of His Word and through sharing His love and grace with each other.

Catonsville advisors: Rose Henein, 410.855.4349 or rhenein@ccbcmd.edu and Hesham Henein hhenein@ccbcmd.edu.

A club for people interested in the education profession. Those wishing to work with students, infants through high school, including special needs education are invited to join.

Advisor: Melissa Lebowitz, mlebowitz@ccbcmd.edu.

Provide a safe and educational atmosphere for students to learn to dance, and an opportunity for students to showcase their skills and talents.

Catonsville advisor: Denise Bellamy 443.840.4712 or dbellamy@ccbcmd.edu.

Delta Alpha Pi is an academic honor society founded to recognize high achieving students with disabilities. This dynamic organization celebrates and supports academic achievement, leadership and advocacy for post-secondary students with disabilities. We will continue to work towards an "aDAPtable world", as we challenge society to view disability as an aspect of diversity, existing on a continuum throughout an individual's lifespan, and encourage the implementation of universal design, so the environment, not the individual, adjusts to provide access to all. 

Advisor: Nicole Findley, nfindley@ccbcmd.edu. 

We provide activities and events to get students out into the Environment and take action to make the world a healthier, more sustainable place.

Essex advisors: Elizabeth Shrader, 443.840.2680 or eshrader@ccbcmd.edu, Dan Krausz, 443.840.1706 or dkausz@ccbcmd.edu, or Cristina Cardona, 443.840.2639 or ccardona@ccbcmd.edu.

A club dedicated to cinematography, taking the time to educate members about the mediums and methods used to produce professional quality imagery, works and performances.

Essex Advisor: Gianna Allen, 443.840.1536 or gallen2@ccbcmd.edu.

Gender & Sexuality Acceptance Club (GSA): The CCBC Dundalk Gender and Sexuality Acceptance (GSA) Club is a student-led, community-based organization that is intended to provide a safe and supportive environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual (LGBTQIA+) persons, and those who prefer a different label or no label at all, as well as their allies. All are welcome and accepted.

Dundalk advisors: Rakeah Glass, rglass@ccbcmd.edu and Liz Smith, esmith8@ccbcmd.edu.

To better educate the CCBC community about issues relating to the environment. The club focuses on education, community service and raising environmental awareness.

Catonsville advisor: William Schockner, wschockner@ccbcmd.edu.

Educates CCBC students about international culture and provide a support network for International students at CCBC.

Catonsville advisor: Nellie Pharr-Maletta 443.840.4094, npharrmaletta@ccbcmd.edu, Heather Dellinger, hdellinger@ccbcmd.edu, or Liz Smith esmith6@ccbcmd.edu.

The Multicultural Student Association provides students of every race and ethnic heritage, gender, religion, ability and sexual orientation with the opportunity to learn and experience each other’s culture.

Advisor: Patricia Quintero-Hall, 443.840.3206 or phall@ccbcmd.edu.

Provides an accurate representation of Islamic culture and create a bridge of understanding between Muslim and non-Muslim students.

Catonsville advisor: Dawan El-Amin, 443.840.4512 or del-amin@ccbcmd.edu.

The NMC will produce and develop new platforms for ideas and information related to the CCBC community, specifically students. The students involved in this club will use multimedia platforms including, but not limited to, podcasts, webisodes, online magazines and video editorials to produce creative, timely and innovative journalistic content. The organizational structure will assume a round-table rather than hierarchical approach so that responsibility is divided among club members.

Advisors: Beth Baunoch, 443.840.2518 or bbaunoch@ccbcmd.edu and Jackie Scott, jscott@ccbcmd.edu.

Provide an opportunity for student involvement in a professional association and with the community and to meet the special needs of the nursing student, including educational enhancement.

Catonsville advisor: Nene Suarez, noriesuarez@ccbcmd.edu.

Dundalk advisors: Amy Ertwine, 443.840.3438 or aertwine@ccbcmd.edu.

Essex advisors: Stephanie Diodate, sdiodato@ccbcmd.edu and Cindy Morse, lmorse@ccbcmd.edu.

We are an organization of photographers, enthusiasts, and visual artists whose purpose is to share our vision through the lens. We plan to network and create with a large variety of different ideas to construct pieces of art that would be seen as inspiring works. We are open to work with different organizations on campus and within our Baltimore community and hope to draw the attention of other art creatives to have of our members reach the masses.

Catonsville/Essex Advisor: Steve Dembo, sdembo@ccbcmd.edu.

The Practical Nursing organization is comprised of students who are currently enrolled in the practical nursing program or are interested in practical nursing.

Dundalk advisors: Tricia Davis, tdavis7@ccbcmd.edu or Marsha Utz, mutz@ccbcmd.edu.

The PSA is dedicated to ending systemic oppression of all marginalized communities by working for social and economic justice on our campus, in our communities, and beyond. While offering direct support for students who have experienced oppression based on their gender, racial, economic class, or sexual/gender identities, the PSA seeks to educate and organize students around the idea of empowerment through unity and non-violent action. We are committed to facilitating opportunities that encourage progressive social change by organizing events, lectures, fieldtrips, cultural and social programs, and rallies.

Essex Advisors: Dawn Greeley, 443.840.1578 or dgreeley@ccbcmd.edu ; and Myron Strong, or mstrong@ccbcmd.edu.

This club is open to all members of the (LGBTQIA+) lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex, and allies. The focus is to be active in the LGBTQIA+ community while exploring the social minorities within our community.

Catonsville advisor: Andre Ifill, aifill@ccbcmd.edu.

To promote the growth and enrich the knowledge of aspiring psychologist and prepare aspiring psychology majors for four-year colleges and universities.

Catonsville advisor: Azar Etesamypour-King, 443.840.4237 or aking@ccbcmd.edu or Parita Vithlani, pvithlani@ccbcmd.edu.

Phi Theta Kappa is the International Honor Society of the Two-Year College. Members are afforded opportunities for scholarships, leadership development, intellectual enrichment, and personal development through programming based on Phi Theta Kappa's Hallmarks of Scholarship, Leadership, Service and Fellowship.

Catonsville advisor: Sunil Konath, skonath@ccbcmd.edu.

Dundalk advisor: Linda Gronberg-Quinn, 443.840.1658 or lgronberg@ccbcmd.edu.

Essex advisor: Carr Kizzier, ckizzier@ccbcmd.edu.

Considering going to school to become a dental hygienist and want to learn more about what's ahead? You've come to the right place! Get a head start on your RDH career by becoming a student member and getting involved with ADHA For more information, please contact advisor: Margaret Hinkle, mhinkle@ccbcmd.edu. 

Advocate for students by serving as the liaison between students and CCBC administration, and plan programs that allow students to express their opinions and concerns.

Advisor: Daniel Sym, 443.840.4488 or dsym@ccbcmd.edu.

Promote and encourage academic excellence and enrich the learning experiences of students within the CCBC community. The Honors Council contributes to cultural, education and philanthropic endeavors on and off campus; through transfer visits, social events, coordinated student service and social activities, and learning opportunities the Honors Council offers and array of opportunities for students to get involved. Coordinated student service and social activities.

Catonsville advisor: Natasha Cole-Leonard, 443.840.4654 or nleonard@ccbcmd.edu.

Dundalk advisor: Adrienne Washington, 443.840.1196 or awashington2@ccbcmd.edu.

Essex advisors: Amy Wilson, 443.840.1850 or awilson@ccbcmd.edu and Carr Kizzier, 443.840.1638 or ckizzier@ccbcmd.edu.

Increase awareness of the profession of occupational therapy education and engage in learning activities that provide an extension to the classroom and clinical instruction.

Catonsville advisor: Suzanne Kiewe, skiewe@ccbcmd.edu.

Broaden and expand cognitive understanding of the respiratory field to better prepare students for the professional healthcare realm.

Essex advisor: Virginia Forster, 443.840.1798 or vforster@ccbcmd.edu.

The Student Veteran’s Association assists fellow student veterans with their transition onto campus and to achieve success with their academic goals.

Essex advisor: Jackie Cymek, 443.840.2106 or jcymek2@ccbcmd.edu.

This is a Tabletop fantasy Role-Playing Game (RPG) club. This club is designed to bring together and provide a space for those players, practitioners and fans of RPG and fantasy and adventure games who wish to play, discuss or are just fans of the format. The club is designed for students who love RPG along the lines of Dungeons & Dragons, Cyberpunk, Terminator etc.

Advisor: Fred Bartlett, fbartlett@ccbcmd.edu.