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Please view the links below for club descriptions and contact information regarding registered student organizations. View the Sports page if you're interested in participating in physically active clubs.
To establish a network of studens and industry leaders which work together to inform and encourage continued interest in all areas of advanced technology, where our community will benefit and continue to grow by fulfilling industry employment and educational needs.
The purpose of the Lone Star College-CyFair Animation club is educate, illstrate, and entertain through animation.
The purpose of the Arts Society is to inspire talented students to showcase their talents, improve on their many areas of interest, and engage them in the business of creative collaboration with gifted artists.
The members of the Symphonic Band, the Jazz Ensemble, and the Camber Ensembles comprise the Band Club.
To share the love of Jesus Christ with the students and staff of the CyFair college community, leading them toward faith inGod through Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, guiding them in Christian growth and dicipleship, and providing opportunities to be involved in responsible church membership.
Cru is a group designed for students who are eager to spread the love and joy of Jesus Christ in their community through a variety of efforts. Cru has a mission to share the love of Jesus Christ with the Lone Star College-CyFair community by leading them to faith in God through Jesus Christ, guiding members in Christian growth and discipleship, and providing opportunities to be involved in responsible church membership.
To share the love of Jesus Christ with students of the CyFair college community, leading them towards faith in God through Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, guiding them in Christian growth and discipleship, and providing opportunities to be invovled in responsible church membership.
Our purpose as a Chess club is for all of our active members to learn the following: teamwork, cooperation, leadership skills, and of course, the art of winning and losing with a respectful attitude. The Lone Star College-CyFair Chess Club offers the opportunity to join a professional chses game community and compete on both local and national level. Justget invovled and "Be in it!" We ensure a positive learning experience; promote creativity, teamwork, and fun. Chess playing in a social setting can offer an alternative form of entertainment and developmental experiences.
Colleges Against Cancer is a national collaboration of college students, faculty, and staff dedicated to fighting cancer, volunteering for the American Cancer Society, and improving college communitites by instating and supporting programs of the American Cancer Society.
To assist our members in the growth, development and leadership skills of Marketing, Management, Entrepreneurship and Accounting career fields. To develop a respect for education which will contribute to occupational competence and to promote understanding of community service and appreciation for the responsiblity of citizenship in our free enterprise system.
To engage participants in discussions about the local and global economy, improve their knowledge about and interest in the sbuject, and build relationships among people.
The purpose of the Lone Star College-CyFair Environmental Club shall be to raise awareness, educate, protect and enhance the natural environment we all share, and lead by example to encourage others to do the same.
The purpose of the G.A.M.I.N.G club at LSC-CyFair is to spread the interest in playing various types of games such as board games, card games, video games, physical and mental games, etc.
This group provides a support system for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender students. The purpose of the group is to promote acceptance and diversity while providing a safe atmosphere free of prejudice.
The purpose of the Global Friendship Club is to allow curent students taking any ESOL classes at Lone Star College-CyFair the opportunity to participate in activities that promote community involvement and enhance communication skills.
Our purpose is to establish and maintain a social club that will foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices in regard to multiculturalism with a view to facilitate the inclusion of participation of students and faculty from varied cultural backgrounds; to reinforce the sense of belonging to the community and CyFair college by helping individuals know each other and become more active in the community and the college.
Our purpose is to encourage selfless/helpful service participation within the community for the nursing students.
Our purpose is to promote an interest in mathematics.
The purpose of the Module United Nations is to engage students in itnernational politics, economics, and cultural affairs by discussing the msision and functions of the United Nations and its associated bodies. Select students will participate in the National Model United Nations Conference.
The purpose of this chapter (Alpha Mu Gamma, Xi Gamma Chapter National Foreign Language Honor Society) is to: (a) recognize achievement in the field of foreign languages, (b) to stimulate a desire for linguistic attainment, (c) to encourage an interest in the study of foreign languages, literatures, cultures, and civilizations, and (d) to foster sympathetic understanding of other people and international friendship.
The purpose of the National College of Collegiate Scholars is to recognize and celebrate the high achievements recognized among first and second year students in all academic disciplines.
The purpose of the Power and Knowledge Network (P.a.K Network) shall be as follows: (a) create a community atmosphere at the college that encourages students to join in student activities and form long lasting connections, (b) organize student events; by students for students, and (c) promote student fundraisers and volunteering in the community.
The purpose of PAW HELP is to assist animal shelters and to promote the adoption of stray animals.
LSC-CyFair Performance Troupe provides any Lone Star College-CyFair Student with an interest in Theatre Arts an opportunity to discuss their love of theatre, take part in all aspects of the theatre production, engage in social activities, and plan events.
Phi Theta Kappa has a purpose to promote scholarship, leadership, service and fellowship among qualified students. Members must maintain a 3.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale.
This organization promotes and encourages social science majors, such as, but not limited to, Political Science, History, Pre-Law, and Philosophy at Lone Star College CyFair. The purpose of the organization is to give students a place to meet and discuss politics, ranging from job/internship opportunities to political matters in the nation and global sectors, We provide a type of Pre-Law Society that gives practice for LSATs, GRE tests and guidance in the Law School and Graduate School process. Events also include occasional guest speakers.
The Radiology Student Association has a purpose to improve communication between radiology program students and the community, to model professionalism, to provide members with knowledge of the radiology field, and expand community knowledge of radiation safety and healthy living.
The purpose of this organization is to promote interest, understanding, and knowledge of the scientific and engineering world.
The Supply Chain Industry Distribution Organization (SIDO) promotes the Lone Star College-CyFair Logistics Management Program.
The purpose of the Lone Star College-CyFair Singers is to support education-related competitive opportunities for students enrolled in any of the vocal courses or programs.
S.O.A.R. is action-oriented and responsible for providing college awareness, access and guidance for diverse populations within ISD’s, businesses and communities to empower prospective and current students to fulfill their individual goals.
The Sonography and Echocardiography Organization was established to introduce healthcare sectors, develop leadership skills and an awareness of social responsibilities, and to encourage students to participate in public affairs.
The Lone Star College-CyFair Ambassadors' primary responsibilities are to conduct tours, participate in community events, and represent the college at special events.
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The Student Government Association seeks to strengthen outreach efforts between students and Lone Star College-CyFair by creating a vehicle for effective communication.
The purpose of the Student Nursing Organization is to to help our students learn and execute the highest standards of quality healthcare, to provide program representation of fundamental and current professional interest and concerns, to promote cultural awareness in order to help our nurses treat the client holistically, to aid in the preparation of student nurses for the assumption of professional responsibilities.
The Wells Project exists to enable students, their communities, and local churches a chance to put an end to the water crisis through planning local events and leading campaigns.
The purpose of this organization is to encourage students to participate in the Video Production Department and use their talents and abilities to produce videos.
The purpose of this organization is to involve students in wildlife conservation, management, and research initiatives.
The X-Presate Hispanic Student Organization has a purpose to promote academic excellence, preserve Hispanic culture, teach the Spanish language, and assist Hispanic students in adapting to American culture.
LSC-CyFair Clubs
Active Clubs/Organizations
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Advanced Technology Organization
To establish a network of studens and industry leaders which work together to inform and encourage continued interest in all areas of advanced technology, where our community will benefit and continue to grow by fulfilling industry employment and educational needs.
| Christopher Paulk | 281.290.3281 | Christopher.Paulk@lonestar.edu |
| Richard Gilbert | 281.290.5942 | Richard.F.Gilbert@lonestar.edu |
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Kristoffer Villarreal |
281.290.3438 |
Animation Club
The purpose of the Lone Star College-CyFair Animation club is educate, illstrate, and entertain through animation.
| John Valenzano |
832.436.6640 |
Art Society
The purpose of the Arts Society is to inspire talented students to showcase their talents, improve on their many areas of interest, and engage them in the business of creative collaboration with gifted artists.
| Suzanne Shield-Polk |
281.290.3252 |
Band
The members of the Symphonic Band, the Jazz Ensemble, and the Camber Ensembles comprise the Band Club.
| John Wolfskill |
281.290.3403 |
Baptist Student Ministries
To share the love of Jesus Christ with the students and staff of the CyFair college community, leading them toward faith inGod through Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, guiding them in Christian growth and dicipleship, and providing opportunities to be involved in responsible church membership.
| Deniece Samuels |
281.290.3985 |
Campus Crusade for Christ (Cru)
Cru is a group designed for students who are eager to spread the love and joy of Jesus Christ in their community through a variety of efforts. Cru has a mission to share the love of Jesus Christ with the Lone Star College-CyFair community by leading them to faith in God through Jesus Christ, guiding members in Christian growth and discipleship, and providing opportunities to be involved in responsible church membership.
| Club E-Mail | Cru@lonestar.edu | |
| Shawn Miller |
281.290.5206 |
Catholic Student Union
To share the love of Jesus Christ with students of the CyFair college community, leading them towards faith in God through Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, guiding them in Christian growth and discipleship, and providing opportunities to be invovled in responsible church membership.
| Tim Sebesta |
281.290.3918 |
Chess Club
Our purpose as a Chess club is for all of our active members to learn the following: teamwork, cooperation, leadership skills, and of course, the art of winning and losing with a respectful attitude. The Lone Star College-CyFair Chess Club offers the opportunity to join a professional chses game community and compete on both local and national level. Justget invovled and "Be in it!" We ensure a positive learning experience; promote creativity, teamwork, and fun. Chess playing in a social setting can offer an alternative form of entertainment and developmental experiences.
| Todd Thomas |
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Colleges Against Cancer
Colleges Against Cancer is a national collaboration of college students, faculty, and staff dedicated to fighting cancer, volunteering for the American Cancer Society, and improving college communitites by instating and supporting programs of the American Cancer Society.
| Idolina Hernandez |
281.290.3908 |
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| Jacquelyn Jebens | 832.482.1067 | Jacquelyn.E.Jebens@lonestar.edu |
DECA
| Melinda Becker |
281.290.3284 |
Economics Club
| Art Eipper |
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| Rick Pretzsch | 281.290.3224 | Rick.D.Pretzsch@lonestar.edu |
Environmental Club
| Jessica Armenta |
281.290.3409 |
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| Leslie Wang | 713.431.1907 | Leslie.B.Wang@lonestar.edu |
G.A.M.I.N.G
The purpose of the G.A.M.I.N.G club at LSC-CyFair is to spread the interest in playing various types of games such as board games, card games, video games, physical and mental games, etc.
| Jacquelyn Jebens |
832.482.1067 |
Jacquelyn.E.Jebens@lonestar.edu |
GLBTA
| Sergio Sarmiento |
281.290.5234 |
Global Friendship Club
| William Deese | 281.290.3410 | William.B.Deese@lonestar.edu |
| Macarena Aguilar |
281.290.3927 |
International Heritage Society
| Milton Kandeh |
281.290.5972 |
LVN
| Mary Jones |
281.290.5238 |
Math Club
| Chinyoung Bergbauer |
281.290.5232 |
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| Heather Gamber | 281.290.5247 | Heather.A.Gamber@lonestar.edu |
Model United Nations
| Alexander Hogan |
281.290.3246 |
National Foreign Language Honor Society
| Georges Detiveaux |
281.290.5975 |
National Society of Collegiate Scholars
| Sunnye Pruden |
281.290.5235 |
P.a.K Network
| Todd Smith |
281.798.4602 |
PAW Help
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| David Maurer |
281.290.3295 |
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| Kimberly Lane | 281.290.5929 | Kimberly.H.Lane@lonestar.edu |
| Sharon Stefan | 281.290.3510 | Sharon.K.Stefan@lonestar.edu |
Performance Troupe
| Benjamin Mason |
281.290.3939 |
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| Donna Kroll | 281.290.3968 | Donna.J.Kroll@lonestar.edu |
Phi Theta Kappa
| Jamili Omar |
281.290.5928 |
Political Science Club
| Mona Sedky |
281.290.3507 |
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| Mayia Shulga | 281.290.3548 | Mayia.Shulga@lonestar.edu |
Radiology
| Marsha Dougherty |
281.290.5208 |
Science and Engineering Club
| Sandra Grebe |
281.290.3298 |
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| Houston Brown | 832.202.6000 | Houston.S.Brown@lonestar.edu |
SIDO
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| Ruben Howard |
281.290.5233 |
Singers
| Alex Qian |
281.290.5985 |
SOAR Leaders
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| Chris Timmerman |
832.482.1010 |
Sonography
| Ramir Yulatic |
281.290.3436 |
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| Thomas Cunningham | mailto:Toby.A.Welch@lonestar.edu |
Student Ambassadors
| Michelle Tran |
281.290.3944 |
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| Rachel Valle | 832.482.1073 | Rachel.M.Valle@lonestar.edu |
Student Government Association (SGA)
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| Ovidio Galvan |
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| Sonya Simon | 281.290.3456 | Sonya.J.Simon@lonestar.edu |
Student Nursing Association
| Denise Berkey |
281.290.3405 |
The Wells Project
| Carolina Ruiz |
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Video Production Club
| David Potts |
281.290.3292 |
Wildlife Society
| Clay White |
281.290.5925 |
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| Toby Welch | Toby.A.Welch@lonestar.edu |
X-Presate
| Venancio Ybarra |
281.290.3922 |
