LSC-CyFair Clubs
Lone Star College-CyFair provides students with many opportunities for involvement in the college community beyond their classroom activities. Please see below for descriptions and contact information about the registered student organizations available at Lone Star College-CyFair.
Ambassadors
The LSC-CyFair Ambassadors' primary responsibilities are to conduct tours, participate in community events, and represent the college at special events. Applications are currently available for 2009 - 2010.
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Michelle Tran
281.290.3944
Rachel Valle
832.482.1073
Anatomy Club (Inactive)
Lone Star College-CyFair Anatomy Club gives a common platform for all the anatomy students on the campus and allows those interested in health related fields the opportunity to explore it through trips, movies, and peer tutoring.
Padmaja Vedartham
281.290.3286
Baptist Student Ministries
The purpose of this organization is to share the love of Jesus Christ with students of the Lone Star College-CyFair community, leading them toward faith in God through Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, guiding them in Christian growth and discipleship, and providing opportunities to be involved in responsible church membership.
Clay White
281.290.5925
BBoys (Inactive)
The purpose of this club is to bring together people interested in breakdancing.
Alex Smith
281.290.3227
Campus Crusade for Christ
Campus Crusade for Christ 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. Campus Crusade for Christ 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.
Ryan Craig (Fairbanks)
832.782.5067
Shawn Miller
281.290.5206
Catholic Student Union
The purpose of this organization is to lead the LSC-CyFair Community toward faith in God by guiding them in Christian growth and discipleship and providing opportunities to be involved in responsible church membership.
Tim Sebesta
281.290.3918
Venancio Ybarra
281.290.3922
Lourella Cruz
281.290.3296
Chess Club
The purpose of the Chess Club is to promote teamwork, cooperation, leadership, and winning and losing with a respectful attitude. This organization offers the opportunity to participate in a chess community locally and at a national level.
Dean Campa
281.290.5905
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 communities by instating and supporting programs of the American Cancer Society.
Idolina Hernandez
281.290.3908
Dare to Dream
The goal of Dare to Dream is to promote social fellowship, education and awareness and advocacy for disabled students.
Joe Nast
281.290.3207
Lina Quintero
281.290.3226
Paige Davis
281.290.3404
Delta Epsilon Chi
The management/marketing student organization, Delta Epsilon Chi of LSC-CyFair, provides students with the opportunity to develop their leadership skills through planning and implementing community service activities, attending leadership conferences, and competing in state and national business competitions.
Melinda Becker
281.290.3284
Disc Golf Club
The Disc Golf Club promotes the sport of disk golf to both beginner and more experienced players on campus and in the community.
For More Information please visit
http://faculty.lonestar.edu/jonmiller/discgolf.htm
David Miller
281.290.3999
Environmental Group
The Environmental Group has a mission to create and endorse activities that promote a better, healthier, environmentally-friendly campus and community.
Jessica Armenta 281.290.3409
Leslie Wang
Future Professional Educators
The purpose of the LSC-CyFair Future Professional Educators is to provide opportunities for students to explore teaching as a career. Additionally, it provides a supportive atmosphere for students as they work toward their goal of becoming teachers.
Kathy Bliss
832.482.1020
G.L.B.T.A.
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.
Sergio Sarmiento
281.290.5234
Honors Student Organization
The Lone Star College-CyFair Honors Student Organization is dedicated to providing a forum through which honors students can interact with each other and with other honors students across the district and in the Houston area. We provide enlightening cultural experiences through public events, both on- and off-campus.
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Jamili Omar
281.290.5928
International Heritage Society
The International Heritage Society has a purpose to promote multiculturalism while helping students to connect and become more active in the local community and the Lone Star College-CyFair community.
Milton Kandeh
281.290.5972
LSC-CyFair Players
LSC-CyFair Players provides any LSC-CyFair College 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.
For more information, visit our website.
Celia Barnes
832.482.1048
Matt Albrecht
281.290.3439
Benjamin Mason
281.290.3939
LVN Club
The LVN Club was established to introduce healthcare sectors, develop leadership skills and an awareness of social responsibilities, and to encourage students to participate in public affairs.
Mary Jones
281.290.5238
Marion Goodman
281.290.3996
Math Club
The purpose of the Math Club is to promote interest in mathematics.
Chinyoung Bergbauer
281.290.5232
Heather Gamber
281.290.5247
Model United Nations
The purpose of the LSC-CyFair Model United Nations is to promote the diplomatic mission of the United Nations by engaging in thoughtful, reasoned discussion and research on global issues in preparation for the national Model United Conference.
Amy Acord
281.290.5919
Student Nursing Association
The purpose of the Student Nursing Assocation 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.
Denise Berkey
281.290.3405
Phi Theta Kappa
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.
Idolina Hernandez
281.290.3908
Esther Robinson
281.290.3994
LSC-CyFair Players
LSC-CyFair Players provides any LSC-CyFair College 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.
Celia Barnes
832.482.1048
Matt Albrecht
281.290.3439
Benjamin Mason
281.290.3939
Pool Club
The Pool Club allows students to come together with other students who are interested in the game of pool. LSC-CyFair provides an atmosphere that allows both beginner and expert level players to learn and improve their game in a friendly yet competitive environment.
Peggy Mendonca
832.229.4406
Radiology Student Association
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.
Marsha Dougherty
281.290.5208
SIDO
The Student International Distribution Organization promotes the LSC-CyFair Logistics Management Program.
Ruben Howard
281.290.5593
Sign & Deaf Culture Club
The purpose of the Sign and Deaf Culture Club is to create a friendly environment for students to practice signing skills. This club work with and create ties to the deaf community. The Sign and Deaf Culture Club encourages cultural awareness and participation in community activities that support deaf culture, the deaf community, acceptance, and general community wellbeing.
Jonathan Leach
281.277.7161
Leyel Hudson
832.482.1012
Singers
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.
Alex Qian
281.290.5985
Sonography Organization
The Sonography 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.
Christina Hagerty
281.290.3971
Jeremi Martin
832.482.1016
Student Government Association
The Student Government Association seeks to strengthen outreach efforts between students and Lone Star College-CyFair by creating a vehicle for effective communication.
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Holly Williams
281.290.3270
Idolina Hernandez
281.290.3908
Technology Society
The Technology Society promotes the principles of honesty, integrity, service, leadership and skill development in the field of Information Technology while supporting and assisting members in pursuing careers in Information Technology.
Venancio Ybarra
281.290.3922
Kim Hubbard 281.290.3920 Kimberly.D.Hubbard@lonestar.edu
UMOJA (Inactive)
The purpose of UMOJA shall be to focus on issues, events, and people that affect African-Americans on this campus and within the greater Cy-Fair community, to create, promote, and sponsor African-American activities promoting the Lone Star College-CyFair spirit.
Anthony McMillan
281.290.5997
Student Veterans Association
Joseph Nast
Video Production Club
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.
David Potts
281.290.3292
Wildlife Society
The purpose of this organization is to involve students in wildlife conservation, management, and research initiatives.
Clay White
281.290.5925
X-Présate Hispanic Student Organization
The X-Présate 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.
Venancio Ybarra
281.290.3922
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