LSC-Kingwood Clubs
Clubs & Organizations
Student organizations provide a framework for you to develop your own special talents and interests. Information about current organizations and guidelines for starting a new organization may be obtained from the Office of Student Life.Tracie L. Ring, MS
Program Manager, Office of Student Life
Tracie.Ring@lonestar.edu
281.312.1794
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African American Student Association
American Dental Hygienists' Association
American Sign Language
American Society of Interior Designers
Baptist Student Ministry
Be a Teacher Club
Beaders Club
Book Ends
Camerata Music Club
Chess Club
Clay Club
Culture & Arts Club
Democratic Club
ECO Club (Environmental Conscious Organization)
Fashionbook
Forensics Club (Speech and Debate)
GAME Club
Gay-Straight Alliance
Generation Student Ministries
Honor Student Organization
Horror Club
Humanitarian Club
Intercultural Student Organization
LSC-Kingwood Beaders
LSC-Kingwood Dance Ensemble
Music Ensemble Recruitment & Retention Club
Muslim Student Association
National Kitchen & Bath Association
Phi Theta Kappa-Alpha Lambda Xi
Psychology Club
Public Achievement
The Ranters
Republican Club
Respiratory Care Club
SIFE (Students in Free Enterprise)
Society for Math & Engineering
Spanish Club
Student Ambassadors
Student Government Association
SAAW (Students for Animal Awareness)
Student Nurses Association
Student Occupational Therapy Association
Veteran's Club
African American Student Association
The AASA supports the mission of cultural enhancement, learning resources, diversity and leadership. The club seeks promote a culture of student success which in turn increases the student's connection to the college. Although comprised mainly of African American students, membership is open to all students, and activities are directed to the entire campus population. More information>> Back to top#
American Dental Hygienists' Association
Students who are in the dental hygiene programs at Lone Star College-Kingwood are invited to join. The club regularly meets for discussion, to hear speakers on relevant topics and for social interaction. For more information, contact Club Advisor Amy Murphy at Amy.B.Murphy@lonestar.edu or 281.312.1724. More information>> Back to top#
American Sign Language
The ASL opens the doors for the deaf and the hearing-impaired to interact with one another and learn about community service, discuss relevant topics and to have social fellowship opportunities. For more information, contact Club Advisor Joseph Holmberg at Joseph.M.Holmberg@lonestar.edu and Co-advisor Debbie Moore at debra.j.moore@lonestar.edu or 281.312.1548. Back to top#
American Society of Interior Designers
The ASID is dedicated to promoting design excellence, serving its members and the public, and demonstrating the value of the profession; it provides opportunities for students to network with members of the industry. More information>> Back to top#
Baptist Student Ministry
The Baptist Student Ministry (BSM) is a student organization where students of all denominations can come together and have fellowship with one another. Our ministry is about helping students know Christ. We strive to provide opportunities of growth, fellowship, service and leadership for students in your walk with Christ--be it a new walk or a well-established one. Activities include discipleship, mission trips, service to the campus and community, and general times of fellowship and fun. For more information, Contact Advisor David Ragsdale at David.J.Ragsdale@lonestar.edu or 281.312.1615. Back to top#
Be A Teacher Club
Be A Teacher Club is a chapter of TSTA (Texas State Teachers Association) which is affiliated with NEA (National Education Association). More information>> Back to top#
Beaders Club
Creative club for jewelry design and crafting. More information>> Back to top#
Book Ends
A book club dedicated to promoting reading outside of the classroom. Choosing books democratically. More information>> Back to top#Camerata Music Club
The Camerata Music Club offers an outlet to students who find joy in music in its entirety. The club organizes trips and offers a variety of social interaction through speaking engagements, concerts and competitions. For more information, contact Club Advisor Todd Miller at todd.miller@lonestar.edu or 281.312.1485. Back to top#
Chess Club
The Chess Club offers regular opportunities for competition. Every level of player is invited to participate. Many members bring their own chess boards and are encouraged to meet other chess aficionados! For more information, contact Club Advisor Nora Diaz at nora.diaz@lonestar.edu or 281.312.1627. More information>> Back to top#
Clay Club
The Clay Club is dedicated to promoting ceramics on the LSC-Kingwood campus and the surrounding community; as well as, supporting the ceramics program offered at LSC-Kingwood. More information>> Back to top#
Culture & Arts Club
The Culture & Arts Club promotes visual arts by creating public works on campus. More information>> Back to top#
Democratic Club
The Democratic Club is a political organization that seeks to enhance the learning environment through open discussions and the exchanging of ideas, participation in the political process and education of students about their rights and responsibilities as citizens. More information>> Back to top#
Environmentally Conscious Organization Club (ECO)
ECO Club members share a desire to reduce waste, reuse resources and recycle. They join together to encourage recycling in the campus and community in addition to volunteering in The Learning Garden on campus. Other activities include raising awareness of environmental effects of waste, volunteering in the community for conservation initiatives, and modeling an earth-friendly attitude. More information>> Back to top#
Fashionbook
Fashionbook is for students who speak the language of “style”. Fashionbook aims to explore the dynamics of the fashion industry, current designers, seasonal collections and trends straight off the runway. More information>> Back to top#
Forensics Club
Forensics Club (Speech and Debate) is a rewarding and beneficial educational activity for students. One of the few competitive scholastic activities, providing students with skills in areas as diverse as research, writing, critical thinking, literary selection, and time management. Competitive speaking also provides students with the confidence to succeed and the ability to develop a work ethic that demands excellence. More information>> Back to top#
GAME Club
GAME Club (formerly known as FAAE) is a place for animators, designers, and game enthusiasts to network and help spread their artistic influence. More information>> Back to top#
Gay-Straight Alliance
The Gay-Straight Alliance of Lone Star College-Kingwood exists to Promote Tolerance & Understanding, Create a Safe Environment for Discussion and Build Bridges among Gay, Straight, Lesbian, Bi-Sexual, & Transgender People. Click "more information" to see our meeting times. The second Tuesday of every month is a formal meeting with a speaker or presentation. All other meetings are informal - bring-your-own-lunch - with discussion among group members about current topics. More information>> Back to top#Generation Student Ministries
Generation Student Ministries is an organization providing students a chance to serve the college, exercise faith with fellow students, and gather together for encouragement and inspiration. Live music and inspirational speakers will be featured at each meeting held on Thursdays from 7 - 9PM in CLA 114. More information>> Back to top#
Honor Student Organization
The Honor Student Organization provides the opportunity for students involved in the Honors Program at LSC-K to enrich their college experience through service and social activities on campus and throughout the community. More information>> Back to top#
Horror Club
The Horror Club is an organization where people who have an interest in anything terrifying, mind-boggling, hair-raising, surprising, and just plain HORRIFIC. Activities include watching horror films as well as filming our own! Ideas and suggestions are more than welcome on other activities the club members wish to do. More information>> Back to top#
Humanitarian Club
The Humanitarian Club assists people who are in need. More information>> Back to top#
Intercultural Student Organization (ISO)
Intercultural Student Organization (ISO) promotes diversity and multicultural understanding at Lone Star College-Kingwood and the community. Membership in this organization is open to all Lone Star College-Kingwood students regardless of their ethnicity. More information>> Back to top#
LSC-Kingwood Beaders
LSC-Kingwood Beaders is a creative club for jewelry design and crafting. More information>> Back to top#
LSC-Kingwood Dance Ensemble
A student organization whose mission includes supporting dance students in their creation and development of original choreography, as well as participating in community outreach projects involving dance. More information>> Back to top#
Music Ensemble Recruitment & Retention Club
This club exists to recruit new musicians from local high schools. Through trips to the local high schools, the club aims to allow current students to bond and assist in retention success rates of music majors. For more information contact Club Advisor Todd Miller at Todd.R.Miller@lonestar.edu. Back to top#
Muslim Student Association
The MSA stands for Islam as a complete way of life. By this, we will develop a dynamic, united and welcoming community on campus, raise awareness of Islam, and help people become better Muslims. The MSA is based on Islamic ideals of united effort and brother-sisterhood. The MSA is a proactive organization based on the Islamic concepts of excellence. This unity is based on common objectives and transcends petty differences in order to have a community that every Muslim could feel a part of. The MSA does not discriminate on the basis of religion, age, ethnicity, gender, disability, sexual orientation or marital status. For more information contact Club Advisor Daniel Coleman at DColeman@lonestar.edu. Back to top#National Kitchen & Bath Association
The NKBA provides opportunities on the Lone Star College-Kingwood campus for those students interested in kitchen and bath design to have social interaction as well as be involved in discussions on relevant industry topics. Lone Star College-Kingwood is one of only two colleges endorsed nationally by NKBA as providing the highest standards in kitchen and bath design. More information>> Back to top#Phi Theta Kappa-Alpha Lambda Xi
Alpha Lambda Xi is the Lone Star College-Kingwood Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the International Honor Society for Two Year Colleges. Meetings are held on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 12:30pm in LIB 218. More information>> Back to top#
Psychology Club
The Psychology Club allows students who are interested in Psychology to learn more about career choices in the field of Psychology, degree programs at local schools, and graduate school options. This club is new and is looking to increase membership and for good student leaders to assist with event planning and club development. More information>> Back to top#
Public Achievement
This club seeks to get students to think about their role as active citizens and creators of public spaces. Each year students will develop a project and create an action plan for implementing change in the area. More information>> Back to top#
The Ranters
The Ranters is an organization formed to help returning and non-traditional students catch up with the rapid advancement of technology and its use in the college environment. The group meets monthly on campus to learn techniques and skills like creating a power-point, and using the audio-visual equipment available in the campus library. If you would like to put your best work forward in your classes and be proud of your assigned projects and presentations, please feel free to join us every first Thursday of the month during the lunch hour, with advisor Ms. Jimmi Rushing for training sessions and discussions. More information>> Back to top#
Republican Club
Any student interested in politics in general or the Republican Party specifically is welcome to participate in the meetings of the republican club. Stimulating conversation allows for greater understanding of our democratic society and its inner-workings. More information>> Back to top#
Respiratory Care Club
Through the mission of the college and club, the Respiratory Care Club will provide information on cardiac and pulmonary disease to the public at large. We also provide smoking cessation assistance to the public and information regarding the impact of second-hand smoke to the community. More information>> Back to top#
SIFE (Students in Free Enterprise)
Students In Free Enterprise is a unique organization that connects the business world with higher academia. SIFE encourages the personal and professional development of new business leaders, the creation and exchange of new research and business practices, teaching others how to succeed, and a high level of communication between all parties. We apply business concepts to develop outreach projects that improve the quality of life and standard of living for people in need. SIFE’s mission is to bring together the top leaders of today and tomorrow to create a better, more sustainable world through the positive power of business. SIFE is financially supported by more than 250 global companies. http://www.sife.org/OurNetwork/partners/Pages/SIFEDonors.aspx More information>> Back to top#
Society for Mathematics and Engineering
The SME provides opportunities for intellectual growth and networking outside the classroom setting. Many faculty and staff members speak to this group on a regular basis on topics of interest. Any student with interest in mathematics or engineering at any level is welcome to join. More information>> Back to top#
Spanish Club
The purpose of the club is to provide the opportunity to increase your knowledge and awarenss of the spanish-speaking world. In our meetings, we will have language practice and cultural activities. More information>> Back to top#
Student Ambassadors
The Student Ambassadors promote Lone Star College-Kingwood in the community as well as assisting prospective, incoming, and new students with their transition into the college. Their services include giving tours, answering questions about campus resources, and college policies and procedures. For more information contact Rick Walsh at rick.walsh@lonestar.edu or 281.312.1790. More information>> Back to top#
Students For Animal Awareness
SAAW will educate both students and the public on the plight of animal in need both wild and domestic. We will serve as a service group promoting outreach in the community by working with other animal-oriented groups. Our main goal is to bring awareness and to provide training to students who want to make a difference by learning wildlife rehabilitation and/or have an interest in domestic pet rescue. More information>> Back to top#Student Government Association
This group is designed to provide guidance and direction to the student body, develop student programs and activities, strengthen vital leadership skills such as planning, organizing, coordinating, directing, and executing different programs and activities, and to promote student involvement at the college and in the community. All enrolled students are automatically members of the SGA and are extremely encouraged to become active at whatever level possible. Meetings are on the second and fourth Thursday of each month at 12:30pm in COT unless campus-wide special events are scheduled. Please visit and see what you can do for your college! For more information contact the SGA Office at 281.312.1479 or SGA Advisor John Turner at jturner@lonestar.edu or 281.312.1795. More information>> Back to top#
Student Nurses Association
Any student participating in the either the LVN or the AND nursing programs are eligible for membership. The group meets regularly for development and discussion on leadership, community service and speaking events. More information>> Back to top#
Student Occupational Therapy Association
The Student Occupational Therapy Association is comprised of all current students enrolled in the Occupational Therapy Assistant Program. Our purpose is to educate the public and promote the art of occupational therapy. More information>> Back to top#
Veteran's club
The Veteran's Club provides a social group to help Veterans adjust to and become successful in civilian and college life; promotes college spirit and establishes and maintains fellowship amongst Veterans and students on the LSC-K campus; assists with dissemination of information valuable to Veterans; integrates Veterans and students into social and campus activities; organizes worthwhile projects and events pertaining to Veterans and their needs and issues. More information>> Back to top#
