Clubs and Organizations

Seeks to support the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender community at NHTI through education, activism, and the promotion of acceptance of all individuals regardless of sexual orientation. All NHTI community members (Allies & LGBTQ) are welcome to join. “We all fit in here.” Contact Samantha Costa at scosta@ccsnh.edu

Focuses on community outreach that benefits the NH community as well as Child and Family Studies and Education students. Each academic year, we will choose a NH organization to collaborate with that focuses on supporting children and families. Collaborations will focus on providing support that benefits both the community and our student’s professional goals. Contact Shaunna Babcock at sbabcock@ccsnh.edu, Diana Menard at dmenard@ccsnh.edu or Cynthia Lucero at clucero@ccsnh.edu

Promotes the radiologic technology profession and educates fellow NHTI students and the surrounding community about radiologic tech-nology and radiation safety. We give back to the community through various types of volunteer work. We provides resource, enrichment, and professional growth services to prepare students to enter the work force. Contact Lisa Nicol at lnicol@ccsnh.edu or 603-271-6484 ext. 4226, or Kate Marcouillier at kmarcouillier@ccsnh.edu.

The Christian Student Organization is an online and in-person club that welcomes students of all Christian denominations and anyone who would like to learn more about Christianity and the Bible. Our purpose is to bring students closer to Christ, to learn about the Bible, to pray for one another, and to build friendships. Questions? Contact Wendy Heath at wheath@ccsnh.edu

This club provides the opportunity to network and work with those employed by or working with CJ organizations. This organization is for those who are in or who have been in the NHTI Criminal Justice program. Questions? Contact James Sartell at jsartell@ccsnh.edu

Promotes understanding and appreciation of diverse cultural values and traditions. We promote the value of diverse ethnic backgrounds and share cultural traditions though events and activities. Contact Ridge Gonzales at rgonzales@ccsnh.edu

Provides engineering students with a platform to form a community. We offer students learning and social experience outside the classroom. We plan educational trips, invite guest speakers, and seek ways to contribute to the community. Contact Craig Bailey at ctbailey@ccsnh.edu

Promotes awareness about our impact on the environment and educates fellow students and the community about how we can help contribute to a cleaner environment. By organizing green initiatives, increasing awareness of our environmental impact, and creating a green culture on campus, we help to ensure a healthier earth for ourselves and future generations. Contact Tracey Lesser at tlesser@ccsnh.edu or Jessana Palm at jpalm@ccsnh.edu

Student journal published annually in April and throughout the year online. We celebrate student voices by publishing students’ writing and art, and we sponsor related activities. Students on the editorial board decide what shall be published. All NHTI students are invited to submit texts and art for consideration.

• Check out http://nhteye.com. 
• Contact Dave Edwards, faculty advisor, at dedwards@ccsnh.edu or 603-271-6484 ext. 4165

Interested in the dental field? Are you in the Dental Assisting major? Come meet members of the dental field. Students participate in community service activities and attend a regional dental conference. Contact Kelly O’Brien at kobrien@ccsnh.edu 603-271-6484 ext. 4255 or Deb Albrecht at dalbrecht@ccsnh.edu.

Promotes the orthopaedic technology profession and educates fellow students and our community about orthopaedics.  Our mission is to promote professional advancement, encourage community involvement, and support and develop leadership. We provide enrichment services and professional growth to prepare students for entering the work force. Contact Heather Smith at hsmith@ccsnh.edu.

Is an international honor society for students attending two-year colleges. Our campus chapter, Alpha Upsilon Omicron, seeks to recognize and encourage scholarship among students; develop opportunities for leadership, fellowship, and service; and provide an intellectual climate for continued academic excellence. Membership is limited to students who have at least 12 credit hours of study and an overall GPA of at least 3.5. Contact Trish Dionne at tdionne@ccsnh.edu or 603-271-6484 ext. 4425.

Hang out, have fun, and make friends. We are a place for like-minded individuals who want to make a friend but can’t seem to fit in anywhere else. You don’t have to be an engineer, be good at math, or be in a leadership role to participate in this club. Everyone is welcome. We are a place for people to grow and bond and foster that connection that is so often forgotten in the busyness of life and homework. Contact Joanna Willis at jwillis@ccsnh.edu 

If you are interested in sporting events, you will want to become a member of an exciting and dynamic group of students working on a wide variety of interesting projects. The practical experience of organizing many different types of activities, visiting sites like NHMS, ESPN, and the Worcester Centrum are but a few of many opportunities that our group enjoys throughout the calendar year. Contact Lance Legere at llegere@ccsnh.edu or Annie Mattarazzo amattarazzo@ccsnh.edu 

One of the oldest clubs on campus going back 30+ years. We have a combination of students, faculty, and staff all working together onstage and off to present two or three major productions a year. Past shows have included Almost Maine, Crimes of the Heart, and Deathtrap. If interested in any aspect of drama from writing to performance, contact Student Life at nhtistudentlife@ccsnh.edu.

Provides an opportunity to keep up to date with current dental hygiene technology and practices. Contact Barbara Stowers at bstowers@ccsnh.edu or Joy Cafarelli jcafarelli@ccsnh.edu

A pre-professional group for student nurses with state and national affiliations. We organize, represent, and mentor students preparing for initial licensure as registered nurses. You can meet other nursing students, share ideas, and keep up to date on the latest technology and practices. Open to students enrolled in the nursing program and pre-nursing students who are not yet in the Nursing major. Contact Caroline Megan at cmegan@ccsnh.edu

One of the most fun, challenging, active, and rewarding organizations. We are responsible for approving budgets and play an integral role in developing student leaders, creating a positive learning experience on campus, and building a community within NHTI. Contact Kaitlin Moody at kmoody@ccsnh.edu 603-230-4045.

These organizations are inactive but have been formally approved. If you are interested in re-activating one, contact nhtistudentlife@ccsnh.edu

• Alternative Spring Break Club
• Black Student Union
• Makers Club
• Music Club
• Outing Club
• Veterans Club