Colorado Northwestern Community College is committed to student development through leadership, engagement, and inclusion to create the Spartan Way. Striving to enhance the overall student experience, student life provides student-oriented opportunities, that endorse exposure to diversity through campus involvement. By doing so, we enrich our students’ academic experience, by creating a versatile environment both in and out of the classroom. Our students keenly engage in student life by partaking in a variety of student clubs and organizations. These groups have been formed by students initiative to fulfill the needs and interest of today's student body.
Want to establish a new club?
Colorado Northwestern believes that it is important for all students to express themselves, to help engage them in their overall college experience. Below are the following steps to create a new club/organization at CNCC.
- Complete the Student Organization Registration Form by clicking here.
- Review the Registered Student Organization Manual.
- Create a Club/Organization Constitution (an example can be found in the Registered Student Organization manual), and submit it to
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*All official recognized student organizations at Colorado Northwestern Community College need to register with the Department of Residence Life and Student Engagement on a yearly basis.
A&P Club
A group of AMT students interested in promoting aviation maintenance education, careers, and activities.
Website: Aviation Maintenance Technology
Facebook: CNCC.SPARTANS
Contact:
Phone: (970) 675.3271
Aero Club/NIFA
CNCC Aero Club is for flight students enrolled at Colorado Northwestern Community College. The group provides aviation-based local community events, participates in various community service activities, raises money to support the NIFA precision flight team, and hosts the annual Wings Ceremony for students in the flight program. NIFA stands for National Intercollegiate Flying Association. The association is comprised of approximately 60 flight schools across the nation and 7 schools within CNCC’s region, which includes Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, and New Mexico. These schools participate in regional competitions in the fall and, if they place high enough, are eligible for the national competition in the spring.
Facebook: CNCC.SPARTANS
Contact:
Phone: (970) 675-3291
Collegiate Farm Bureau
The Collegiate Farm Bureau is the first step into a long career of civic participation in Farm Bureau. Colorado Farm Bureau’s collegiate leaders are active and engaged in sharing the ag industry and Farm Bureau with others on campus. Collegiate Farm Bureau members participate in a variety of activities that help develop their leadership, professionalism, and advocacy skills.
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Creative Writing Club
This group will meet to share and workshop original writing and to inspire more opportunities for writing creatively and learning through peer review. It will foster a community of writers on campus.
Advisor Charlene Engleking Ed.D
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D & D Gaming Club
Is a group where students come together to create adventure and discover a welcoming community of game seekers.
Facebook: CNCC.SPARTANS
Contact: Brett Belnap
Phone: (970) 824.0881
Hot Rod Club
This club is to get the students interested in older vehicles and teach them a little on working on or building older cars. It is also going to get the community interested and possibly have some classes for people to take during the summer to learn about building their own cars. It will help the college and get more recognition in the community that we are here.
Contact:
Phone: (970) 824-1108
Music; Singer/Songwriter Club
A group of musicians who, writes ,composes and preforms their own musical material including lyrics and melodies.
Contact:
Phone: (970) 824-0832
Phi Theta Kappa
Community College Honors Society - PTK recognizes the academic achievement of college students and provides opportunities for its members to grow as scholars and leaders. Established in 1918, PTK has a presence on almost 1,300 community college campuses in 11 nations. The America Association of Community Colleges (AACC) recognized PTK as the official honor society for two-year colleges in 1929. More than 3.5 million students have been inducted since 1918, with approximately 250,000 active members in the nation’s community colleges, making PTK a true catalyst among members and colleges.
Facebook: CNCC.SPARTANS
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SADHA
Student Members of the American Dental Hygienists’ Association, or SADHA, is a category of membership within the American Dental Hygienists’ Association. ADHA is an association dedicated to the advancement and promotion of dental hygiene.
Website: Dental Hygiene - SADHA
Facebook: CNCC.SPARTANS
Contact:
Phone: (970) 675-3374
Ski Club
This is a club that shreds together, plays hard, and will get cool picture as well as discounted season passes.
Advisor: Audrey Valek
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Spartan Rock and Ice
The Spartan Rock and Ice Club offers students of all abilities a variety of outdoor recreation opportunities: camping, backpacking trekking, rock climbing, ice climbing, paddle sports, and mountain biking.
Facebook: CNCC.SPARTANS
Contact:
Phone: (970) 675-3217
Student Government Association
In Student Government, students have a chance to represent the concerns of the entire student body to that of the administration. Elected students manage an activities budget to promote student involvement and to enhance student life. Student Government is responsible for many of the exciting activities that take place on campus. This organization has opportunities for developing leadership skills and is connected to larger community colleges and universities.
Facebook: CNCC.SPARTANS
Contact: Jennifer Rea
Phone: (970) 675-3229
