LSC has more than 30 student interest and program focused organizations on campus. Benefits of club involvement include:

  • Networking with students of similar interests and goals
  • Connecting with staff and faculty to create future references
  • Enhance leadership and communication skills
  • Building your resume through civic engagement opportunities

Want to start your own club?

Just find 5 other interested students and fill out the New Student Organization Petition Form and the Club Constitution Form.

Return the forms to Student Life for approval of the Student Senate and President of LSC.

Clubs and Organizations

Mission: to promote mental health awareness on campus

Contact: Roxanne Frederick,

Mission: To encourage further student art experiences by participation in the Empty Bowl Throw – a-Thon, art conferences and field trips to art museums.

Contact: Cody Olander –

Mission: Play in the pep band and perform at school events.

Contact: Cal Metts, 

Mission: To support the Christian faith of students on campus through meetings and discussions.

Advisor:

Mission: To encourage students in their Christian faith through Bible study and fellowship.

Contact:

Mission: To give students the opportunity to perform on campus and attend workshops. Activities include performances for Veteran’s Day, Student Success Day and Earth Day.

Contact: Cal Metts,

Choir club

Mission:  To engage in the gaming experience with other LSC students.

Contact: 

Mission:  To encourage respectful discussion of ideas on campus.

Advisor:  Britni Hardy,

Mission Statement:  To promote sustainable green spaces, gardening and whole foods while working with the campus community and farm.

Advisor: 

Mission: To provide students with good academic standing the opportunity to become members of an honor society of two year colleges.

Contact: Deanna Keller, [email protected]

Mission: To enlighten students interested in photography through field trips and extra educational activities. Past events include a trip to the Duluth Art Institute and photographing activities on campus. Students are encouraged to showcase their work in the Student Life Center.

Contact: Kat Ramsland –

Mission: To provide support and community through leadership opportunities and activities for PSEO students

Advisor:

Mission: To provide a safe and inclusive haven for those who support or are part of the community, including those who are transgender and BIPOC.  We will also advocate for and educate on LGBTQ+ matters.

Contact: Lindsy Mason,

Mission: to help students grow in their cultural understanding through fun activities, participation in events in our community and state, and make friends with people that they might not have had the chance to meet otherwise.

Contact: Sarah Lyons,

Mission: To provide fellowship and support to all students and their families who have served in the United States Military.

Advisor:

Mission: To provide fun educational opportunities to students who love to write.

Contact:

Program Focused Clubs

The following student clubs/organizations serve students currently enrolled in a program specific area.

Mission Statement:  To be a pivotal national voice and resource for our nursing students.

Advisors:  and

Mission: To encourage involvement on campus and in the auto body industry.
Contact: Timothy Brandon – [email protected]

Mission:  To help students learn more about the auto service industry and promote the program in the surrounding community.  Club activities include Lights on for Safety, Jump Start, the LSC Auto Show and various field trips.
Contact: Dean

Missions Statement:  To promote the Aviation Maintenance Program in efforts to raise awareness of the aviation industry.

Contact:  Will Beecroft,

Mission:  To prepare students for careers in the aviation world through additional educational experiences such as field trips to airports.

Mission: To contribute to the preparation of a world-class workforce through the advancement of leadership, academics, citizenship and technological skills. BPA students win awards at the national competitions each year.

Contact: Lori Yecoshenko, [email protected]

Mission: To enhance the educational experiences of students through volunteer work on campus. Past students have donated their time to create web pages and graphics for the student life office as well as hosted gaming events.

Contact: Anup Parajuli – [email protected]

Mission: To provide cyber security students the opportunity to compete in state, regional and national security competitions.

Contact:

Mission: To offer additional educational experiences to dental students on campus and in the community through volunteerism and conferences. Past events include hosting Give Kids a Smile Day for underserved children and teaching students the benefits of brushing at local elementary schools.

Contact Kjersta Watt – [email protected]

Mission: To educate the community on fire safety and to help students become confident personnel of the fire service through volunteerism and fundraising.

Contact: Ben Evans, [email protected]

Mission: To prepare machine tool and welding students for the job market through competition in the Skills USA program. Past students have won awards for the Styrofoam shredder and north woods fire ring.

Contact: Nathan Zobel, [email protected] and Matthew Farchmin, [email protected].

Mission: To support students in the Medical Laboratory Technician program.  Participate in volunteer activities including performing testing during the health fair, recruiting for blood drives and helping with campus events.  The funds earned through these activities pays for attendance at the Clinical Laboratory Collaborative.

Contact:

Mission: To promote professional and personal growth for nursing students through volunteerism in the community and educational experiences on campus. Past activities include volunteering at Grandma’s Marathon and hosting a nursing conference on campus.

Contact: Jacqueline Semaan – [email protected]

Mission: To offer additional educational experiences to physical therapist assistant students through community and campus involvement.

Contact: Aaron Hawley, [email protected]

Mission: To increase the knowledge base of students, organize events, gain leadership skills and promote activities that support the advancement of human behavior and cognition.

Contact: Amanda Delich, [email protected]

To enhance the educational experience of students in the program through participation in the Knowledge Bowl and other activities.

Contact:  Danielle Vinje, [email protected]

Mission: To enhance the education of students through participation in the national conference and to promote health on campus through the college health fair.

Contact: Bryan Stark – [email protected] and Ellie Fournier, [email protected]

Mission: To enhance the educational experience of surgical technology students.

Contact:

Nursing Students at Stress Less Days at Lake Superior College.