Clubs & Organizations

Complete Student Clubs & Organizations List

Art, Media, & Performance Groups

Digimaniacs 
Advisor: Seonhye Oh, Ph: (386) 506-3932, Daytona Campus – Photography Hall (530/232H)

Falcon Media Group – National Broadcasting Society
Advisor: Anita Bevins, Ph: (386) 506-3936, Daytona Campus - WDSC-TV15 (400/146)
To enhance the development of college and university students and entry level professionals involved in electronic media by: promoting excellence, providing opportunities for ethical and responsible leadership, providing exposure to the electronic media industries and assisting in career preparation.

Falcon Dance Club
Advisor: Jessica Lipsey, Ph: (386) 506-3140, Daytona Campus – Bailey Hall (540/223)
The Falcon Dance Club welcomes all students who want to share and explore their passion for dance while building great bonds with fellow dancers. One of our primary goals is to perform at school events and recitals, but no one is required to perform. You are welcome to join practices, rehearsals, and other club activities just for fun!

Shutter Therapy
Advisor: Natalie DiiennoPh: (386)506-3891, Daytona Campus - Photography Hall (530/118)
Shutter Therapy is a student-driven production club and studio fueled by creativity, collaboration, and hands-on learning. The club gives students a fun and creative space to sharpen their photography and production skills, while also gaining real-world experience in planning events, managing projects and generating products. It's a great way to collaborate, make connections, and grow personally.

Student Publications (In Motion)
Advisor: Harun Thomas, Ph: (386) 506-4807, Daytona Campus - Bailey Hall (540/232)
The Daytona State College student newspaper, In Motion, is published monthly during the Fall and Spring academic terms. In Motion accepts letters to the editor from students, staff, and faculty, as well as article submissions. You can gain valuable skills and experience by becoming a staff writer, artist, photographer, or advertising sales representative. For more information, contact In Motion or the literary art magazine, Aeolus, at (386) 506-3686,.or InMotion@DaytonaState.edu.

Studio Rats Art Club
Advisor: Stacey Reynolds, Ph: (386) 506-3669, Daytona Campus - Studio Arts Hall (520/111E)
To promote the arts, gain exposure for club members and their work, encourage collaboration between different art disciplines and among members, facilitate freedom of thought, expression, and creativity.

Theatre Club
Advisor: Samantha Stern, Ph: (386) 226-1903, News Journal Center (114)
To provide performance experiences and exposure for Daytona State thespians.

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Athletic & Gaming Clubs

Tabletop Gaming Club
Advisor: Debra Leonard, Ph: (386) 785-2224, DeLand Campus - Bert Fish Hall (6/213)
To provide a social and recreational opportunity for students to learn about strategic board gaming and interactive tabletop role playing games.

Surf Club
Advisor: Robert Jacobs, Ph: (386) 506-3634, Daytona Campus – Baker Academic Support Center (500/103A)

Intramural Club
Advisor: Gianni Provenzano, Ph: (386-506-3289)
Be a part of all the Intramural Sports action on campus. From recruiting to social media to refereeing this club offers sports opportunities unlike any other. Learn about Sports and work on key skills that you can take with you beyond Daytona State College!

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Honor Societies

Alpha Delta Nu
Advisor: Andrea Angel, Ph: (386) 506-3873, Daytona Campus - Health Science Hall (320/242)
The purpose of this organization is to provide an opportunity for students of Daytona State College to be recognized for academic excellence in the study of the Associates Degree Nursing Program.

Phi Theta Kappa (PTK)
Advisor: Gianni Provenzano, Ph (386) 506-3289, Daytona Campus - L. Gale Lemerand Student Center (115/218)
The Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Mu Rho Honor Society recognizes academic excellence among community college students and fosters leadership, service, and fellowship. Members engage in community service projects, leadership development opportunities, and networking events to promote positive change on campus and beyond. PTK provides access to scholarships, internships, and a supportive network for students dedicated to achieving their academic and professional goals. PTK meets every Tuesday, 2:45pm in the Student Center, Room 218K.

Sigma Beta Delta (SBD)
Advisor: Lee Kenyon, Ph: (386) 506-3557, Daytona Campus - Nunamann Hall (200/419)
International Honor Society for Business, Management, and Administration; SBD encourages and recognizes scholarships among students of Business Management and Administration for BAS students enrolled at Daytona State College who meet academic excellence. SBD students are the upper 20% of their class, at the time of invitation to membership, and have completed of at least one-half of the degree program in which they are enrolled.

Lambda Epsilon Chi (LEX)
Advisor: Nathan Kotas, Ph: (386) 506-3511, Daytona Campus - Nunamann Hall (200/421B)
Lambda Epsilon Chi is a national academic honor society for paralegal students who have demonstrated superior academic performance in an established, qualified paralegal program offered at an institution that is an Institutional member in good standing of the American Association for Paralegal Education (AAfPE).

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Medical & Health Associations

Red Cross Club Daytona State College
Advisor: Amy Gagliano, Ph: (386) 246-4820, Flagler/Palm Coast Campus - Bldg. 1 Room 105 and Elizabeth Boone.
The American Red Cross Club will learn, practice, and exemplify humanitarian values through mission related service.

Student American Dental Hygienists Association (SADHA)
Advisor: Dr. Jennifer McCann, Ph: (386) 785-2093, DeLand Campus - Bert Fish Hall (6/104)
The purpose of this club is to promote dental hygiene, represent dental hygiene students, and to contribute to the improvement of the oral health of the community.

Student Respiratory Care Association (SRCA)
Advisor: Misty Carlson, Ph: (386) 506-3780, Daytona Campus - Health Science Hall (320/425)
The purpose of the SRCA is to promote public awareness of Respiratory Therapy as a field of medical practice through combining social activities, educational goals, and service projects to expose the Respiratory Care student to a network of professionals within the health care field to aid them in future employment.

Student Radiography Association
Advisor: Dee Vanlandingham, Ph: (386) 506-3399, Daytona Campus – Health Science Hall (320/134)

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Multi-Cultural Organizations

American Sign Language
Advisor: Kathryn Allman, Ph: (386) 506-3541, Daytona Campus - Arts & Science Hall (330/203)
ASL Club increases the recognition of ASL as a language, beneficial to both Deaf/deaf and hearing individuals. We instill the desire for self-improvement and scholastic excellence. We build a strong DSC ASL community and increase awareness of Deaf culture and history.

ESOL Falcons
Advisor: Channah Lohman, Ph: (386) 506-3297, Daytona Campus – L. Gale Lemerand Student Center (115/321)
To help English Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) students build skill and confidence in speaking, reading, and writing; to improve English quickly through monthly challenges; to experience United States traditions through fun events; to make new friends and explore our Florida community together on field trips.

Genders & Sexualities Alliance
Advisor - Dr. Benjamin Graydon, Ph: (386) 506-3927, Daytona Campus - DSC Hall South (150/400A)

Global Friends – International Student Organization
Advisor: Deborah Hirsh, Ph: (386) 506-3174, Daytona Campus - Arts & Sciences Hall (330/221)
Global Friends is dedicated to promoting friendship and understanding among the many cultures that students represent at Daytona State College. The organization sponsors annual events such as the International Dinner and participates in the college wide Cultural Festival.

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Pedagogic Clubs

Business Club
Advisor: Pat Herndon, Ph: (386) 506-3085, Daytona Campus - Nunamann Hall (200/414)
The business Club promotes business education while enhancing student's appreciation of business principles and ethics. 

Math Club
Advisor: Rodney Taylor, Ph: (386) 506-3674, Daytona Campus– (500/157)
Are you curious about the fascinating world of mathematics? Whether you are a math major or just someone who loves to explore new ideas, the School of Mathematics Math Club is the perfect place for you! Our club offers a unique opportunity to delve into the wonders of mathematics in everyday life. You don’t need to be a math major to join – everyone is welcome! Come and see how math can be both fun and enlightening.

Music Industry Club
Advisor: Scott Velazco, Ph: (386) 226-1924, News-Journal Center – (810/120)
This club will raise awareness of the college’s music production and technology program.  They will contribute to the establishment, growth, and viability of Daytona’s music industry by recognizing and nurturing the individual talents and vision of its membership.

Science Club
Advisor: Jennifer Bell, Ph: (386) 506-4303, Daytona Campus - Schildecker Science Hall (410/121)
To promote an interest in science through hands-on learning activities and workshops, and to help our community and college through service.

Pre-Law Society
Advisor: Nathan Kotas, Ph: (386) 506-3511, Daytona Campus - Nunamann Hall (200/421B)
The Pre-Law Society (PLS) is a community of students interested in law, legal education, and/or the legal profession. All students considering law school, a legal career (paralegal, attorney, etc.), or who just want to expand their network are encouraged and welcome to join. Members enjoy social events, guest speakers, workshops, and field trips.

W.I.S.E.
Advisor: Jennifer Bell, Ph: (386) 506-4303, Daytona Campus - Schildecker Science Hall (410/121)
To promote the empowerment of women by serving, supporting, and inspiring their pursuit of knowledge with the STEM fields.

DSC Book Club
Advisor: Arlie Cruz, Ph: (386) 506-3608, Daytona Campus – L. Gale Lemerand Student Center (115/316F)

Technology Club
Advisor: Patrick Vilkinofsky, Ph: (386) 506-4183, Advance Technology College (107C)

Peer Mentorship Club
Advisor: Juleen Daley, 386-506-4817
The purpose of Peer Mentorship club is to foster a supportive learning and professional relationship between novice and senior nursing students in different stages of the nursing program. This creates a sense of community through collaboration, builds confidence, accountability, and cultivates leadership skills; in addition, allowing for transfer of knowledge and skills between semesters.

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Political Associations

DSC Democratic Club
Advisor: Frank Gunshanan, Ph: (386) 506-3275, Daytona Campus - Bailey Hall (540/206)
The object of this organization shall be to stimulate active interest in political and governmental affairs; to strengthen and to further the ideals and principles of the democratic Party; to promote political participation among student and peers; to support and elect the duly selected nominees of the Democratic party in national, state, and local campaigns; and to foster fellowship among students, peers, and Democrats. In all Primary elections, no candidate will be endorsed or supported individually by this club. At no time will members of this organization support a candidate from another party.

Student Government Association (SGA)
Advisors: Melissa Castorino, Ph: (386) 506-3131, Daytona Campus – L. Gale Lemerand Student Center (115/219B)
The purpose of the Student Government Association is to facilitate communication between students and college administrators, and to encourage college policies and procedures that meet the needs of students in the areas of academics, activities and services. The SGA holds open meetings every Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. in building 115, room 218K on the Daytona Campus.

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Religious Organizations

Encounter Campus Ministry
Advisor: Christopher Smith, Ph: (386) 423-6317, New Smyrna/Edgewater Campus

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Service Organizations

DSC Veterans Club
Advisor: Charles Fordham, Ph: (386) 506-3870, Daytona Campus (100/205)
The purpose of this club is to give support to Daytona State College Veterans and their families through volunteering and fundraising opportunities. As well as provide information about their benefits along with providing insight into Veterans Affairs policies and procedures. Advocate for and raise awareness to the college population about issues important to DSC veterans. We strive to provide a safe environment for veterans at DSC to meet and support one another. 

Scholastic Support Society
Advisor: Debra Leonard, Ph: (386) 785-2224, DeLand Campus - Bert Fish Hall (6/213)
To empower volunteers to serve their communities, meet humanitarian needs, encourage peace and promote international understanding.

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