Clubs & Organizations

Serves as a liaison for the students to the Faculty, Staff, and Administration of the College. It is the responsibility of the organization to advocate for students by influencing how the College addresses challenges, barriers to student success, and offer student’s support and resources as needed to ensure a conductive academic and social learning environment for students.

FCA is focused on servicing local communities by engaging, equipping and empowering, athletes to unite, inspire and change the world through the gospel. Campus Contact: Aaron Michael at amichael@pccua.edu 

A peer support group for males on all campuses to increase enrollment and persistence of males on campus, as well as promote mentorship and scholastic achievement . Campus Contact: Carle Nelson at cnelson@pccua.edu.

The mission of the Non-Traditional Student Association is to provide non-traditional students with a community of support and education from peers with similar work and life experiences. This organization will improve student orientation and transition to the college environment, as well as improve student retention. Non-traditional students are defined as part/full-time employees, 25 years of age or older, veterans, and students who are parents and/or are married. Campus Contact: Dr. Kimberley Johnson at kjohnson@pccua.edu.

This club recognizes and encourages scholarship, as well as provides opportunities for leadership, fellowship, and service. To be eligible for membership, a student must have earned a 3.5 GPA on 12 hours or more of course work leading to an associate degree. Campus contacts: Dr. Tarsha Smith tsmith@pccua.edu -Helena-West Helena Campus, Thomas Moss tmoss@pccua.edu and Rosary Fazende-Jones rfazende@pccua.edu - Stuttgart Campus, and Tracie Karkur (tkarkur@pccua.edu) - DeWitt Campus. For more information on Phi Theta Kappa at PCCUA, click here. 

A group for students who are the first members of their family to attend college. Students have the opportunity to extend their support system, build community in the college setting, and add to their personal and professional resources. Campus Contact: Dr. Kimberley Johnson at kjohnson@pccua.edu.

The mission of the PCCUA WiCyS Student Chapter is to promotes women’s education, participation, and leadership in the field of cybersecurity. Campus Contact: Charlotte Purdy (cpurdy@pccua.edu) & Monica Quattlebaum (monica@pccua.edu)