Student Life
Clubs and Organizations
We've got clubs that cover it all--from stress-reducing hobbies to cultural identity. Widen your circle of friends and develop your leadership skills.
Student organizations at the College
Join a student club or organization and get involved in life at the College. Student clubs are great opportunities to explore different ideas, develop interests or just socialize. Students who wish to become involved in clubs or organizations must be registered in at least one credit-bearing course, maintain a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.0 and be in good standing at the College.
Below is a list of recently active clubs. Each club must register and reactivate annually. Visit the Student Life Center for more information.
Student organizations at the College
- African Culture and Traditions Club
- Alpha Beta Gamma (Business Honor Society)
- Anime Club
- Anime and Gaming Club (Northeast Regional Center)
- Art Studio
- Asian American Association
- Business Entrepreneurship Club (Northeast Regional Center)
- CCAEYC (Community College of Philadelphia for the Education of Young Children)
- Christian Women Alliance
- Computer Science Club
- Dental Hygiene Graduates
- Dental Hygiene Freshmen
- Design & Construction Club (DACA)
- Film Club
- FMDC Fashion Club
- Gay Straight Alliance
- Geospatial Student Club
- Gospel Choir
- Green Cycle Alliance
- Haitian Student Organization (Club Creole)
- International Student Organization
- LASO (Latin American Student Organization)
- Math Club
- Music Appreciation Club
- Muslim Student Association
- Muslim Women League
- National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE)
- Paralegal Student Association
- Photography Club
- Plan B
- Psychology Club
- Ritmo Latino Club
- Science Club
- Veterans Club
- Women of Many Backgrounds (WOMB)
- Zombie Survival Club
Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society
Exceptional academic performance and leadership talent deserves plenty of recognition.
Student Government
Make your voice heard and be a force for change--advocating for students, shaping the campus community, and making real impact.
About Student Government Association
The Student Government Association offers an ideal opportunity to hone leadership skills through its commitment to upholding the daily mission of Community College of Philadelphia. SGA’s legislative, educational, cultural and leadership activities help students to be informed, concerned citizens and active participants in the cultural life of the city. The SGA executive board consists of 10 officers, including a president and two vice presidents elected by the student body. New members are elected each year.
Incentives for Student Leaders
Provided they fulfill stated requirements and are recommended by their faculty advisors and approved by the Office of Student Life, student leaders receive stipends to acknowledge the time and services they devote to their positions. Student Government Association executive board members receive a pre-tax stipend between $400 and $2,000 each semester.
For more information, please contact the Center for Student Leadership Development by visiting rooms S1-11 and S1-12 in the Winnet Student Life Building, or calling 215.496.6112 or 215.496.6196.
Athletics at CCP
Intramural Sports
A great way to meet people, get some playing time, and build community.
Intramural Athletics & Wellness Activities
Your well-being matters to us. Check out our fitness programs and wellness experiences.
Office of Student Engagement
Cultivate your leadership skills through legislative, educational, and cultural activities. Log into Pride Portal to get started.
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Student Programming Board
Focused on meeting students’ needs in a holistic manner, the Student Programming Board (SPB) is made up of students who create student-oriented programs in these four main areas:
Arts and Entertainment
Events focus on and enhance students’ appreciation of the arts and provide various entertainment programs.
Traditions and Spirit
Events developed by the SPB and the Athletic Department establish new and continue traditional programs that focus on and enhance students’ physical, emotional and social well-being and promote school spirit. These include Welcome Week events, Spring Fling, annual Spirit Week with the crowning of a King and Queen, and various other events such as those supporting and promoting our athletic teams.
Health and Wellness
Events focus on and enhance students’ understanding of their personal health.
Culture and Heritage
Events focus on and enhance students’ understanding of various cultural and heritage celebrations.
For more information, please contact the SPB event line 215.972.6202 or visit us on Facebook
