For additional information on student organizations, please contact the advisor or refer to the Student Handbook section of the College Catalog. You can also check by the Office of Student Affairs for more information.
Student clubs and organizations offer the chance to make new friends, improve your career opportunities and have fun making college memories. Look over the list and find one to join. Call the advisor listed for information on meetings and activities.
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Membership in the Student Chapter shall be open to all ACM members and non-members.
Contact: Mark Buckner, 423.585.2666, Mark.BucknerFREEWS.
The Adventurers seek adventure. This student organization hikes, crawls into caves, snowboards, plays paintball and much more! Take advantage of all the great outdoor activities in this area. Learn more at the Adventurers home page.
For agriculture majors and others interested in ag-related topics. Among other activities, the club sponsors the Walters State Winter Horse Series each year.
Contact: Misty Peters, 423.585.2663, Misty.PetersFREEWS.
For students with majors related to art, including digital media and studio art. The club sponsors art sales and has taken trips to galleries in Atlanta and Cincinnati.
Contact: Jessie Van Der Laan-Delaney, 423.318.2748, Jessie.VanDerLaanFREEWS.
Come find out why you should. Students join astronomy clubs for numerous reasons, and they`re all different. Whether it be making new friends, finding new spots to do Astronomy, getting tips on gear, or hearing about topics you might not normally hear about.
Contact: Elena Owen, 423.851.4772, Elena.OwenFREEWS.
No, you don’t have to be a Baptist to take part in this club. The BCM is located in the brick building near the baseball field on the Morristown Campus. Noonday lunch is served on Wednesday and the group sponsors a variety of activities.
Contact: Damon Billings, 423.587.1980.
Marlin Curnutt, 423.851.4760, Marlin.CurnuttFREEWS
Attention future game changers! BSU is your backstage pass to creating your own footprint to excitement, growth, and memories that will scream "you were here!" We are a living, breathing community that thrives on connection, growth, and turning those two short years into a collogue of good times. You’re not just joining an organization you are stepping into a celebration of uniqueness, platform for change, and a training ground for the leaders of tomorrow. Education isn't just about books; it's about experiences. Come be a part of the legacy we're creating, one student at a time.
Contact: Roxanne Bowen, 423.585.6806, Roxanne.BowenFREEWS.
This club recruits, assists, organizes and promotes the interest and success in business students and those interested in business-related careers. Activities include service learning, civic and networking events, and fun activities.
Contact: Glenn McGuire, 423.585.2645, Glenn.McGuireFREEWS.
For students looking to sing in a group setting or who appreciate and enjoy choral singing. Activities include concerts, seasonal get-togethers, and occasional off-campus trips.
Contact: Elissa Keck, 423.585.6951, Elissa.KeckFREEWS.
Open to all students, regardless of denomination. The CCMC has bible studies, participates in service projects and ministers to the needs of students on the Claiborne County campus.
Contact: Marlin Curnutt, 423.851.4760, Marlin.CurnuttFREEWS.
This club is for students located on the Claiborne County Campus. It offers students the opportunity to meet other students and gain out-of-the-classroom experience while serving the campus and in the community.
Contact: Aaron Young, 423.851.4767, Aaron.YoungFREEWS.
This club aims to recognize excellence and achievement in Communication by promoting interest in and stimulating awareness of communication and communication related events. This club is open to all students regardless of major.
Contact: Matthew Lawson, 423.318.2332, Matthew.LawsonFREEWS.
This club offers professional development and networking opportunities to culinary arts students.
Contact: Chef Jane Overman, 865.774.4826, Jane.OvermanFREEWS.
The Walters State Debate Team is one of the most successful teams in the state. The team practices on Wednesdays and competes in state and regional tournaments each semester.
Contact: Belle Elliot, 423.585.6957, Belle.ElliottFREEWS.
For students interested in theatre. Come find out why you should be a part of this club! Be able to make new friends, be creative and have fun learning about different types of theatre. Be a part of this unique, playful experience at Walters State!
Contact: Jack Truman, 423.585.6958, Jack.TrumanFREEWS.
This clubs sponsors student activities connect with history. Majors and non-majors are welcome.
Contact: Dennis Deeb, Sevier County Campus, 865.774.5837, Dennis.DeebFREEWS.
Philip Kledzik, Morristown Campus, 423.585.6921, Philip.KledzikFREEWS.
This club welcomes all members and plans activities with an international flavor. The club organizes the annual International Festival in October.
Contact: Bambi Pelham, 423.318.2739, Bambi.PelhamFREEWS.
Spanish Language Honor Society
This club sponsors international activities on the Sevier County Campus.
Contact: Erika Stevens, 865.774.5830, Erika.StevensFREEWS.
This club promotes careers in mathematics by inviting business leaders to campus to speak about how math is used in the marketplace. Membership is open to all students who find enjoyment and understanding of mathematics.
Contact: Benjamin Brabson, 423.585.6889, Benjamin.BrabsonFREEWS.
The club is open to music majors and non-music majors. No prior experience is required. Activities include campus coffeehouse music nights, student performances, and community outreach.
Contact: Laura Weathersby, 865.774.5810, Laura.WeathersbyFREEWS.
Membership is by invitation to students who have completed at least 12 hours of college credit while maintaining a 3.5 grade point average. Membership offers leadership, scholarship and service activities.
Contact: Dr. Lisa Eccles, 423.318.2768, Lisa.EcclesFREEWS.
This club provides professional development and service opportunities to students enrolled in the Physical Therapist Assistant Program.
Contact: Donna Cox, 423.585.6854, Donna.CoxFREEWS.
This club provides professional development and service opportunities to students enrolled in the Respiratory Care Program.
Contact: Sara Smith, 423.798.7964, Sara.SmithFREEWS.
This club provides opportunities for students studying all areas of science. Activities include trips to professional schools for medical and pharmacy, service opportunities, and fun events.
Contact: Kristen Rich, 423.318.2701, Kristen.RichFREEWS.
When visiting Senators Central at Walters State, both prospective and current students may receive assistance from Senators Central Navigators. The Senators Central Navigators are current Walters State students who are selected to represent the college and assist students with navigating the college process.
Navigators lead individual campus tours, serve as representatives of the College at local schools/businesses and meet with students one-on-one on a daily basis in Senators Central; located on the Morristown Campus.
Contact: Kellee Collins, 423.585.6799, Kellee.CollinsFREEWS.
The Senators Pages serve as student ambassadors for the president of the college. Pages staff campus events, man the college Welcome Desk, serve as student workers in the admissions and academic affairs offices, and are leaders in campus activities. Students are selected each summer.
Contact: Avery Swinson, 423.585.2688, Avery.SwinsonFREEWS.
Through this club, students volunteer time and resources to meet community needs.
Contact: Dr. Jaime Parman-Ryans, 423.798.7974, Jaime.ParmanFREEWS.
This club is for students who attend the Sevierville Campus and enjoy playing board games.
Contact: Jay McMahan, 865.774.5843, Jay.McMahanFREEWS or Paul Coker, 865.774.5847, Paul.CokerFREEWS.
The Sevier County Ambassadors serve as representatives of the college, hosting campus tours and welcoming guests to special events. Ambassadors are leaders in campus activities and work in the administrative office. Students are selected through an application an interview process.
Contact: Matt Lee, 865.774.5818, Matt.LeeFREEWS.
This club sponsors student activities connecting content with the human experience. Majors and non-majors are welcome.
Contact: Jacquelyn Larson, 423.585.2606, Jacquelyn.LarsonFREEWS.
Elections are held each Spring semester for President, Vice-President, and Secretary/Treasurer for the next academic year. The class representatives and campus representatives are elected within the first six weeks of the Fall semester. If you want your voice to be heard and make a difference for the student body, run for Student Government Office! View the current SGA officers.
Contact: Casey Fielden, 423.585.6902, Casey.FieldenFREEWS.
The club is for students currently enrolled in the nursing program.
Contact: Beth Cruz, 423.318.2752, Beth.CruzFREEWS.
This club is for students enrolled in the Occupational Therapy Assistant Program.
Contact: Cortney Boren, 423.798.8183, Cortney.BorenFREEWS.
Student Veterans of America (SVA) is an organization that serves Dependents, Spouses, and Veteran students with a way to provide resources, support, and advocacy needed to succeed in higher education. If you or your family members have served in the military and would like to connect with other fellow student veterans, stop by the Veterans Center located in SSB: Room U181 or contact our chapter advisor for more information.
Contact: Terry Harris, 423.585.6896, Terry.HarrisFREEWS.
This club is for students who are interested in the medical field and who want to explore the field of surgical technology. The club offers opportunities for community service and volunteer work, also interaction with current surgical technology students, exposure to the surgical technology skills lab, and surgical simulation.
Contact: Stephanie Austin, 865.286.2782, Stephanie.AustinFREEWS.
SWORD (Students Who Occasionally Roll Dice) provides students with opportunities for critical thinking in a low-stress, fun and engaging environment. Students find this to be a creative, and productive environment. This club is a great way to meet other students.
Contact: Kenneth Hill, 423.585.6966, Kenneth.HillFREEWS.
TISL is for students who are interested in learning more about how state government works. Each November, students from around the state gather at the state capitol in Nashville for a four-day legislative session. Club is open to all students, regardless of major.
Contact: Marlin Curnutt, 423.851.4760, Marlin.CurnuttFREEWS.
This is the college’s English Club. Activities vary by semester. The club hosts the annual Slam Jam Poetry Contest.
Contact: Sherri Jacobs, 423.585.6965, Sherri.JacobsFREEWS.
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