Student Clubs & Activities
Things to experience outside of the classroom.
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With multiple clubs and activities, you can enhance your leadership skills or focus on your field of study. We strive to offer opportunities to enhance your life at Edison State and beyond.
Explore our clubs and activities.
Listed in alphabetical order.
The mission of the Accounting Club is to provide opportunities for accounting students to explore and develop their career paths through education, networking with business professionals, and serving the community. One of our most important goals is helping members secure internships and job offers. Through our affiliation with the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA), we allow students to get a first-hand glimpse of the continuing education and networking events that professionals in the accounting industry attend. For more information, contact Sandra Streitenberger.
The Board Game Club offers members of the Edison State community the opportunity to play old and new board games for competitive fun. Meet new people, learn new games, and play your old favorites. For more information, contact Susan Barth.
The Charger Music Society aims to encourage and facilitate the pursuit and participation in music-related activities by students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members. For more information, contact Chris Braun.
The Chemistry Club is student-led and will be a student-affiliate chapter of the American Chemical Society (ACS). Club participants will be encouraged to join the ACS as student members. The Club will perform chemistry demonstrations at elementary and/or middle schools and participate in other activities. For more information, contact Mark Wanamaker.
The Creative Writing Club is dedicated to providing a venue for students to explore literary genres, give feedback to one another, and pursue publishing opportunities. Students majoring in all disciplines are encouraged to join and use the written words to explore their creativity. For more information, contact Debra Williamson.
CRU Life is an interdenominational student Christian organization seeking to provide a spiritual environment for Edison State students. Membership is open to anyone who has an active interest in its activities and agrees with CRU's policies. For more information, contact Tom Looker.
Through the generosity of the Duke Foundation and a number of other local businesses, Edison State is happy to provide the community with an 18-hole Disc Golf Course at the Piqua Campus. The course includes 5' x 10' concrete tee-pads, five holes with alternate pin locations, a practice area, benches, shelters, tee signs, and an information kiosk.
Click on the image below or click here to download a PDF version of the course map.
EV Cart Racing Club is a club open to all students interested in designing and building electric powered racing carts. The club meets weekly in the engineering labs to design and build the EV carts. We hold an annual race locally against other schools and also participate in a race at Mid Ohio race car track annually. No experience required.
For more information or to join, contact Tom Looker.
The LGBTQIA+Alliance exists as a safe space for students in all stages of their gender identity and their straight allies. This club will focus on social support, social service, and proactive and informational activities. For more information, contact Dr. Loleta Collins.
The mission of the National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) is to build leaders who make a better world. NSLS is an organization that helps people discover and achieve their goals. NSLS offers life-changing lectures from the nation's leading presenters and a community where like-minded, success-oriented individuals come together and help one another succeed. NSLS also serves as a powerful force of good in the greater community by encouraging and organizing action to better the world. For more information, contact Kevin Coghlan.
Phi Theta Kappa is the national honorary society for two-year college students, offering recognition for scholastic excellence and opportunities to serve the College and the community. Society members develop broader knowledge and leadership skills. The Edison State chapter, Alpha Lambda Eta, requires students to have a 3.5 grade point average to be eligible. Members must maintain a 3.0 grade point average and pay an initiation fee. For more information, contact Beka Lindeman, William Loudermilk, or Erin Reese.
The Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) Club is open to all students in Edison State's PTA program and any student interested in the PTA program. The mission of the student PTA Club is to promote the profession at Edison State and in the community through service and outreach. Email for more information.
The Society for Business and Human Resource Management (SBHRM) will become an integral part of college life at Edison State Community College for those students entering the business world after graduation. With the tools afforded by Edison State's chapter, members are equipped with the contacts, the knowledge, and the know-how to be the best in their field. Membership in SBHRM will help pave the way for you to success. For more information, contact Marva Archibald.
The Stagelight Players are dedicated to captivating audiences with an artistic and dramatic flair that will please all ages. They commit to one Shakespeare production in the spring and a classic story or modern play in the fall. For more information, contact William Loudermilk.
The Student Senate serves as the voice of Edison State students, devoting time to helping make Edison State the best social, educational, and community-driven college it can be. Joining the Student Senate has many benefits, including meeting new people, developing leadership skills, and getting involved on campus. It's also a great resume-builder. Those interested in joining the Student Senate are encouraged to apply. Applications are available via email or in Student Services, Room 160.
The Xtreme Bots Club provides the opportunity to design, build, and fight battle robots. Join the fun, and please dress accordingly, as we will be cutting metal, welding, and wiring. No experience is necessary. For more information, contact David Barth.