Clubs for Students

KC offers a vast array of clubs so students can get involved.

Click below on a student club for more information:

American Society of Safety Engineers:

This is a club for students who are enrolled in environmental/safety courses whose purpose is to promote harmonious action in safety work and educate members in all matters relating to environmental/safety and accident prevention. Contact: Chris Reed

Automotive Club:

This club strives to improve public opinion towards today's automotive technician and to increase the members knowledge in the automotive industry. Contact: Collin Harris

Baptist Student Ministries (BSM):

This is a student-led organization providing students a place of involvement and development. The BSM welcomes all students. Contact: Tammy White at (903) 445-4218.

Bass Club:

This is an organization for students interested in fishing. Contact: Jon Pearce or (903) 983-8225.

Black Students United:

This club is open to all students. Its primary goal is to recognize the need for collaboration among Black/African American students. Formed on a voluntary basis, the purpose of this club is to unite us not only in words, but in action as well. Contact: Monica Smith

Business & Technology Club:

The Business & Technology Club is a chapter of FBLA Collegiate, the premier student business leadership organization in the country. The core themes of the organization are:

  • Honing 21st Century skills
  • Developing individual vision and personal brand
  • Building relationships with mentors in the business community
  • Being a mentor to someone else
  • Networking and completing internship experiences
  • Understanding that business principles are a part of every sector

Contact: Stacie Smith

Chi Alpha

Chi Alpha is a student-led club for Christian students who are interested walking alongside other Christian students in growth and fellowship. Students work to develop their spiritual lives through prayer, worship, fellowship, and discipleship. Contact: Lori Truman

Christian Campus Center (Tri-C):

This group exists for all students to come and interact with other Christians in a safe and uplifting place. They offer various activities such as Bible studies, free lunches and devotionals. Contact: Jaimie Torres

Computer and Information Technology (CIT) Club:

This group fosters a culture of learning and a passion for computer technology while encouraging current and future students to seek out opportunities to expand their computer technology knowledge and skills. In addition, students will be able to develop and fine-tune their computer skills. Contact: Ginger Dennis

Delta Psi Omega:

The goal of this club is to provide service to the community, support Kilgore College and provide leadership in the theatre department. Contact: Micah Goodding

Gaming Club:

Calling all gamers! If you like playing games and would like to meet people like you, then join us.  Contact: Andy Taylor

Golden Z Club:

Zonta International believes young people are critical to achieving gender equality and ending violence against women and girls around the world. To truly change the lives of women and girls globally now and for generations to come, we must invest in youth development and mentor young leaders for gender equality. Through the Golden Z Club program, Zontians work to bring Zonta International’s mission to empower women through service and advocacy to students around the world and to stimulate new and meaningful student-led service and advocacy projects. Contact: Meredith May

Apply for the Golden Z Club (pdf)

International Students:

The purpose of this club is to promote an appreciation among the college of all nationalities and to foster a spirit of internationalism throughout the campus. Contact: Chris Gore

Orientation Leaders:

The purpose of this club is to serve as peer mentors to other students, participate in service projects and fellowship with current, former and future Orientation Leaders. Contact: Callie Blakeley

Latinos en Accion Club:

The club helps develop and cultivate a Latino-friendly community by sharing language, culture, unity, support and fellowship among students. Contact: Manny Almanza

Legal Assistant Association:

The purpose of this club is to develop and maintain a strong interest in legal assisting and to serve as a direct link between students and local and statewide organizations. Contact: John Whitehead

Phi Theta Kappa:

Phi Theta Kappa, an honor society for two-year colleges, is centered around the four hallmarks of Service, Leadership, Fellowship and Scholarship.  As a chapter, we strive to help students develop through opportunities in areas of leadership, academic, social and professional skills.  In addition, Phi Theta Kappa offers one of the greatest accesses to scholarships including transfer scholarships to most four-year institutions. View the PTK at KC webpage. Contact: Paul Buchanan

Physical Therapy:

This club is open to all students interested in promoting the physical therapy profession. The club also serves as the collegiate chapter of the Longview Chapter of AMBUCS and works to create independence for persons with disabilities. Contact: Kristi Kleinig

Queer & Straight Student Union:

An LGBTQIA club which aims to build, support and maintain our queer community on campus. All genders and orientations are welcome! Contact: Kate Thompson

Rad Science:

This is an allied health club that promotes Radiologic Science. Participating students work in, on and off campus facilities performing public service at a professional level. Contact: Courtney Akvan

Ranger Ambassadors:

The Ranger Ambassadors consist of student leaders from varied backgrounds and academic disciplines. Coordinated by the Office of Admissions and Registrar, Ambassadors assist the recruitment of prospective students.. Contact: Callie Blakeley

Sigma Kappa Delta (English Honor Society):

Upsilon Delta is the Kilgore College chapter of Sigma Kappa Delta, the national English honor society for two-year colleges. Membership in Sigma Kappa Delta requires students to maintain a grade point average of at least 3.3 on a 4.0 scale, to earn no grade lower that a “B” in an English class, and to complete at least one semester of college studies. Heather Fitch, English instructor, is the faculty sponsor of Sigma Kappa Delta at KC. Sigma Kappa Delta is the only national organization that recognizes academic excellence in English for community college students. SKD was founded in 1996 at Northern Illinois University at DeKalb, Ill. KC started its chapter in 2009 by submitting an application to the national offices, undergoing a successful review of facilities and instruction and receiving its charter in June of that year. The KC SKD chapter extends membership invitations to all eligible KC students each spring. Co-sponsors are Heather Fitch and Bonnie Gale. Contact: Heather Fitch or Bonnie Gale

Student Government Association (SGA):

The main purpose of this club is to promote interest and opinions of the student body and to voice these opinions to the administration. SGA is a member of the Texas Junior College Student Government Association and is open to all Kilgore College students. It is a service and leadership organization that bridges the gap between the students, administration and faculty. It represents the KC student body, aiming to help others so we can grow as one, and build up not only the school but the community as well through our services. Contact: Terence Mathis

Student Nurses Association:

This club is open to all nursing majors and provides an opportunity to develop leadership qualities of a nursing student. The club participates in on and off campus professional and social activities and public service. Contact: Julie Blundell

Texas Management & Marketing Association:

This is a club open to any student interested in business and management. Club activities include a variety of guest speakers from the business community and service projects designed to promote leadership and management skills. Contact: Julian Redfearn

TRIO Club:

Membership is open to any Kilgore College student who has applied and been accepted into the TRIO Fast Track program. The purpose of this club is to create a base for current TRIO Fast Track program participants. Visit the TRIO Club webpage for more information

Visual Arts Club:

The purpose of this club is to help promote interest and activity in the visual arts and provide a means whereby students with an artistic commitment meet for the purpose of informal artistic exchange and creative entertainment. 
The club meets Noon on Wednesdays in the Anne Dean Turk Fine Art Center, upstairs in Room 202.  Contact: Coy Lothrop