Academic Activities, Clubs and organizations are active on an academic year basis. To be considered an active club or organization, the sponsor must submit an updated constitution and current year roster. Check out Academic Activities and Clubs and Organizations below!
Academic Activities
ºìÐÓÊÓƵ Dance Theatre (BDT) provides dance students with the knowledge, understanding, and experience of working within a contemporary dance company with a diverse and challenging repertory. Through performances and outreach, BDT exposes central and western Kansas communities to powerful expressive dance, as well as represents ºìÐÓÊÓƵ's Dance Program on regional and national levels. BDT members are eligible for performance award scholarships.
Requirements:
- Acceptance through audition
- Enroll in DANC 1001 ºìÐÓÊÓƵ Dance Theatre for 2 credit hours
- A minimum of two years in any of the following technique classes: Modern Contemporary Dance, Ballet, or Jazz Dance
Contact: Danika Bielek | 620-792-9253 | Fine Arts Building - F-05 |Ìýbielekd@bartonccc.edu
ºìÐÓÊÓƵ TheatreÌýis open to all students and community members with a desire to participate in acting, directing, playwriting, musical theatre, and technical theatre. This group consist of actors, stage managers, directors, technicians, makeup artists, costumers, properties designers, set designers, lighting designers, graphic artists, and dramaturges.Ìý ºìÐÓÊÓƵ Theatre produces a minimum of four productions per academic year; dramas, comedies, musicals, student productions and showcases.Ìý Auditions are necessary and scholarships are available.
Contact: DeniseÌýWilliamsÌý| 620-792-9333Ìý|Ìý Fine Arts Building - F-136Ìý| williamsde@bartonccc.edu
Concert ChoirÌýis open to all ºìÐÓÊÓƵ students without audition. The choir performs all styles of music from classical to Broadway and presents two concerts each semester. The course fulfills one of the required General Education Activities Course requirements and is a repeatable course.
The choir rehearses three times a week, and receives one or two credits. Music scholarships are available. Please see the director for scholarship information.Ìý
Instructor: Eric Foley | 620-792-9395 | Fine Arts Building - F-02 | foleye@bartonccc.edu
Concert BandÌýis open to all ºìÐÓÊÓƵ students. The band performs music from all styles and time periods with emphasis on the standard band repertoire. The group performs in concerts in the fall semester. The band meets once aÌýweek for one or two academic credits. Instrumental performance awards are available by audition.
Instructor: Jamie MinnemanÌý|Ìý 620-792-9396 | Fine Arts Building - F-08 Ìý|Ìý minnemanj@bartonccc.edu
Da CapoÌýis a small men's vocal ensemble. This group is highly visible and will perform for many community events as well as College programs. This group meets three times a week for one credit. Auditions are necessary and scholarships are available.
Instructor: Eric Foley | 620-792-9395 | Fine Arts Building - F- 02 |ÌýÌýfoleye@bartonccc.edu
DolceÌýis a small women's vocal ensemble. This group is highly visible and will perform for many community events as well as College programs. This group meets three times a week for one credit. Auditions are necessary and scholarships are available.
Instructor:ÌýEric FoleyÌý| 620-792-9395 | Fine Arts Building - F- 02 |ÌýÌýfoleye@bartonccc.edu
The Hilltop SingersÌýis a selected group of 20 singers with instrumental backup of piano, trap set, and bass guitar. As a show choir they are a highly visible group in this area of the state and perform for many types of functions. An audition is necessary for membership in the show choir. Music scholarships are available by audition in the spring for the next academic year.
Instructor:ÌýEric Foley | 620-792-9395 | Fine Arts Building - F- 02 |ÌýÌýfoleye@bartonccc.edu
Jazz Band is open to all students. Music is chosen from all jazz forms including swing, funk, rock, and Latin. Rehearsals are held twice weekly for one or two academic credits. Performance awards are available by audition.
Sponsor: Jamie Minneman |Ìý 620-792-9396 |Fine Arts Building - F-08 Ìý|ÌýÌýminnemanj@bartonccc.edu
OrchestraÌýis a College-Community organization composed of musicians interested in performing in an orchestra. Membership is by audition or special permission only. The orchestra meets on a schedule in conjunction with spring semester musicals and presents concert performances.
Sponsor:Ìý Jamie MinnemanÌý|Ìý 620-792-9396 |Fine Arts Building - F-08 Ìý|Ìýminnemanj@bartonccc.edu
Pep BandÌýperforms at home basketball games and other special events as requested by the instructor.Ìý This group is committed to promoting spirit and excitement for ºìÐÓÊÓƵ. Enrollment inÌýPep Band is necessary for membership. Pep Band members receive a performance award.
Sponsor: Jamie MinnemanÌý|Ìý 620-792-9396 |Fine Arts Building - F-08 Ìý|Ìý minnemanj@bartonccc.edu
Clubs and Organizations
ºìÐÓÊÓƵ Collegiate Farm Bureau
ºìÐÓÊÓƵ Collegiate Farm Bureau is a student organization with the goal of promoting agriculture though leadership and social activities. All ºìÐÓÊÓƵ students are eligible for membership. Collegiate Farm Bureau is sponsored by the ºìÐÓÊÓƵ Agriculture Business Management Department, the ºìÐÓÊÓƵ County Farm Bureau, and Kansas Farm Bureau.
Sponsor:ÌýVic Martin | Technical Building - T-190, | 620-792-9207 Ìý| Ìýmartinv@bartonccc.edu
ºìÐÓÊÓƵ Teaching and Learning Club
ºìÐÓÊÓƵ Teaching and Learning Club is a community of practice for those interested in how we teach andÌýlearn. Membership is open to any ºìÐÓÊÓƵ student who is interested in teaching and learning in formal and informal learning spaces. Whether you want to become a preschool teacher, high school teacher or a coach, this community is for you. Community Activities include learning to become a substitute teacher, arts and culture experiences, field trips and community service.
Sponsor: KellyAnn Bonnell | Technical Building - T-191 | 620-786-1130 | bonnellk@bartonccc.edu
ºìÐÓÊÓƵ STEM Club ºìÐÓÊÓƵ STEM Club is open to all students interested in science, mathematics, technology and/or engineering. Activities include helping with Jack Kilby Science Day, Mini STEM Days,ÌýplusÌýplanning other fun events related to science and technology. Come get Involved! EmailÌýSTEM@bartonccc.eduÌýfor more information.
Sponsor: Dr. Amanda Alliband | Science Building - S-132Ìý| 620-792-9330 |Ìýallibanda@bartonccc.edu
ºìÐÓÊÓƵ Student Chapter of American Choral Directors Association (ACDA)
ACDA Student Chapters have been established for colleges and universities by the American Choral Directors Association to provide opportunities for future choral directors to be directly involved with their professional organization while in college. Membership is open to any student actively participating in the music department as a music major and/or a member of the performing groups within the music department. Chapter activities will include activities and sessions that engage the training and experience of student choral musicians such as workshops, masterclasses, reading sessions, and attendance at state, regional and national conferences.
Sponsor: Eric FoleyÌý| Fine Arts Building - F-02, | 620-792-9395 | foleye@bartonccc.edu
ºìÐÓÊÓƵ Tabletop Gaming Club (BTGC)Ìýis a student club with the goal of promoting social interaction, problem solving, and leadership skills through outlets provided by table top, roleplaying, and board games of all kinds. All ºìÐÓÊÓƵ students are eligible for membership regardless of location. Members promote the importance of creativity and teamwork as they attend regularly planned or arranged D&D sessions, gaming events, and creative writing workshops.
Sponsor: Sam Kline-Martin | LRC, L-115 | 620-792-9249 | klinemartins@bartonccc.edu
Sponsor: Darren Ivey | LRC, L-108 | 620-792-9362 | iveyd@bartonccc.edu
Sponsor: Shelby Cunningham | LRC, L-127 | 620-792-9329 | cunninghams@bartonccc.edu
Christian Challenge
Christian Challenge is open to all students. The purpose of the group is to introduce people to Jesus, help students grow in their walk with God and serve others. Activities include Bible studies (one-on-one or small groups) and regular, off-campus meals together. We are also connected to other college ministries in the state and go to conferences during the year. Come join us!.
Sponsor:ÌýBrian Howe |Ìý Fine Arts Building - F-129AÌý|Ìý 620-792-9254 Ìý| Ìýhoweb@bartonccc.edu
Sponsor: Abby Howe |Ìý Classroom Building - C-106 | 620-792-9300| howea@bartonccc.edu
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Cheerleaders, Yell Leaders and Mascots
This is a highly select group of students who perform at all basketball games, both at home and away, and assist with other athletic events. Cheerleaders and Yell Leaders are selected on the basis of athletic and gymnastic ability, leadership, personal appearance, personality and scholastics.
Sponsor:ÌýAmanda Schnoebelen | PE Building - P-113 |Ìý 620-786-1139 |ÌýÌýschnoebelena@bartonccc.edu
Dante Deo
Dante Deo — Latin for “By the Gift of God†is a new Catholic college ministry that focuses on spiritual development, serving others, and creating opportunities for fellowship among ºìÐÓÊÓƵ students.ÌýEach week, the group host a guest speaker or participates in a social event, such as gathering for Half Price Apps, watching movies, participating in local service projects, or hanging out a barbeque.ÌýGuest speakers converse with the group about relevant topics such as faith, relationships, service, using your talents, humility, and vocations.ÌýThe purpose of Dante Deo is to increase opportunities for fellowship, grow, and strengthen students' interest in both Catholic and Christian beliefs, develop student leaders with high integrity, values and morals, and to increase students' volunteer activity in our local community.ÌýStudents do not have to be Catholic to attend Dante Deo.ÌýWe meet in the Housing Commons TV room every Tuesday night at 8:00 p.m. For more information and to keep up-to-date with our group activities, please search our Facebook group "Dante Deo" and click "Join Group". All are welcome to join us on Tuesday evenings as we discuss topics that matter and make friends not just for college, but for life.
Sponsor: Laken RudolphÌý| dre@gbprinceofpeace.org
Sponsor: Linn Hogg | 1025 Main, Great Bend | 620-792-1614 | hoggl@bartonccc.edu
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)
FBLA is a national organization that works closely with business and charities. Each year, members can travel to state, regional, and national conferences to compete in various areas of business. The organization consists of programs to enhance leadership skills, expand business knowledge, contribute to the local community, support charities, and earn recognition.
Sponsor: Jennifer Steinert | Technical Building - T-100 | 620-792-9203 | steinertj@bartonccc.edu
Sponsor: Deanna Heier | Technical Building - T-127 | 620-786-1118 | heierd@bartonccc.edu
HOSA-Future Health Professionals
HOSA-Future Health Professionals is a national student-led organization run by and for students interested in pursuing careers in the health professions. Founded in 1976, HOSA now has over 4000 secondary and postsecondary/collegiate chapters in 48 state associations, and over 185,000 members. HOSA is officially recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. HOSA is 100% health; therefore, HOSA include leadership opportunities at the local, state, and national levels, volunteer and community service opportunities, scholarships nationwide, state and national leadership conferences that include educational symposiums, fifty-four different competitive and recognition events, networking opportunities with HOSA's nearly 100 profit and non-profits business and health industry partners.
Sponsor: Karen Gunther | Science Building - S-129 | 620-786-1133 | guntherka@bartonccc.edu
Hispanic American Leadership Organization (HALO)
Hispanic American Leadership Organization (HALO) is open to all ºìÐÓÊÓƵ students. HALO promotes the Hispanic culture on campus and in the community. Provides an inviting environment to develop leadership skills, social skills, community service, and fostering of academic and career achievement.
Sponsor:ÌýBaudilio Hernandez | Student Union - U-124Ìý|Ìý 620-792-9327 | Ìýhernandezb@bartonccc.edu
History Club
History Club aims to provide an opportunity to allow students to gain a wider range of historical knowledge through book reviews, topic discussions, and the hosting of guest speakers. It also allows students to meet with others with a similar interest in history.
Sponsor: Jason LindstromÌý| Fine Arts Building - F-132Ìý|Ìý 620-792-9251Ìý|Ìý lindstromj@bartonccc.edu
National Association for Music Education (NAfME)
NAfME Collegiate is the college organization under the parent group MENC (Music Educators National Conference).
Membership is open to any student actively participating in the music department as music major and/or a member of the performing groups within the music department.
The purpose of NAfME Collegiate membership is to afford students an opportunity for professional orientation and development while still in school, and to enable students to gain understanding of:
- The basic truths and principles that underlie the role of music in human life.
- The philosophy and function of the music education profession.
- The professional interests of members involved in the local, state, division, and national levels.
- The music industry's role in support of music education.
- ​The knowledge and practices of the professional music educator as facilitated through chapter activity.
Sponsor:Ìý Jamie MinnemanÌý|Ìý 620-792-9396 | Fine Arts Building - F-08 Ìý|Ìýminnemanj@bartonccc.eduÌý
Nursing Club
Nursing Club, an affiliate of the Kansas Association of Nursing Students (KANS) and the National Student Nursing Association (NSNA), was established as a means of promoting interest in the nursing field.Ìý Goals of the ºìÐÓÊÓƵ Nursing Club include: developing qualities and skills that will enhance member leadership abilities and to provide opportunity to demonstrate leadership and compassion through service to others in the ºìÐÓÊÓƵ service area.Ìý
Sponsor:ÌýJill Lawson, MSN, APRN-FNPÌý |ÌýÌýTechnical Building - T-90 Ìý|Ìý 620-792-9350Ìý|ÌýÌýlawsonj@bartonccc.eduÌý
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Phi Theta Kappa
With more than two million members and 1,250 chapters located in all 50 of the United States and eight international countries, Phi Theta Kappa is recognized as the official honor society for community colleges by the American Association of Community Colleges. To be considered for membership in Phi Theta Kappa, one must have previously attended ºìÐÓÊÓƵ one semester and be currently enrolled in 12 or more hours at the College. The applicant must have a minimum grade point average of 3.5 and be nominated by ºìÐÓÊÓƵ County Campus faculty to earn membership. At BARTonline, Fort Riley, Fort Leavenworth and Grandview Plaza, students must get an instructor to serve as a reference. The purpose of Phi Theta Kappa is to recognize and encourage scholarship among students. It also provides opportunities for the development of leadership, service, the intellectual exchange of roles, and continued academic excellence.
Phi Psi - ºìÐÓÊÓƵ County Campus:
Sponsor: Nolan EsfeldÌý| LRCÌýL-136Ìý| 620-786-7486Ìý|Ìý esfeldn@bartonccc.edu
Sponsor: Kelley Scott | LRC L-136 | 620-786-1173 | scottk@bartonccc.edu
Sponsor: Angie Maddy | LRC L-137 | 620-792-9226 | maddya@bartonccc.edu
Beta Nu Rho - BARTonline, Fort Riley, and Grandview Plaza:
Sponsor: Janet Balk | 785-784-6606 Ext. 762 |Ìý balkj@bartonccc.edu
Beta Phi Eta - Fort Leavenworth:
Sponsor: Erika Jenkins-Moss | 855-509-3374 Ext. 772 |Ìý mosse@bartonccc.edu
Skills USA
Skills USA is open to all students enrolled in Construction Technology, Plumbing, Welding, Early Childhood, and Criminal Justice. The primary purpose of SkillsUSA isÌýto empower its members to become world-class workers, leaders, and responsible citizens.ÌýIt achieves this by providing opportunities for students in career and technical education to develop essential personal, workplace, and technical skills.ÌýUltimately, SkillsUSA aims to ensure America has a skilled workforce.
Sponsor: Matt Mazouch | Technical Building - T-180 |Ìý620-792-9336 |Ìýmazouchm@bartonccc.edu
Sponsor: Jeff Meyer | Technical Building - T-174 | 620-792-9338 |Ìýmeyerj@bartonccc.edu
Sponsor: Jake Streit | Technical Building - T-172 | 620-792-9325 |Ìýstreitj@bartonccc.edu
Sponsor: Shawn Galloway | Technical Building - T-179 | 620-786-7484 |Ìýgalloways@bartonccc.edu
Sponsor: KellyAnn Bonnell- Technical Building - T-191 | 620-7861186 |Ìýbonnellk@bartonccc.edu
Sociology in Film Club
The Sociology in Film Club exists to serve students who are interested in examining popular films through a sociological lens.Ìý Members will watch select films together and then discuss the social issues raised in the films.Ìý Members will have opportunities to think critically and analytically while fostering leadership and social skills within the Sociology in Film Club.
Sponsor: Kurt Konda | Fine Arts Building - F131 | 620-792-9389 | kondak@bartonccc.edu
Student Ambassadors
The Student Ambassadors serve as representatives of the college by conducting campus tours and participating in recruitment activities. Ambassadors are selected from both the freshman and sophomore classes through an application and interview process.
Sponsor:ÌýTana Cooper | Kirkman Building - P107A Ìý|Ìý 620-792-9241 Ìý| Ìýcoopert@bartonccc.edu
Student Wellness Action Team (SWAT)
SWAT is a student led club designed to promote a culture of mental, physical and social wellness throughout the ºìÐÓÊÓƵ student body. Team members will volunteer and encourage students to engage in activities that can enhance their overall wellness, and thus, help make the college experience safe, healthy, and enjoyable. Club members will meet to discuss various strategies on enhancing wellness in mind, body and spirit.
Sponsor: Jakki Maser | LRC Building - L139 | 620-792-9295 | maserj@bartonccc.edu
Sponsor: Jenni Bauer | Student Union - U-206 | 620-792-9233 | bauerj@bartonccc.edu
Voices of the World
Voices of the World is open to all students who are passionate aboutÌýengagingÌýin activities designed to support the sharing of experiences, perspectives and worldviews, in order to promote personal development in a global world.ÌýThe club fosters a welcoming environment where students from all backgrounds can connect, appreciate, and share one another's traditions. Through collaboration with campus organizations and departments, the club promotesÌýunderstanding of what makes everyone unique and at the same time, a valuable piece of the ºìÐÓÊÓƵ Family. Additionally, it encourages leadership, social support and development, and a strong sense of community.
Sponsor: Mahsa Roointan | Student Union - U-105 | 620-792-8285 |Ìýroointanm@bartonccc.edu
Sponsor: Baudilio Hernandez | Student Union - U-124 | 620-792-9327 | hernandezb@bartonccc.edu