Asian Student Association
The Asian Student Association shares Asian cultures and promotes diversity throughout the community.
Advisor: Chai Le, T.4312, 612-659-6563 and Charlotte Peterson, T.4300, 612-659-6141
Bike Collective
The collective organizes a community of people interested in biking. They provide informational workshops for members and students on riding, bike maintenance and safety.
Advisor: Russell Raczkowski, W.2102, 612-659-6534
Chess Club
The Chess Club will promote Chess, Backgammon & Cribbage, along with sportsmanship and learning.
Advisor: Brandon Macon, M.1170, 612-659-6000 x4005
City College News
City College News is a student publication presenting news, features and viewpoints that are of interest to the student body.
Advisor: Benjamin Lathrop, H.2901 on Tues. at 3 p.m., 612-659-6796
Chicanos Latinos Unidos
CLU serves as an agent for positive change and growth through communication and understanding among ethnic groups on campus.
Advisors: Rose Vega-Shannon, T.2500, 612-659-6746
Community Development Student Club
The Community Development Student Club develops and promotes social responsibility and community involvement of MCTC students by facilitating citizen participation.
Advisors: Lena Jones, H.1416, 612-659-6010 & Syd Beane, H.3301, 612-659-6000 x4000
Ethiopian Students Association
ESA contributes to the diversity at MCTC through various cultural events.
Advisor: Haile Haile, K.2607, 612-659-6044
FOMG Campus Ministry
This club aims to share the gospel of Jesus Christ with all interested MCTC students and staff through Bible study, prayer, fellowship and the distribution of gospel literature.
Advisor: Valerie Deus, H.4118, 612-659-6478 and Shannon Gibney, H.4122, 612-659-6473
French Club
The French club provides French outside of the classroom and opportunities to learn more about the 39 cultures of the French-speaking world.
French Club Advisor: Madeleine Craig, H.3306, 612-659-5516
International Student Association
The ISA fosters understanding about diversity and the cultures among the MCTC community, provides assistance to new students and promotes the interest of international students.
Advisor: Kevin Kujawa, T.2500, 612-659-6705
JTMS Hapkido Club
The purpose of this club is to teach and improve knowledge of the traditional Korean Martial Art Hapkido.
Advisor: Ningsheng Huang, S.2550, 612-659-6000 x4059
Muslim Student Association
MSA unites in the religion of Islam to learn more, inform others and practice beliefs.
Advisor: Nadia Mohamed, H.4143, 612-659-6000 x4463
PAN Broadcasting Club
This club aims to bring a voice to MCTC student by using airwaves and the Internet along with promoting other activities near the school.
Advisor: Gregg Kubera, T.4030, 612-659-6066
Philosophy Club
Philosophy Club is a place where students can come together and discuss issues ranging from outer space to inner space, providing a forum for the free expression of thought and speech. They believe that providing this forum is vital because as Socrates said, "the unexamined life is not worth living." Please join them each Wednesday at 11:15a in W.1120.
Advisor: Jeremy Hovda, H.4145, 612-659-6000 ext. 4012
PRIDE
PRIDE provides a safe space for all Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender students and allies.
Advisors: Jerry Kramer, H.1411, 612-659-6000 x4072
Recreation and Leisure
Open gym activities such as badminton, basketball, indoor bowling, racquetball, soccer, table tennis and volleyball are available. Check with Student Life Office (H.2900) for times.
Advisor: Drew Rongere, B.0113, 612-659-6761
Sisters for Social Justice (and Brothers, too!)
Sisters for Social Justice offers students an opportunity to exchange ideas and participate in issues which affect women.
Advisors: Elizabeth Erredge, K.2100, 612-659-6176
Soccer Club
The Soccer Club provides an opportunity for students to play the game of soccer.
Advisor: Kent Fritz-Smead, H.2412, 612-659-6582
Socialist Alternative
The Socialist Alternative's mission is to educate students on socialist ideals and hopefully have educational meetings.
Advisor: John Plomondon, H.3105, 612-659-6477
Somali Student Association
The Somali Student Association promotes and cultivates awareness through peer support, cultural activities and community outreach.
Advisor: Jamal Adam, T.2500, 612-659-6742
Spoken Word Club
Spoken Word at MCTC will organize writing circles, open mics and slam poetry competitions.
Advisor: Darren Wieland, H.4143, 612-659-6483
Students Against Hunger & Homelessness
SAHH works to fight hunger and homelessness, both on campus and in the greater community.
Advisor: Mary Ann Prado, T.2500, 612-659-6706
Student Veterans of America
The MCTC Chapter of the Student Veterans of America provides service to the Veteran's community, the MCTC community and our community as a whole. It also provides support for Veteran-specific needs and serves as a forum to inform student Veterans of opportunities.
Advisors: Miki Huntington, H.1405, 612-659-6000 x4092 and Joy Wise, H.2409, 612-659-6580
Student Air Traffic Control Association
The Student Air Traffic Control Association is a resource for current and prospective students to explore the field of air traffic control and aviation.
Advisors: Trena Mathis, A.216, 952-826-2420
Student Senate
The Student Senate is the officially recognized voice of the student body by the College administration. The senate insures student involvement in the decision-making process of the college.
Advisor: Collin Beachy, H.2911, 612-659-6757
Three Legged Frog
Three Legged Frog is an environmental club actively working to improve awareness of environmental issues on campus.
Advisor: Cathy Geist, S.1520, 612-659-6000 x4046
Urban Farm Collective
The Urban Farm Collective works to promote gardening amongst its community members. They currently operate a community garden at 905 S. 4th Avenue (between 9th & 10th Streets).
Advisor: Katherine Kragtorp, S.3530, 612-659-6000 x4494
United Nations of Indian Tribes for Education
UNITE promotes cultural awareness of the American Indian people and supports all diverse groups within MCTC's surrounding communities.
Advisors: Janice Denny, T.2500, 612-659-6713 and Sasha Houston Brown, T.2508, 612-659-6724
