The Dale Mabry campus typically hosts 25+ student organizations, with new ones added every year. Clubs and interest groups are active during the Fall and Spring semesters.
Current students should visit the DM Student Organization intranet site to join or start a new student organization.
| Organization Name | Description | Advisor |
|---|---|---|
| American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) Club | The AIAS Club seeks to learn about architecture, compete for grants and facilitate networking opportunities for members to meet local experts in the field. | Joseph Tisdale |
| American Medical Student Association |
Shannon Moroney – Campus Liaison Beth McCullough – Chapter Advisor |
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| Association of Professional Scholastic Opticians (APSO) Club | APSO is an organization for the support of students in the Opticianry, Ophthalmic Technician Program, or any other HCC student interested in the field of Opthalmology. | Laurie Pierce |
| Chess Club | Chess Club exists to allow students to play chess, teach others the game of chess, and improve players' skill level in the game. | Lauren Jacobs |
| Coding Club | Coding Club intends to make programming skills accessible to all students and to work on projects together. Group activities consist of coding workshops, mentorship and competitive programming. | Cameron Spears & Andrew Seely |
| Collegiate 100 Club | Collegiate 100 seeks to improve the quality of life within our community and enhance educational and economic opportunities through mentoring and community service. | Pending |
| CRU Club | The CRU Club is a student-led movement which seeks to introduce students to Jesus Christ, help them to grow in their faith, and inspire commitment to the purpose of God. | Ashley Cooper |
| CyberHawks Club | The purpose of the HCC Cyber Hawks is to promote the growth, awareness, understanding, and skills of those who are interested in Cybersecurity. | Sharon Moran & Nathan Frost |
| Dental Assisting Student Organization (DASO) Club | DASO's goal is to provide good oral health care through training, service, and include activities/educational support for students interested in the field. | Ashish Dubal |
| Hawks’ Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) Interest Group | To teach and facilitate creative writing, storytelling, and acting through the tabletop roleplaying game, Dungeons & Dragons. | Dean Harris |
| Engineering Club | Engineering Interest Group is designed to stimulate interest in the field of Engineering by engaging in projects and activities on campus, providing networking opportunities, and supporting students as they transfer to the next level of education. | Pending |
| Future Business Leaders of America – Phi Beta Lambda (FBLA-PBL) Club | FBLA-PBL is focused on the development of future business leaders in our society and world through practical experience and competitions on the local and national levels. | Shelby Moore |
| Film Interest Group | The Film Interest Group exists to help students explore their interest in film, provide a community to watch and discuss films and work on film-related projects | Joanne Kakascik |
| The Game Corner Interest Group | The Game Corner is an organization with the goal of offering students ways to enjoy video games, cards games, and board games in a safe and welcoming environment! | Eric Fiske & Rick Quevedo |
| International Student Ambassadors | Ambassadors help students acclimate to life at HCC and the Tampa community through mentoring with experienced HCC students (domestic and international). | Glorianna Felix |
| Medical Lab Sciences Club | MLS Club's purpose is to further the information and cooperation between students interested in the field. | Tripat Kaur & Rosa Montana |
| Music Interest Group | The Music Interest Group aims to unite HCC students who enjoy music, including listening, song writing, and discussion. This group provides a space for these like-minded students to socialize and bond over song. | Mark Switzer |
| National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) Club | As a campus affiliate of NSCS National, this group recognizes and celebrates high achievement students and provides opportunities for personal growth, leadership training, and scholarship opportunities. | Pending |
| Neurodiversity Interest Group | The purpose of the Neurodiversity Club is to spread awareness for all neurodivergent students, share experiences with one another, and relate to one another. | Gina Oviedo-Martinez |
| New Image in Jesus Club | New Image in Jesus intends to unite students through fellowship, prayer, and the study of the Bible, and help others grow personal relationships through the development of a faith-building environment. | Pending |
| Nuclear Medicine Technology Club | The Nuclear Medicine Technology Club provides sources for students interested in pursuing a career in the field of Nuclear Medicine Technology or who have a general interest in the field. | Marlene Dalziel & Jenn Miles |
| Phi Theta Kappa : Phi Chi Chapter Club | Campus affiliate of the national Phi Theta Kappa organization, PTK is an organization founded on the promotion of scholarship and development of leadership at the two-year college level. (Please note: membership in the DM PTK Club does not automatically granted membership in the National PTK Society) | Tom Klee |
| Pickleball Club | Open to HCC students, faculty, and staff, the HCC Pickleball Club promotes practice, socializing, and sharpening skills for both beginners and experienced players. | Karen Taylor |
| Ping-Pong Interest Group | The Ping-Pong IG seeks to connect students who like to play ping-pong and make friends/network. | Pending |
| Pre-Dental Club | The Pre-Dental Club helps students make connections and learn more about dentistry. | Chris Lue |
| Psi Beta Club | Psi Beta is the campus affiliate of the national honor society for students in the field of psychology. The organization encourages scholastic achievement in the field, as well as provides opportunities to develop interest and experience. | Todd Joseph & Kaleena Landry |
| Psychology Club | Psychology Club brings together students interested in the field of psychology to bring awareness of mental health, learn more about the field, as well as enjoy being around like-minded people. | Todd Joseph & Kaleena Landry |
| Root of David Bible Study Club | The goal and purpose of The Root of David Bible Study Club is to help the student navigate through all the differing opinions and give hope, clarity and confidence. | Stephanie Lance |
| SEA-Phages Club | SEA-PHAGES provides students with an interest in undergraduate research to network and collaborate with their peers and alumni while learning through Socratic and biology-focused activities and building presentation skills. | Margaret Hopson-Fernandes |
| Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) at HCC | SHPE's purpose is to improve the development of Hispanic students in the fields of engineering, mathematics, science, and other technical professions by providing a network of like-minded individuals | Josue Liriano |
| Sonography Club | The Sonography Club is designed for students interested in the field by promoting and enhancing sonography activity and education. | Eugene Anitori & Elizabeth Drolz |
| Student American Dental Hygiene Association (SADHA) Club | Campus affiliate of the American Dental Hygiene Association established for students interested in the field with the goal to promote the importance of oral care. | Paula Porter-Smith |
| Students for a City-Wide Tenant Union Interest Group | A Student Tenant Association which introduces students to organizing and banding together when housing issues may arise. In collaboration with TATU, (Tampa Autonomous Tenants Union) SCWTU will be the bridge students may be looking for in bringing local change they can see. | Joshua Courson |
| Students for Environment, Ecology and Design (SEED) Club | The goal of SEED is to expand student involvement in horticulture, agriculture, botany, ecology and other environmental sciences. | Eric Fiske & Shelly Stein |
| Student Nurses Association (SNA) Club | Campus affiliate of the National Student Nurses Association, SNA is for students interested in the field of nursing and to contribute to programming and education for the highest quality of health care. | Joscelyn Richey & Kristina Nappi |
| Student Veterans Organization (SVO) Club | The SVO exists to help veterans build a strong support system to ease the transition into the collegiate environment and for the betterment of the veteran community in the Tampa Bay area. | Tim Arrington |
| We Are People Club | We are People harbors a safe and inclusive environment for the LGBTQ+ community within HCC. The club serves to support the community and provide an open dialogue on intersectionality advocate for a more inclusive environment on campus. | Leisa Clark |