To serve as student representatives of the Admissions Office. To give tours to prospective students and families.

   

  

The mission of the art club is to provide students an opportunity to share in their appreciation for the arts and to expose and educate on campus and in surrounding community the importance and relevance of the arts.

To develop camarederie among students from asian and other countries in the GSC campus. The club would develop a fellow feeling among multinational students who are part of the club. The Asian culture will be shared and spread through club activities.

The mission of the Black Student Association is to promote unity, knowledge, awareness, empowerment, and support of the African American  culture to the GSC community and to the surrounding community.

Provide a variety of entertainment, cultural, educational and recreational programs to enhance college students' educational experiences outside the classroom.

The Chemistry Club's mission is to promote the field of chemistry at GSC and in the community.

Chestatee Review is the creative arts publication published each spring by the English Club. Poems, short stories, plays, interviews, line and charcoal drawings, photographs, and paintings by Gainesville State College students and guest artists will be accepted for consideration during the fall and winter semester. Submit work to the faculty advisor. All written work must be typed. The student editor is chosen by the faculty advisor.

The mission of The Compass is to produce high-quality content that is timely, relevant and engaging to the students, faculty and staff of Gainesville State College Oakwood campus and to allow newspaper staff members a place to grow and work within a team environment.

The purpose of the GSC Debate Forensics Interpretation Club is to provide GSC students with the opportunity to participate in both on-campus audience debates, and, when feasible, intercollegiate debate and public speaking competitions.  The benefits of these activities include improved marks in school, improved research skills, improved communication skills, and improved critical thinking skills.  The mission of this club is to serve as many GSC students as possible through exposure to a diversity of debate, public speaking, and performance opportunities, both as observers and as participants.

 

To promote the engineering profession and students’ professional development, leadership and fellowship.

To promote enjoyment of film as an art form; to offer an environment in which film fans and film makers can interact and pursue their interests together.

To allow students to discuss current issues in the health field and perform community service.
  

The purpose of the Geospatial Alliance is to promote further educational and networking opportunities for students in the many fields of study that incorporate Geospatial Technology (GST).  The specific objectives are:
• Discussing of current issues in geospatial science and technology.
• Networking with the regional geospatial community.
• Scheduling field trips and invited speakers to increase knowledge of the GST field.
• Exploring the interconnections between GST and other disciplines.
• Promoting awareness of geospatial technologies and applications through educational outreach.

To promote and facilitate a community of student readers at Gainesville State College.

The mission of the International Student Association is to educate the community, students, faculty, and staff about global issues, international students, and cultural diversity, through collaborative activities.

To provide an opportunity for interested students and faculty to learn about Japanese culture by exposing them to authentic Japanese cuisine, film,music, art, and other sociocultural aspects through campus events and activities. There is a special focus on serving the elderly (a Japanese tradition) through service projects, particularly at holiday time.

LSA's mission is to empower its members by promoting leadership, education and culture; to promote diversity as a source of strength rather than a division; and to nurture, guide, and encourage the Latino youth in our community as well. LSA is open to all GSC students having an interest in Latino culture and ideas.
  

Origin's purpose is to create an environment on campus to give the opportunity for college students to help the community through acts of service and compassion.

Phi Theta Kappa is a prestigious International honor society recognizing academic excellence at two-year colleges.  Our GSC award winning PTK club is the Rho Mu Chapter which was first chartered in 1968.
  

1) Informal physics learning in an extracurricular setting
2) To discuss connections between science, society and culture

  

This club is for those interested in studying veterinary science.

To promote the overall well-being of student members through encouraging exercise in the form of running, and to offer students who run the chance to do so with others.

 



 

Sigma Chi Eta promotes an awareness about the field of communication and recognizes students with honors in communication. The group offers opportunities to improve the communication skills of members and to enhance the communication between faculty and students at GSC.


 

For students interested in mountain biking and the environment.

 

1.  To represent the interest of the student body in all affairs.
   2. To serve as a liaison between students, faculty, and the administration, and between the various campuses of Gainesville State College.
   3. To provide service opportunities to the student body.
   4. To provide an opportunity for students to develop leadership skills.
   5. To promote Gainesville State College and its students to the surrounding community.
   6. To provide representation for the student body to College, state, and national bodies, including the Board of Regents.
   7. To provide opportunities on all Gainesville State College campuses for students to work together to benefit the college community.


 

 

 

The mission of SEA is to educate students, the larger college community, and the public in our service area about local, state, regional, and global environmental issues; to inform them about public and private environmental groups, and to make them aware of, and encourage their involvement in, environmental service projects.





 

  

SIFE is an international non-profit organization that works with leaders in business and higher education to mobilize college students to make a difference in their communities while developing the skills to become socially responsible business leaders. An annual series of regional and national competitions provides a forum for teams to present the results of their projects, and to be evaluated by business leaders serving as judges.  SIFE leadership and career iniatives create meaningful opportunites for learning as well as the placement of students and alumni with companies in search of emerging talent.

Any student is welcome to participate in any aspect of the production.

The Wakeboarding Club provides opportunities for student growth by learning about and participating in the sport of Wakeboarding in lerning and competitive environments.

This club focuses on issues faced by women, children, and the community as a whole. The club feels it is important to provide a relaxed, safe atmosphere for socialization and support.  The club will also does outreach services to the campus population and community. The club, although focused on women’s issues, is open to anyone male or female who supports their goals and wants to participate.