American Institute of Architects

The objective of the club is to promote the interest of architecture, the architect's role in society, sustainability of our environment and create broader student awareness of the architectural educational process and professional career opportunities.

Advisor: Dharmesh Patel Phone: 862-4430 CB217 Email: pateld@pbcc.edu

Art Club

The objective of the art club is to appreciate and experience art in many different forms. This organization promotes the appreciation and practice of the visual arts both on our campus and in the community. The club encourages cultural enrichment by providing experiences with guest artists, workshops, and field trips. You do not have to be an art major. The art club is open to anyone who wishes to explore his or her interest in art or culture.

Advisor: Samantha Salzinger Phone: 862-4422 CB209 Email: salzings@pbcc.edu

Beachcomber (Student Newspaper)

The Beachcomber is an organization intended to unify our campus community. It is used as a medium to communicate information and express student opinion both generally and individually. The college paper is not just appropriate for journalism majors, it's appropriate for all students. Involvement opportunities range from artistry, writing, and photography to copy editing, lay out, and advertising.

Advisor: Lizabeth Martin Phone: 862-4432 AD413 Email: martins@pbcc.edu

Black Student Association

BSA promotes interest and awareness of people of African heritage, encourages fellowship, and seeks to help students develop a sense of responsibility for our college and community, by means of cultural events. Membership is open to any student regardless of race, color, sex, or creed!

Advisor: Sherry Fletcher Phone: 862-4318 AD154 Email: fletches@pbcc.edu

Center for Student Leadership

The Center for Student Leadership (CSL) program is coordinated by the Office of Student Activities. CSL focuses on developing a broad range of transferable skills to prepare Palm Beach Community College students for leadership positions within the college as well as the global market place. CSL is a district program that includes students from all campuses.

Facilitator on Boca Raton campus:
Marc Davis Phone: 862-4327 AD127 Email: davisj@pbcc.edu

Chabad Student Center

The Chabad Student Center is based on the ideology of Chabad Chassidism, which has at its foundation the encompassing mitzvah ‘to love one's fellow as one loves oneself' and to permeate that love with Acts of Kindness. The Chabad Student Center tirelessly delivers a universal message: Each person is invaluable and has a direct and powerful ability to bring wholeness and peace to the world. The Chabad Student Center seeks to promote the Jewish religion within the community and serve as a home away from home for Jewish students by providing support and enhancing networking.

Advisor: TBA

Christian Leadership Association

The Christian Leadership Association welcomes Christians of various denominations and all others interested in the Bible and Christianity. It aims to enhance student leadership abilities through Christ centered, spiritual development. Due consideration and respect is paid by all members for the denominational doctrines and worship styles of all members. Everyone is welcome to join!

Advisor: Shirley Diah Phone: 862-4319 AD148 Email: diahs@pbcc.edu

Computer Club South (CCS)

Whether your interest lies in software, hardware, internet, website design, computer networking, or robotics, this is the club for you. Regardless of skill or knowledge, this club welcomes all. The members that have advance knowledge of computers help other members of the club who are interested in learning more about them.

Advisor: TBA

Dream it, Do it!

Dream It, Do It! is PBCC's club for the non-traditional student, age 25 and up. The objective of the club is to provide non-traditional students an opportunity to meet and exchange ideas and encourage and support each other while working toward their educational goals. The club's name is borrowed from the title of an inspiring book, which is the guide and basis for the club.

Advisor: Mary Roberts Phone: 862-4323 BT126 Email: robertmk@pbcc.edu

Djakout Lakay

Promotes interest and awareness of Haitian heritage, encourages fellowship and seeks to help students develop a sense of responsibility for our college and community. Everyone is welcome!

Advisor: Gregory Alexandre Phone: 862-4323 AD145 Email: alexandg@pbcc.edu

Florida Future Educators of America (FFEA)

Interested in a career in education? FFEA is the club for you. It will inform you of career opportunities, leadership skills and college to community relations. The members of FFEA commit themselves to work as a team, to teach students of their full potential, and to continuously grow as educators. Whether in the classroom or community, acting as role models or mentors, members of FFEA dedicate their strength and effort to education.

Advisor: Tunjarnika Coleman-Ferrell Phone: 862-4439 AD116 Email:ferrelln@pbcc.edu

Gay-Straight Alliance

The Gay-Straight Alliance strives to instill a sense of pride and self-worth in LGBT people, promote better understanding between LGBT and non-LGBT communities, eliminate homophobia on campus and in the community, and mend the detrimental effects of hate, ignorance, and non-acceptance toward gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered individuals. We recognize an obligation to educate, advocate, support, and serve. GSA provides students with opportunities to join together to learn, volunteer, take action, and enhance their own lives while attending PBCC.

Advisor: John Ribar Phone: 862-4448 HT403 Email: ribarj@pbcc.edu

Golden Z Club

The PBCC chapter of the Golden Z's is a club connected to the Zonta international organization. The Golden Z Club is sponsored by the Zonta Club of the Boca Raton area. The club is geared toward female students (both female and male students are welcome to join), and it provides opportunities to develop leadership skills, explore career alternatives, and improve international understanding through community service projects. The Golden Z Club is a club dedicated to enhancing the status of women worldwide.

Advisor: Bobette Wolesensky Phone: 862-4433 HT201 Email: wolesenb@pbcc.edu

International Club

The international Student Club seeks to increase student awareness of the history and culture of other countries by cultivating fellowship amongst all students. The club will maintain a support network for international students studying in the United States and American students interested in studying abroad. We will provide those students with the encouragement, support and recognition necessary for them to meet their personal and professional goals. Membership is open to all students who have an international background and/or are interesting in supporting the goals of the International Student Club.

Advisor: Dr. Bernadette Russell Phone: 862-4400 AD409 Email: russellb@pbcc.edu

Intramural Sports Club

The Intramural Sports Club seeks to increase physical fitness, provide practical application of sound mental and emotional principles and interact with other students. Intramural sports provide a vast range of activities ranging from a highly competitive nature to a non-competitive nature. The Intramural Sports Club consists of students who enjoy the outdoors and most importantly enjoy playing sports. It is a very diverse coed club that welcomes everyone regardless of abilities.

Advisor: Debbie Trigoboff Phone: 862-4571 BT146 Email: trigobod@pbcc.edu

Journalism Club

The objective of this club is to promote all aspects of journalism and newspaper production including layout, writing, editing, and photography. Students will participate in the Beachcomber with the opportunity for internships at Boca Raton news. The Journalism club will connect the student population and PBCC in general to the larger community by showing how students' activities and production is excelling on each campus.

Advisor: Lizabeth Martin Phone: 862-4432 AD413 Email: martins@pbcc.edu

Lean, Clean and Green Ecology Club

The Lean, Clean and Green (LCG) Ecology Club is devoted to raising consciousness on campus regarding issues of ecology, resource maintenance, and sustainability defined as meeting contemporary needs without compromising the ability of future stakeholders to satisfy their needs. The LCG Ecology Club hosts annual campus clean ups, as well as, international coastal clean ups, maintains our Butterfly Garden, hosts ecological movie events, volunteers at nature centers and impacts recycling policy campus wide. The LCG Ecology Club also educates the community about living eco-friendly lives and about the importance of the local wildlife.

Advisor: Martin Pawlicki Phone: 862-4453 CA215 Email: pawlickm@pbcc.edu

Massage Therapy Club

The Massage Therapy Club encourages those involved in the massage therapy program to become involve and active on campus. This club supports both day and evening students and is open to all of those enrolled in the Massage Therapy Program.

Advisor: Mindy Yale Phone: 862-4734 BT129 Email: yalem@pbcc.edu

Mock Trial Team

The Mock Trial Team is the ideal activity for students interested in the field of law, or those that want to put their theatrical or debating talents to the test. Students can participate in different roles in the legal system, such as, attorneys, witnesses, timekeepers and alternates. It is a team that participates in competitive trial simulation.

Advisor: Roxanna Anderson Phone: 862-4471 CA214 Email: andersrm@pbcc.edu

Personal Fitness Club

The PBCC Personal Fitness Club aims to improve student's attitude towards academics through disciplined fitness training. In addition, this club is for people looking to stay healthy by having a structured fitness plan to follow. This club will serve Palm Beach Community College and the Community by improving the attitude of the student body here at PBCC.

Advisor: Marc Davis Phone: 862-4327 AD127 Email: davisj@pbcc.edu

Phi Theta Kappa (International Honor Society, P.T.K.)

The purpose of Phi Theta Kappa shall be to recognize and encourage scholarship among two-year college students. To achieve this purpose, Phi Theta Kappa shall provide opportunity for the development of leadership and service, for an intellectual climate for exchange of ideas and ideals, for lively fellowship for scholars, and for stimulation of interest in continuing academic excellence. Admission is by invitation only.

Advisor: Leonard Bruton Phone: 862-4414 AD414 Email: brutonl@pbcc.edu

Political Forum Club

The PBCC South Political Forum Club promotes the sharing of ideas on local and national politics, increase political awareness via debates and club activities among members and non members of the student population and sponsor talks from experts on issues of local, national and international concern.

Advisor: Terry Randolph Phone: 862-4667 CA114 Email: randolpt@pbcc.edu

The purpose of the Psychology Club is to provide a forum for developing one's perspective about psychology and to build a sense of community and identify with others who are in the Psychology field. The club will provide opportunities for students to become acquainted with and involved in the larger field of Psychology.

Advisor: Roxanna Anderson Phone: 862-4471 CA214 Email: andersrm@pbcc.edu

Rotaract Club

The Rotaract Club is sponsored by Rotary International. Rotary International is the world's first service club organization, with more than 1.2 million members in 33,000 clubs worldwide. The Rotaract Club is part of a global effort to bring peace and international understanding to the world. It is a service club for young adults 18-30 based on service, leadership, networking, scholarships, international exchange and fun.

Advisor: Jeanne Boone Phone: 862-4450 BT111 Email: boonej@pbcc.edu

Spanish and Latino Student Association (S.A.L.S.A.)

S.A.L.S.A. seeks to increase the awareness of Spanish heritage, promote fellowship, and develop a sense of responsibility in our college and community through on-and-off campus events. Everyone is welcome!!

Advisor: Gabriela Blanco Phone: 862-4396 AD127 Email: blancog@pbcc.edu

Students for Israel (Hillel)

Seeks to educate and increase awareness of Jewish culture and tradition, evaluate issues facing Israel, and form relationships with fellow students locally and internationally. Everyone is welcome!

Advisor: TBA

Student Government Association

The Student Government Association generates campus activities enhancing student life. SGA also serves as a liaison between students, administration, faculty, and staff. SGA is dedicated to provide consistent direction and unifying principles for the leadership of SGA, and enhancing its core values: Service, Intellectual Development, Leadership Development, Community Life, Resource Management, and Communication. All students are encouraged to join!

Advisor: Marc Davis Phone: 862-4327 AD127 Email: davisj@pbcc.edu

Veterans Club

The Veterans Club is here for military veterans, families of soldiers, as well as, anyone who wishes to get involved. The Veterans Club will serve as a resource for the students who are veterans, to help them become connected with campus life, and assist them to access all services for which they are eligible. The Veterans Club offers academic support, advice, and recreational activities.

Advisor: Dr. Michael Miles Phone: 862-4665 CA113 Email: milesm@pbcc.edu