The mission of the club is to support recreational bicycling activities and encourage skill development, training, physical fitness and social interaction through group rides and other activities supporting the sport of bicycling.
The CIC “Computer information Club” is a group of experienced and enthusiastic individuals from various computer base backgrounds. We exist to provide a supportive environment in which anyone can come to increase their knowledge of computers and technology through hands-on experience. We offer an environment free of judgment, where you can gain skills and experience outside the classroom that will help you succeed in your career. We also create opportunities to network with other people on campus to build new friendships.
We offer HCC students a chance to express themselves through the written word. Participate in a writing workshop with peers, improve your individual writing skills, and meet new friends interested in writing poems, short stories, and other writings. The result of your work may be included in the HCC annual literary magazine, Pulp City.
Interested in set design, acting, writing plays, play production, or some other aspect of the dramatic arts? The HCC Players build knowledge, skill, and appreciation of the theater arts, while providing live theater for the community. Each semester we mount a full production in HCC's Leslie Phillips Theater.
The goal of the HCC Sustainability Network is to set up a permaculture demonstration garden at HCC. With this goal in mind this club hopes to facilitate the opportunity for students of HCC as well as any ecologically minded person in the Pioneer Valley to become more involved with their community and individuals who share a common vision: Build a greener world!
Our purpose is to extend the joys of Anime to all members of the HCC student body. Provide an opportunity for the members to share their enthusiasm and joy about the world of Anime.
Our purpose is to print a newspaper that is both interesting and informative to those who read it, to provide practical experience in the field of journalism by the production of the paper, to broaden the extra-curricular picture at HCC, to establish a line of communication between the staff, faculty, administration and students, and to participate in seminars about different aspects of journalism.
HCC's radio station, WCCH 103.5 FM, dishes up tasty music and news of interest to the public and college community. Announcers and DJs are on the air throughout the year, serving news, sports, music and a community calendar.
The goal of Phi Beta Lambda is to provide opportunities for HCC students to develop business-related career competencies. This club aims to be an integral part of the instructional program and to promote a sense of civic and personal responsibility through leadership development.
Our purpose is to share our knowledge and interest in photography. We meet weekly to discuss different topics and issues in regards to techniques and trends in photography. Also we plan and participate in local events about photography. Members don’t need to be professional photographers to be part of the club. They only need to be interested in photography.
SAVE aims to educate students on HCC's campus about the projected path of affordability in our public higher education institutions in the state of Massachusetts. This club wants to raise awareness about the economic, social and political implications of an unaffordable higher education system.
The purpose of our club is to offer a space for students and college members to learn about social issues that affect our community locally and globally. We aim to raise awareness against forces of oppression and inequality, and to unite and become mindful and active in the struggle for social justice. We seek to not only benefit the campus community, but also the local community.
Our purpose is to create awareness of the financial, social, personal, and educational obstacles and stressors that impact many of the students at HCC. We also will provide seminars, workshops, support groups, and other activities that promote the academic and personal success of HCC students.
The Student Senate provides and promotes a partnership in governance among all segments of the college community. Our aim is to represent our constituents to ensure the welfare of HCC as an institution and the student body as a whole. Throughout the year, members of the Senate plan and participate in activities and events that contribute to the college and the surrounding community. A member of the Senate sits on the HCC Board of Trustees.
The main goal or Unity Club is to promote unity within the community while providing peer support to club members who engage in meaningful community service activities. Our main community service activity is to plan and execute fundraising activities to help two main causes: Wigs for Kids (National Campaign) and The Ralph Johnson Humanitarian Scholarship Award, created in memory of a former student and club member.
Consistent with the goals for the Wildlife Society, we will provide opportunities for improved communication among the members local and in other chapters, augment the educational opportunities in natural resources, prepare members for careers in this area, encourage professionalism and high standards of scholarship, and to foster campus awareness of wildlife issues.
The mission of the Yoga Club is to unify our bodies, minds, and spirits to create a positive impact on campus and in our community. This club offers a space for all HCC community members to find a balance in life and to help manage stress.