At CCBC, the relationships you develop are just as important as your academics. With a variety of clubs and organizations, there are endless opportunities to connect with other students, grow personal and professional skills, serve the community and explore your passions.
CCBC is the perfect place to find your passion and meet people who will help you along the way.
First-Year Experience (FYE) mentors play a vital role in helping new students learn about our campus and community by creating a welcoming and informative environment. FYE mentors also play an active role in Summer Bridge, new student Orientation and other first-year programs.
Contact: fye@ccbcmd.edu
The Student Government Association (SGA) serves as the liaison between students and CCBC administration and plans programs that allow students to express their opinions and concerns. Students can join the SGA as a paid executive board member or as a volunteer.
Advisor: Daniel Sym, 443.840.4488 or dsym@ccbcmd.edu.
A Student Engagement Ambassador’s goal is to cultivate meaningful student experiences, whether that is giving students advice in building their class schedules, inviting students to get involved, giving campus tours to prospective students or sharing personal stories about their experiences at CCBC.
Contact: studentengagement@ccbcmd.edu
The Student Programming Board (SPB) provides a variety of social, educational and entertainment-based programs that promote a vibrant and inclusive student community.
Contact: studentengagement@ccbcmd.edu
If you are a current CCBC student, you can learn more about the Office of Student Engagement, sign up for leadership opportunities and explore our current club offerings through MyCCBC.
With a diverse student population, CCBC works hard to bring students together who share similar cultural identities, academic interests and hobbies. Availability will vary by semester and campus.
Don't see the right club for you? Our helpful student engagement staff will support you every step of the way.
These organizations bring the community together to celebrate, educate and advocate on behalf of our diverse student population.
These organizations allow students to explore their program of study or career interests outside of the classroom.
These organizations provide recognition to students who have made tremendous accomplishments in coursework, leadership and community service. Additional membership criteria may apply.
These clubs and organizations give students the opportunity to connect with other students with similar hobbies and interests.
These organizations bring the community together to celebrate, educate and advocate on behalf of our diverse student population.
These organizations allow students to explore their program of study or career interests outside of the classroom.
These organizations provide recognition to students who have made tremendous accomplishments in coursework, leadership and community service. Additional membership criteria may apply.
These clubs and organizations give students the opportunity to connect with other students with similar hobbies and interests.
As the event coordinator for the Muslim Student Association, Safia helps students connect, learn and grow by fostering a community of support.