Religious Organizations
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| Baptist Student Ministry, Advisor: Babette Lowe, 361-572-6807 |
| All VC and UHV students are welcome. The BSM is not a church but a college organization. We are located at 2601 N. Ben Jordan, right across from the VC/UHV Library. We provide free lunch every Tuesday, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. during the Fall and Spring semesters. EVERYONE IS WELCOME! |
| Catholic Student Association, Advisors: Melanie Yosko, 361-573-3291 ext. 3250; Catherine Heath, 361-573-3291 ext. 3276; Gail Janecka, 361-582-2458 |
| An organization for Catholics and others exploring their faith. Activities include: Theology at the Wall, Campus Mass, Bible Studies, Adoration, See You at the Pole, Life Chain, Social Nights, Praise and Worship, and more. EVERYONE IS WELCOME! |
| United Campus Ministry, Advisor: Wanda Ritchie, 361-649-2904 |
| The UCM is a student organization for VC and UHV. Its purpose is to foster spiritual, intellectual, and social interests of the student population. Seasonal studies, special worship services, and social activities are posted on the campus bulletin boards. UCM provides free lunch every Monday with a bible study and free lunch every Wednesday, from 11:30am to 1:00pm, in the Student Center Dining Area. |
| Art Association, Advisor: Nathan Heuer, 361-573-3291 ext. 3239 |
| The Art Club is open to all VC students who are interested in art related fields. The club’s main purpose is to promote cultural awareness at the college and in the community. |
| The Dirt Nerd Club, Debra Chronister, 361-582-2435 |
| The Dirt Nerd Club strives to encourage art in all its forms, specifically in the form of ceramics. Our goal as a society is to promote the inner artisan found in all students. Art is a soothing, positive influence on the mind, which allows creativity to flow, increases imagination, and causes the brain to become more productive. This positive influence is our goal for all students, staff, and faculty. |
| Film Club, Advisor: Lisa DeVries, 361-582-6474 |
| The objective of this organization is to expose participants to a diverse selection of cinematic features, furthering their knowledge and appreciation concerning film, while creating an open forum for discussion. |
| Haven, Advisers: Kaycee Newell, 361-582-2462 and Jacob Flores, 351-573-3291 ext. 3242 |
| Haven is an organization that desires to provide a safe and supportive environment gay, lesbian, bi-sexual, transgender and questioning (GCBTQ) students and to promote acceptance and awareness of GCBTQ issues on campus. |
| Latin American Student Association (LASO), Advisors: Darlene Irrobali, 582-2524 and Miros Gonzales, 361-582-2533. |
| LASO membership concerns include education, culture language, and community service. Meetings and projects are posted on bulletin boards throughout the VC campus. |
| Science Club, Advisor:Ron Reese, 361-582-2537 |
| The Science Club is open to all VC students who are interested in science. Many fields of science are looked at, ranging from the medical field to archeology. Any interested students are encouraged to contact an advisor for more information. |
| Sports Club, Advisor: Bill Byers, 573-3291 ext. 3271 |
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The VC Sports Club consists of interested athletic students. Volleyball and basketball are currently offered. Please contact an advisor for more information.
Jonathan Anderson, men's basketball coach- 361-573-3291 ext. 3255 |
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Veterans Association, Advisors: Bill Coons, 361-573-3291 ext. 3253, Staci Kelly, 361-572-6462 and Matt Williams, 361-582-2406. |
| The Veteran's Club seeks to provide support, get connected and find resources for fellow military students, both veteran and currently serving, from all branches of service. To seek advisement, contact the Veterans Affairs office at 582-2400. |
| Writer's Club, Advisor: Michelle Paulsen, 361-573-3291 ext. 3275 |
| The Writer’s Club of Victoria College is an organization of creative writers and persons interested in the field of publishing and/or students who are studying writing. The primary objective of the Writer’s Club is to allow its members a forum for writing and publishing, and to disperse information in the areas of writing and publishing. Thus, we publish a literary magazine, workshop, bring writers/publishers to campus, and hold writing contests. |
We want to hear about it! If you have an idea for a club, drop by the Student Activities Office, located in the Student Center.
All you have to do is submit your idea along with a petition including the names of at least ten interested people. We look forward to hearing from you!