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GPA, advanced dance ability, character and integrity. Each Showgirl will receive an
elective credit as well as a scholarship award.
CARDINAL CHEERLEADERS
Cardinal Cheerleaders are students whose purpose is to promote school spirit,
enhance sportsmanship and uphold high ideals of conduct. They cheer for football,
basketball and volleyball along with training for their own national competition. In
addition, they conduct public relations tours of local high schools and serve as
judges for cheerleader tryouts in the area. Cheerleaders must maintain a 2.0 grade
average and be full-time students. Squad members are selected by tryouts and/or
recruitment by the cheerleader coach. Cheerleading scholarships range from $500-
$2,000 per semester and are based on overall skill set for each year’s team.
Excellence in the classroom can lead to additional scholarship that covers the entire
cost of books.
GOLF CLUB
TVCC’s Golf Club is open to all students who enjoy the game of golf and who desire
to continue playing the game. TVCC Golf Club is a member of the National College
Club Golf Association (NCCGA) and competes in tournaments organized by NCCGA.
Eight members earn the privilege of carrying a TVCC bag and representing the
College in tournaments and at other college functions. All other members
participate by attending meetings, representing the College through community
involvement, learning the etiquette and rules of golf and practicing golf. Any
member may challenge for a tournament position at various times throughout the
year. Tournament positions are selected based on GPA, club participation,
character, leadership, community involvement, knowledge of golf etiquette and
rules and qualifying scores.
THE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION
The International Student Organization endeavors to assist international students in
overcoming cultural differences and adjusting to life at Trinity Valley Community
College. Various activities are scheduled throughout the year to aid in this
adjustment process.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR MUSIC EDUCATION (NAFME)
NAFME is a group designed to serve college students in two ways: 1) to introduce
the profession of music education and all its facets, and 2) to assist students in
making a successful transition from community college to music schools nationwide
to professional musicians. Organization activities include, but are not limited to, the
following: attendance at the annual TMEA convention in San Antonio, lectures from
guest artists, teachers, and/or scholars, etiquette seminars, professional
development workshops, masterclasses, resumé/CV editing and trips to public
schools to observe teachers in the act of teaching.
Students who are interested in pursuing a music career in teaching (pre-K through
collegiate), performance or a hybrid of both are highly encouraged to take part in
this organization.
