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The process for a student to become a member includes an application and
interview. Applications can be retrieved in the Office of Student Life and are made
available to all students. Meetings are held in the fall and spring semesters on the
Athens campus on Tuesdays at 12:15 p.m. in the conference room of the cafeteria.
All acts of the Student Government are subject to the approval of the college
administration. Additional information can be obtained by contacting the Student
Life Office.
STUDENT NURSES’ ASSOCIATION
Student Nurses’ Association is composed of students who are enrolled in the
Associate of Applied Science Degree Nursing (ADN) Program at Trinity Valley
Community College. This organization provides information concerning current
trends and issues impacting standards of nursing care and is the vehicle that
encourages leadership in the professional group.
NURSING CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
TVCC’s Nursing Christian Fellowship is open to current and past students in nursing
and related health occupations programs at TVCC. This Christ-centered professional
organization enjoys affiliation with the national Intervarsity Nurses Christian
Fellowship and is open to nurses in the community that desire spiritual growth and
opportunities to serve and encourage one another through prayer meetings and
devotionals.
RODEO TEAM
TVCC’s Rodeo Team is open to all students attending Trinity Valley Community
College. Any student that desires to promote rodeo activities and share fellowship
with others of similar interests is invited to join. Many activities may be scheduled
for members, especially for those who choose to compete in college rodeo events.
SCIENCE CLUB
TVCC’s Science Club is open to any student who currently attends TVCC and has an
interest in the sciences. The organization promotes the interest and study in a broad
range of sciences, including, but not limited to, biology, chemistry, physics and
astronomy. Science Club members are introduced to the scientific community and
provided connections with various institutions concerned with science; such as,
other universities, museums, aquariums, planetariums, etc. The club strives to
provide community college students with access to hands-on laboratory activities,
an increased understanding of scientific inquiry, and an opportunity to foster a
relationship with TVCC and the community.
Students who are interested in becoming a member of the TVCC Science Club are
encouraged to visit with any Athens science faculty member.
