Get Involved
Student organizations join people together, are FUN, and foster discovery, leadership, and creativity. Joining a club or organization is a memorable experience and we're sure you'll make some great connections. See all the ways you can get involved on campus and expand your community! You can also check out our CWC Facebook page for upcoming events!
More ways to get involved...
Participate in a music ensemble, act in a play or a student film.
Rustler Radio
Tune in to 88.1 Rustler Radio for top 40 music on our student-run radio station. Call or text 855-2268 with your requests/
Be a Part of the Campus Community
Clubs & Organizations
Adviser: Chuck Carr, ccarr@cwc.edu
President: Reid Anderson
The Deputy Recruiters are a group of CWC students that have been selected by the Admissions Office to serve as official hosts and student representatives of the College.
The Deputy Recruiters are not a club, but rather an employment agreement between each member and the Admissions Office. All members are expected to fulfill all obligations and responsibilities, as with any other job.
Recruiters should have experiential information to share with prospective students. This may include everything from living in campus housing, eating at dining facilities, experiencing the campus life, to adjusting to new study habits.
They are also trained to share factual information about campus offerings and policies. They are aware of programs currently being offered at the College, including academic, athletic, student activities, as well as other Student Affairs programs.
For more information, please contact Rachel Hofer, rhofer@cwc.edu in the Admissions Department.
Staff/Faculty Advisor: John Wood, jwood@cwc.edu 855-2162
Queer-Straight Alliance (QSA) is a student-initiated and student-run club where LGBTQ2 and other interested students can meet in a safe and supportive environment to share ideas, hang out with allies and educate the community on what it is like to be a non-traditional student.
The idea is to work for educational justice by creating a school environment free of discrimination, harassment, and intolerance. The club at CWC is regenerating and hopes to organize in coalition with other groups across identity lines to address broader issues of oppression and education.
The club is open to all interested students. We are hoping to make connections statewide to develop community awareness, fun activities, and fundraising events full of leadership opportunities. Safe Zone Training for CWC Campus is on the list of possibilities!
Not active for 22/23, but can re-apply at any time.
Not active for 22/23, but can re-apply at any time.
Not active for 22/23, but can re-apply at any time.
For more information, please contact Rachel Hofer, rhofer@cwc.edu in the Admissions Department.
Advisors:
Scott McFarland, smcfarla@cwc.edu
Rachel Hofer, rhofer@cwc.edu
Not active for 22/23, but can re-apply at any time.
Not active for 22/23, but can re-apply at any time.
Purpose: The purpose of the United Tribes Club is to create and enhance cultural awareness through events and other educational methods. The club focuses on American Indian historical and contemporary issues and is open to all students, regardless of race, who have the desire to contribute and participate in this multi-faceted approach to celebrate different cultures.
Advisor: John Gabrielson, jgabriel@cwc.edu
Competitive Teams
Contact Rick Faure: rfaure@cwc.edu for more information.
Sponsor: Jennifer Cole
The CWC Ranch Horse Team will compete against other collegiate teams in Stock Horse of Texas (SHTX), Slidin Daze Stock Horse Enterprises (SlidinDaze) and Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska Stock Horse Association (CoWN) sanctioned shows. We will also compete in non-sanctioned shows, such as those hosted by our local stock horse club Cowboy States Stock Horse Association (CSSHA).
Honor Societies
The National Society of Leadership and Success or Sigma Alpha Pi is the nation’s largest leadership honor society, where top students discover and achieve their goals.
The Society offers life-changing lectures from the nation’s leading presenters and a community where like-minded, success-oriented individuals come together and help one another succeed. The Society also serves as a powerful force of good in the greater community by encouraging and organizing action to better the world.
National Society of Leadership and Success
Adviser: Lisa Appelhans lappelha@cwc.edu
The mission of Phi Theta Kappa is to recognize academic achievement of college students and to provide opportunities for them to grow as scholars and leaders.
Advisers: Amanda Nicholoff, anicholoff@cwc.edu | Ben Evans, bevans@cwc.edu
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