Clubs and Organizations

Welcome, Falcons!

BCC has various clubs and organizations that are active on campus. Each has a faculty or staff advisor. For more information or to organize a new club, inquire at the office of Student Engagement to pick up a club/organization packet to begin the formal process.

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BCC Ascend business club members

Ascend Business Club

Ascend Business Club is a dynamic space for students interested in business, entrepreneurship, and leadership to connect, collaborate, and grow. Whether you're exploring business for the first time or already building your career, Ascend offers opportunities to network, develop professional skills, and engage in real-world projects. For more information, contact Drew Armstrong at darmstrong@berkshirecc.edu.

BCC theatre students on stage in the BCC theatre

BCC Players

The BCC Players are the hands-on training component of the theatre program at BCC — join us!

BCC Players

BCC chorale practice

Chorale

The BCC Chorale is open to students, alumni, staff and community members. No fees, no credit, just the joy of singing together! Join a campus tradition of music and harmony. The Chorale meets on Tuesdays 12:30 – 1:45 p.m. in Room K111. For more information, email Ellen Shanahan at eshanahan@berkshirecc.edu.

BCC students playing soccer

Club Sports

Club Sports are competitive sports teams that practice weekly and compete against other colleges. Club Sports are a fun way to stay involved in the sports you love and meet other students who love them too.

Club Sports

BCC campus in the spring

Criminal Justice Club

The Criminal Justice Club provides meetings and guest presentations allowing students to interact with each other and outside criminal justice professionals. For more information, contact Reena Bucknell, Program Advisor at rbucknell@berkshirecc.edu or 413-236-4551.

BCC Dungeons and Dragons Club group photo with logo

Dungeons and Dragons Club

BCC'S D&D Club promotes a fun and inviting environment for students who are new to or may be interested in learning D&D and don't know where to go. We invite other players who have experience to attend and lend their help to those learning. If you are new to D&D, reach out so you can join the fun! Contact DM Kenneth Newberry at 413-236-1645 or knewberr@berkshirecc.edu.

Human Services club member with BCC mascot Burke the falcon

Human Services Club

The Human Services Club is a dedicated group of BCC students, staff and faculty who seek to make a positive difference for our campus and community. We typically meet every other Thursday face to face, but a virtual link is available. For more information, contact a club facilitator: Kari Dupuis, Meghan Donnelly, Katrina Brown or Kathryn Lally.

BCC Latino Heritage Club members in a meeting

Latino Heritage Club (LHC)

The LHC is a student organization dedicated to promoting cultural humility and leadership, with appreciation for Latin American cultures. It's a welcoming space for all students, regardless of their ethnic background or heritage, who are interested in learning about and celebrating Latin American cultures through social and educational events, club meetings and programs.

LHC

BCC PTA club members

Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) Club

The PTA Club provides PTA and pre-PTA students with opportunities to explore the profession, connect with peers, and grow as future healthcare professionals. Through community outreach, service projects, and professional development activities, members gain valuable experiences that support both their education and their role in promoting health and wellness in the community. Contact Nicole Tucker or Jackie Bianco for details.

BCC PTK presentation

Phi Theta Kappa (PTK)

PTK is an international honor society for two-year colleges that recognizes scholarships and encourages service and leadership of its members. Contact Chuck Prescott at cprescott@berkshirecc.edu to learn more.

PTK

Queer Student Alliance pride parade

Queer Student Alliance (QSA)

The QSA at BCC is committed to providing a safe space for members of the BCC LGBTQ+ community. It is a judgement-free zone for any student in need of support regarding their sexual orientation or identity.

QSA

Respiratory Care club students posing with BCC mascot Burke the falcon

Respiratory Care Club

Learn from each other, apply your knowledge and work with fellow club members on a variety of tasks, including planning events and organizing fundraisers. Get involved with both the College community and the local Respiratory Care community. Network outside the classroom and create a professional network. For more information, join our mailing list or contact Maggie Goss at mgoss@berkshirecc.edu.

BCC students ski

Ski and Snowboard Club

BCC's Ski and Snowboard Club allows students to ski and shred together while developing relationships around a shared interest. For details, contact Craig Ptak at cptak@berkshirecc.edu.

Student Government Association

Student Government Association (SGA)

The BCC SGA is the legislative, representative, and investigative body of the College's student population. Members are currently enrolled students elected each spring in college-wide elections. Candidates must have a 2.00 or higher GPA.

SGA

Group of BCC nursing students

Student Nurse Organization (SNO)

The SNO provides an environment for nursing students to meet and network with peers. Fundraising activities are planned by students and proceeds support educational programs, pinning ceremony for graduates, community outreach, and scholarship for a graduating student pursuing baccalaureate degree while completing credits at BCC.

SNO

BCC Students for Recovery students in a conference room

Students for Recovery Organization

Are you in recovery or interested in exploring recovery from any substance, behavior, pattern or relationship that causes suffering in your life? We hold a supportive, safe space for students on recovery journeys and their allies. We hold community meetings on Tuesdays, 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. and Wednesdays, 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. in M303.

Students for Recovery

Copies of Zine magazine on a table

Zine

Zine is an annual print journal featuring the writing, visual art and photography of the BCC community. It provides the campus with an opportunity to champion our students' voices and for students (and other community members), experience the editing and publishing process and see their names and work in print. For more information, contact Deidre Sullivan at dsulliva@berkshirecc.edu or Julianna Spallholz at jspallhol@.

Zine

BCC students holding MassPIRG conference

Other Groups and Organizations

MassPIRG

Occasionally BCC has some presence in independent organizations.

MassPIRG is a statewide, student-directed, non-partisan, and non-profit organization. For over 45 years, students on college campuses across MA have worked alongside professional organizers and advocates to create a more meaningful future....