Student Activities
Get Involved at SCC
The life you live outside the classroom is as important to your education as lectures, papers, and projects.
Welcome to the Cave!
We provide a vibrant and exciting space where students can unwind and have a blast. Unleash your competitive spirit on our top-notch ping-pong, foosball, and pool tables. Need a break from all the action? Kick back and relax in our cozy lounging area, perfect for catching up with friends or studying in a laid-back atmosphere.
Contact Information
Student Activities
7-RC 102
636-922-8214
sao@stchas.edu
What's Poppin'?
Student Activities provides opportunities for students to connect with each other on campus through events, activities, and student clubs and organizations.
Rec Resources
The Rec Center is a multipurpose facility located in the northwest quadrant of the campus. A major purpose of programming in the Rec Center is to assist in the promotion of health and wellness for the campus community by providing a healthy environment for personal development through physical and recreational activities.
The spaces in the Rec Center are available for team practices, recreational games, dance activities and many other college events requiring a large gathering area.
The second floor houses classrooms for academic physical education credit courses as well as continuing education classes. See both the credit and non-credit class schedules for a complete listing of physical education, recreation and fitness classes.
The gym is open for recreational sport activities for SCC students, faculty, and staff when not scheduled for regular college activities or special events. Stop by the Athletic Office, RC 104, for any questions.
How to Use the Fitness Center/Gym
- Complete the waiver and turn into Fitness Center staff.
- Waivers must be completed every academic year.
- Students, faculty, and staff must have a current SCC ID card.
- Check in and out at the front desk must be done using said SCC ID.
- You may not use fitness center if you do not have a current SCC ID card.
Attire
- NO SANDALS, OPEN-TOED SHOES, OR BARE FEET.
- No clothing with metal rivets.
- Athletic attire and shoes recommended.
- Tank tops must cover entire chest.
- No midriff tops.
**All backpacks, coats, purses, and other personal items should be stored in a locker. SCC is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Lockers are available for day use only.
DAY |
OPEN |
CLOSE |
| Monday | 8 AM | 6 PM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM | 6 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM | 6 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM | 6 PM |
| Friday | 8 AM | 12 PM |
| Saturday & Sunday | CLOSED | CLOSED |
***Fitness Center is closed every weekday from 1 PM - 2 PM***
Admittance to the Fitness Center requires a student ID card to prove current college student status. Always check-in with the staff at the front desk before entering the Fitness Center.
The Fitness Center is not available for open use during scheduled classes. Please check the class schedule or posted schedule on the Fitness Center bulletin board for "open" use times and updates.
Lockers can be located in the Men's and Women's restrooms. They are available for student use while in the gym or fitness center.
Remember that lockers are for day use only. Please remove locks and belongings daily.
Lockers will be opened nightly for cleaning and disinfecting purposes, any items will either be thrown away or given to Lost and Found, located in the Campus Police station.
SCC is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Please make sure to lock your locker or pick up your items promptly.
Dip your toes in the sand at the outdoor volleyball court. Volleyballs may be checked out with a valid photo ID any time the Rec Center Fitness Center desk is open. Please read all rules and safety guidelines posted courtside.
The court can be accessed through the West enterance. It is located in front of Conoyer Hall, between the yellow and purple parking lots.
Walk your way to health over the paths of the beautiful 228-acre SCC campus. Grants have helped fund the construction of many parts of the walking paths as well as the convenient trail markers that guide you around each one. You can start on each trail at any point, and all three have easy access to the trailhead marker near the Technology Building.
Don't see the club for you? You can start your own! Click here to get started.
SCC encourages students to work with a faculty or staff member when organizing collection/donation drives. These can be done through student organizations or for service learning classes!
Find more information and a fillable request form HERE
Clubs & Organizations
Getting involved on campus is a great way to make new friends, meet new people, learn new skills, explore your interests, develop leadership skills, advance your future career, continue your athletics, create new technologies, perform, debate, dance, play, read, and teach. The sky, literally, is the limit.
Upcoming Club & Organization Events
Jun
06
2025
12:00 PM Westhoff Park in O'Fallon
Jun
13
2025
12:00 PM Westhoff Park in O'Fallon
Jun
20
2025
12:00 PM Westhoff Park in O'Fallon
The Agriculture Club at SCC brings together students interested in agriculture, sustainability, and environmental stewardship. Through hands-on activities and community outreach, we explore the latest in farming techniques, sustainable practices, and agricultural science. Join us to learn, grow, and make a positive impact on the future of agriculture!
Advisor:
Joey Blackburn
jblackburn@stchas.edu
Allison Hellebush
ahellebush@stchas.edu
The Chess Club is open to anyone interested in chess, including novices, experts, and anyone in between! Club meetings provide opportunities to play others and plan tournaments.
Advisor:
Stacey Thater
sthater@stchas.edu
Cru is a campus ministry that is passionate about Jesus and inviting students to discover and grow in their faith. Cru has opportunities for students to connect through weekly Bible studies, retreats, and spring break and summer mission trips.
Cru is the campus ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ International.
Advisor:
Darla Hollowood
dhollowood@stchas.edu
The purpose of the Field to Table Club shall be to work together as a community to build and hone our skills in the fields of agriculture as well as the culinary arts to better understand food systems, work with the local community to feed those that need nourishment, and expand student experience and involvement with the Field to Table Institute on the St. Charles Community College campus.
Advisor:
Harold Fiebelman
hfiebelman@stchas.edu
We're here to provide students with a comfortable and fun environment to dance and express their creativity! No prior dance experience required, all skill levels welcome.
Advisor:
Lingru Kong
lkong@stchas.edu
Engineering club is here to educate students in proper use of tools and resources to create projects of varying areas of STEAM and overall provide an educational, cooperative, and fun experience through similar-interest projects!
Advisor:
Garrett Foster
gfoster@stchas.edu
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced crafter, join us for fun projects, skill-building workshops, and a supportive community of fellow fiber enthusiasts. Let’s create, share, and weave connections together!
Advisor:
Teresa Drury
tdrury@stchas.edu
The GAMES Club provides an interactive, social environment for fellowship and fun. Our club gets together to play games, and everyone is welcome!
Advisor:
Gabe Harper
gharper@stchas.edu
The Graphic Design Club promotes and encourages interest in the field of graphic and media design to SCC students. Through activities and events, students gain experience and knowledge of the industry and learn how to build their resumes and design portfolios.
Advisor:
Leah Kurth
lkurth@stchas.edu
Cory Mack
cmack@stchas.edu
GSN creates a forum for international students and others to share their experiences and cultures with each other, the College, and the local community. We provide a supportive environment to learn about American culture, including the regional cultures of St. Charles and St. Louis, while building community and encouraging educational exchange.
Advisor:
Dawn Huffman
A judgement free zone where individuals can come and learn various long and short-term investing techniques that will be taught to you by your fellow peers. The club is open to all and offers new lessons every week.
Advisor:
Steven Oberg
The Multicultural Student Association is committed to creating a safe and welcoming space for students to engage, explore, and learn about cultural identities on campus through student programming related to diversity.
Advisor:
Ayshia Mathuthu
amathuthu@stchas.edu
The SOTA Club increases campus and community awareness of the occupational therapy profession and provides academic enrichment and social opportunities to club members. SOTA is active on national issues. We appoint a student delegate to serve as a liaison to the AOTA through the Assembly of Student Delegates.
Advisor:
Sarah Spaethe
sspaethe@stchas.edu
Abby Schmutz
aschmutz@stchas.edu
Nichole Weckherlin
nweckherlin@stchas.edu
Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) is the international honor society of two-year colleges, recognizing and promoting academic achievement. Alpha Xi Chi, SCC's Chapter, conducts activities related to the hallmarks of Phi Theta Kappa: service, fellowship, leadership, and scholarship. Students will be invited to become members upon completion of 12 or more college-level credits with a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher.
Advisor:
Christy Gant
cgant@stchas.edu
Cathy Daugherty
kdaugherty@stchas.edu
In partnership with The Crossing Church, Revolution Campus Ministry (RCM) looks to serve students and the SCC campus in a way that reflects God. The purpose of the ministry is to help students from all walks of life in an effort to bring hope to their lives. We offer many off campus events throughout the year.
Advisor:
William Baca-Mejia
wbacamejia@stchas.edu
The Student Missouri State Teachers Association (SMSTA) is an organization for students studying education at SCC. We support their personal and professional growth, collaborate on fun events, and help them stay connected on current events in education. You must be enrolled in an SCC Education program to participate.
Advisor:
Colleen Grams
cgrams@stchas.edu
The Student Nurse Organization (SNO) endeavors to promote, educate, and support healthcare issues and concerns within SCC and the local community.
Advisor:
Katy Morris
kmorris@stchas.edu
Ever wanted to learn how to play tennis? Want to start playing tennis again? Come join the tennis club and meet a fun group of students! First-time players are always welcome, and we have more experienced players for those returning. Rackets and balls are provided if you do not have any.
Advisor:
Stephen Randoll
srandoll@stchas.edu