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Student Government Association The purpose of the Student Government Association is to promote in each student a personal sense of pride in and responsibility to the College and to accept his or her democratic responsibility as an American citizen. The SGA is composed of a representative from each curriculum and elected president and vice president. All students who pay the activity fee are eligible to attend SGA meetings. Participation is open to all students without regard to race, gender, age, creed, color, religion, national origin, or disability. The SGA acts as an intermediary between the student, the College, faculty, and administration. Through the Association each student has a voice in student affairs. The SGA is responsible for organizing, approving, and funding all SGA activities. Student activities are paid for by the activity fee. A counselor from the Student Services Department serves as the advisor to the Student Government Association and supervises all their activities and meetings. The duties of the SGA advisor are:
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Phi Theta Kappa is an honor society whose purpose is to recognize and encourage scholarship among two-year college students. This honor society provides the opportunity for the development of leadership and service, for the exchange of ideas and ideals, and for stimulation of interest in academic excellence. To be a member of Phi Theta Kappa a student must meet the following qualifications:
Once these qualifications have been met, a student is invited to be a member and to participate in various service and scholarship activities. New members of Phi Theta Kappa are inducted into this honor society each year. Being a member of Phi Theta Kappa affords a student numerous benefits and opportunities. Some of these benefits include:
View the International Honor Society of the Two Year College: 2006 Hallmark Awards
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The Edgecombe Community College Radiologic Technology Society is an educational organization for full-time radiologic technology students. The purposes of this society are the participation of members in appropriate service projects which will enable them to attend professional meetings, to develop the member’s potential for leadership, and promote fellowship among members. Regular meetings of the society are held every month during the academic year. To qualify for active membership in the society, a student must maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0. [ Back to Top ]
The Edgecombe Community College Student Nurses Association is an educational organization for students in the Nursing Education Options Program. The purpose of this association is to unite the nursing student body in service to the school and community; to work toward public understanding, acceptance, and support of the nursing students of Edgecombe Community College; to foster the highest standards of professionalism among the nursing students; and to be a source of support and help to each other. [ Back to Top ]
The ECC Ambassadors are an honorary group of students who have been nominated by faculty and staff to represent the College at special events on campus and in the community. Students representing diverse areas of the College and a variety of career goals and experiences are selected to represent the College. These students possess leadership potential, communication skills, and high academic standards. Each Ambassador serves for one year with the option to renew for the second year with the selection committee’s endorsement. For their service to the College, Ambassadors receive free tuition for the fall semester, a blazer, and a name badge. After the Ambassadors are selected, they participate in a seminar which provides guidance in public speaking, hospitality, etiquette, and ECC history. The Ambassadors give campus tours, host campus activities, recruit students, speak to community groups, assist with registration and orientation, welcome groups to the campus, and assist with ECC Foundation activities. Ambassadors are expected to perform these services in both day and evening hours. The program is advised by a counselor in Student Services. To become an Ambassador, a student must:
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The Edgecombe Community College Organization for Human Services is an educational organization for students interested in human service issues. The objectives of this organization include creating a professional network for Human Service students and graduates; providing students with a peer support group; encouraging students to become active in human services prior to graduation by volunteering in the community and coordinating education programs; allowing students to offer informative presentations and workshops to ECC and the public; and enabling students to be a part of a statewide, regional, and national human service organization. [ Back to Top ]
Health Information Technology Society for Students and Alumni Mission: Enhance and support the lifelong learning process of students and professionals in HIMA. Vision: Quality and customer satisfaction on the leading edge. Goals:
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