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Clubs & Organizations

Join a club or organization at Notre Dame College! This is a perfect way to socialize with other students while pursuing personal interests and developing leadership skills.

A wide variety of clubs and groups thrive on the campus of Notre Dame College. Are we missing a group that you want to join? One of the many fabulous things about NDC is that you can start the club yourself!  All you need to do is contact studentengagement@ndc.edu or stop by the Falcons’ Nest to learn more.

Below is our current list of social, academic, recreational and communication clubs on campus! Check them out!

  • American Sign Language Learning Club
  • Association for the Advancement of Black Students
  • Black Student Union
  • Creative Writing Club
  • Educators Rising Collegiate
  • Falcon Activities Board
  • First Gen Club
  • Investment Club
  • Math Educators Club
  • Men in Nursing
  • NDC Captures
  • Pre Engineering Club
  • PRiSM
  • Rhythm & Blues
  • Student-Athlete Advisory Council
  • Student Nurses Association
  • Video Game Club
  • Women’s ID

Students at Notre Dame College who are interested in joining National Pan-Hellenic Greek Organizations (often known as the “Divine Nine”) may do so through city-wide chapters. Although these chapters are city-wide and not installed specifically on Notre Dame’s campus, students may register their group as a student organization to be able to promote their group, reserve classrooms or other on-campus spaces, and host meetings or events on NDC’s campus.

Notre Dame College currently has students representing the following organizations:

  • Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated
  • Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated
  • Iota Phi Theta Fraternity Incorporated
  • Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Incorporated
  • Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Incorporated

So you want to start a new club at NDC? Great! What do you do now?

Here are 5 steps to get you started…
  1. Group Name

Determine a club name. Keep the NDC Mission in mind when naming your group as your group name needs to be school appropriate.

  1. Advisor

Determine who will be your club advisor. Must be a full-time faculty, staff, or administrator of the college.

  1. Mission Statement

Each Club needs a mission statement that describes the purpose of your organization. Focus on what the group does, how will you serve students and the community, and how your group connects with the NDC Mission.

  1. Hold an Interest Meeting

Goal is to gauge level of interest in the NDC student population. Each clubs needs a minimum of 4 members to become an official club. Create an agenda for your meeting and discuss the mission statement and goals of the club. Advisors are strongly encouraged to attend this interest meeting. Build in an ice-breaker and listen to students and allow them to voice their opinions and ideas. Have a sign-in sheet and determine what needs to happen next and who plans to help with that project. Spread the word via social media, word of mouth, banners, postings, etc. to get others involved too!

  1. Request Funding

Stop by the Student Engagement Office to learn more about the funding process and how to request funds for the group.