Carroll Community College

For information on getting connected with any of the clubs listed on this page, contact the Student Life Office (A118) at 410-386-8500 or studentlife@carrollcc.edu.

• ADA Club gives students who are interested in Disability issues and advocacy the opportunity to network, mentor, socialize and to discuss related topics and plan related events on campus.
• ALLIANCE provides a secure and supportive atmosphere free of bias and inequalities because of sexual orientation.
• Animal Science Club provides knowledge and insight into any major or future career that involves animals, including offering first-hand animal advice and experience. 
• Campus Activities Board (CAB)  provides a variety of activities for the student body including social, recreational and cultural events. 
• Carroll Student Art Society is a community of local artists seeking to develop their artistic abilities and contribute to creating art.
• Cru exists to provide regular opportunities to study the Bible, worship and pray, in a group setting that fosters fellowship, encouragement and discussion among members.
• Drama Club creates events and opportunities for students who have a passion for the theatrical arts.
• Early Childhood Education Club (ECE) increases awareness of the importance of the early childhood period. Community outreach and professional leadership activities are emphasized for ECE college students.
• Floor Hockey Club allows students to enjoy the sport of floor hockey while maintaining competitiveness.
• Gaming Club creates a welcoming environment for all gamers to assemble and talk about different types of games.
• Graphic Design Club creates original art and designs using digital art software.
• Hiking Club allows students who are enthusiastic about hiking an opportunity to share their passion with other hikers.
• History Club educates others about the value of history and how it has shaped and continues to shape our culture, beliefs and political structure in today's society.
• Multicultural Society promotes cultural awareness in the college community to create a more pluralistic society.
• Runners Club encourages students to run recreationally and participate in fun runs/races. Participation in the club is a great opportunity to get in shape, especially for those who don't play sports, and are interested in organized group exercise.
• Service Learning Club brings together students interested in serving the community. It helps students reflect on their service and its meaning to the larger community.
• Ski and Snowboarding Club offers opportunities for students to ski and snowboard, with one another, at local resorts at discounted rates.
• Student Education Association  increases the professional development of future educators through an emphasis on community service and involvement in leadership activities. 
• Soccer Club an opportunity for students to experience a fun, energetic, competitive sport outside the context of divisional college soccer.
• S.T.E.M. Club (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) provides opportunities for students to discuss similar interests and participate in STEM based activities within and outside the college.
• Student Government Organization (SGO) represents the student body, promotes community service and student involvement with opportunities to serve on campus committees, and help with special events.
• Student Newspaper Club - The Quill covers news and events relating to the college and surrounding area, and provides readers with a fair and unbiased journalistic source devoted to giving you information you need.
• Veteran's Club equips veterans and veteran supporters with the tools necessary to succeed at Carroll.
• The Well offers students who are interested in creative writing a platform to share their work and receive feedback from their peers.

Starting a New Club

If you are interested in starting a new student organization, all you need is an advisor and at least three interested students. Contact the Office of Student Life or view more information on starting a new club.

Intramural Sports

Intramural sports are held each semester and are free if you are enrolled in a Carroll credit class. Sports vary each semester, but include popular team sports like basketball, soccer, volleyball, softball and flag football. To participate, sign-up for intramural sports on Blackboard.

1. Sign-in to Blackboard
2. Go to the "My Community" tab
3. Under the "Organization Catalog" heading, select the "Student Clubs and College Organizations" folder 
4. Enroll in the intramural of your choice