Activities & Organizations
Student Organizations and Clubs
Check out the student clubs and organizations sponsored by Maysville Community and Technical College.
Health Occupation Students of America Organization (HOSA)
The Health Occupation Students of America Organization is the student club for students
in Nursing, Respiratory Care, and Medical Assisting. This organization is run by,
and for students in these fields. Like other student organizations, HOSA provides
students with an opportunity to develop leadership skills and to showcase their talents
through competitions and demonstrations at local, state, and national levels. This
organization has been a great boost to the health occupation students at Maysville
Community & Technical College, for many years and has given our students a forum for
displaying excellence in the health skills they acquire here on our campus.
For more information:
Rowan Campus (Medical Assisting) - Diana Reeder (606) 783-1538, ext. 66363
Rowan Campus (PN) - Debbie Nolder, (606) 783-1538 ext. 66253. or Dawn Greenfield, (606) 783-1538 ext, 66331
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For more information:
Licking Valley Campus - Barbara Hauke, (859) 234-8626 ext. 66434 or Marty Muenks, ext. 66410
Medical Laboratory Technician (MLT)
The Medical Laboratory Technician student organization serves MCTC and its Medical
Laboratory Technician students. This group gives back to the community through community
service such as food and clothing drives.
For more information:
Maysville Campus - Michelle Thoroughman, (606) 759-7141, ext. 66277 or Belinda Honican, (606) 759-7141 ext. 66424
Military Student Veteran Organization
The Maysville Student Veteran Organization is a local chapter of the National Organization
Student Veterans of America. Any member of the military, past or present, and their
dependents are welcome to join the group. The purpose of the organization is to help
make a smooth transition from the military to college.
For more information:
Visit www.studentveterans.org or contact Millicent Harding on the Maysville Campus at (606) 759-7141 ext. 66196.
Mu Alpha Theta
Mu Alpha Theta is an international high school and community college mathematics honor
society chartered at Maysville Community and Technical College in 2012. The purpose
of Mu Alpha Theta is to promote scholarship in, and enjoyment and understanding of,
mathematics among community college students. The principal purpose of the society
is to stimulate a deeper and more effective interest in mathematics. To achieve this
purpose, Mu Alpha Theta shall provide mathematics enrichment activities during club
meetings and interest generated therein help members to gain a greater understanding
and an enjoyment of mathematics. All students are welcome to club meetings and activities.
For more information:
Maysville Campus - Dr. Christopher Sears, (606) 759-7141, ext. 66154.
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
NAMI is to educate and increase awareness of mental health issues for the students,
staff, and faculty of MCTC. NAMI will serve as a supportive group of students to improve
retention and ensure academic success.
For more information:
Licking Valley Campus - Melinda Walker at (859) 234-8626, ext. 66456 or Melanie Morris, ext. 66440
Omega Lambda Nu (OLN)
The purpose of the Omega Lamda Nu sorority is to create an opportunity for students
to build relationships and to become involved in the community. While working together,
the members of this group will learn about timeless morals, and how to incorporate
these morals into their everyday lives. Of course, as students you all live busy and
sometimes stressful lives. Another purpose of this group is to make new friends, and
to HAVE FUN!
Purpose: To model and instill timeless virtues and to encourage each other to embody
these virtues.
Mission Statement: A sisterhood devoted to leading lives worthy of respect and honor
For more information:
Maysville Campus - Amanda Conley: amanda.conley@kctcs.edu, 606-759-7141 ext.66147
Maysville Campus - Beth Weiss : beth.weiss@kctcs.edu, 606-759-7141 ext. 66164
Montgomery Campus - Becky Bliss: rbliss0003@kctcs.edu, 606-759-7141 ext. 66525
Phi Theta Kappa (PTK)
The purpose of Phi Theta Kappa shall be to recognize and encourage scholarship among
two-year college students. To achieve this purpose, Phi Theta Kappa shall provide
opportunity for the development of leadership and service, for an intellectual climate
for exchange of ideas and ideals, for lively fellowship for scholars, and for stimulation
of interest in continuing academic excellence.
Phi Theta Kappa's mission is two-fold: 1) recognize and encourage the academic achievement
of two-year college students and (2) provide opportunities for individual growth and
development through participation in honors, leadership, service and fellowship programming.
For more information:
Licking Valley Campus - Jennifer Adler (859) 234-8626 ext. 66431 or Brenda Moore (859) 234-8626 ext. 66430
Maysville Campus - Amanda Miley (606) 759-7141 ext. 66267
Montgomery Campus - Liz Dement (859) 499-6282 ext. 66520
Rowan Campus - Elena May (606) 783-1538 ext. 66358
PN Student Nursing Association (Maysville)
For more information:
Maysville Campus - Contact Debbie Nolder, (606) 759-7141, ext. 66253
RN Student Nursing Association (LVC)
For more information:
Licking Valley Campus - Melanie Morris (859) 234-8626, ext. 66440 to speak with or Luannae Wilson, ext. 66441
Student Parents Aspiring Resourceful Knowledge (SPARK)
The Student Parents Aspiring Resourceful Knowledge organization offers support, advice,
and encouragement to those students balancing college, career, and home life as a
student parent.
For more information:
Maysville Campus - Brie Bickley at (606) 759-7141, ext. 66181
Rowan Campus - Paula Lewis at (606) 783-1538, ext. 66301
Montgomery Campus - Joetta Johnson at (859) 499-6282, ext. 66382
Student Ambassador Program
Maysville Community and Technical College Student Ambassadors represent and promote
the college at campus and community events, assist with recruiting efforts, campus
tours and provide information about MCTC to prospective students, school groups, civic
organizations and the general public. Serving as a Student Ambassador provides MCTC
students with an opportunity to develop as leaders with professional service skills
while solidifying their education through campus and community engagement.
For more information:
Licking Valley Campus - Melinda Walker at (859) 987-3005, ext. 66456 or Dr. Jerry Napier (859) 234-8626, ext. 66457
