Carroll Community College

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

• Alliance provides a safe and fulfilling college environment for all Carroll students, particularly LGBT individuals, their partners and allies. 
• Basketball Club brings students together to play basketball in the Carroll Community College gym.
• Campus Activities Board (CAB) provides a variety of activities for the student body, including social, recreational and cultural events.
• Early Childhood Education Club (ECE) increases awareness of the importance of the early childhood period.  Community outreach and professional leadership activities is emphasized for ECE college students.
• Chess Club provides students with opportunities to learn and play chess.
• Christian Club is a support group of students who reach out to the college and the community by showing God's love, as they grow closer to him.
• Drama Club creates events and opportunities for students who have a passion for the theatrical arts.
• Game Design Organization is a group of students who collectively design computer games and build a portfolio of games created by club members.
• Green Team educates and interacts with the college community to promote and increase environmental awareness.
• Habitat for Humanity Club helps build and renovate houses for people in need in conjunction with various Habitat for Humanity International chapters.
• Kings and Fools (Juggling Club) is a unique organization for people who wish to learn, practice, and teach others the juggling, or manipulation, of artistic tools.
• Rugby Football Club introduces, teaches, promotes and plays Rugby Union Football.  During the rugby season, the club team plays other college teams from the area.
• Soccer Club provides an opportunity for students who share an interest in soccer to play indoors and outdoors.
• Spanish Club is a community of students who are interested in gaining a better understanding of the Spanish language and Spanish and Latino cultures.
• Student Government Organization (SGO) represents the student body on campus, promoting community service and student involvement, with opportunities to serve on campus committees and help with special events.
• Vertigo invites students to participate in a variety of outdoor trips including hiking, white-water rafting, camping and skiing. 

Would you like to start 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. Please contact the Office of Student Life for more information.