Student Clubs

The mission of the Veterans Student Association is to be a self-sustaining resource for matriculating veterans by providing a variety of services, including SGA representation, college-mediation, fundraising, hospitality and information dissemination, while fostering a general awareness, respect and support for all veterans.

The VETS Club at CT State Manchester brings together students with prior or current military service as well as students who want to support veterans. Through the OASIS services, we help veterans enroll in classes, obtain tutoring or other educational aid, apply for financial aid and veterans’ benefits, and smooth separation from the service and the return to school. We also serve as a liaison between our veterans and veterans’ communities and organizations outside of CT State Manchester.  The VETS Club plans activities and programs which contribute to the understanding and appreciation of the military by campus students and the local community. Activities and programming are determined by members at our club meetings.
Club Email: MA-VETS_Club@ctstate.edu 

The Volleyball Club gives students an opportunity for healthy physical activity, fun and teamwork.

The Women in STEM club is dedicated to empowering and encouraging women who are passionate about Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. Our mission is to create a supportive community where women can thrive in traditionally male-dominated fields through collaborative projects and events. Join us bi-monthly on Mondays at 3 pm in the Makerspace, where we work together to plan events, exchange ideas, engage in discussions, and work on our projects. We welcome individuals of all genders and backgrounds to join us as we strive to create a community where everyone has the opportunity to learn from one another and contribute to our collective growth.

Advisor: Jonathan McMenamin-Balano, jonathan.mcmenaminbalano@ctstate.edu

The mission of the Writing Club is to foster the development of creative writing through constructive criticism. Students foster this discussion during meetings on campus.