The purpose of this organization is to promote interest in the study of the French language and culture.
Club Email: French_Club@mcc.commnet.edu

The purpose of this organization is to promote awareness of important political issues. Activities include voter registration and mock debates.
Club Email: MPU_Club@mcc.commnet.edu 

The Multicultural Club is a safe place to celebrate our diverse cultures in a respectful atmosphere and to exchange knowledge about ethnic food, drinks, languages, music, dance, holidays, events, clothing, history, etc. This club is a learning experience where members share their multicultural knowledge about how to make their favorite ethnic food, how to dress in cultural clothes, or learn a new song or dance. If you’re interested in exploring other cultures, this is a great club to learn and make friends! All cultures are welcome!

The purpose of this student club is to make music in a social environment, network with other musicians and share the power of music with the greater community.

NAMI On Campus chapters are student-led clubs that tackle mental health issues by raising mental health awareness, educating the campus community, promoting existing services, and advocating for more mental health support on campus and beyond. Chapters are affiliated with the National Alliance on Mental Illness, the largest grassroots mental health organization in the United States. Any student with an interest in supporting mental health and wellness and who wants to help fight the stigma is encouraged to join.

The purpose of this student club is to provide professional development opportunities for those interested in working in the hospitality industry.

The Outdoors Club is driven to help improve the lives of students through the creation of a community that motivates them to take a break from their lives, get outside, and connect with nature. A club dedicated to promoting interest and an appreciation for outdoor pursuits and nature such as activities like camping, hiking, bird watching, rock climbing, biking, kayaking, skiing, snowboarding, and maple syruping!

The purpose of this organization is to provide a network for interaction between students in the paralegal program and paralegal professionals employed in the field.
Club Email: Paralegal_Club@mcc.commnet.edu 

Phi Theta Kappa is an internationally acclaimed honor society recognizing the academic achievement of associate degree students. The purpose of the Alpha Upsilon Alpha chapter is to promote scholarship, develop leadership and service and cultivate fellowship among qualified students at Manchester Community College. To be eligible for an invitation to join, a student must be currently enrolled, have accumulated 12 semester hours earned at CT State Manchester, have achieved a minimum GPA of 3.5 and adhere to the college code of conduct.
Club Email: PTK_Club@mcc.commnet.edu 

The purpose of this student club is to enjoy and promote projects involving physics and astronomy.

The purpose of this organization is to promote the awareness of poetry and spoken word as art forms. Activities include poetry readings and open mic nights.
Club Email: Poetry_Club@mcc.commnet.edu

The purpose of this organization is to support gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, questioning, intersex and straight students on campus, organize and promote social activities and educate members and others on campus about GLBTQI issues. All personal issues discussed during meetings, including members’ names and sexual orientation, shall be strictly confidential. No member shall discuss personal information regarding any member, advisor or associate, with non-members or in the presence of non-members.
Club Email: PRIDE@mcc.commnet.edu 

The purpose of this student club is to support students in the radiology program or interested in radiology as a field.

The purpose of this organization is to promote interest in the study of the Spanish language and Latin culture.
Club Email: Spanish_Club@mcc.commnet.edu

The Student Occupational Therapy Assistant Association (SOTA), serves as a forum for discussion of relevant professional issues, assisting Occupational Therapy Assistant students in their educational pursuits. In addition to promoting the Occupational Therapy profession to the public and college community, SOTA provides experiences for OTA students to demonstrate leadership; engage in service projects in the community; and represent the field through an organized, student-led process. The Association’s activities include advocacy, community engagement, team-building activities, and fund-raising endeavors.