Student Clubs

The Tunxis Art Club is a place to connect with fellow students through collaborative projects, museum field trips, student art shows, campus art action, community outreach and creative discussion. One of the club’s best events is the club’s ambitious 24-hour marathon each spring. The club is open to any student – you don’t need to be an artist or even consider yourself creative to join. Come on, carpe diem!

Check out the Art Club on Instagram!

The Tunxis Business Club provides activities for its members to gain experience and knowledge in business, promote communication and networking among students, faculty, staff, alumni and local business leaders, improve the community and educate the campus community on various business topics.

Facebook: Tunxis Business Club

A welcoming space for students to engage in meaningful discussions on current events, social issues, and community topics. The club encourages open dialogue, fosters critical thinking, and promotes understanding among diverse perspectives, with the goal of building a more connected and informed campus community.

The Tunxis Community Outreach Club organizes all types of outreach activities to benefit the Tunxis and local community. Past projects have included several Faces of Homelessness Speakers event, a sock drive for local homeless residents, a Connect 2.0 survey on diversity and Tunxis student sense of belonging, a Bring It to the Table event on political conversations, a mental health forum re the community college shooting in Oregon, several bake or coffee beverage sales and drives to benefit Tunxis students and St. Vincent de Paul homeless shelter. Please join us in making a difference to the lives of others one project at a time – All welcome!

“Make a difference. Live a life that matters” – Frank McKinney

Our newly created Instagram account is Tunxis.community outreach

A group for aspiring writers to share stories, poetry, and essays, offering a space for constructive feedback, inspiration, and the development of writing skills.

The Dental Assisting Club promotes the highest ideals of professionalism in the dental community, and teamwork in all aspects of professional interaction.

The Future Educations Club acquaints education majors with the other students in the field and gives education majors the opportunity to extend their classroom knowledge to their field of study. The club is also an opportunity to further the understanding of preschool through grade 12 education beyond the boundaries of the classroom and offer an opportunity for social involvement among students and faculty.

The Gaming Club is a coalition of gaming enthusiasts on the Tunxis campus who wish to provide a fun and safe environment for students to pursue all interests in gaming as an extracurricular activity. The Gaming Club consists of all varieties of games, such as video games, card games, board games and even role-playing games like Dungeons and Dragons. Through gaming, we instill camaraderie and unity in students and provide a forum for discussion and debate related to all aspects of the gaming community.

Healthy Minds promotes mental wellness strategies and works to reduce the stigma associated with common mental health conditions, such as anxiety and depression. We help provide students with open communication and encourage everyone to share their thoughts and ideas. In the past, we've had engaging workshops and student panels, game nights, weekly discussions, art activities and lots of other exciting mental health events. Join us in removing the stigma surrounding mental health while building meaningful connections within your college community.

Students interested in mental health awareness and reducing the stigma associated with psychological disorders are encouraged to become members of the Healthy Minds Club or attend weekly discussions sponsored by the club. The Club meets on Wednesdays, 2:20-3:20 p.m. in Room 6-179.  

A Christian student-led organization focused on bible study.

The Human Services Club seeks to provide services for students on the Tunxis campus ranging from mental health resources, educational talks and events and free tampons and pads we have distributed around campus. The club focuses on making our campus a safer and more welcoming place for students through our countless hours of discussion and volunteer work. The members of the club are all very involved in weekly activities and most of them attend the weekly meeting, though this is not strictly enforced.

A music-based club where students can come together to jam, share musical interests, and collaborate on performances, fostering creativity and musical expression.

A community for Muslim students to connect, share experiences, and engage in cultural, spiritual and social activities promoting awareness and understanding.

A club for students pursuing a career in law, providing networking opportunities, career insights and resources for those interested in the paralegal profession.

All campuses have chapters of the Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Honors Society. See our Honors Societies page for more information about the benefits of membership and to learn about local chapters.