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Want to Join an
NCSAC Club?
Joining a club is a great way to get involved on campus!
Wanting to get involved more on campus? Looking for something to do outside of class? Want to meet some awesome people who think the same way as you? Below is a list of clubs for both campuses that you can join TODAY!
We encourage you to join clubs at either campus, you can find the club's home base included in the list below.
Clubs are listed in alphabetical order.
Welland Campus Club List
Black Student Association
President: Darlington Nwachukwu
Instagram: nc_bsa
Club Description:
The Black Student Association (BSA) is all about community, connection, and celebrating Black culture. We want to create a space where everyone feels welcome, whether you’re Black or just want to learn, share, and have fun with us!
From social hangouts and cultural events to discussions and service projects, BSA is a place to meet new friends, share experiences, and grow together.
Come join us, bring your energy, and be part of a community that supports, uplifts, and promotes unity among each other.
Category: Cultural, General Interest, Social
Club Home Base: Welland
Instagram: nc_bsa
Club Description:
The Black Student Association (BSA) is all about community, connection, and celebrating Black culture. We want to create a space where everyone feels welcome, whether you’re Black or just want to learn, share, and have fun with us!
From social hangouts and cultural events to discussions and service projects, BSA is a place to meet new friends, share experiences, and grow together.
Come join us, bring your energy, and be part of a community that supports, uplifts, and promotes unity among each other.
Category: Cultural, General Interest, Social
Club Home Base: Welland
NOTL Campus Club List
Elohist Bible Study
President: Julius Mcharo Sabuni
Our club is dedicated to spreading hope through the teachings of the Bible. We will organize Bible study activities for students on campus and participate in various volunteer initiatives to apply the teachings of the Bible and make a positive impact on the world.
Club Category: Religious
Our club is dedicated to spreading hope through the teachings of the Bible. We will organize Bible study activities for students on campus and participate in various volunteer initiatives to apply the teachings of the Bible and make a positive impact on the world.
Club Category: Religious
HFTP - Club
Club President: Faith Stewart
Club Bio: The purpose of our club is to provide professional and social development for hospitality and business students by acting as a liaison between the HFTP (Hospitality Financial & Technology Professionals) organization and Niagara College.
We aim to improve students' knowledge of this organization and changes in our industry by hosting events and bringing in guest speakers.
Our overarching goal is to provide students with an edge when entering the industry.
Home Base: NOTL
Category: Academic, General Interest, and Social
Club Bio: The purpose of our club is to provide professional and social development for hospitality and business students by acting as a liaison between the HFTP (Hospitality Financial & Technology Professionals) organization and Niagara College.
We aim to improve students' knowledge of this organization and changes in our industry by hosting events and bringing in guest speakers.
Our overarching goal is to provide students with an edge when entering the industry.
Home Base: NOTL
Category: Academic, General Interest, and Social
HR @ NC
President: Crystal Manwaring
The HR@NC Student Club is an extra-curricular association run by HR students. HR@NC will organize Human Resources Management workshops, speaker panels, networking events, and keynote speaker series.
Club Category: Academic, General Interest
The HR@NC Student Club is an extra-curricular association run by HR students. HR@NC will organize Human Resources Management workshops, speaker panels, networking events, and keynote speaker series.
Club Category: Academic, General Interest
NC Native Plant Society
CLUB PRESIDENT: Sean Clarey
The NC Native Plant Society is a group dedicated to promoting the use of native plant species, on campus and in the community.
This group will explore opportunities for native plant gardening projects on campus and in the community. Other group activities include:
- Archiving native plant species found on campus
- Educating others on the ecological benefits of native plant gardening
- Collaborating with students in Horticulture, Ecosystem Restoration, and Landscaping programs with the goal of sharing knowledge and promoting ecological best-practices
- Collaborating with the sustainability department to align with existing on-campus sustainability initiatives
CATEGORY: Cultural and General Interest
The NC Native Plant Society is a group dedicated to promoting the use of native plant species, on campus and in the community.
This group will explore opportunities for native plant gardening projects on campus and in the community. Other group activities include:
- Archiving native plant species found on campus
- Educating others on the ecological benefits of native plant gardening
- Collaborating with students in Horticulture, Ecosystem Restoration, and Landscaping programs with the goal of sharing knowledge and promoting ecological best-practices
- Collaborating with the sustainability department to align with existing on-campus sustainability initiatives
CATEGORY: Cultural and General Interest
NC Writing Club
President: Brianna Gianetto
The NC Writing Club will be a creative sanctuary for wordsmiths and storytellers at Niagara College!
Features of the Club:
Weekly Writing Sessions: We will host quick writing sessions where members engage in writing exercises. Whether you're into fiction, poetry, non-fiction, or even screenwriting, these sessions provide the perfect opportunity to experiment with your writing and receive constructive feedback.
Critique Circles: Constructive criticism is crucial for growth as a writer. The NC Writing Club facilitates critique circles where members can exchange feedback on each other's work in a respectful and encouraging environment. This helps refine writing skills and develop a keen editorial eye.
Membership is open to all Niagara College students, regardless of their writing experience or academic program. Whether you're a seasoned wordsmith or just beginning your writing journey, you'll find a warm and supportive community at our club.
Join our Discord: The NCWC Discord Server
Club Category: Academic, Arts, General Interest
The NC Writing Club will be a creative sanctuary for wordsmiths and storytellers at Niagara College!
Features of the Club:
Weekly Writing Sessions: We will host quick writing sessions where members engage in writing exercises. Whether you're into fiction, poetry, non-fiction, or even screenwriting, these sessions provide the perfect opportunity to experiment with your writing and receive constructive feedback.
Critique Circles: Constructive criticism is crucial for growth as a writer. The NC Writing Club facilitates critique circles where members can exchange feedback on each other's work in a respectful and encouraging environment. This helps refine writing skills and develop a keen editorial eye.
Membership is open to all Niagara College students, regardless of their writing experience or academic program. Whether you're a seasoned wordsmith or just beginning your writing journey, you'll find a warm and supportive community at our club.
Join our Discord: The NCWC Discord Server
Club Category: Academic, Arts, General Interest
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