Student Organizations
Get Involved. Find Your Community
College is about more than classes. Getting involved in a student organization is one of the best ways to build friendships, develop leadership skills, explore your interests, and make the most of your time at Lakeshore College.
Whether you're looking to connect with classmates who share your passions, gain experience related to your career, or simply have fun outside the classroom, there's a place for you.
Why Join a Student Organization?

Student organizations provide opportunities to:
- Meet new people and build lasting friendships.
- Develop leadership, communication, and teamwork skills.
- Explore personal and professional interests.
- Participate in campus events and community service.
- Build your résumé with valuable extracurricular experience.
- Create a stronger connection to the Lakeshore College community.
There's Something for Everyone
Lakeshore College offers a variety of student organizations representing academic programs, career interests, cultural communities, leadership opportunities, special interests, and recreational activities.
Organizations may host meetings, guest speakers, networking events, volunteer projects, competitions, social activities, and more throughout the academic year.

Ready to Join?
All currently enrolled credit students are welcome to participate in student organizations. Simply browse the list of active organizations below and contact the faculty or staff advisor to learn more about meeting times, upcoming events, and how to get involved.
Student Organization | Faculty/Staff Advisor(s) |
|---|---|
Auto Maintenance Club | Robert Dragan |
Business Professionals of America | Julie Meyer & Nathan Taylor |
Culinary Club | Amanda Weber |
Dental Club | Vacant |
Gaming Club | Nathan Taylor |
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship | Paul Benfield |
IT Club | Steve Dibona |
Lakeshore Chapter of the Student Nurses Association | Sue Schmeichel & Jolaine Bishop |
Makers Club | Jake Pelland |
Medical Assistant Club | Anthony Reyes |
Paralegal Student Association | Donna Meiselwitz |
Phi Theta Kappa Beta Lambda Sigma Chapter | Chou Yang |
Professional Agriculture Student Organization | Megan Kulow & Lyndsay Burmesch |
Radiography Club | Brian Repenshek |
Don't see an organization that matches your interests? Students are encouraged to explore opportunities to start a new organization with support from Student Life. Please email studentlifeslb@lakeshore.edu and find out how to get started.
Your College Experience Starts Here
Getting involved is one of the easiest ways to make connections, gain experience, and create memories that last beyond graduation. Find an organization that interests you and become part of the Lakeshore College community today.