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Student Clubs and Organizations

Getting involved in campus activities is a great way to meet others, have fun and develop leadership and life skills while attending college. It is a way to “maximize” the value of your education.

Saint Paul College offers a variety to choose from of student activities, clubs, organizations and leadership opportunities.

Please join us in the following clubs and organizations!

Student Clubs

All Trades Club

The purpose of the All Trades Club is to create an environment where students studying different trades can combine their skills to plan and create projects that will benefit members of the Club and others.

All Trades Club Advisor
Tim Strand, 651.846.1443

Asian Student Association

The mission of the Asian Student Association is to provide educational, cultural, community, networking and social events and gatherings for Saint Paul College Students, faculty, staff and surrounding community.

Asian Student Association Advisor
Shelby Reigstad, 651.846.1730

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

The Saint Paul College chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) purpose is to promote and increase knowledge and interest in the science, design, development, construction, languages, management and applications of modern computing.

ACM Advisor
Warren Sheaffer - 651.846.1535

Environmental Action Society

The Environmental Action Society’s purpose is to create awareness of our environmental impact and offer education on how to help mitigate these effects.

Environmental Action Society Advisor
Maggie Zimmerman - 651.403.4024

Muslim Student Association

The Muslim Student Association’s purpose is to unite Muslim and non-Muslim students at Saint Paul College and to provide students with a safe and comfortable environment in which they can develop an understanding of Islam, its teachings, and the diverse cultures of the Muslim world.

Muslim Student Association Advisor
Starletta Poindexter - 651.403.4073

PRISM Campus Alliance (People Representing Individuals and Sexual Minorities)

PRISM promotes individuality, growth and understanding within the Saint Paul College community; works to combat mistreatment and misconceptions of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender (GLBT) individuals and their allies; raises awareness among students, faculty, and staff; improves visibility and provides support of GLBT individuals and their allies in the campus community.

PRISM Advisor
Leigh Roethke - 651.403.4023

Respiratory Care Club

The Respiratory Care Club provides an educational/mentoring experience in Respiratory Therapy and fundraising opportunities to support program travel and projects.

Respiratory Care Club Advisor
Kathy Ross - 651.846.1497

Scitamard Society (Dramatics)

The Scitamard Society (Dramatics) provides an opportunity for students to explore talents as they relate to theater, creative arts and theatrical productions.

Scitamard Society Advisor
James LeDuc - 651.846.1630(ext. 5707)

Student Science Association (Science Club)

The Student Science Association’s purpose is to expose students at Saint Paul College to the sciences and provide volunteer and service opportunities to assist and mentor students who are interested in science related courses and careers.

Student Science Association Advisor
Rachel Hudson - 651.846.1518

Students Actively Living in Truth (SALT)

The purpose of the club is to be an outreach to all interested students on campus using our Christian faith and beliefs as our guide when talking to others.

SALT Advisor
Zubah Kpanaku, Jr. - 651.846.1731

Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE)

SIFE Advisor
Kelly Olson - 651.846.1731

Student Life Leadership Organizations & Opportunities

Phi Theta Kappa (Beta Xi Alpha chapter of Saint Paul College)

Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) is the official honor society of two-year colleges. There are requirements for eligibility including (but not limited to) being enrolled in a regionally accredited institution offering an associate degree program; completing at least 12 credits of coursework that may be applied to an associate degree; and obtaining a cumulative grade point average of 3.5.

Phi Theta Kappa Advisors
Andrew Cleveland (Coordinating Advisor) - 651.846.1659
Beth Arnold (Chapter Co-Advisor) - 651.846.1630 (ext. 5114)
Ayesha Shariff (Chapter Co-Advisor) - 651.846.1711

Saint Paul College Student Senate

The Student Senate is the official representative of the student body at Saint Paul College. The purpose of the Student Senate is to work to improve the quality of student life and education at Saint Paul College. As a liaison to the administration and faculty, senate represents student ideas, concerns and issues at Saint Paul College. Participation in the organization is an excellent opportunity to engage in the political process, become acquainted with the college system and its resources, and develop leadership skills.

More information about student senate

Student Senate Advisors
Andrew Cleveland - 651.846.1659
Linda Peterson - 651.846.1659

SkillsUSA

SkillsUSA is an organization established for students to provide quality education experiences in leadership, teamwork, citizenship and character development. Students participate in a variety of social, community service and educational opportunities. Students are able to compete in a wide range of topic areas that cover almost every discipline and program at Saint Paul College.

SkillsUSA Advisors
Keith Setley - 651.846.1539
Tom Hillstead - 651.846.1397

Student Ambassador Program

The Student Ambassadors serve as Saint Paul College representatives at college fairs, building tours, and campus events.

More information about the program 

Student Ambassador Program Advisor
Dave Mogren - 651.846.1788

Student Life Committee

The Student Life Committee serves as a viewpoint neutral decision making body that makes funding decisions and recommendations regarding what student activity fees will fund at Saint Paul College. This committee determines budget allocations for student organizations, clubs and the student life programs and events.

Student Life Committee Advisor
Andrew Cleveland - 651.846.1659