Student Services and Activities

Student Activities

Alumni Association

The Midlands Technical College Alumni Association is a dues-based membership organization open to all who have attended Midlands Technical College.  Through the Alumni Association, members have the opportunity to keep in touch with the college and fellow graduates, establish networks, and assist the college in remaining on the cutting edge of excellence.  Through its membership dues and periodic fund-raisers, the Alumni Association strives to support student scholarships, curriculum development, reunions and other special events.

Specific details on current Alumni Association activities and membership are available through the college’s Development Office.

 

Clubs and Organizations

Many clubs and organizations are active on campus.  Through participation in these clubs and organizations, students may explore and extend their interests and further develop their skills abilities by working fellow students.  Membership is open to all students who meet the qualifications of the respective club.  This information is available in the Student Activities office or online at www.midlandstech.edu/studentactivities.  Information on procedures for chartering a new student organization is also available.

 

Honor Organizations

Student honor organizations include the Midlands Technical College Ambassador Assembly, Alpha Eta Kappa chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa Society and the National Technical Honor Society.  The Ambassador Assembly is an honor/volunteer organization of outstanding students selected to represent Midlands Technical College at college and community events.  Phi Theta Kappa is an international honor society for community colleges. The National Technical Honor Society recognizes outstanding students enrolled in Career Programs majors.

 

Cultural and Cocurricular Programming

A major goal of the Student Activities Office is to augment students’ academic experience through cocurricular programming.   Lectures, seminars and workshops on a variety of subjects are offered as well as performances by local artists, films and special interest programs.

 

Identification Cards

In support of campus safety and security, all students are required to obtain and carry on their possession a current MTC Student Identification Card.  Please be advised that a current MTC Student ID must be presented upon request, when utilizing MTC facilities and/or on the campus’.  A current ID is one having a sticker, on the back, denoting the current enrollment period.  Students ID’s are processed according to the following schedule:

Airport Campus Student Center
Commons Room 126
822-3650
 
Mondays 1:00 pm - 6:30 pm
Tuesdays 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
 

Beltline Campus Student Center
Campus Life Room 101
738-7651
 
Wednesdays 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
Thursdays 1:00 pm - 6:30 pm

PLEASE BRING:  A.  Paid Fee Receipt.  Misplaced it?  Obtain another copy from the Cashier in Reed Hall (AC) or The Beltline Student Center (BC).  If you receive financial aid, obtain a statement from the Office of Student Financial Services.  B.  Picture ID.  C.  Vehicle Tag Number.  This is necessary to register your vehicle with Campus Security, in cases of vehicle emergencies.  Students do not receive parking permits and should not park in any spaces identified as “permit only.”

Students ID’s are obtained through the Office of Student Activities on the aforementioned days and times.  Student ID’s are not processed when classes are not in session.

The initial ID is free.  All replacement IDs are $5.00.

 

Publications

The English Department publishes an annual student literary magazine, Stylus, which is online at www.midlandstech.edu.  Student Activities publications, such as:  the online student newspaper, The Pony Express, a Child Care Referral database and Student Handbook, all can be found on the Student Activities webpage:  www.midlandstech.edu/studentactivities.

 

Social and Sports Activities

The Student Activities Office seeks to foster interaction among the entire student body, faculty and staff by offering social and recreational activities.  This interaction can improve students’ concepts of self-worth and increase the opportunities for success in college.

 

Student Advisory Board

Students have the opportunity to participate in student government through the Student Advisory Board (SAB).  This governing board provides students a voice in college governance, campus concerns and student affairs.  The Student Advisory Board is also the umbrella structure for all MTC student clubs and organizations.  Representatives of each student organization sit on the SAB as voting members.  Any student may attend Advisory Board meetings and voice concerns as a nonvoting member.  The Student Advisory Board charters new student organizations, sponsors community services projects and supports Student Activities programming.  The Student Advisory Board chair attends the MTC Commission meetings and serves as an advisor on student issues to the Vice President for Student Development Services.  The Student Advisory Board also appoints students to college standing and ad hoc committees.

All Midlands Technical College students are automatically members-at-large of the SAB and are encouraged to participate.  The executive officers are elected in the spring.  Contact the Student Activities Office on either the Beltline or Airport campus for further information.