Contact Advisor: Richard Redding, 752-5436 or reddinr@scf.edu and Chiquita Henderson, 752-5619 or henderc1@scf.edu
Student Development
The African American Student Union is an organization which promotes the appreciation of historical achievements, encourages academic success, cultural enrichment, as well as personal and leadership development. These goals are accomplished through workshops, community services and cultural exploration. AASU is an active member of the Florida African American Student Association (FAASA). Membership is open to any currently enrolled SCF student.
Contact Advisor: Angela Powell, 752-5298 or powella@scf.edu
Disability Resource Center
The purpose of A.M.I.S.T.A.D. is to motivate individuals to break the barriers of disabilities and social differences in order to promote unification for the benefit of the community. The club is involved with many different service projects such as Adopt-a-Family and the Special Olympics.
Contact Advisor: Brenda Pinkney, 752-5429 or pinkneb@scf.edu
Student Development
Circle K International is the college level of the Kiwanis Organization. It holds the promise of today's college students becoming tomorrow's leaders. Members of Circle K International are responsible citizens and leaders with a lifelong commitment to community service worldwide, collaborating with all members of the Kiwanis family to achieve common objectives. The club exists to meet the personal needs of students through qualities of leadership, rewards of service, and the unique spirit of friendship. The club provides students with the opportunity to participate in organized volunteer activities providing needed service to individuals, families, agencies, and the community. Local Kiwanis clubs sponsor Circle K International and give members the opportunity to interact with professionals throughout the community.
Contact Advisor: Del Jacobs, 752-5593 or jacobsd@scf.edu
Fine and Performing Arts
The Film Club has two primary areas of engagement to encourage student participation in the culture of cineam. These involve aspects of film/videio production and aspects of film/video presentation. An active presence is assured through campus events focused on screening and discussion of films, and support efforts to film productions and festivals emanating from classes and from outside producers/presenters.
Contact Advisor: Mara Casado 752-5482 or casadom@scf.edu
Business & Technology
Contact Advisors: Healther Shehorn 408-1416 or shehorh@scf.edu and Any Conces 408-1148 or concesa@scf.edu
Student Development and Disability Resource Center
Contact Advisor: Andrew Swanson, Ph.D. 408-1494 or swansoa@scf.edu
Natural Sciences
Contact Advisors: Michelle Flynn 408-1476 or flynnm@scf.edu or and Lynette O'Neill 408-1476 or oneill@scf.edu
Academics
Contact Advisor: Dr. Doug Ford, 408-1501 or fordd@scf.edu
Langugage and Literature Department
Swamp Scribes was established to provide its members with an out-of-class medium to discuss and exchange ideas to further the imagination, creativity and originality of its members, students and the community while promoting a diversity of views by studying and performing works from other cultures
Contact Advisor: Dr. Paul Nolting, 752-5326 or noltinp@scf.edu
Student Development
Contact Advisor: Rich McKee 408-1517 or mckeer@scf.edu
Langugage and Literature